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GAl1nMh.
Not Sabre tquQ bUiROs.- Uoidbi fR geben;
gcjwuuaeu, iltl oGt pinosH un0 &nie'n
ioIBubemc9cn. -GIac }UuHce bare sur.

90. QDests & gptter.-gttnt 9ervsr! SD habs
an mir cine iUuHogr6are 5silung rJI,tt 5iebeit8sbp
Sabre lang lit Id IN 5alinlB it mar cGmtt bsbGeg
am Soyis. i'm geii4te an HGdtn an ban HtneH unb
SdtnieIn. Jb mar U6brrlo tncs 5abres nidt i'm
5auoe, mid in ai!oeer lBei'E fO'iiG5flUesen, as aus
5dnoen uuo Snen; Id toRnts mid ID brena roller aht
Sabre nibt le.bf teottiten. SD babe GaHefrte bon
Utteln usilud; tnes oauon 5Uie ete germ lie gBtrs
fuug uno bic Ncrits ertiartsu msineu SAT- fir unbet
bar. Vteiue Gteru prObrteU Iues, uas Eur iu prc=
bireu par Dd iab ib :i5re &nj tae uno bsj3o5, biz
9uttcurG WttteI gu Ueriad3eH. Shou BE erIts
8nhie Is utieura brabts rie uHeingteiteH az bic
Dbttldde eer SaGt nieitbeu trotneirn uno ieisu a6
bepor lie tauni btraus Uartt uno aGu bin it1 gang ge
Juno. Mues pas i'd iagsu fam. III: idb DGnte 55neg
BON gauSem 5trrn liir mFiur 9sIus. User inmer
oelen Brsi etlua ir etus &auib u9 balteu oqe, Der
ihret5e on sid oOfr t0nlns 3u mir uue pber cu9t ne
yel6f. 9br ergebsEftsr I8 III Ytc Dnnalt.
Nr. 1915. 2p terFelo. .ShdgC,
8 btca ., Sls.. 4. ytoEi SO.
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giebmtarft tn 9bttanelphfe.

SS # Y9itabelp bta, 3. 5tepbr. -.
&lHooleb tan, 3ufubr sTon, fr'mn sit 81,
9nte 4. Mltta'ftfie i, Oroinare 24-24.
S0aa!e lebbait, 3ufubr 500, ertra cute
ia, quite 44-43, Wfittaliorte 3a-4, orbi=
nayt 3-3ll.
Sdnlmer tsb9aft, anfllbr 1000. primo 6==e4
5ate stI;58,. IiitttlIsrIe 5-5z, orbtnare A.
@djfaeine icb9aft, 3ufl1br 400, prinla Ct,
quite 61-6s, Wtittsliorte 6. nrhil1re 81
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Jleue 0n0eigen.
@mtt,me, 9em o fratets

Die IufmerfIamfett Der oemcfraIiidjs djscpnierUnti:
ben Stimmeeber miro bier6urd auf etnen fseber in
benz Jiamcn 0eS Srn. gSm. u. SpBo, hcmosratti1en
Gjeiebgebun95 i'm 6rttten 0irtte, 8eentt.
Die 3etel, lpelde Die lleteri6rift Con;titton and
Laws" trasen, entbalten ben 9tamen Ssm. q. 3opo
anitot gSnt. II. Yogo.
Stimmge6er tpoaen Sieie6 bea6ten!
YRattbesu +. SSbetatf,
(254) Scfretdr be5 GretutiuzSomite's
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Noti3eu.
gar, sle.ia,maam s. Soups wresssfe.

s'a". Sls.fd,n'aam s. Sonip's wsesssfe,
Compressed yeasp.
Da man elltoeft bat, bas uieIs ggtadasmunaen III.
a1er 9els l'd9 im Oiarfte tenoen, TO bat olIe aht
greBsefe unieres Sabrif1tes ouf ebeu gotets ssr
i1alnen unicfer a'rrta. aae anStren fns gsad,as:
"'pn oeertn9e bon fciacm @rocer GaH, NlesSd,
@'.aa" @aa :" S"np's @rebbcse. sdsud frif6!
Vl' dt=Oepot: sir. "a, Horo=@utaspss sfrase.
tOtdra19,1S e. O. 9enuctt, G5e5dditsfnbrc..
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Sohes gtlter.

Nem= Oorf, 3. Gopember. - Sarab
Sbomplon ftarb am Samitage in gsr. 1876,
PrtncetraBe, in Dem boh,n 9uter pcn 10i Sab
rem unS 2 OfoHaten Itub Winforb 9oran in
gtr, 1853, i. apenlte, I'M atter bon l0l aabrell
unb 8 lfonaien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-04
Baltimore 5ire s9nIurantf Ofife
auI Der
SiiDmsif= Gfe hcrSnntbz u. @ateriir

Set mebr, als einem hal6en Sabrbunoert eta6lirt
nerfiGert sesen geru ooer Sef6doisun9 burd sseuei
in oer Stabt ooer au Dem eanoe, auf ale Arten BON
@i9entbun.
Sie5e @eIeaidait itent audb immerpdbrenbe
ooer permaueHte Boltcen aus.
2sni. q. s,errtion, Brdlibent.
9frefturiuut:
Oa0io Q. g8itlon, 9. 8. Reiucomer,
fSrnncis 8. 8ing, Orpiae 9orluit,
Setrp Carroll, Q4. gB. 9dplor,
a8nl. 8. Urune, George Z, Sarrl{on,
s. pon aapf, ISM. 6, Benninetor,
s. 5lo5ert SenfinS, .. @lbert 8iders,
6. yiorton StendTt, WenoeS Goben,
&ainusl &. George, Jun.
tsaniia-g) M. S. Sasa. SsIs,
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SmtTprMG,.

8 nebec, 3. gpo.-0ie nit einern @aroo
9Sai5en bon 9JfOutredl rad Gorf h,itimn,te
0ltreidlild1e Sarfe ..JSerec O." ilt i'm unteret
ct. 9amrentefluiie geid)eitert. Die Mann=
ld)aft ipltrbe gtrettet.
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Scr sHtoSIe,5fi,e V5ifft,prDprpses.

gro,eb ssasn 7 ISM. 8. Ssiools, anasflaat, leine
@attin onrd Sit ans benz sse9e .gerannlt 5n
5taOtssrldte er0ifnet. Yrofeiior gam. Is.
5obnion pom gDalezGolle9," w,l4r Die Yoit
Otorten- llnterlu6nng porgenetinten bate, be-
Seli9te, baB ct iiber SDei @rau Qrenif i'm Maz
gen, Gebir11, benz einen 9un9eniliigel, brr 2eber
nno ben Gingelpeioeil porgEfiiaoeu babe; Der
anbere 2ungt tnfliigel, oer5, Siaie uno giieren
iino nod all untsriuden. Brofeiior Sobnion
ordte Die lleber5eugung aus, bab I'M @ln5su
ipenigitenS brei @rau Qrierif i'll Dem &6rper
porgeiunoen lperOen miirb.n. @r beitritt Die
3beorie Der S.rtbeiOignngsanudlte, oaB bas
arienif i'll Der BatentneoiSu, peld)e Die sSer=
itorbene in GROCER Snantitdt einuabnl, eutbal=
tell aclusIeu lei.
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mem Yorf, 3. Jtopbr-0ie SelshGnb
ler SiIoor & Sein beiiuben iid) in fiuansielel
Serlegenb3itefl uno iibertruqen bente i'm Snte.
rene threr SlGubtger lire @eihGft8nifaireu al
Srn. Gbuar0 Stieqlit. Die 8aiiipa loQer
lsfl auI cine bebeuteltbe Sunnte belaufe1.
81 bicago, 3. 9fopeinber. = Die hiefias
Strnla @ebriioer Stettauer & Comp. benad)-
rld)ttgte am lctten Sanitaee ibr: @ei9aft8=
lrenEoe tno @ldnbi9er i'm Often, bab iie nid)t
tim Stanoe iei, itren Standardization rad53ll=
tontlilel', unS fd3 ge1etbi9t iebe, ihre 3abiun
gen ensu'teileu. lleber Sic @cjddftslaqe bet
5sirnia tt nod ridts Gepines erntittelt, ieoof,
mill man tuiiien, SAB fid Die YaiIua auf
b'tnabe /! Dfillion belauien. Die Sirma
!pur6e als cine Der itdrfften nno superlalllqften
I'M gselten betradtet, unb ibr 6olliment erreot
oelto groBsres anhsbeu. ior. 3aniS Stettauer
tbeiit nit, oaB fd) faft ale bauptidd)liden
Giaubi9er i'm Often mo cilige mellige in Gu
ropa befinoen.
lleber Die llriade bes 8anferotts itnb @ez
rudlte ailer Srt i'm llnllauie. Ofan ersdblt
lldl, aaB am letten Samtdqe sl5O,00O or hie
Sd)Wiegernliitter zines Der Gplf,dftStGeifhaber
! litbffrtraaeu ,rnrsan nli5 100000 Iolen in ben
leEIelt D Wtcnaten ettlent r,,,,no,pn g,o,rsng
:: .nicr Der 9allo al8ge3ablt mot6en
gsT' Eie BIrma iduloet Den 6p. Glailin &
comp. III yielp=Yorf 100000, oen Sjo. SEQ.
y. JfidlaroIon & Comp. in 9teps Norf $50 900
iinS sem Sberf'en @5tf6ng, ebeuiaIs in stem
2l"rfj $4,000. Son ben @eIdlaitStheilbdhern
1T, anger otr1 fSrn. Tabib @stettGuer, fem
ctnStaer felite ou;slTItnoen.
u ~ y orf, 3. 9topbr. - Die @bicdgoer
Strnta gebriiotr Stettauer & Comp. id1ulOet
oerl9tsSenen bieiigen Sirnlen Suunlen I'M
Setra9e non $4,000 bis 100000, Die bic
ilgeH Sdnloeu, iomeit bieielber eflttittslt ii!o,
bSaitteis ftd 0iif beDeiiteto nnebr als cine Balbe
sgttlllons leOnd iinb Die Gut6aben pnn etipa
einen1 8nbenp sFirnteit in bisier Seiednun9
llidlt nit eiIineidfiniatt.
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Hp1 etn rfrstatnser" Gp,,mtDSG,a!,=
ttaetffer In Shin.

Cincinnati, 8. Nopenlber. - 9lffrcb &C.
Jtobinlon, 81 Sdatnleilter BON Glernlont-
Gonntp, g., puroe beutc Su MianloiQe, o.,
inter Der sfnflage perbaftet, DOE smei Sabren
$24, 200 aus Der GountDfaiie unterIdlagen III
babsn. Sin egemaligsr Glerf 8obinion's lpuroe
lan9er, benn ell Sabr, ais Der nutbmaBlitbe
Seriiber bieleS llnteri6leifS in Saft gsbalte!l,
jebod III Der per9angelten 9Sode eutlaiiell.
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Die Situation TT Wterupsis.

oer StaSt maren bsnte friib NIT einem Oifen
GlSlib:rSng beoedt, unb Die ltbte Na6t ipar
DIE tdltelte Der Saiion. lleber 500 Oepei6erl
ipuroen heute Don hlsfaen 9(eriteit obgefdieft,
I'M .abneienbt GiIr9er Su benad,rtdjtigell, bab
lte opne oie acringiie @cfaBr sltridfsbfen f6iz
nen. Die @pibelltfe bpl' 1879 earf bicenlit ais
beerhet pe!tatiiel iperpen.
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1ther eiae Stur beipirten.
Ga o,,A6S1A G.:.. gN,1e:fEz

fiber eiae &ur beprten.
Gs ent6dlt fctn &ueceflbcr
in irgenb elmer GeitaIt; lit cine unI6dbz
Tide Yrdparatipn mo bat ni6t Sens
9ertn9iten i4abGi@en Ginflub
beim 5arte ten Sinh.
9a8 dhte Or. Wc2ane'8 8ers
nj u9e bat Die 5i9natltren 6. 4tc=
Game II. S lemin8 8rps. auf bent
llmidla9.
Sr. 6. Mc9ane's 2c6cr @t4ea
tper6en nidt empfobIen ais 0etllnittel 9essa
yalle 2eiber, benen bdS 6lejitb untertban 1T"
ionbern 9e9en &rantbeiten Der 2eber bei biliDs
len 9e1hmerben, 9i6peplie urO franfbafterlt
aepfpeb, ober berarti8en llebeIm iiilo iie ilils
iiberyeffli4.
GS giebt fein beiiereS 9lbfiibrmitteL Dor o6er
ndcb benz Gebrailde bon G9tnin. glLs 9Alrs
gir,nttel iinb iie unperglethlieb.
@an butte ii6 bOr Sali6anseH.
Die Gcbten itnb nie iiberpldert.
Sebe Shahtel bat eillen retbeit g9ad1SIie9eL
a,,f bem 9edel nit Der SnidriTt 9r @ieeaae'S
Siper 9ytlls
SSeber llmldlng bat bic Gi8natilren BON 6.
&c2ane rnb Slemiug &rpS.
4ian perlange bic ddhtsp Gr. s. Dlc2ane5
9eber= Billen, prdparirt bon 6lenitng 8ros.. Sil
8ittsburgb, 8a., oenn ber 9iorft 1T ppIl bon
Jadabmunsen bes 9lenen Me9ane, ainer2
tp4ftabirt, aber btslsIts sINAlprRshs,
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~Ja2 lc)te
Gr+ 6. S0}c2dltc'&
6tvGgmte 2imcrifanii3c
SSas,ky 1GGS 411= 2a5G GG1
,, ,,N5crmiflfee.' @
Spmptpmc 9pn 2Burmeru.

UpI+ utCEH@
0aS Geiit6t lit bleih umb bleifarbig
q ;eitpeiIe brennenb rot6 poer ein
umrbt9eter Sled auf elmer ooer auf beiz
ben QGunaen bic 2(ugen peI0en tribe;
Die 8upilien eripeiten it'd cin 6Iduliber
S1albfrei5 5jebt iicb um oa9 ,uttere 9tu=
genllep; Die 9(aie lit eat5In6et, seidwpL=
len l,nO blttct 5ureiler; Die Eberhppe
i4ipiltt an; bin ND ipie6er Sop oeb nit
Snulen np 4c9en in Den 06ren; cine
lngeipbbnttc5e 5pei4d 9tbIontertmg;
i4telmige unb belegte 3lmge 2ttbenl
iebr tibelrieheno, beipn6er5 be3 Dtprz
gems; 2(ppetit Der6nOerli6, 5upeilen in
NejBbun5er NIT na8enbem 6efUble i'm
3Jtagen au5arten6, 81 anperen j3eiten tpies
Der 96n5lttb naEnelb; didtige Sdners
sen in .0tagen; 5eitlpeiie lle5slteit unb
groreden; bcftige S6mer5en in Inter
letb ; unre9elmdBiger Sht6l8au1 81
3eiten peritopft ihlejmig, unb baufig
nit 8lut permii@t; Der &eib it se=
ItbwcQen unb barr; Der }lrin tribe; bas
Ntbmen eri4Wert begleitet bpm 56ludy=
ger +; mahmaL trUfener lWb frampfbafs
tel 6uIt:n; unrp9iger unterbro6ener
Gdlai nit 3d6netnir16en; 3emperas
ment perdnberIt6, i'm 2lll9emeinen aber
ret36ar, u.i.p.
Nenn rbige Stmptorte ais oprban6en
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ltnfdae 1ttto Werbred,e,,.

M orrtsto nm, H.=S., 3. 9topember. =
Ste Sleloer Der S=idbrigen sSennte 3nou geriez
tBen geltern IN Srano, oa oGs Sinh eillenl brett
llenoen 9aufen Slatter 81 nabe fam. Sic er~
lit bisrbel 10 i9tpere Sranouunoen, oaf iie
tuenige Stunben baramf itarb.
Oetro Mid1., 3. Iopen1bsr. - Sas.
:. 6ltd), tpsld)er Dor &nrscrn su 6aolen, uabe
aapeir, feline Srau rnb ietue picridbrtae Sod
ter erorbete, lit iiberfIbrt ritb III lsbensldua=
iid)er 3wanssarbeit i'm 3utbtbalie gu Saflon
perurtbeilt tporOe11.
SanSransisco, 3. Nopenlber. Der
Sbnlieb Sobn Oonnel iu,lrbe geitera Don 3.
6arrigan, einsn Spe5ialpoli3iiten, erlbolIen.
geibe batten iid) suianlmen betrnufen uno &C.
rietben ipdter in etnen Streit.
an @de Der Bacific- unb OauisitraBe brad
luabreno Der pergangeuer Naft Tsuer aus.
Cine Srau 81. @rabeS fa1lb ibrcn SOB in ber
6lanlnlen, llno tbr @atte trng tootli9e grano=
iplinoeit bapou.
Betersbnrg, 8irg., 8. 9fobenlber. :
Sanes Sc. gourg, tueld)er am lekten Gums
tags abenoe @eorg !5intou eridoB, cri6ier
bsllte Dor @erift, jebod) iuurbe oas Gerb0r au
antrag bes acknowledgements bis gum
liatbltell Sreitaae perIhoben. Ser glngeilagte
peldler crit 20 Sabre alt lit, ipilroe nnteroeiier
oenl @ctdngaliie IbesruieIett. Ser Morb ipllrot
il1alt o.trd eineu politii1en 9iSput, ionOerr
oafd) elilen alten Saoer peranla6i. 9inton's
seerolgun9 fano beute 8ornlittag bon Der
g@racs. Gpllfopaltird)e" aus inter 5abireiher
Estbsiltanng Ifatt.
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SelegrapDlia)e 9epelden.
[BeriGte Der nIIiocirten 4refie fir ben .9.ut,d,.n
eorreiponbenten".1
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sStdttee enti6etomm9 inSes,tg a,t'
SdlttlCn0eleecf.hci

BomeroD, y, O., 3. Jiop. = gsm. Gufsr
bat ben bieiigen Sdnlratb auf Shaoaneriat
nertlagt psil berlelbe Die Godlter bes SldserS
aus Der Sdule gcipieicu bate, unb bic Sc
ld)morenen lprad)en 5rn. Suder $35 gu. Der
Sfnlratb bate eittidpeben, baB alle SbHler
iin 3eidnen rlnterridtet psroen lollten; Suder
bena6ridttgte Die 2ebrer, baB er ieiuer Sohter
nidt geifatteu merbr, iid) an bieeln uHterrid)ts=
slpeige 81 batbeiligen, unb oaS sptdoben puroe
oarauibin aus Der Sbule ausgeitoBen. @snu
Die obige geri9tsentibsibung nift in elmer
bSberen Snifans unl9eitoBen miro, 10 lsgt Der
nou benz Sdulrath arrangirte 2ebrplan ben
Sditlern unb ibreu @lterH fetne Sepflibtun
geu alIf.
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8 @bicago, 3. 9topenlber. - Die M6bel=
6abrf oer i6!5. q. $. 9luorcipS 8. Comp,
ytr. 156, Matberitrabe, brannts geitern nitoer.
Serluit 100000.
Ghicago, 3. Sfopenber. - Scr s5crluit,
tuelbsr in her pefaanaelien 9sed,t bird bas
5enef in seB,eier & gsilipn's @jlbduoe emit
itano, beidnit iid auf etipa 1000, llno Der
S4aocn, meldler in q. s. @nbreinS' 9eShel=
6abrif anaerid'tct muroe, auf S50, 900. gShaez
ler & gSllion maren fiir $4,000 nnb ". s..
IllnrRn8 fiir S25. 900 hrrfih1ert
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Gutic,tra= Seife,

Delln'lttcl mo G0IIlttcu= lltttttl,
iur6 prGpattrt uUH Guticutu in mooifiiircr ,5ornS
uub Ia po,itip unentbe5rtIb iir Die eGan3nng uon
oautz uno z2rautbeiteH. 1Sir clrpleblcn e ais
PrdcrUaIioH5zUijttc 1r Die pdu or u1iHen &iH0er;
iir berreu mil emptnollcr oaut lpelde i igl0it raz
rcn; iitr }cRe, Dglbc cine renc tn0 9ciunoc 6ulit
am T0rpcr uno am St0pie DuuilpcH e1btidl iir a1e
3lueTc Der ItuoritubG, oes Sa0c5 ln6 Der Toilette.
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Scr &eIOntarft.

NetpzDorf, 8. Nopbr. 6olsenoes iiub
bic SdhnBnotirungelt: @'elo III; Sterlins=
gSediel 4.S0--8O9. gnnoes SbligatiouelI,
lS81er 1868, neue Siinfer 1923, 10.4oer -,
Dit. Sol. 3.65er S5. Aftien: Nep= p=Dorfsr
Central 129, @rie 40aa, Safe Sbore 1908, Sill
noiler Central 97t, Yittsburs 1o4}, Chicago
Nortbiueitern 902, 90. Yrioritdtei1 104, Hodz
SSlaub 1479, Beitern llnionSel. 104S, gieipz
Ssrie.er Central 77a.
nntsrld1aeamts=SlanS: @olo S127, ,526,-
$50; @ourant $11 ,657 1852.
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Gmsnec.

Tort Serbs, 9.s9.. 8 aerpembst. -
Der erfe Sd,fe2 Ier GalloH fiel bier uabreno
otl pyt8aageHel' aiiu peocdte Bellte iriib
arH sjOoen in etner ,o1be bon 3oG.
Soronto, Ont, 5. Nopcmber. - Gin
heftiaer 5dnetiturm iuittbete ipdbreno ber per-
9dngenell gtad1t in Der dan;eu Irspins Dn=
tario', lina Del. Gd,n9e liegt BETTE Ntorgan III
oeridjlebenen geaeuoeu y 3oG bod. Der
gllenbabnperfefw ,Aat inoelien biz tsst feine
llnterbrechuna erlittan
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Stmrut attf ben oroieft see,n

Sutfalo, N.-D.,a 3, Nosember. Gin bei<
tiger Sd)neelturm miitbete uorige Naht auf
ben Ses'n. gerlhieoene Shtffsunidlle merz
ben bsrid1tet, inbefien feblen bis jett uod) alls
ndbersn Namridtsn.
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m aftn,,ut henfet

~FFFtSToR WF~*EN~
''.For the Ordinance for improving the
! Hartford Run
9eIonSere 3cttel ftno fiir Sieietl
3neG att allett gSabiorten at.f8e=
le8t.
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6oah.s' 0icil gfaFer 6riuseu Geucs
te6eu III ole ihpaden, uIiz
pplta'}d,e cteftrii6;c t1dti3cl Uiuseln tdten oa@
la5nlC, ilbmtr3euoe Jtudgrati
VRaiter. 5i.ben GuGhnoun9 pom Der
yc0cr un0 otr Jiteren lue1;
reaen Den @taacn unb lntslle6 al, rpeuH Hbrr oct
Dtaaenqrl6e auigelegt bcilcn Epspcpiie, 8er0oliz
unaS Stb-un9en lno 6tl6ie AoIif ano ger9cn 5t6er,
moariibe un0 anoatc &rantbetten. Idct borallb o1B
Sbr bic ed)ten 6cjiebt!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-04
Dr. G. sllt5panr's })erntifll0e

@enn rbige Shmptente ais oorban6en
p0brdenpmutn iatrpen, 10 ipirp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-11-04

gg Gttutatt be,tte:
'For the Ordinance for improving the
Hartford Run"
Seiomoete sSestet Tne iitr otefeu
3wcG att alien g3aDlorten atsfaez
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-31
Tup 4mer;cnn U;Jler for Jnly has

THE American Miller for Jely has
for its initial article description OF
the Washburn Mills, at Minneapolis,
illustrated BY very fine wood en-
craving OF the mills and elevator
Although St. Louis produces the
largest amount OF flour, Minneapolis
claims to be the greatest milling city
on this continent Her mills aggre-
gate 900 run of stone, and in their
equipment are not excelled by any
in the country. In 1868 Minneapolis
shipped 940,7s6 barrels OF flour, of
which ] 90, 1s3 barrels were sent d.
rect to Europe pots on through bills
of lading. The new mill is 95 feet
by l45 and is six stories high. 1t is
built of stone on rock foundation
and has Turbine water-wheel OF
600 horse power II is to be lighted
by the Harris safety lamp, an inven-
ton which is believed to be proof
against explosions from the ignition
of flour dust, and is to be equipped
with elevators for the benefit OF the
tired millers who have to traverse
the vast area ofthe mill ia their daily
and nightly rounds. The present
firm which owns the mills is com
posed of G. G. Washburn, John eros
| by, VIM. III. Dunwoody and Charles
J. Martin, under the title Of Wash.
burn. Crosby Sc Co., but Minneapolis
loves to Mr. Washburn, more than Il
any other individual, her prominence
as a milling Madison Journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-31
Princely Farmers.

Ths largest wheat grower in Cal
ifornia is DR.. I'll ] Glenn, whose
ranch in Colusa county embraces
&C, 900 acres, or about ninety-four
square miles of good land, nearly
all arabic He has this year 45, 900
acres in wheat, which, it Ia estimat-
ed. will Yield 900 900 bushels, worth,
at 85 cents bushel, 1865 900 And
yet, with failures of crops. which
occur about Two years If ef ive,and
tho heavy interest he is paying 90
loans, DR.. Glenn is, perhaps, not 50
well off as an independent farmer
who owns only 100 acres and is out
of dab,. Nearly all the princeiy
farmers OF Illinois of ten years sgo
have come 10 bankruptcy. and il
will be q wonder IT Dr.. Glern es.
cares that fat. Under the new
constitution. the great ranch own
ers will have their uncultivatec
lands assessed at the same value as
the cultivated-a provision which
will force them to break up ,hei
estates and sell them out 10 small
farms.-St Louis Republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-31
Fhe Berkelerlan Philosophy.

The system of mental philosophy
advocated by the celebrated Bishop
Berkeley insists that all external ex-
istences are ideal What is called
pnrj;, 4nblqnde @oatiarr tdeai f6mehteed In
the mind. The system is again com.
ing to the surface, Notwithstanding
the ridicule it has encountered. such
as Byron's,
When Bishop Berkely said there was no matter.
And proved it-'twss no matter what he said
This revival may give freshness to
two old anecdotes
When DR.. Witherspoon was Presi.
dent Of Princeton College the Berke-
lerian Philosophy had been adopted
by most of the students and profess.
ors The doctor, however, was op-
posed to it, and once, with true
Scotch wit, threw ont his argument
against its adoption:
young gentlemen, if you think
there is nothing but ideas in the
world, just 60 out on the campus and
butt your head against the college
walls You will, at least, get an
idea of matter"
One student of the Senior class did
not believe in the Berkelerian theory
OF matter. On one occasion, when
the students were at supper, the dish
being hot mush and milk, this youth
uttered cry of pain. The tutor,
who was presiding at the long table,
started up in alarm, as did the other
students.
"Mr. Tutor" exclaimed the youth,
u beg your pardon, but I'ye Just
swallowed red hot ideal"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-31

THE Madison Democrat says that
| sthe WATERFOWL convention discloses
one important fact, namely, that the
Greenback party of Wisconsin rep
resents an organized bolt within in
the Republican party. 1t was man.
ipulated and managed almost entire
lv by disaffected Republicans; and
the ticket was made up exclusively
of Republicans The Democrats had
nothing to do with the Watertowr
affair and of course We're not recog
mixed in the make up of the ticket.
The wayward Democrats have re-
turned, en- masse. to the old party. II
| 10 wall -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-31

CELERY can be perfectly kept
during the winter in trenches; in
in fact | have often taken it out 10
fine condition while spading up my
garden for spring planting But it
is often not so convenient to get at
it in the middle of winter with the
surface of the ground as hard as
adamant. A much more conven.
lent way of storing small qusntity
is as follows: Knock out thu
heads .of a barrel and sink 1t
about three quarters in the ground,
vertically; lift the celery carefully
and place it IN the barrel in an up.
right position, packing the roots as
closely together as possible. Draw
up the earth in q bank around the
outside of one-fourth of the barrel
that is above ground to keep out
frost, throw little light litter over
the celery aud increase the covering
of litter a cold weather increases
Finally before snow falls put over
the whole any convenient covering
of old boards, old carpet. oilcloth
etc., to keep out rain and snow. Ii
midwinter it will be very easy
thing to go cut, lift your board o.
carpet, pull out handful or two o
hitter, Gree from snow or icel, tax,
up what celery you wish and re
place the litter and covering.
barrel will hold from sixty to seven
! ty. five plants. = Country Gentleman
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-31
The MILDLY and the Lady.

A well merited repartee was dealt
by smart midshipmaD to the daugh-
ter of X. @. B. at ball given by
the latter to the..naval officer on a
North Pacific station. The MILDLY
was bold enough to ask the yonng
lady 10 accept him for partner.
"Oh, dear no, said the supercilious
beauty. "Ma never allows me to
dance with Midshipmen !" Some
body let her know the MILDLY was q
lord, and she repented, and by and
by reminded him he was engaged
-, ha- for tho 100. 10 mo rho -n-,
ster however, was not so easily to be
Modified, and, remembering the lady
had native blood in her veins, smll-
ingly replied "Oh dear mol Ma
never allows me to dance with
squaws. - Chambers Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-07-31
OUTWARD BOUND.
by aSsoS D. r. RANDOLPH.

by ANsoS d. r. RANDOLPH.
| sit and watch the ship go out
Across the widening sea:
How one by one In shimmering sun,
They sail away from me!
know not to what lands they sail,
Nor what the freights they bear
only know they outward 90,
While all the winds are fair.
Beyond the low horizon line
Where my short sight mast fail,
Some other eyes watch will keep,
Where'er the ships may sail
BY night, by day, or near or far,
Der narrow seas or wide,
These follow still. at loves sweet will.
Whatever may betide.
So round the world the ships win sail,
To dreary lands or fair:
So with them 90, for veal or woe,
Some dear ones everywhere
And these will speed each tagging keel
When Homeward it is laid,
Or watch will keep, DER surges deep,
II there grave be made.
o human love, SO kind, so true,
That knows nor mete or bound.
But follows with UNIV carried watch
Our daily changing round -
0 Love Divine, Love SUPREME
What matter where | sail,
So but know, where'er go
Thy watch will never fai