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, 1879-05-04

LOUISE CHAHDlER MouLToN thinks that Prof.
LoSGE6LLow belongs TO that class who never
grow old. She writes to the London Athentenm
that she went to see the poet on the occasion of
his I'D birthday, and when she 'approachcu
the grand old house, which was once the head
quarters Of Gen. WAsu1SGroS, the poet was
walking upon the yaranda. AS he stood there
in his dark-blue coat trimmed With fur, he Look
cd as picturesque figure as if ono Of the many
pictures that hang upon his walls had stepped
from its frame out into the spring sunshinc.''.
She DECLARES him handsome still, and that there
is nothing about him to suggest old agn. " Els
figure Is erect aud rs perfectly proportional as.
ever; his eyes are bright and clear; his whole
face expressive of the joy OF living. Yet he las
been The busiest Of men; this professor Of tic
literatures Of so many languages" Among
his bircllday-giits was an elegant chair Which
tfie children OF Cam bridge had ordered made
from the wood OF the old chestnut-tree which
oyershadowcd the old smlthy referred to iu
''TAc Village Blacksmith" This exquisite gift
from bis little friends touched LoNoFELLow
deeply, ami he sent them a poetic letter, in
which he Says:
Anu thus, dear children. have re made for me
ANA to my more than three score years and ten
brougft back MY youth again..
The heart hath Its avn memory, like tue minl.
- and In 1t are enshrncd ~. :.
The precious keepsakes, INTO which are wrought
Tho giScr's lorin:: thoagAt.
Only your love and your rcubcmbrance could
Give life to this dead wood,
And make these branches lcuness now SO long,
BLOSSOM again in sony.
, 1879-05-04

In recent number Of Scrfbner's iNontlly the
Rev. EDWARD EdGLEsroN has an article upon
pulpit plagiarism, in which he takes the ground
that ministers Of limited, leisure and moderate
iutellects should occasionally read better SER
mon that some Que else had printed
than they could write themselves He
urges clergymen to be honest about the matter,
and tell their audiences frankly at the outset
that they are about to give them one Of Mr..
BEEcHER's, .SrURaEoS's. or DEAN STANLEY's
productions, and he thinks any reasonable con-
gregation would be satisfied with the practice.
MIR. EGaLEs7oN is Of the opinion that sermon
stealing is quite common in this country, but
less SO than, in England, where clergymen think
more OF their ease than with US.
, 1879-05-04

The Baltimore Gazette says that every camp
ornament who eyer wore 4 pair of epaulettos
belonging to General expects to be drafted
into the Presidency, but it would like to see ia
plain, ofd-fashioned, pIcbeian citizen sitting In
the White House, occasionally sticking his feet
out Of the front window, as he enjoys bis cob
pipe aud fans himself With straw hat on quiet
summer cyenings.' .s ,.-r.
, 1879-05-04

The Buffalo E1prsss thinks that the White
House needn't be enlarged if DAVID DAVIS
should be elected President in 1880. 1t thinks
the knocking out of few partitions might do.
Tie East Room might serve as bedroom.
, 1879-05-04
TRIBUNE BRANCH OFFICES.

TEE CHICAGO TE1nUEK has established branch oftcee
for receipt Of subscriptions and advertisements NJ
follows: -
NEW ToIK-Hoom % Trtbu.' Building F. r. Nc
FAoDEs, Man:Rer.
PARIS, Francc-So. Is Rue Dc Ia Grange -Batellere
Il. MAILER, Agent
LoSDuS. Eng.-AmerIcan Exchange, ~ Strand
HENRY F. G1LLIo Agent
WASHINGTON D. C-l3l9 street
, 1879-05-04

Eastern exchange: SAT performance In
Chicago few night ago, when DEN THOMPSON,
the ACTOR, appeared rs Joshua 1Yhilcou15, his
father, then on his way home to Swansea N.
H., for the first time. saw lis son in the
celebrated character, and bis enjoyment of the
take-otf OF himself and fellow-townsmen is de-
scribcd Us inmeuBe''
, 1879-05-04

DAVID DAVIS, ex-Gov. PALMER, Judge Doo-
LITTLE, and Judge TRuMBuLL will play game
Of euchre to decide which one has it,-the Dem
ocratic nomination IN $780, The interest will
culminate in the sawing-oT process.
, 1879-05-04

We have not consulted any OF the lecture
bureaus, and, consequently, do not speak ad-
viscdly, but we nevertheless venture the predic-
tion that neither PETE STEVENS, GRAY, Mrs.
YOUNG, nor Mrs. ROBERT will take the lecture
field
, 1879-05-04

Ex-GoV. HENDR1OEs gives the Democratic
party due notice that ne does not intend to play
second-addle next time. In recent letter,
written to gentleman in Washington, he says:
~ did not, as is known, desire the nomination
in 1875 as candidate for the Vice-Prcsilcncy,
and do not think it would, in any contingency,
be my duty again to accept nomination for q
position which do not desire.''
, 1879-05-04

to buy the income OF the Company at $500
per day. The zeal with which the construction
of the unfinished lines Is being pushed forward
is an unmistakable indication Of the triumph Of
the rapid-transit System. The Metropolitan Com
pauy has 1850 men at work extending its line
on the East Side, and before another year passes
the entire system OF elevated Railways will be
completed. An enterprise that is so successful
in New York must suggest to the capitalists Of
other large cities method Of making money BY
accommodating the public.
, 1879-05-04
SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1879.

Coroner MANN and his Twelve good men
and irue held Al inquest yesterday on the
remains Of THEODORE B. WEBER. No new
facts we're elected, and verdict was re-
turned :hnt he met his death ut the hands of
Mrs. ADELAIDE ROBERT, against whom an
indictment for murder was found subse-
quently by the Grand Jnry
, 1879-05-04

The Individual who once DEPOSITED his $40 in
savings bank thut didu't eaye HOW buys a.
Government certificate, aud is happy in the con-
scfousness that the bank will not break, no mat
ter how great tile run upon it, nor will the bank
officers run away with his deposit.
, 1879-05-04

The Memphis 4va'auche offers to trade any
number al Southern politicians for an equal
number Of New England cotton-spinners
, 1879-05-04

Gen. GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN ought to be In
Congress now. His party has got to retreat,
uud nobody knows how to do that better !: 10
''Littie MAc.'' 49,,
, 1879-05-04

There are lew M0haHlme1ans, Turks. Arabs. etc,
now and then Moor. and q sprnkllng Of Mongolians
aud other heatlens.
One Of the most interesting features Of
this subject is the question Where do these
people 60? This Of COURSE must be largely
conjectural. A large number reach New:
York without any fixed determination
where they viii 60, and for time remain
there, and eventually find their way to other
parts of the country. In 1878 there were
$4,000 aliens landed in New York City, and
these gave as their future destination the
, 1879-05-04

That ten-column biography Of JOIN N.
PALMER in the New York Sun ought to suggest
to Mr.. TuLDEN the necessity OF Opening another
tbar'l.n -,
, 1879-05-04

The bonelcss Democracy y IS the name II
goes BY tn Washington since the back-down.
, 1879-05-04

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, NO. "a r. A. Nj
specl CSuyocsdon Eriday evening, Nays. for work on
t,e siar2 Degree Visiting companions cordially In.
Tlted: Ey oT4er OF II. AUhSTEkMAH, Il. F.
CHA..LES Il. WRIGHT, Secretary.
, 1879-05-04

,PLEIADEs LODGE NO: 47s. A.. F: d A.M.-
ISIS Important business. All members Requested to
be I,rescnt- Wa{. G. GOODMAN, ". II,
, 1879-05-04

Benjamin n: Shatfner, neatly dressed and
with bntton-hole bouquet decorating the left =
1apoet OF his coat, took the stand. He had 20
, 1879-05-04

VAN RENSSELAER, GRAND LODGE OF pEEFEC-
TloN, - nEG.-WIll confer the ninth and tenth
ErIdcs OF tho 4. & A. Scottish rite Thursday
Ing next. BY order OF
amos FETTIB0EE. T.. r.. O.. Il.
Ed t5{1QUALt.. Grant Sccrct1rY.
, 1879-05-04
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

MEHT. NJ. los ti1att corner Clark and Washington
sts1 VIII meet next Friday evening" May T. All Pa
ssrGhs o. ts Encsmpment arc requested TO be pres
Ee e,sta %tl y r conferred Visiting
f. b. KE1NERs, Scribe. - - eA>no' - +"
chicago CoMMANDERY, no. 10. K. T.-stated
hall -3rner Randolph and aa,sted .sa Bushes Of
ance requessed. Vistne Sir Kniedte courteousT in
VIII GaakEEs Il sraer 8 %1Gu4 e WHITE
York Chapter l4s, r A.. NJ, Will confer the Council
lcsrsEs A. thelr hall coEaer OF Rohey and Madison
axsys sssses May r. ~ r r.
i: T. ~ CTR T. r 'GouIp. ciuil II seersts1y aas M F.
APOLLO CoMMASDERY. NO. !. KNIGHTS TEMP
1s:s ii s Sciocl. McinIers OF apoiio sho are S
equipped expected to appear tu un1fnrm Visiting
away" t. s rFI%f :;SsF ko'
D. G. cREGiEl: LODGE no. e4a. A. r. 81 H.
keEuiar Communication Wrdncsday evening, May,
eas lae M
~ ' ~ JoHS diSocHio. Secretary.
ST.. BERNARD coumASpEn7. No. IS. Il: r.
Stated Coacisve Wednesday evening May :, at y
O'Clock. Work tue =. l. urder. Visiting sir Knights
a'e J. = p SfefE e & Recorder
CnnINTHlAy CHAPTER. NO. g. 4. a. Nj
sieci9l Conyocatton Monday cSenng, May S: II
r. NE O. g seeary O. tae a.
yAE EESssELA.E1;R GRASD LODGE OF rEnFEc-
.rn$R f&a arn$ur
, 1879-05-04
SUNDAY REVERIES.

The HAYES Democrats are getting scarce.
, 1879-05-04

CnnINTHlAy CHAPTER. NO. a. r. 4, H..
s!ecia! GonyoeatM!on ;, M Monday esenng, May s; =
companions cordially Invited. By prler Of The H.
L. Il. j.. j. u. u1CkElkSDN. Secretary :.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-13
Samitaq, Den Il. 9e3ember 1879.

Neutrality-suspicious. iprrben geitern 2(benb
perbaftCt.
3ld)ter &irgin in 4ugnit d, We., bat oas
@elud) Tim einen ManbGmus Sefebl abaeuie=
lelt, Oltrd) ipelden Der CSouperneur qesmltngen
meroen lollte, ben repnblltagiid,sn Geiebgt=
bnn9s= eaubioaten Die 1Sriifung Del ySabtbez
ridlte ST geitatten.
SIN esfreis sgerld) te Ill sc { sp=
Srleans iinb pom Sruoer nnb Der Sdme=
ler Der fiirslid perltorbensn Srau Sorab 9(uu
Sorlen, peid)e oenl ehenlaltSen BrdToenten
Der 1iiplldlen CONFEDERATION Sefierion SauiS
tfr 9an5es SermDgen ueruad)te, Sd,ritte ein=
9e!eltet morbell, I'M Oas SeItameut Su anulIlli=
zen. 9Ie aldger behaltpteu, Die Grblaferin
lei nldlt bel Sinncn 9eiusier, unp t5r. 9dpis
babe lle arT ,lnge66rige 9Seile bcetuiluBt.
SSdbrenp Der etenalige Brielter s EHinn
9tlteru 9lhenb III Ser Central Ntethobiittllz
STRIDE Sn q IL d, Conn, einen Gortraq
iber ocn datbolt;ismuS lielt, luuroen oie sen
Her reg 9ebdnbes Don auBen her brrdl Sttin=
miir1e 5erld)lnsttert, ullb eiH itnt,r btn 3ub0=
rtrn beHnolid)eS Oidod)ell mlrae Onrd, cine
5erbrod)ene Sdeibe am Geiictte ptrieht. tor
S.ulnn beeneete jebody ieinen Surtrog oAne
lpeitsre St0rltng.
Sn Sc aufee muroe geitern SaS. so.
NoripHu untcr Der Antlaga pirbaftet, cine
6ral SidtrS in iebten SUli uabe Su1tetoa
III 9oopersGOintp, No., ermorost 5u habal.
[ln Montreal, Ont, hat rwSd,tffsmGt=
ltr 9oOto Sham fallirt. Halina S25 900.
2er ebsmaiige 8oliSiit Sbos. GlarEe iii
NeW- > rlea II 8, tpclder i'm lett'n @nguit
@eleiills 9ieilD, ietne Maitreiie, erioB, lit oe5
5pbtId)lags iiberiiibrt porbeu.
9le ,.Srauen= Nn ii zYolpgamiee
Is @eiellid)ait" III Salt safe 6 itu
belt geitern cine s>eriam!nlilng liro beIbioB,
oen GongreB III einer Sittidrift I'M Die @uss
itoBung pes GOngreB 9elegateu Cannon Su CT
intlen, lptil oerie!be Der g5ielWelberei huloigt.
Der oils @alfiId)fabrer bennbte SAoo-
ner ;. 9trt;ona," ipeld)er am 16. 2tpril B. 5.
nit IS Yerionen aln 8oro Don EropOtnce,
@!aii., ab9ing, lit oeridollsn 3as Sabrz
SsH9 aing obne ,3lpeiiel nit aiauu mo Wtalls
inter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-13
3neite MorgensNa
S1were Acknowledgement.
@erhaitrns isueisr ssanacr speseu anGebHdan
Vscrocs aa0 Derinditer .serltaraH3 ettes
Sd,nniIess.

9(ui Gruno BON Gerbaitebeietlen bes Sult=
6escomnliiidrS 9ioaer6 murben 9eItern 4ben6
ourd ben 6iilis- s-Sun6esmarid)al Sanlilton
ell 9te9er, giQnlenS Qbrabam 9nnettu, bon
91eitinbltu ulb sin Dfault, Namcn5 6rQncis
Acams, bon IRanilla wegeu Der 2tnihuloi,
guugen perboitet, auf bober Gee c!nen ODER
i?sbrere Eerioneil ernlorhGt ltnS beu pou Suit
9tiber, S.z@., nit elmer gabung Ybospbat
na6 Baltimore beitilnlnttn S9ooner 81. 6.
Senbcrion" Sil 3erit6rsn periudlt III haben.
Seioe murDeH fir ELL belte bon oeln 9llnOe8,
comnifiar aniucaenbes Serb6r I'M 6llt6en
Stationsbauie bei9eltedt.
gSon YbllaoGipbia maj geItern Mabnlittag
cine telegrapbilde 9epelfs bier ein, luorin a.
,nellet fuurbe, baB Der Sdsoner em Morgen
bGS 80. giopenlber BET @ittp=6 6otuf, N.<&.,
ipdbrenS flaren gSetters uuo fat p00iger
Ninbitille anf Den Stranb geristb. 2lHuatta,
9lbam8 unD Gin nnSerer Wtann befauoen iidb
am gor6 be8 Sd)ooncrS mo UerlicBan benict-
ben, obue 8eiit0uo abSumarteu. Giue Inter
iuhung be8 SdIifft8 erg0b, OaB auBer ben
brei Beroufn liiemano am Sor6 be8 Sd1iffe8
geIptlen mar.
Sir Serbalten erifien dilBerIt berO1dtig;
man nlutbmaBte, baB iis ben Gapltdu, Die
Gtenerleuts rllb ben Sod ermoybcten uro, I'M
LII SerbreDen Su ptrDr9en, pQS Sd)l1 3llll
Stranoen bradten. s3nfol9e oieier @titt6 l.
lung erfolgte Die 6eitrtabme ber 8eiheu. Die
Sffi5iere 6ts SDiiies, Gapt. Splpuc ans
philadelphia, Die Stenerlerte Brenttce II. Sep
uub ber Sod, beHen 9tame nift betannt ilt,
wrren pelntiBt.
Ter Neger, bee ciltSige BON ben 9(rreaanten,
reld)er @n9lifdb iprtd]en fam, lagtg oaB bcr
GapitdH furS Dor Der Straaoung ant Steucr@
rabe mar, ais bic Mtlbung lam, aaB iie eiaer
Sanobant nabc ieien. @8 mIseen Shritte
9etean, nm bas Sd)iff ST 1usnben, aber eini9e
slugeabiidc ipater jap es feft,
Die SfFSisre unb RanlsGait ftie9er, Kill
fdl su rett Ell, in bic Ease.aae, aber balO kra1
Der Seiantnait, unb De S6iffbriiH Hiaa. tletz
terten, neil iie beiiiY1teten, OaB Der 8orber-
mat sbeilfalts fallsn ,piirbe, ali ben 9iiiusr=
baum, al iusidenl iie fid anflammerten, bis
bic bod sebenaen sRstleH lie icftriilsu, @as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-13
@ermiIdtet etelesrapeiid,e aepeid,c,,.

sr@snerala II t q NJ BON Bennz
iylpanien bat eiusn Seiebl erlahen, tu,lfer
cen 0tilistr,tppen anberer Staaten, ia(lS itd,
piaiciben an benz @mpIange Grants in Yhila>
beipbio betbeiligel tpollel,, GrlanbniB ertteilt,
nit gSafTsu uno @spdf in BEN Staate einsuz
3ieben.
Sreherid $oaD, Sohu 9tidler uno eiu 6nabe,
JtGmens Sames, !uurbeu geitsrlI III bet Sault'=
ld)en Soblen9rube nabc 8 re M ut, Yenrll.,
plud lerabliiirSe1be Goblen auf per Stele qe-
-iDbtei.
Iftb. q III os : nd, et!l ebenlallgeS Mitz
eleb oes GOngreiies, Itarb poraeltern 4beuo
s,l Greter, N.s'S., oil eiuem Sdllaganialle.
SnBhilabelpbiau al uuroe 9tatban $oillss,
Gr= =Yrailoent Der itd6tiifeu @as @onmiiou,
seftern Ses llnterihleifs elmer nan1baften Sllnlz
ne iiberiiibrt. 0as llrtbeit Wlrbe oor Der
'oanb alfgeid)o6eu.
Sn 9llbanA, N.s2D., fallo geltTn bic 0 fl
StelIe Sd blung Der bel Der lssten Neiu,
Dorter Staatsiuabl abseaebeneH Stimnlen
aller republtfanrd)eit Ganbibaten, nit 9(uSs
uabme bes Staats= Sngenieura, 1T barett5 Be-
fanlt.
Ser q anroupm YaIiia Su Bola i'll
Sltrten entnsfte por9elterr eiHe1 Pianetotoen
bon Der 5ebrteu @r6Bc.
Seller on Sad unb 9orace Salt
mun mnrpen geitern III 9torristo.pn,
Yeilnl., bon Der anflase freigeiprod)elt, Gam.
GDpis ernorbst 81 haber.
9as yArcaoian= . D tel" in 5aiifar,
Ne. ,brannts geitsru nieber Ssrlult $4,000.
@insr Depeldle aus NetpzSrleaus ;uiolge
puroe Set Meger Sas. Nrmitro lls i'm
Suhlptele Wiaoiion ont Sonntag Abeno Dor
Der lttten GtaatsnaM in Qoniiiana BON 25
bis SO ga,pafinsten aufge9rifen, fortseidleppt
unb eridoiien. Seine 2eide nnrOe isitOslli
i'm Tluiis allfssfuuoen.
0ie Tpliseiz@omuiiiare in Cincinnati
beidloiien geitsru, feline tueiteren 8erbaftuugeu
iuegln SonntagsuoriteIunsen uor3unebuell,
bis bie sc9enuarti9 idpebeuben 6dae erlebi9t
figlo. sllie nibt eoa5eiiionigten BETTER bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-12-13
@aIegrai'l)li9e 2cpelebeu.
E5er:19ts Ser raocirten RrefIe fi,y ben .9eutinsu
Snfano-9 o-9epefGett.
Gonsrsb=@srnassos,tuae,,.

@nnab,ns oer ;seiiuass= nno oss Wsniians=s;er=
wtut9na8sbia I'm Seauie.
N bin on, II. Se;br.-3sr Ssuat
ipcr beute nld]t in S1tunq.
Sm Observation-Disclosures
brad)te pr. @ibion cine gill eu, m,lclc Die
GrneHnllng eines Gomiie's porld)reibt, unt Die
bette Mcuie fiir si!lfit aai,ai ihsr bic 2anbenae
non Sarien 5n ernitteiu; Dem 6anoelsz@ z@onlite
ilbeIipieier.
9lllerte (Sa.) uuterbreitete cine Sil I'll @uu-
lten Oct Sretprdguug BON Slber uuo Der Cub
ltltllrung BON @reenbods au Stelle Der Naz
ttrnalbanfuottn.
gtadl Grleoigun9 perid)ieoencr unipihtiaerer
@lldldfts bcrlftete Sater (Sno.) pie 6elt,tnasz
Seripiilisun9sbll slIriicf, uno oas Sans alma
in YlenGriitnng, Inn Die &orlage su er6rterr.
Sor. Gafer lette Die einSelneu Buntte Der SiQ
auseinanber. Die &orlage lit nit einer ein,iz
gen lnsnabnle oieltlbe, ipie breisniqen Der ltts
ten sipe, Sabre. Sie perlpilli9t 100000 iiir
Stsparatur unb SnitaiObaltun9 Der 1Seltunaen
uno $4,000 fitr 2orpebpes STIR Safenpsrtbsi=
oiglng. Die Seripiiligung iiir Siiltenfeilln.
gen, etndlltblid Der @eid)iibe, Wtunition IL.
|. H., lit I'm 100000 erhDlt iroroeil, 10 ban
Dteier Botttit S225,00 onltatt 1925 900, ruie
I'M rergGngenen SATIRE betrdgt. Ser arleaez
lsfrttdr ner.ongte $500,000, uno bas Gonltte
rebu3irte ole Surlme alf $225,00O 9ie par=
nebrte gerpillignng iol oeln 3lpede bienelt,
one altsn, giattlduFgtn &anonen in ge3ogclle
@tdliite ltlnSltlpanbeln.
9fad) ldrgertr 9isfuiiioli lpuroe nidlt nur
oie Scitungs=, lollhern and) Die Beniious Ser
mllll9nn9sbla enogiif!ig bonn Saule angenon,=
men,
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Ntss aer 8,s.oesbanptisaot.

Its tsGrDrters's,B oes ssi.anssorIasem perid) obsm.
W q tn9 II, II. 0e5sulber. - 0as
Slnan5= 5=&onlite bcs Senats bieit beltte eine
ldH9ere Situng nnb baid)loB, Die grmaguua
Der 9Sarner'lden Silberbill, Der gil III Se>
Slg anf Srabe=Oollars unb bes Saparb' 'ihsn
gel6lulles i'm Setreff Der 9rtenbad5 big mad,
ben gSeibnahtsferien SIT peridcben. Oas
epmite 1T per Anidjt, oab lebe oisier orei mid
tt9een DtaBrsgein cine poaitanbtgere 9(nsetna,r=
herl1Bun9 erforDcrt, als linen in Der fl1r3en,
oem eonlite nod Bis sur &erta9ung 81 Sc
bote iIebenben 3ett geipibnlet msrbeu f6uutc.
Scr ssene Srtegsfe7resGr.
Sll Der bentlgen &abtiletsIltllng ipeldler alle
Ilitaiteber bei;1obnte,1, legte ST.. 9lleranper
Stalniep, Der nene SriegsisfrctGr, ben Nmtscio
ab. Sein SorSdnger $or. WtGrarD batte it'd
inon geIern gbenO pom YrdiiDenten uHo bon
ieinsn Gole9en perabifjiebet uno reilie bcute
frii5 III Gelelidaft beS Tlpttenlefretdrs 5bonlp~
ion nad) ct. 2ouis as. Commodore Seffers,
Ghei pes @eGiieiueielts, ipiro ip1breno 6rn.
Sbomplpn's 9lb,ueenDeit ais fSiotteniefrctar
iungiren.
VermiidItes.
Die helttige Steleretnnahme bstrMa $685. :
249.S5; Die 3Olleinnabnle $64O,17 .65.
SGs SalSzGomite iiber SanDelsanaeleaen
beiten pernabm bclite Die 9(rgun1eiite ilebrercr
Mitglieber Der gtational= =6anbel8fanlmer Ill
guniten Der glnIebuns ei1er Nationalz z@iien=
bahn~ Somnltiiton, neld)e Die 1rad)natelt ltnb
aus berarti9e slngelegenbeiteu re9eln ioll.
Gine BON perldieoeneu 3uderraifillerie=8e
iiscrn III 9tclu> gprf unb Bhilabelpbia ,luter~
seihnete Sittidlrift su @uuiten elmer baloiaeu
3euiiion beS 3uGertarifS ipuroe beute blrd)
IeprGientant Wtorton Sem Sallie umterbreitet.
6eprdentant Sienna (gS. =Sirg.) bat bis iebt
i6on iiber $500 Sllr llrteritiitung Der 9totb=
leioenben in Srlanb I'M observation-disclosures
eeiomnlslt uno bofft, Dieie Summe aui $1,000
al brilqel.
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@emerat WaDo,t st.ut St1aoesseaa=
fur ifnfstiffir1.

u / d m Ollo, Blr9., Z. Oe3.-0ie nJtiQ6z
iiifter5" hielten beute Abenb eineH &aufu8 a6
nno roniinirten ben @eneral @illiem Dtahon
als Nad)folger beS SenatorS gSitber8, btiIln
Serin,n am q. NfarS 1881 berltreldt, Surd)
Aiflamation gum SunbcsienatOr.
Die @abl finoet AM nd1iteu 9ieuitage ltatt,
unb ba Die ,9teaoinIters" eine betrdd)tide
Mioioutat bei gellleigid)aftlid)ty Mbitimmun9
belieeil, 10 iit Qtahon's @rluabiung cine aus
net,,nfi,fe Sbatind1e.
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Cite 2pfterte i;s ote @riiG;c Be=
aQ1fGet1A

80 0 n treal, y. Nt3enlbar. = Nor ettpa
5lrei Sabrsn ipgroe ein oisseoebntes Sotterts-
lluterueblnen nrter auipisien beg fatboliiban
Siid)oIS bisier 9i6Seis iii slngriii genontnten
unb 3auienbe bon 2ooien lpurbeR radGanaba
uno ben &erelnistsn Staaten perfauft. obnc
baB bis iset cine 3rebuns itattsefunben bat.
Scr @si9aitsfiibrcr ertldrt, paB Smei Berlonea
nit elmer 9roeen gnsabl sooie burdgebrannt
fiub unb bab iiber $4,000 2ooie an llnoerant-
iuortlide Yerionen gum Serfaufe pertbeilt
murben. Der 8ii6of beinbct iidl ebenfalls in
iinansiel1em &erlsgeubeiteH uub Dor ieiner9tiid-
iehr aus Som tSugen baher icine SAritte &C.
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Stem 3 OFT, =. 0eSbr,-6olgenOes iino
Die Sd)luBnotirlulgen: @elO 81; Sterliuaz
@e1iel 4.814-S1a. 8uubes Sbligatipnel,
lsS1er s1064, nelle Siinfer 1O3, 1O.40er -,
0ilt. Col. 3.65er 855. 2lftien: yieip=D Dorfer
@entral 133, @rie 424, 2afe Sbore 1O455, Sill
noiier @enhal 994, gittsburg 1861, G9icaao=
giortbpeltern 915, 90. Yroritdteu 1853, 9todz
SSlanS 149}, gSeteru Union Sci. 10Y, gteluz
Serieper Central 83a9.
llnterihatanlts< <Sllan5: @olo sl05, ,o74,-
20G: Gourant $6,2S7,513.
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N;r1ttaler Sd,1,rfet,iYrei n.

talsr slngriTf murOe ant NttttipodJ s(benD bon
Spsi Sumpenlalnlnlerl auf ein bl0bIiuuiaes
17=idbriges Ntaoden, 9tantens 0tarie Gjlatt,
periibt. 9tadpem Die beiben aerle bas MidO.
den in elmer allsipe betrltnfen genlaebt Gatten
iodtcn lie es in einen Sellcreingang unO oeriib-
tell Elm naulanloieu Serbre6en an bemlabeu.
Die StrolGbe iinb nerbaftet; es louel1 iseod
nod ;Ipsi anbere Wtdnner Iid1 Oil Dem Serbre,
ffeu hetheiliut haben.
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General 6rent h, Spf,,u,bns

Golum bus, o, y. 0eselnber. - Scr
@mpfana oes beltte bier eingetrofienen 81 Rrd
iibenten Grant mar ein GROCER Grfolg, inter
id)ieb ii6 jeoOdJ in fetner 6initd)t BON beu Os,
monlirationen, peld)e III auberen Stdotsn benz
@tnerale su Gbren in Scere geiett rpl1roen.
Dtapor Collins bitlt anI Sabnbofe cine Se.
uiltfor1mnungsreOe, iuelde @rart our6 einlae
Semerfltngeu er,uiebertc, porauf er mad oenr
aapitol esfOrtirt iuurOe, Die Suloiguugtu lei
ner Seiurnoerer entgegen nabnt nno ietue Jest
bereits sienlli6 abgsbrolhens 9teoe abarnlal8
obleerte. Die ent6uiiaitild)s Solfsnlenae mar
uatiirlid) III potter Stdrte erlbieneu, bic Stra.
ben iraren gei6micft II. +. ~. aal AbsnOe
bielt Grant einen Gmpiang I'M aapitole ab
nrp iuobnte lobann cillenl pom @oupsruellr
Siihop peranltaltetcn Salle bst.
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Smebe, gtebr., u. 9esbr. -3tbn ober
sw0li Sahnarbeitcr, lpelfe bel Blattmouth,
9iCbr., in einem 9urhiiid)e nabe einer Sriidt
beldDdTtigt iuareu, murben brute &ormlttag
untcr eiuer einifiirSenoau Grcmano ptritiittet
9rei mnrben ais 2.irben uub iiabeu id)lp.r pa=
lett ansgegraben. Dian iiirGtet, Dap nod
nidlt olle Der Seridiitteten auigeinaOen morbH
finn
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Gin Wa.lt,,peib.
Cite fonaerbare @ntfiibrmaes=@s=
fhti fsfe

Goronto, Ont, y. Desbr.-0as biefiac
eeesnlng< <3elegramm" entbalt einen g.rid)t
iiber bic periiAte GntiiiGrung Der 5rau Deal,
Der SHUTTER Der beioen jungen 2ente, mtld)e inl
Ssptmber bleies Sabrt8 0tobert SaTfrap, Ell
ncn tefannten aarfnann, entfiibrten. Sic
lpnroe etme 80 Dorrs bon ibrem toauie ergrif=
Ie1l, III ein 8usgp 9cboben uno litter bem @i,t=
1lnile pen e1iorotorm itunbenlang umbergez
fabren, bis iie iblisBlid an Der aoerlte= =jtoab
an eillent einlamen Ylate in eiuer @ntirnunq
BON oret Nieilen BON biefser Stabt su iid
lam. Sr bent MIN erfolgenoeil Sauogenlc1ge
nil belt Ssuet 0td,tnern, rpelte bel ibr i'm &a-
gen Iabtil, fpurben ibr Die aleioer bis auf etnen
llnterrod bonn eeibe 9eriiieu, bod gslang es
ibr, gu entlpiid)en, incen tic iid) bon Oeln
StraBenOamne in enen Setd) ltiirste unb iid,
psritedte, bis Die @utfiibrer bon lpetterer Ser
fclgung 9lbitono nabmen. Sd)lieBlid erreid)te
iie Die gSobnung Oes friiheren Barlanlentsnt=
gliebes Sobn .vtac9onalo, NO iie in Sbn=
inaht fiel. gtadlOcm iie wieber sll itb setonl=
men ipar, brad)te man iie nad) ibrenl 'oauie
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