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Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-30
THE MAILED HAND.


Not satisfied with the election OF
Garfield, the Radical organs at the
North are keeping up their threa-
tening language towards the South.
BY this evidence are we led to the
belief that a campaign is being inau-
CUR, d having forits object the per-
petual re tention of the government of
the Union in the hands of the leaders
of tho so-called Republican party.
Under the pretext of ensuring the
free exercise Of the ballot in every
State. the defeated Republican Con
rressional candidates at the South are
being encouraged to contest for seats
TO which their Democratic opponents
have been oil ted.
In obedience to instructions from
headquarters it is stated that no less
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-30

than four contestants are to come to
the front from Louisiana alone.
In that, manner is the blade to be
introduced that will cut to pieces the
clanses of the Constitution giving to
the people the right Of selecting their
representatives in the Districts where
they reside.
With the people Of. the South, the
right of local self government is dear
or BY fur than tariff or financial ques-
tons.
Southern gold in thousands Of mil
lions and streams of the noblcst blood
have been dedicated TO Freedoms al
tar, intensif, ing the love of our peo-
ple for that boon which is dcarer than
life itself. ;
The Money-Kingsi of the North, in
their infatuation, may dream that the
masses will be led to the destruction
of the American Republic, without q
struggle. In this they will be woefully
disappointed. u
Liberty, when attacked by tho four
por cent bonds will arise in triumph
from the contest.
The a,.empt to deprive the States
Of the right to regulate their internal
affairs will result disastrOusly to the
interests of those who would make q
king of the almighty dollar.
The paper dollar would go just
where king Cotton" went when he
imagined.himself IA Supreme ruler.
And theisupporters Of theicentraliza-
ton scheme::had..better not forget it.
The time to speak frankly, in our
opinion, has come. If we understand
well the impulses Of the ..Southern
heart, we have to say that if Mr.. Gar
fields administration means simply
that the Republican party will rule
tho Nation until the American people,
at the ballot box, chose to place in
power u differentset Of administrators,
then Mr.. Garfield's appointees will
enjoy in peace and contentment the
spells that belong to the victors.
If, on the contrary, a Republican
President and Congress, backed by a
nercenary press, undertake to strike
down the State governments, estab-
lished by the people OF the South,
then there will be resistance to the
death, if need !be,!for the preservation
of Constitutional Liberty. pro
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-30
THE TAX-RIDDBN CITIES.

1t is not uncommon to hear COM
plants of the rate Of local taxation,
and there is q pretty general impress
sion that the levy Of New Orleans is
higher than in most American cities.
We have compiled the following
table, showing the rate Of taxation,
both State and city, and the munic-
ipaI debt, as reported by the New
York Chronicle from time to time,
that our citizens may compare their
burdens with those, borne under other
ltwal governments:
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-30

New Orleans Picayune. .
We present the above to those citl-
zeus of ours who want State Houses,
internal improvements and railroads
on o municipal tax of6O or rs cents
, on SlOO. AT the risk of causing eyes
to open az wide as saucers we unhesi-
tatingly tell our good citizens that tho
life of everybody in this community
is slowly wearing itself out in the po-
Icy of waiting for the....mountain to
come to US. 49,, .... -
Our citizens must wake up to the
exigencies Of .tbe..times if they vould
see Baton Rouge assume tho charac-
tor Of o rapidly improving business
doing city. ,s.| '.
But q few years ago Natcl'ez was
as dead u town as one can imagine.
+, AL at once her people saw that the
place was taking the "dry rot" and
actually going to Davy Jones locker.
They turned q new leaf and began to
push railroad towards their back
country; they also started a manutac.
ture. From that moment the ball
began to roll and business improved
with q rush, till:one!thing..aiding the
other, the railroad was extended and
other manufactures sprang up. Nat
chez to-day has become little gem
of on inland city, in proof of which
the Democrat is urging a subscription
by that city Of $685. 600 in bonds bear
ing six per cent interest to build an
other railroad. . .t,v.t .a
We have better country around
Us than Natchez and a location as
pretty aud salubrious as'tour Alissis-
sippi neighbor. Wehavein addition
the State Capital, the State Universe
ty, the U. s. Arsenal, two State Asy-
ldms and the Penitentiary. Ere long
the New Orleans Pacific Railway,
either Oh the east or tho west bank Of
Che river will give us communication
with New Orleans at one end and
with Shreveport and the entire Rail.
road system of the. United States at
the other. .'1I' .. '.''"
Does it not occur to every live man
in Baton Rouge, that the hour of old
fogyism should disappear, thata scri-
GUS effort may be made to construct
railroad to Clinton and Liberty, Miss,
which will bring us $4,000 bales Of
cotton to handle and tic immense bu-
sincss that will follow.
Is it not time that our citizens
should awaken from their lethargy
and throw off tue mantle Of sclfisllness
that seems to cover so many.
Suppose we all turn new leaf and
pitch to the dogs the petty jealousies
that tic us down to q one horse place,
that we may all, from the merchant
down to the humblest laborer, strive
to create here q center of animation
aud prosperity.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-30

One who knows how il is himself de-
claros that a grayhead is no more sign
of wisdom than white shell il II sign
Of q good egg. Beauty, he adds, is ad
mitted 10 be but skin deep, aud the
color of the hair is even sballOwcr than
the skin. nH ...... ,.. -.l
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WOrld9EanOus.

The Journal: N. Y, is the
paper fromlwhlch we..clip.'he following:
Rochester, N. Y, is the poilit where
halls from the world famous Warmers
Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and other
Warmers Safe Remedies" ..
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1880-11-30
4TRAoEA.

PERRY, Houston County, Ca, Jan. %, 1880.
In the year 1873, there were two negro pris-
oncrs confined in the Jail of this county, who
were very badly afflicted with that loalhsomc
disease Syphilis In my official capacity as
Ordinary, ] employed Capt. e. Z. Swift then a
resident of this place, to cure them, under a
contract, mo curr no pay He administered
to them his celebrated Syphitic SPECIFIC, and
in few weeks felt bound under my contract,
to pay him out of the county treasury. az he
had effected complete and radical cure.
In testimony heretnito set my Off.
SEAL cial signature aud seal
A. S. GILES,
Ordinary Houston County, Georgia
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. February, ID, 1879.
We take pleasure in saying that the S. $. s. is
giving good satisfaction. We have had excel.
lent /, suits from number of cases. One gcn.
,leman who had been confined TO his bod sig
,recks with Syphilitic Rheumatism has been
cured entirely, and speaks in the highest praise
Of 1t. II also acts as We'll in primary as in
secondary and tertiary cases.
CHILES g. BERRY,
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Propri.
etOrs, Atlanta, Ga. t..5a, n'Hn3
Sold by W. +. CLUYERIUS.,
Call for copy of Young Mems Friend"
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SIufthatett lit 2saoniQe.

9enper, Sol, 49, Suli. : Cine 9epelfe
Der yNens" meloet aus 2eaopiae: i, Sin Grit
benarbeiter, gtanens Safer, be9ab ltd am
samitas gtaflmittas na6 0ianoille's @tiel=
ipaarenlaoen, UNI gelpiiie @eiddfte gu erlebisen.
@r iorberte ben @lsrf aui, inn eiuen I'M Sd,aus
taiten liegenOeu Iepolper gu 3et9en, nno als
Der Glerf fid weiserte, sog Bafer einen 8spolper
aus ieiuer 3aid)e uuO prohte, aaen i'm Saoen
anpeienpen Yerionen ben @aranS gu naden.
Yollsiit @roll, ipeldler ben 9Siitbenoen gu perz
baftcn berlu6te, mltrbe bonn SeBteren ourf
einen Sd)nB t0otlth perpunoet. Safer lief
barauf Die SraBe binauf uno purbe bon ntcb=
reren Yol5ilen perfol9t. giner oerielben, yta<
meEs Steiparo. bolte gafer ELM unb suolte ibn
gerabe faiicn, alS berlelbe aberlnals feuerte nno
Stetparb, auf ben Sob getroifen, 81 Soaen
ftredte. Sin britter Boll5iit wuroe leidlt oerz
tpunbet. SdlieBltd 9elang es Den Seanlten,
gater su iiberipdltiaen uno ibn ins @eidngntB
81 ipebiren. Die Yoli5iiten befinosn itd jest
on Der Spite eilles groBen Solfsbaufeas DOE
benz @efdnsniiie, unO es tit nlD9lid), OaB Slfer
TN gauie Der 9fad)t 9elpndt iperben mir0."
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2.aS oer YttnoesbamptHaDt.

gsaibinstou, IS. Suli. = Ser arisss=
Gefretdr bat bem @eneral Yope beioblen, Den
@apitdu Yapne unb ieine 8egeiter, iuelte ipe.
gen unbefu9teu @inbringens in bas Si,biauer=
3erritoriumS bonn Wailitar feftgeuonnlen lpur=
ben, einitpeilen bem @erpabriam Der @ipifbe-
hDroen gu iibertueiien. Der @eneral= 9uuoes-
Annalt ,uiro nm ein @utadten in 8esug aui
Die 1rt unS gSeiie Der geridtliden 8erfolgune
ber @etan9enen erind,t nerben.
SaS Yotamts=Oepartement tit benadrih=
ti9t, bab :. .. $. 9opea, Yoitmeiiter sl1 4llz
ton Chico, N.=M., tuesen @nt.penouua reai,
ftrirter Sriefe uerbaftet tporosn lit.
Die geftrige 5ttuereinnabme betrua S4oe, -
327.61; Gle 3olleinnabme $631 ,95s.ao
Giue I'M Sdatamte eingeiaufene Oepeid,s
brinst bic Naartdt, oaB 3ollinipettor u. s.
8ifeG BON ie,nem Soften in Selasco. 8raso=
ria=&ountp, 9eras, pertriebsn tporben iit, neil
CT in einer republifaniiheu Seriammlung eine
&eoe bielt. Man bate ihu benadridtigt, oab
25 Wdnner bamit beauitragt ieien, ibu pab=
renb Der Jfabt aus ieinem 5auie 81 bolen ilrlo
anf3nhdngcn. Scr Bunbesbiftriftsanipal in
Der betrefienben Gegeno bat eine lluteriuduus
ein1eleitet
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Sermiid)te 9epefd,eu aus Netp=
y;ptf.

81 - Oprf, II. Suli. - Oas Selta
nlsnt bcs Deriiorbenen @erarous Sopce, eiues
befannten erSentrlideu Siirgers, puroe getern
bem @aiieHgertd)te unterbreitet. Inter 4noe=
rem pern1ad)t Der SeritDrbtne feline Ha5irz@ez
genitdnbs beln Or. Selioms unD benz @sns.
ral @rant etnen Spasleritod NIT goloenem
@rifie.
- 10as SerhDr oes iunsen Serome, Bat=
d)ell's unb Mtc@ibbon's mllroe gsftern besllpet
uno Der Hihter behielt fb Die gntldeioung
Dor. Yatd)eG wuroe gegen $4,000 8argiAaft
entlafen.
- Die geerbisuns bes oor3efern biugeridl
teten giesers @bafiine Gor fanO 9eitern Rad)z
nlittag BON Der @arminsifrabe aus auf Der
,,gperereen Cemetery" itatt. Cine aroBe
an5abl yte9er betbeiliste fia oil ben @eremo>
nie'n.
= Die Dampfer r@iola" bon mitteaanti=
id,en 9dfen nno vSslOetia" bon Antperpen
trafelI beute bier etr.
pie 9ampfer r9ouiie s." bon mitteadn=
oiihen 5dfsn, u0beubina" BON Cardiff, @len=
iannor" pom iiieanlerifaniiAen 5dfen trafeu
bente bier Elm.
- Ser Dampfer r@ltp Of Montreal" fam
beute bier an.
- Inter ben Baiiaaeren oes beute aus 2i=
perpool ansefonnlenen Gampiers @ermanic"
befanoen ftd 8. @aiIus 9oobloe, Der ameri=
faniihe @eianbte bon 8elgien, unb Sames
@oropn Bennett.
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sirtt,,r,a slnttaf,tatehrief.

81 mzDort, 1s. Suli. - @eHeral s. u.
Nrthur, Der republitantit)e Sice : prdiioent'
ldafts=@anoioat, bat Dem senator Geo. s.
Soar einen Srief geidrieben, in ,peld)enl er itd9
bereit erflGrt, bic ytontination anjunehmen.
Sr. Nrtbnr bemerft Inter 4nberem: pOte At=
to1itGt Der Nationalreeierung, 8striigereien bel
@elegenbeit BON SunoeSnablen Su uerbiite1l, 1T
etne Der bauptidd,lid)en EStreitfra9su, in mel
den fid] beiOe Yarteien idroff gegsniiber itehsn.
Gon9reb9ejste babsn rpdbreno Der lesten 5ehn
Sabre in Stem gorf unb lnoeren Stdbten
piel oa3u bsigetrager, Die @epatthdtigfeiten
unb Setriigereien su beieItlgeu, rpeldle Sahr
aus, Sabr Elm bei'm 4bittnimen unb bti Der
Stinimensdbung perlibt rpurben, pslfc 0lters
oo8 &otun zines gan5en StaateS nmlturSten
un6 DiGnncrn, bic ntemal8 bonn 8olfe erluablt
muroen, Su Sibsn I'M Gongreiie, i'll rer 9,leb=
gebuna oosr auf Der Hihterbanf perbalfen."
3as Sdreiben erfldrt lpeiter, Die 0enofraz
ten bdtten iid), lett lie eine Majoritdt III beioen
6aliern oes @on9rehss erhielten, unabldiilJ
beniiht, bic gnuoestuahlgeisbe uni5ultoBe1,
pGIrenb Die Rtpublifaner aui Der getbebal=
tlng oerielben beltauoen. Die r,publitanildle
Yartei bege feinen @rol segen Olsleni3en, mel
DIE erlt Dor anrsenl bic Union uao bic @onltlz
tuition init ben gSaiisn in bet 5ano Su ftiirsen
iuhten; iie biste benielben aufrtd1ti9 Die Sano
Der Ereunbid,aft, uerlange jeDoA oaiiir @aran=
tie fir 9opalitdt II. Sreue. Die republifaniibs
Yartei lpiiroe ibre Wiiiiou nidt erflut habeu,
10 lanae 6riebe uno a8Obliabrt nidt in aaen
Sbeilen bes Qanoes ipieher einSefebrt ieien uro
10 lanae @tbante11s, @emiiIeu- unb banolungsz
freibeit trssuO eillem Siir9er Der Jsepubllt poc=
entbalten iberbe.
SIN peiteren Serlauie oes Srisfss srflart iid3
artbrr su @unitsn elmer 8eiorm oes @1oll>
bieniies, ioipie Der bon Der republifanlidsn
aOminiiiration perfolsten 5inan3poltttf; fer
ner befiiriportet er Die 50roernng beg @r5te-
hun9sweiens. @erdnoerunaen i'm Sarifz uuo
SsileuerunsSlpileu1, S9iffiabrtS= S=SrbsiisruH'
gen Ii. |. NJ.
Gum Shluiie erfldrte tpr. 4ribur: ngS 1T
9efdbrlidl. Die @ontrole iiber Die sanSe 9ess9e=
beiloe Mad)t Der Regierung eiaer Yartei ausu=
pertrauen, ipelds in fait ieDen iiiolid,sn Staats
ibre Serpfid)tunaen, bic eben 10 heilig narer,
.als oieisnigen, fir beren @rfiilluns Die Gbre
ber Station perpfGubet lit, reuuotirts."
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Sages=N essigfeiteet.

Sin reider Nelp=y)orfer bat Dem @ener al
Grant ieineu S1od nit goloellcln &nopf
telan1eutarild] uermad)t. Der Utann but lpobl
BON ben @bineien geb0rt, rpeld)e Die 9tutbeu,
ipon1t bodite6enbc UilIletbdter burbJeDausn
iperbeu, erlt parfiimirell.
Sen. 9Salfer bat Dtajor 8oipea uno bsiien
@ebiilien, bic 1lnter benz Smitblonia,lSnltitnt"
arbeiteu, nit Der Aufgabe betraut, Den Ssrluh
sur Gen ius- ina bme Der nj d. t
fteuer3ahlenbenS Snbtaner su nla-
den. Sberlt @arrid Mlallern DON Der Or
mee, iit lett babel, bei0nOere 6ornlulare fir
bas gintraeen Der Subiausr Stattitif porSubs=
reiten. 9ieie 6ornlltlale iueroen Rubrifen
entbalten, in benen alle pibtisen gbatlahsn
getrefIS beS 3uitanoe8 Der Snoianer unO Der
Sberit NiallerD bat Die amerltanilden Sabiaz
ner gum @esenfanbe ieiner Stubien aenlaft.
Gin 81 acenfrieg ideiHt in atbiion,
&anias, ausbrefeu 5u molleu. gSsiBe arbei=
ter baben ndnllid1 baielbit Dor etlif)en Sagen
9e9en Die 9lnftelun9 bon Negcrn als groar=
better Yroteft erboben. Die un5ufrieoensn iiub
in 9auien bilrh bic Stabt ge5o9en uno baben
Die 9feser 10 in Sd)reden selett, oaB btele oer=
ielben aus Der Staot 9efloben ilnb. 3n Shatz
lt9feiteu 1T es i1oeb nid)t sefommen. Ien9ifz
ttuje V'eHul9el leleYtup9ttteu liut9 VI. Spiep9
on ben Sherifi Opener I'M 6iilfsnannib
ten gesen Die &ubeit6rsr. 5psncer aber lebnte
iebc getbeilisuns an Ger aHaire ab.
Sbon tpieber ipirb iiber elm be eifialii d. 5
Serbreben burh einen Neser be-
ridtet. Sn Der giabe pon Charlottesville,
8irg., toobnt Die 6alnilie Maupin in sinem
beidjsioenen Sdusden. als festen Montag
6rau Mauptn nit ibrtn brei tletuen &iuoerH
allein su Saule mar, falu ELL Neger uno iagte,
er babe seb5rt, 6rau aRaupin babe Striialpie
gu pcrfaufen; CT m0dbte Elm Paar babsn. Die
Trau Iagts, iie babe ftiae Striinpfe gu perfau-
ten, unO als Der 9teger nid)t fort9eben luollts,
rief iie ibre &irbsr u1lo iagts ihuelt, iie loten
81 einem Snfel in Der 9tadbarid)aft gebeu.
Sic nahm pas &leinits auf ben Irm unD gtng.
8lGtlid) beiacrfte iie, baB Der gegsr ibr folgte.
Sic elite nad benz 5euie 5uriid, mn eiuen de=
roluer 81 boler. SIN 9fu mar isood, osr gse=
ger all ibrer 9eite, rib Oas &inb aus iaren Nh
men, mari es aui Die @rbe, mari Die jSrau uie=
Der unS i9anoete iie. Spdter uuroe ein @te=
ger, Nalnens gryant, perbaftet uno Don 6rau
,s,..,x
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9te SalfAersssamtIte :Sbad,

Newz ort II. Suit. - Srau Wilbel-
mine Sbad nno ibre S6bne alsranoer, Gilbert
u. Sugo ipnroen 9eitern mieber bem Bunoesconl=
mIlidr Osborne porgefiibrt. Der @eneralfonz
Jul Or. Shumader mobnte ben Serbanolun=
gen bel. Sein gntpalt, gr=@ouperneur 5a=
ionlon, aog bic alte ala9e, in Der bic arleiians
ten speier gSehlcliallAuHsen bei1uloigt werz
ben, suriid unb le9te eine lleue 8lagei6riit BOT,
neld)e q @ealclfdlldunaen aufsablt. Die
Angsflagten pllroen entlaiisn uno pom 6iilis=
SunbsSnlarid,al Vernbarb aui @rune zines
nencn Saftbeiebls lofOrt spieoer arrstirt. !br.
Salomon le9te Dos bon Berlin eingetroiieue
Gelpeismaterlal Dor. Der Nnualt Der litter
ludlunSsgeiaE9elen proteittrtc segen Die 3ulaiz
lung bon Gelueismatsrtal, baS nibt auf Den
eritsn Saftbefsbl 8tsua bot. Spater bsall-
tragic er aud. 6rau Sbad sessn garaitaft
auf freisn ST gu lsten. sSn beioen 5ailen
lautete Die @ntid)eioun9 oes @ommifidrs abb
peileno. Die SerbanOlun9eu wuroen bierari
bis n6dIeu Samllag uertaat.
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ste sae= Saroltua'er Suelfaitten

G barle1ton, S.=S., II. Suli.-S5erit
G0ib, Wsld)er DEN Sberiten Shannon in einein
0uelle erid)oB, eridien geitsrn 4beao fraft Ell
nss Sobeas Gorpus=Seiebls Dor benz Gid)ter
DcSrer pom StaatszS6erseridt uno tpuroe
gt9en $4,000 Siirgid)aft entlaiien. @soBs
slnfregung muroe porber in @beram burh Ell
nen pom Sobne @aib's auf SRA. Be9ues, ben
9teoafteur Der uGberaw Sun," periibten Mnz
grifi uerliriadt. !5r. Yegues bate bic Dueaz
manie uno beionoers Die Sbat oes Sberlteu
@aib III leinem Slatte oenuu5irt. Ser iunee
Galh eridisn in Sesleitung ieines Saters i'm
&ebattiOnslofale bes 5rn. Yegues uno 8eioe
sogen iofcrt Yiilolen-ber alte @alb nit Der
Semerfung, CT wolle nur isben, baB lein 5obn
Fair Play" erbielte. etliAe sliidiiber
gSeiie i'm 3lmmer anpeisnoe SSreuuoe bes
Srn Gegres perbinoerten Slutnergieben, irlz
oem iie Qetteren idlnea burd eins offene Sbiire
Id)oben unb pieielbe binter linn ld)loien. Sci
ncr Der Angreifer tpurbe perbaftet.
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Gin Gentider bon Dem 3nbalter
Ieiuer Setatt erutprOet.

elanb, ., II. Sult. = IS bat lid
berarssslsat, baB Elm Deutider, 9tamens
9labial, beiien 9eide an 5. Sult aus bent
@riezSce gssogen lpuroe, 1liht - iue man bis
her anuahm - Selbi itmoro besina, loubern,
baB er ermorbet puroe. Seiue 6rau uno Elm
se,piiier Saul Grimm uurOen sefsrn ais Die
ssriiber beg giorbes psrbaftet. 5rau 6abal
ersdbtt, oab iie am abenoe bes 4. Sult eine1
Spa;iergan9 am Seeuier mahten, baB ibr
Stre,t eerietben unb baB iie iid) naf Sauie be-
CAB. Grimm fam ipdter su ibr uno lagte,
Habial miirre fte tebt nidt mebr nliBhauOclu.
Iue gstbeiliate iinb @mmanoerer aus Shle.
fen unb famen erit i'm SUM- bier an, 9tabial
tpar auf Grimm eiferliibti9 uno bate maBreub
Der llsberiabrt aut beal SAiffs nlebrere Mtale
Stre1t nit TIM.
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Sic Rraftoemtenwabt tn Werlfp.

6apanua, II. s5uli.-Der oeutId,e Yoit=
bampfer aus s;era @ru5 bringt Nad) d)rid)ten
aus Der merifaniifen 9aup.fabt bis slm 10.
bs. so. Die SefunDdrlpabl, namlib Die abs
ittmmuns aller@lettoren, fanO am 10. os. ltatt.
antbentiide Selidlte aus setuiiien Staaten
l6einen bic nad ben prin1drlpablsn senadten
Serehnungen, rairllib oaB @eneral gon3ales
eripahit lei, ninsuItoben. Seridieoens llnre=
gelmdbisfeiten uno Sramalls ersigneten iid, ge=
lsgentltd9 Der Y~imdrpablen in rnebreren Staa=
ten, iebod paren Oieielben nidt 10 bebeuflid,,
wte bel friiberen sSableu. Ofan glaubt jeet,
baB bic Wabl ourb bas Solf obne Relnltat
9eblieben 1T, uno oaB bic @ntiheioung bsm
@ensreiie auheimseitellt ruerren mnB. SIM
Salle Der @on9reB 81 @unlten oes Generals
@onsales, tuelder eine Bluralttat srhalten bat,
entld)eibet, 10 iuirb Yrdftoent Dia3 tuabribeil-
lid gum ariegsmlnifter ernannt ,peroell, iu=
Dem iein @influB bei Oenl Militdr Die grbalz
tnns Der Gube i'm Snneren fi1ert. Senor
gfariscal. Der bisheri9e Suitismlnifter, lit gum
@elanSten an Die 8ereini9ten 5taaten ernauut
njDf0rn
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9at1nffeffeI. Ernfnffntt

ct. aouis, II. Suli.EDie sroBe Ofiibl,
81 Sf. @ensbiepe, Mio.. Der biefigen 6ir,ns
Wtauntei, Ser9eB & Gomp. geb0ria, muro,
geftern fe1t sanalidb burda et1e DaHpffeiiel
Grploilon betnolirt. Mai6iniit Sonemanr
ipuroe ant Der Steae set0btet, 5uperintsnoeu
Miartin Weper trug t6otlicJe uno Elm Nrbeitar
Namens Sets, geidhrlid)e Briib,punoen oopou
9ian idatt Den petuniarsu 8srluit arf $40,
OOO bis SIS 900.
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Sin ,t,erfmfirSteer st,tr..

5arriSburg, Yenni., II. Sui. = ISM.
S. Oarrab, elm 6lottenfabett aus 4nnapolis,
peldsr bier su Beind 1T, itiilste ,udbreno Der
perganasnsn Nadt i'm iblafnanoelnoen gu
ftance aus einem Senter I'M 4. Stoflp,rfe bon
yVottorl'S 6otel" aus eilier 9Gbe pon 35 Sub
i,l eine ofien ftebenoe &sIertbiire btnab uno
5erbrat burd bic Wuht letneS Stur3es brei
per eilarnsn Stiittn aui iuclheu Die asilertreppe
rubis. AnBsr einem gebrod,euen 9auogelenfe
trrg sr nsertsniirbiaer gssiis fsiHs Ssrteeuuse1.
bauon.
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Gin pcrnn8liifter 3eitssn8ss
SGtfacfi3lta.

Gli3abetbport, rs, 18. Slli.-
als iit Der mad Song grand) beitinlmte 3si<
tunas Sd,nelsus bfute iriih Der Newarfer
Bride nGberte, bate Der Yriidenndrter geraO,
Die 0rebbrits geibloiien, fonnte ieboh Den gu
bieiem 3,pede benuttsn lansen siiernen '5ebel
nidt raid gcnu9 entiernen. Der s3ug rannte
segeu bieies Snitrunlent, bic Ssiteu bon adt
&aggors tuurben Seriplittert unb Die eofomo=
tipe tbeiiipeiie benoirt. @liidlider gSeiie Lief
fein 9Sag9ou aus ben Sdleneu. 6r. Gpan,
ReoaftslIr oes Sournals Song Srand) Sea
ion," fuurbe 10 heftia auf ben Sooeu gei9leuz
oert, baB er etnen gru6 Des S9liiliel5einS
erlttt. Die iIbrisen aui Dem 3n9e befiHolidlen
Yerionen entfamen nit unerbeblideu Ser
letuH9en.
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Nieh1n6rfte.

@bicaso, II. Suli. = Die 3uinbr pon
Sdtpelnen betrus heute 13 900, Die Yerienoung
- gtiid; Die Breile rangirten Don S4.25
bis $4.90. = 9tinbpieb: 3ufubr 900, gsriells
bnng -; Serfdufs 81 $40 bis $40. -
Sd)aafe: 3ufuhr 100, Yerienouns feline; Ser
fdufe 81 $3.50 bic $3.50.
ST. 2ouis, IL. Suii. 3ufubr BON
Sdmsiuen belief iid, heute alli 5000, Die Ser
ienonns auf 400 gtiid; Seridufs su S4.35
bis $4.6o. : yiinbnieb: 3ufubr 400, Sarisn=
bnn9 $50; @ertdnie su S2.55 bis S4.25.-
Gdlnaie:. Snfnhr $50. SerlenoIus fsine; Ser
fduie su S. bis 81.
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Gtn 9efssst tn. Noitamts sst ItG:
f.sntf0

81 ,mono, girg, 18. Suli. Die Yofz
ants SnipeftOren Us. 8. 5enoerlon uno p.
8. @bollcrob, ipeld)e Die Siiher beS bieit9en
8oitamts i'm auftrage bes Departments un-
terludten, haben ein 0eft5it BON $4,000 emit
oedt. Sin She'll oeS Defi5its wnrOe Oaourf
perurioht, boB Boitn1eiitsr Sorbes lett letneat
letten &isrtelabresberid)t $4,000 nebr an 81
halt b. soa, ais ihm ;ufanl. SIM Sale Der
9oiimeiiier ODER Ieire Siirgsn Die fehlenoe
gumme nid)t il11terbalb 48 Stunoen erlesen,
10 n1rb Sorbes Derbaitet uno alS Oefrauoant
pro,ejiirt iueroen.
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4Nn 00etiM DIT.

9 anta sc, N.=Yf., IS. sSnlL-YoliSiii
2nnniaan, peld)er Dor etlid)en Sagen ben @or,
ffabler @reigo ermoroete, tpilros in oer porlet=
ten Nad}t BON elmer Shaar masfirter Manner
aus bem @efdngniiie seholt. Man mari benz
YlBrber cine Sblinge iiber hen 9als, iAleppte
thn eine Strede melt mad etnem fleinen @aB=
fen unb ban9te ihn auf. Cine Y1itolenlaloe
mnrse Johann auf ben @ebaugten abgefeurt
unD iein S0rper bon 5ablloien Sugeln bnrf=
hohrf