davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1880-10-23
DIDN'T KNOW IT WAS LOADED.
SEftitt uisr1lei fA Iht CAteaaQ 1fftItt,e

DETlmlr, Mlcll., Get. &s..-Two bays na,ncd
Gcorge 1'arluIl. a,ea y, and Jusrpl, l'ullak,
iwo ycnrs ohler. were playing Mt thu formers
house this afternoon, When they found MI
D!l shotgun. pu!lAk didn't know 1t WIS
loatet, a'nl. l~tnting tile weapon ut Ills co,u-
lmnion uayfully, pulled tho trIKgcr. 1t the
Victim RECEIVERS, which Is doubtful. sIe will
lr blind fur Life.
, 1880-10-23

II NJ New Orhnn4 HUT }u,t "wl,;m.t him." tim.
rral7 Cail ynl that w,t,ptnR lIitn wt,c Il, tt,u-
tlleno0 to tho t'nmnud nf The tpHlcIH nf tin
'Wl,1tn 1songlo and Ku.Klux Rims. f1en. tfun.
chch l"'wstt tIfs i,rut n,h! stripped thu initial
EtneUs uniform TrrJn, h4 jhgkY
, 1880-10-23

SAYS Senator Randolph to Cen. Hancock:
Tho iree-trado plank III our platform didn't
hss us oven ntnong tho farmers Of Indiana,
lhougl sou saiA you had cherished 1t In tho
past and would maintain It 1t, tho future. Why
bot become n prnteetIun|At. and sec what wo can
aoin New York, New Jersey, ani ConneoteuiS"
ea1s ilnncoGk to llant'olri: "Wcl. hero goes;
'a'l talk nl,out FREQ tr7ldo Is fully" "There,
non, Sou talk like ittto unlln." re]olns lsnn-
aolph. "t'nt that tluwn alsl sIEn IT, continues
ihe Democratic SerAtor flo:n Now Jersey, "and
I'll circHnto It In tho inuehine-shops Of my
natlyG State,"
, 1880-10-23

to rrcvonl their slnrylnH IL death, and

to prevent their slnrylnK Il, death, md
.lrnHY'rl tue ynnngr.r g1rt IN the cIosct.. liz
then l!itl III {;ontlwin's tiDttl harn IN llisnr
FHl's far = .stnk. a'nl afterwards IN atrnw.
in'" t1ln viI1a4e ut night (!r nr"stalnns., Yrs.
lerilay WIS tin iirs! ttn,r WaIton !uar,i that
mr. Vt tllt: kris hui rtr1vrretl S!lcrliF EeI-
81, s sy Sys ysr Ist W" y rir Is 5 sa' T., yc{ y ['Sf ;I.
where ltt.l,nuglt h. w",il,l im Intnze'l.
M'twAtTEE, tlct. :9.-t,ake Wilton, wtn,
$spt. $* jas bcei, snl,tarri. mn! Is now III ii
fnil III Ellsworth. was tisrustr,t III Il lay
stuck by twn ln'ys. ntl.1 ln,hlcllinlrly tlntIt.
fur the Wpos, bit the cItlkens t!lrntal mt md
1angi'ter alnl nnt! urrestsA sltln,st"iI ii. luiti
Killed lM'tII tf tfMin., 1'Ilc yasti:rst.. NJ
thong|. terribly wounded, 'Getycre,l. Wul.
ts!l, ssays !Ie did thu terrible tec'l 10 p,ey.mt
through ppyerty. ,Aflcr striking down lie
youngest Girl he t!raKgGh her b,iy to II
rlnsct: fronl which sa must lave cxiricatetl
herself MI rrcDycrin:. lrr setlsrY. nftrr the
terrible blows. ,AftGr tle lnlIr,lrr Walton
lived iva wrrks IN II strtw.a,ark nlul under
tlM Riverside: l1n,isE farli Il. River Falls.
Jlr rnicrett tho st,,'!St fur h!W', mn! frnrfnH
pursuit, wellt To I'll ''lst. wfIerH 'e las since
ltt'. lie clains nut to be insa'Ic.
SHOOTING, Arr,tAY AT AURORA.
Spniat DsrateA to The Chttaen Tribune.
AU,to,sA, III, Oct, 2o,--.Jn1v, Il. Wright, n
w. ;,a',, ~ ."s :. '".. .'.: a ~ u. 1'c'
eo' burlington " quincy company, was sfl"l
al"l probably l"rtally wounded wien at
wDrk tl[s AFTERNOON. by a ftllbw-wnrk1nau
h"f'r,, ,ho .,'t.,t,,, ri',, ,.os ,a,.,n's ,t..,
usto.e ~ ,' S''ts hl"'t' WIS ''"li.K "tlh
oHe u ny teIioWs ha1'ea tulser aMtet 1OlfI'
Ing tho Urand Army uf tho Republic, Kim
ball having beci q soldier. lDsinH II IrE IN tic
, 1880-10-23

HANCOCK Is not 50 "sltmrb" rs ile was
when he congratulated Tiaistr,l. tho tjrccn.
lnckcr, on 1is election ~ to lilo uulernataru
t,iliHe In s,nc. Tile tnii fcnthors Ut tho peacuck
nro Il little dragHleti, fl, tu st,utk.
, 1880-10-23

6lc1.Es ars cheap enough. aud steel rails
tse plenty ennush, hut linsil,tu Ia ahurt Ut
mohcy. Therus the rnbl 1'ttaleH Is sitting OIL
W baFrcl. Jlnti English IL rccsMpcrnu Ills; aud,
aost Ut ulI, conservative Democrats utl aver
m ne country not nnly refuso tH puy fGr chat,9e,
oat coAclsldo that they don't want a change
s'en Tor nethl,Jx,
, 1880-10-23

Special Dtsplteh h 17's GAteaao Tribnms, -
e. INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. @aa.-tl0y. Williams las
sent word tro'n his homo tn. Knox County
tint t.o will gra',t rcspttes tn both Wasle null
Mrs. brown for thirty days. This win give
tha Supreme Court nllip!o tfM0 to eonstler
their appkals.' iiu will rnsltrll Euxt Tuesstuy,
tho day before thu execution. i
, 1880-10-23

TrIfics of Governors Island: "kccp w1Int
y0tl'ye not md cntcf wllnt ytIu can" 1'hAt's
whnt GGs,. Ifnt.coc3< did when io hctd n 10 lla
commission In thu arlry with 1ne hut mud 1natlu
II grub for tlle Presidency with tho uttlor.
, 1880-10-23

1uRpE's No. 10 from Goyernor's Island:
an'w all tho puns into tho ocea1,s spill ui! tho
49, %a., hnfn all thu whlto Papor; s'nush a!l the
and tables; scal INC III, III the 1urkest dun
ss. s.uh 1f my cast!e, and II any man Asks mo to
"'41e or 1peNk shO0t hlnl Oh the spot"
, 1880-10-23
1'f+ik.TC1tY.

PIfiLApEirHf.., Oct. :4s,.-Dr. Martin V.
Chapman. brotller.Itl.law nf tho notorious
Dr. Buchanan, whu escaped Erom the train
Which brought them to tlleci.y six weeks ago,
wns arrested tonight. Iis ts charged by tho
swearing DR.. buchanan had committed
, 1880-10-23

SAID Hancock to tlia manufacturers OF
ssR snrk. Now Jersoy, una Pennsylvania In hls
~aer ~ of acccptaneu; ~ tarllf for revenue only,
W.. sas my doctrtuo." anys Hancock to tho iu,-
paiters paters Ut Now York City, Philadelphia, and
soslo1. All tAlk hl.0Mt FREQ trAae u follY.'
, 1880-10-23
TlCEEr THIEF.

Special ptspateA 10 Ths Cht<aao 7ttbuHs\
NEw OnL1L 1LaSs. Ln., Oct. 2..-;.lward q.
Penney, slo0rEscpcr Of cunp's eiyol.s, WIS
nrscstesl to.tlny fur ombczzIfug and resellin.
circus Tickets. About sou wartl. llas bcen
proved upuM hlm ainrp tho e!rslls opened
!lVre. Accused is II |trmontcr, atlll has huaC
three years III Ennp'a ulnpiny. md llus lutely
acted as CoMnltssary of thu tro,ipu. =,
, 1880-10-23
AIt(kIsH'('f:Il.

i, NAsl1v1L1.R, 'renu., Oct. :sl.-A prominent!
citizen Of LawreIleo Caunty WIS arrcstctl
yesterday utl cI,area Ut bcl0nElilX to gank
Of eUunterfelturs. Further Developments Of
III Interesting nature uru promised, :.
, 1880-10-23

CaEEnlSO intelligence from tho Sun:
~! u u Gcr.nI,I that II every nuilloarAt w0rka
b.o1sly until rtactlnn. ..tLy, attl then vtllcs
WIS S"nst!f aud Eets lhnt hts D0nnc,pt!u ne'Ehbots
"''. NC" York HIau bt curFird fur Hancock.
ne1"t1 tho Indiana rlretlau, = DuInourat Who
.APFcased dauht NJ tu tho result in Now YORK
~ Worae thAn MI injit}r1. =
, 1880-10-23

NEw Yo.k, Oqt. os.-liarry l'runo. tito
wcl'.kno*n variety nctor, this morning was
stal'l,e'l aihl profIabfy fatally injured, In
Chatham Squire, by John tlfle,,, altas Mon.
tnEMt, win gives his rcsi.'eice us No. III
tradc.
, 1880-10-23

THE foolish Raydl, Inst hts cheese to tho
Fox fur ore sung. Hut lInncock Sings With I'm.
pun!ty mnny songs. Ito celebrates the hcauttes
81 Tree trndD In III cxqlllR!t cnrt,l, ans1 nnon
sIuRs hymn Of pr,ltsc to the American syatcn
otprotcctoD. I[o performs M trlttorlo II, lt,or
.ot an exclusive currency pf 4ol1. all" In tho naxt
btcath shouts In tho highest key Il Gi8rtH III EE-
ts1k to te triumph 9t llulstcf and INT money.
lie Chants thu virtues OF n full. trco vote and II
fair co,nt, md h.tns II lLttlc .l!tty about tic
Fold ennth guaranteed by Wnt!e Hampton md
tho nssaslas OF Cllis0in. Still lo hollis on to bis
ehc0sg-hfa commission.
, 1880-10-23

tic failure nf cl,sto,,lcra to pay ,narans OIL
a!u! smaller in!. of i'lt.sl,urg, T[tnsyllle &
Buffalo, Aitu t.elIlgil Navigation.
, 1880-10-23
TALK OF I.fNEItINu.

KoxoMo, lt't., Oct. 3.,--.ta'nea bogus, who
ttr,1ny scntenctsl to prison for life. There
wtls ll0 trial. thu 8cntttlrG betnK cntnprfI-
mis"; There Is, Indignation aild taIk Of
, 1880-10-23

~ DANA has stopped writing with u
eSes 4ulll. though Ilaneock still keeps up that
pteasant diversion.
, 1880-10-23

:. MAbE HAMPTON knows that Hancock was
~ ~ @at aancral iii tho Union urtuy, "beoause,"
- oat great due!lst, II whipped hLm." Was
, 1880-10-23

CEy, JAMES WATsoS WEMs calls upon
zen. lInncuck 10 preserve bis self-rpsprct by
puslicy tlcslo,.,lcinH tho fnlsc atld exaggerated
claims mule for him" l,y Col. Furuoy's ncco,1nt
II his supreme purt In tho battle III 0cttyburK.
but hUw cHn he do It? liz read tho proofs ot
tue work-rorney's binRraphy-and approved
tycrylhfng therein contaluetl. Forncy niado
Ucn. Hancock "tl,o h?so. and almost tho unly
hero," III Tint celebrated hatte, anl, after rent-
!ur every ll1Ic of "prouf" with cure, Ilnnct,ck
quito agreed thnt tito right 1,ln, tor ilurt, had
tccn selected. }ctl. Me,tle WIS nut thpre Ut I'LL,
e1clau,s Col. FUs1icy. Ihut's II inct, responds
cn 1Enucock, did 1t with my t!ttlo slatchct!
ecu. Hancock is willing tu unauy I'LL hu said III
hIs icttcr of acecptnlco about IN tariff for
te,enr ouly." LIT 1t Is ti' much to tlsk him to
ret qr tho pedestal IF bernfsni where FDrilcy
pinec,l him, and whore be flaneock) ngrccd to
fanl.
, 1880-10-23

.C1No1NNATl, Oct. aa-A 0txctte special
fronl Danville. KY, says during torclliyht
procession 1u.utxlt !u cul!uectlvn with H.
, 1880-10-23

Why do mothers ni,h wives risk tJtclr
domestic hhpptnexs and thoir chhrnn's future
Ink Extrncts. when they ean buy and Insist upon
hnytng Durnctts2
, 1880-10-23

"Doulrr Truth to l,o |lar," sailh tho poet.
No need Of that. Eycrytn,ty kslpws It to 10 ono.
, 1880-10-23

Cnnkuntptlve,E IEDpc-A generous mt.
triti,ls tsGt. pl,rr. Air, and Coltlrn's LIubIx's
Liquid ExtrMCt Ut Iitcf tHkcn regularly.
, 1880-10-23

Congress- 1vnter-f,atiimrttc mnd Altcr-
ntive-fs II wcl!-klown epecl!!c fur constipation,
Indigestion. nnd aii disorders OF tho stoHnncb.
1iyer. ami kidneys
Ninety years pop,iar use attcsts its purity,
safety, ttid .suLctinrtty to MI waters IT this
ciuss. Ayrltt MI cunrse, Irritating wAtnrH, for
cIru and domestic: they Impair tho digestive
organs nfn1 Kidneys. thereby tn,tucInR !rtrpura-
bic results. SnnG genuine so1.t TN ,lrauEht.
, 1880-10-23

...,td 1,,o ssory Of tho oo11exo i'oy nt The ox.
'ts"I ',S',Io,,, "Sul1ic mo arkei1 him t10w lln'sl
'1 .rate, Will lo; why t!itlnt faro at NIL.
,S', 'a,n.xcr,sl cvrry tr,cstton corrstt1yt mud yst
'hry vn' ta.s i"w wv wa !. F' "'. ,.,r.
la,,xy ;wrll, they nslsch mn MI kinds Of ',.'os-
i''n. re"' mn, 10 cnch ono nns'scrctf. ;" don't
s tlsns IN" l"t thoy wouldn't p"es mo- =" What Is
sn"~' ,rft fur t;e,. 11uncock to tn, "shlsl Nr.
!,t,, !as'u nu, tu write n.Ia uorp lettcr md MI.
sI + ;s Mr. s"r'';mn; sss;ns ,'ss @S:" ;''.' "' '
II .'.. e nan SIN: There acen1 to lie nm I'M
...!s,, IN pr, aing il tho mimi. u ss',,o of
Penr *. , tnnt 'ir.r ' .!'"f III II tno 'e
{aien {aitn,'t H lint l,ly !;ny should E!ys lraueo 70
:ss! j! ., ... Ia Fir IL nj 'ksI'' s.., s''fp ,i%; n i;
1ne,tt 1n9e,t,., t The lHoGr,.tg putfnr,s. nm ttnI
t{"i %nre tr .hsf ttt KtGfl t,; ~ a'' t,,, as
t% ta,M litter shall write. Int the Inst tint
ttne,i tte i eycr l,o cxl"rt' I" writc. [anghtorl'
, 1880-10-23

rur following Is all extract from letter
-..,nn by Judge I'r,ilnl'ull to inucucc wnv-
,r,nr lirp.bl'cuns WIN fr,rc't that f'cthncrnts
s ..,ai', iuyu l,atd IN shnp,nK things nt cincn-
w." n Is7 10 rrua*lirt such wlvrrcrs tl.at. 10
@ ..r os he ,'rr,,,nbIH WIS ronccrnel. 1)utnuorats
na,o ~ mi to be- trusted or even uonsuttel.
The democrats n,!st h. nlst!ate'g ermei,'tdti; r
H.. s'. mi tt rt.tI<hittr They nru bn.Iy Of men,
%1I, T,rroFS! f'"t et,i ~ Ms sG5%t
T." M;glfrtiyrIy II ctIHfrirntEti l"puhliiHltIs: 1t
nj nusa Mtini',atc t"r G,.'i.late nlsTlNrrIvE H.
fin"f viii, Republican, policies aud lsMrslires
iEvtrI.sT* MIST !lE itiSt,IE" Ann SiI'HSEl'::-,
III # ilttH 1tEs'F,Htt II iy; ,t&utire t0 The
tt:JinrIu1l'1li Ittmuh Contention.
When Judge Trl,nlNltl sroko In Princeton Il
few days u4o ho was confronted with this rx-
tnct of Ills letter. Ills rrply WIS: II tlnver
.,I Tint, nn,l m 1rn,l cnl, tll speech Ut nte
IN whel, i!,1t language oeu1,rJ," hut nOiWtiy
as, sail t1i,t he Ihs,l sA 1t In IL spceuh. 1t WIS
onIy IN II letter he wr,te It.
, 1880-10-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

,r!r1 Tl,% grcntc.t hics.,nE cycr osrei l,.. 10
rcpsln: Ensl rltfs. Hatsta. general debility. con.
sumption. etc.. t. tcts i,keu chnrn,, DI*trrss.
tt,ci FlIacc. .Ap~'iIto md strength return as II
hy inngc. Kunyssis not n tnetilctne: IL Is food
i1 fern nf pfctsaut tnIlk vino. 1t rcprrtotlte
all Tic tlcnacnts III nutrition Ii, n rlttznst md
eAsl'y .leratu fnr, nI,st lrtthnr nlst 10 rnpitlIy
.nrlclies ttt' blood. TrratI-o "n K.,,nyss scnt
Hrcns Kmnyss ] IS tt snji % !" Tho 10 trc. .'ts: Gn.
E,lt,rrs eMppl|c.l hJ,rctty by 4. Arcf, Chemist,
pVrI,tr N41feu1j htrrct anil Fifth NSc1l1iu.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-03

A New Yorker advertised that for
ons dollar he would send directions how
to cure turn up nose. A young lady
who forwaded dollar received the di-
rections the next day. She was adj
vised to employ blacksmith to strike
her heavy blow on the end of the
nose with a sledge hammer until a
cure was affected. A very striking rem
edy, but she didn't follow directions
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-03
THE MOONS FORCE.

After getting somewhat accustomed
to the greatness and strength of bar
of solid steel l6h feet square, imagine
one which is one mile square,, $50
feet wide and as many thick. If it lay
on the ground near the Catskill Mount
aims, its upper surface would evertop
their highest summit by more than a
1000 feet. 1t would be equal to I02,-
400 such monster bare as the last. Its
lifting power would be nearly 240, $685.
O0D, 900 tons. The mind is utterly un-
able to grasp such figures. Tho whele
globe contains l,206,000, 900 inhabi-
1ants. If each man, woman and child
could pnll with a force of 100 pounds
~ large estimate-to move such weight
would require the united efforts of two
thousand such worlds as this. As |
shall have frequent occasion to speak
of the load which such bar could sus-
tain, shall, for convenience, call it in
round numbers 240, 900, 000, coo tons,
neglectipg the other figures, because
the number is so inconceivably great
that taking from it billion or so Of
tons will alter the result less than one
half of one per centum. This bar is to
be the unit of measure which / shall
for the present employ.
If a half,dozen persons were asked
how large the moon appears they
would give as many different replies:
'"The size of a cart wheel" Twelve
inches across" ''1'he size of a dining
plate" "As big as a mans head, etc.
Probably no one would mention
smaller measure, yet cherry held at
arms length much more than covers
its disk. 1t is difficult to believe
that so small a body exerts
any considerable influence on the
earth, which seems so immensely
larger 1t is easy enough to admit that
the earth holds the moon in its orbits
but to do this, to bend its course into a
nearly circular orbit, requires any great
outlay of force, is not so clear. Our
,credulity would be taxed were we asked
to believe that the moon in its efforts
to move in straight line would break
away, although held by bar of steel
one foot square, for that means force
able to lift nearly 5000 tons. An
astronomer would grant it, making first
a mental calculation to see if he were
justified in doing so; but even he would
hesitate, and perhaps would deny that
it was possible the moon could pull
asunder one of those great umit-bars
one mile square, and equal to more
than 27,00o, 600 bars each one foot
square.
But we would have no hesitation in
saying, impossible if told that,
rather than change it's course from
straight line to its present curve, our
wilful little satellite would snap like
pack thread not one, nor two, nor three
of those unit bars, out the united
strength of l0,000--or, in other words.
one gigantic bar whose section is 100
miles square. Yet, more than eight
such bars, or, more precisely, 81, 800
unit bars would but barely defect the
moon in its present path. .--Popular
Science Monthly.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-11-03
Notice to Taxpayers.

TRRAsuRER's OFFicE, HUMBOLDT COUNTY,
WINNEaUecA, New, October 18th, 1880. !
Notice is hereby given, that the State and
County Taxes for the fiscal year 1880 are now due
and payable at this office, and that the law in
regard to their collection will be strictly en-
forced.
On all taxes unpaid at the close of official
business on the 18th day Of November next,
there will be added ten per cent for delinguel-
cy, Us provided by law.
A. J. SHEPARD, County Treasurer
ols-td
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-27
Sta6t Baltimore.

geltdtigung Der @rnennun9en II
bon Staatsbeamten fitr . l.
more. Die folgeuben bonn @ouberntur
Dem Seuate 3ugeianoten @rneunungeu iino
9eitcrn bon asttsrem beftdtist por0en:
3ampifefie- -Snipeftoren - 9. u. S'Srien
fir ben 0itliben unS iiioliheu, 6. S. Megiu=
niB fiir ben mittleren uno ipeftliden Staot=
tbeil.
Seffentlide Notare - Sbomas Wurbod.
SO. g. gSiItinion, 2tlireo s. @arr, 6. &aine
unb s. g. 2onen.
Staats @erftmeiiter - Sob. s. CONNER
lpf.
goli5si 8idter - 5itli6er 8esirt Seinri6
Saidmeper, aaso5ifli6n Sbos. gS. Morie,
mittlerer Sobn s. @rinbaa, Iitollder y. R.
0abies, tpeitliter 3bos. s. cabot.
6rieoensrdter i'm aasenteineH - /. 8arb
6. Slabertp, 8. @n. g. 9orton. d. Sohn 5.
8romn, 5. Sobn 8. Wabbor, 6. Sanres R.
2oane, I. Dauio 80. Bollarb, 9. Soibna R.
Nibers, II. Sos. 3omaro, ID. Otto Senner,
Is. 9Sm. &. 3ombliniou, 16. gGiaiam Wc=
Gaulep, II. gant. Soone, 18. W. g. gSat-
fins, 19. Geo. Mc@afirep.
2ie CANTON bes Yoitmei ter 8
& pier. - Die geitrise 8aibiu9toner Boff"
iast, bab Boftttseiiter Spler bieielbit am Wtittz
mode bonn Ypfi Departenlent ipieberuln auf
bic Jfotbruenoisfeit Der Grneuerun9 ieiHer
4mts- Caution, bic ipateiten5 bis gum 1. Utdr5,
benl Ssginne oeS nelen anartais, erIolgen
uiiiie, ailiulertiam gentaht iooroen Jet, ba ct
fir ieinen friiheren Yiirgen, !5rn. 6. s. Sui
ton bonn y4meriean," Der I'M Oeselllber D. s.
nadl llnteriuhuns Der Acknowledgment 9ege'I
Sen. Snler bic @antinnSleiitun9 Suriid9e5oz
gen, bem YoitzOepartement nod feiuen anoeru
in Goridla9 8ebrad)t babe.
@runbftiidsperfdufe.-Sm til 9nitrage
bes Gurators 6. s. Sarman beriteigerte gse
ftern Der Nuftionator Geo. q. @rsamsr Die
Grnneliide Nr. 357 unb 359, Orisausftrabs.
griieres, IS SUB 10 i3oa bel IS ssnB baltenb,
nit @ebGuben, 1854 @runbsius, erftanb
@iib. sraule fir $3.50; eepteres, Is bel IS
0us. nit @etGuosn, $43. rs @rpnosins, Sch
@leidmaan fiir $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-27
Atpeiter Mbeno Der WapIeiOn'iGett
nsstattentfd,ett Sper-"

gEir baben ldnae feinetlo ld)onen nfto 9enuBz
reiden Spernabeno 81 per5eldlnei1 gebabt, fpte
Ben eeiirisen. @ouroo's nTauit" murce gegez
ben ilnb sipar in elmer 10 ourd)aus Wobl9eratbez
men gSeiIe. baB man BON Anfan9 bts Su Gnoe
ieine berslid,e SrellDe oardn haben muBte. Die
8eietung Der Soften mar folsenSe: Sauit"
Gignor GunciO, ,Mepbiftopbeles" S'r. 8abz
renS, ,Galentin" Signor eel Pnente, vgSag=
ner" Sr. grobsrid, vSiebel" SRI. q. S.Garp,
,Nlartha" Moo. 2abland)e, v@retden" SRI.
q. Salleria. 9ieie Seietung bat uns allelpege
auaelast uno niht bios ins, lonberu-ben 8etz
falsopationen nad) 81 rrtbeileil- benz &C.
lamr,ten Ynblifun1. Sas braoe Srfelter =
i,abesu 40 Snitrunente - ipielte unter Der elez
qanten Qeitun9 4rbiti's berrlid). ySir haben
Bier ,lie cine Sper 10 id0n begleitsn b0ren, TO-
nobl BON ben Stret9ern, alS BON ben Vlalern.
gSie oicl gepi1lnt baburd3 Die Sper! aud Die
GbDre, ionit getp6bnlib @egenftanb beS 5as
Sels, tparen geiter1 Qbenb Don mdd,ttger 6iille
nno erfrelllid)er Heinbeit. Die airbtueiblcene,
ben @alser Unit Ballet ge9eben) nnb ben Col
batendor in, a. afte baben mir bier ME id)oner
unb prddtiger geb6rt. Oieie Gb6re init ibrer
iiiperben ord)eitralen @emanbnn9 erre9ten benn
ald ben lauteiten Seifaa, nnb oiellettiges Wies
erbolungsbegebren tpuroe laut.
SRI. gallerla ia9te ms als ,erettlen" iuett
beilcr 81, alS Ibenos porberi tbre S9mudarte
mar eine Yradtleiiiing; elm 8eifal1sfturm
braulie ourd bas Saus, Der fid] nid)t eberls9te,
oils bis Die Sanssrm ibre arie ,uieoerbolt bate.
Sn Der @arteni icene idlug SRI. Salleria ben
lparmen Son Der @mpfinoilug an, Der ibre
Role 10 arsiehenb madt. Applaus ano 9erz
ronui ehrten Die &iin1lerin rei6lid. g6enio
mar Der ShluBatt -OieGefdngniBice icene-iuarm
empfunben. S19nor Runcio beitet in ben rrl@
tern Gtimmlasen iusnig Strait, i'm uebrigen 1T
feline St,mme ld)on. Sein v6auit" perbient
Sob. yWephifto" Bebrens fanu niht iebr tief
berllnteriieigen, allein ieiue Stimme 1T Hang
boil, lsin Gpiel portrefflidb. Die Serenaoe
I'M 4. afte mar foitlit. Die Tole rSisbels,"
our1 SRI. Garp oarseitelt, 1T bier idon lansit
ais cine Metftelleiltlln9 anertannt uno geipiir<
bist. Au9 geftern felerte bic aiinitlerin ipieoer
eineu triumph, unb ibre erlte Irie muBte iie
tpieberbolen. Del Ynente als p8alentiu" lpar
Der itimu!id begabtelte uno bette Daritelter bic
fer 8oae, ben mir felt Sabren geb6rt uuo geie=
ben, nnb bic uMartba" ber Wfao. Gablade
last iid) Iobel,. 9uette, Srios unb Auartette
ain9en fein; iiber bic Sniceuirung ldBt fid nlr
2Dblides Iagen ,lno 10 iit iiir bic Spsr eire n1=
taoelhaite aufiiibrung gu perssibnen. ytad)
G6lub purben bic 0arlteler gerilfen, uno
iaute 8rapornfe burdtDntcn baS 0aus. Vaiz
tinlorer uno gSaibingtoner batten bic Wfuff-
afabemie nidt 10 ssfiiat, suie es bic goriteauns
perriente.
Ssute fon,mt 8erbis ustiba" sur 4uffiib=
RING, il, ipelder 0ao. Inlbre ibr Debit ma
den miro.
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2 @brortide 9rontbetten, snotenfras pernorbeHe
qtIte I'm Sus. itropbuloie 5rGntBeten, unnathrl5eu
No6ttuS, Stpbilis uub Senerc, Btebernunbcn. d,ros
nide ober alte @eibDrs, 5ulSfluR, enaiiIde srarfr
belt iuetBe Sdpellun9en, GjrtnoIopf, Gje6drmuttcrs
Setoen Srebie, 0rhicni6penun5en, 9rocn, IbseIa
uln9 oeS aorperS, Euiteln un6 Iu5ihIdge SfndTrlt.
3lspeptta, gierenz mo 8laienlsoe1 d,roniid1sr
5ibeumattsmus uno Gitt, s6pin6iutbt YIoienifsip
uuo Cries, ionic 4baren Der obiaen Granfbeiten 6es
men btspetIen 0noere glameH 0e9eben tperben
9pir behoupten, GaB es fetn beIannies NsiImtttd
9tbt, pcldcs iit gesen bele arnnheteu 10 ipirfiam
crDeif, lute Haeiunn'S ReInIpfut. @5 furtrt alIs
mali9, aber ther uno pom @rllnoe aus uuo lest Ste
lctoeneen &hetle lpteOer in geiunben 3ulanb (Fa
fbut pem SabthfdltoinosU oes sSJtperS Eiabatt
nno perlorgt Sae Snitsrt nit aeiaHOeui SIute,
aus ipeldAem neues Dt0terta 9ebiIoet tuiro. Dies III
ole erte gstrtlIn9 BON Ra6tpnB5 NeIolpsut
Sn 6ducn, no oaS Spitem Surtb InbduTlno Don
Yterlur, Gnedber, ODER corroioem Su6ttmat In oeil
henflaB, en9liide 9rontbsit, Rldgratsfrinm,lna.
Serleriung, fuetse S6fpeQIng Il. SERIAL nerlrjrxf
puroe, lott oas GariapGriHian oeIe 9deberidI69e
aut uno entelnt ole 9eldDulit aus Dem Snfene.
2Sern Stelengen, rDelibe 6tele @ieoiStuen sur Sur
hIoHl9er qp9lttllter oocr itrOpbuoIer aranfheiteE
9ebtoNden, tel Die 3ur aud nod 70 angIai, iit ,6eIe
ler lhblcn," elne aL9emetne 3unabmc brei 3rde uFb
tbrcs8orper9eutdtes uagrnehnen TO 1T ,es Elm ftces
res .Selhen Der Iortldteeuotu GjeciIng. an Oerors
9en SrQnibetten pr0 e9 nit Dem Batcnten entipe5ex
beiier ober i4lmmer- Gjiitiio i'm Suiteme bIet6t
nt6t untbGtig; iueHn CT nibt eC5gnmt uno aus oem
glue oertltebcn ptro, 70 uerbrcitc CT i uno fahrt
fort, Die @onltulon Su untcrgra6en. Sobdl0 fb oes
Tatient bIi m 0e6rGudhC oe5 Snriapariuian ,beIier
tnlLt," ptro CT itun0tb all G8eiunobeit, Strait uRo
S.eid 5unelmcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-27
Scr 6rI0ntarff.

Nen=g orf, &c. Sebr.-SolgeHoes ftno
Die Shlubuotiruugsu: @elo 3-6; Sterltng=
@etbiel 4.84-S44. Sunbe8 Sbligatiouen.
1ss1er 1851, Heus Tiinfer 1881, 10.40er =,
Din. Sol. 3.65sr 94a. aftien: Je,u=yorfer
Central 1911. @rie 45s, eafe5bore 1861, Sui.
noilsr Central 1921, Bittsburs III. sbicaso=
Northipeitsrn s14, 90. Brioritateu 1863, Sod.
Ssialln 151, Reliern Union Sci. 114s. Neips
Serlener Central S6s. llnteridakamts=9 =9llan3 !:
Gelb $102.SS5 .413: @onrart 1885,. .93S.
0et,aif9ietelesrapaif1e 8epeT1es.
6r. 90 pron Gummi in9S lpurOe geitert
bei WooouanE, SIS, Don eiHett illitititrSeH=
cen gaun,s erldlasen.
gas poroel.ern gu 6reberietou i'm Sa=
pi!ple Der 8lopim; g en- SrnnswiGf d ans
aetrpnene Ssner serit1rte oas @ebauoe boil
fcnmtn lnb Die @eIetDebuHa, tpsld)s beute sa-
lanimentreten iclte, 1T jcst obne 8eriamaa=
lnneelctal. Der Siee.@oubcrnc,lr bat Die Sc
istsstung bis snnl 9. Mars psrtast.