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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-09-14

1usht iiberfte TIN, BIER anstn ansstrpHen
~ perbea, uss ba er llh gar tsinen anee=
ren Natb ipu6te. trpn otss gur3te ct id
ptsinetr tsnter Elm Bpsfs!t ssn Dlett
sTaa3sn unh SranserIe, trsldss ben @aum
gum @arten mahte. Die WuNt perbal!ie
In weittr eutftr.uns, er is!sIt ttelt fafs
ben Mttsm an, um bia St.lle nitt ~ un.
terbre6sn. Ser @'rtb bee 5auies tra.
NIT bsr Dame elm.
Dae Sis bic &Sutsia bss Jstes isnb,
bseann sr - mir mtbr ais baS ffno,
rtif.n Sss, msins @ndptafs ! @te bar.
fen uns niht petlaHen. Mlss less td
Sbnen ,u Giibsn, was STE bisr erb!sdsn,
MQes Gin Bott BON Sbnsn, unb Sis
berrfhen Bier =!
Baron, Gse 7ne In isnsr rofssn aauns,
entsssae!s Grau BON Iilbura, In suelder
5is immsr aus Berfsbsn mir sas Faaen.
pae fir aubrrf Otrfn ssaimmt mar.
eafen Sls uns si. GefelfbaF. niseer
amHuh.n nsr Btrtt sarf ntht 10 !anae
rereerssn bletten.
@te i1ns wabrSoftis sraufam tn 5ertn
audlcreisn. @ndeisfe
O3 -! risf Die Dame Id slaubs
gar, @!e tatsn MpfhusbIhthen In bic.
fem sfaum. gntieblitt Disfsr Duit
1T mir t0bt!id psrbast Ole elite eur&
bas @smah unb ber Dirtt butter tbr Der.
9enno naste ii@ iaum aus ietnem Der
ted bsrpcr. Na& ssraumsr 3stt err oer-
lief TT ben Shlupfwintel ; aber Der @e.
hanfs, burh eqs bte @emdher In ben Saal
5urid,ufetren, mahta lon tefan9en. 90
ftttt ct fla In cine @de swtlhtn bae Grim
unb Seritsl In stn aummss Briiten. Ct
mubte INNER !piebsr an p.efe Grau I'm tpst.
gen @ewante unb benz Brilanttn(d dmud
tenfen, unp spar nit gmpfneuns.n. &c.
miiHt aus In,ietune, Jurh. uno Wiesr.
willsn. So muFte bisielte Jrou iein. bic
TIN In leintr 0inbtsit eiamai an bas 6trj
aeDriidt unb init GiiIen bebedt bate.
llnt nun fiel ibm iene wunoeslide Nunat.
me letnsr gHwsfsr Elm, bisie Gsau tonne
am gnpt feline unb ibrs Wmtter ietn -
Gsine Wuttsr gs bdumte fn In fsinem
Snntrn gtwas basesen auf wis 9rcb unb
GmpSruna.
(Dcrtfebnne fplst,)
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Su Dallas wurbe an, 13. elm 8ar

- Sn Dallas nurbe anl 13. elm 5arz
mer Don einem WaSea ubetfahren une
ihmer cerleet; Elm anoerer sSormer NUT
be in elmer Sin am linten Arm unb
Sdulter sefdbrlid perlest une elm Sn,@
ntbuetr eiter rcn Sefferion ulahte Ieineu
9ebeu burd @ift Elm @nbe.
- slus aufin ton1mt bic bebauerlide
Nadridht bcu benz erfoigten Ipoe pes
perrn 5. Us. Gluee. 5err 9luse, Elm
alter 4irser her 9tabt uub lansiabrtSer
9sfBer eina5 6elfauronts an ser Rcngresz
Isenue, bate bic @ewobnbeit in einsm
Greet in bet yd5e Ieines Wobnbaules
gu tabsu. Mm IS. ala er i'd, i'm Waller
bsfano, uuroe er Don 8sdmpIeu befallen
unb ertrunt ctsleiG Der Greet nur 3wei
Tub tief mar. 8luse bate ii4 felt eiHen.
Sabre pcn @eiddft 3uriidse3csen, UNI
fein alter in Suite ju perleben.
= Scr @ebeimpplijiit oeS Ycltoiealtes,
Mr. Triter sertaftete am l2 .. 8. Rc=
terts, Noute ssent Der Snternationalz
baba, ber am 2. 5milhsn Muffin unb
9earne Elm $4,000 entbaltenbes pafet
settcblen batte. Hoberts bat ft ihul=
big beiannt.
- Sn 6puf ton be1tanben Der MarIbal
Tanter slh uuo Saues 9fiiep einen 5tra=
Bentampf, Der feline llrlade carin bate,
oab Qesterer bem @riteren cine Stednuns
prdfentirte. 2antersln 1T Der bemciraz
tiide Ranbibat fiir bic 2eaislutur.
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- Drobefatrt nit eimer Damplbrofebts,
Die Gbnrlpttsnt. 3is. ttrt6tet: Mm
Samitas wurbe ron Der Gblert'l&en sga.
bril- In Berlin aus tine vrpssfatrt init
elmer neu tonltruirtsu DampfDroIAle nab
Dsfsa unterscmmen, an wslher anber
ben Gatrilte&nittn aud sinise bSbere
yoli,sibsamte ibeilnabmsn. Das @efabrt
btfebt aus 1bsilsu porn TT etm erbOb.
ter, 8 tts 4 Yerlonsn faiIsnetr Sib, an
efm a& ein beriIontalss Nab. beFnbet,
bird rel&es bic qsnfuns bss Dassns
tttpsrlatqiai Miro. Sn bsm ttsi.r lieasn.
ben siaFbiSfn Gone babsn 4 perlonen
Ylab. 5ierau f<set I'D, bur& cine
Bane setrsnnt, or Naiainsn. unb al
islraum, In wslhsm Elm Maan bic Gtut.
runS untsrtdlt. Die U.idwInbisleit bss
Uasens unp lsins Qsntbarftit lisbsn midts
,u rani&sn absiS ais elm unbsqasmsr
uettIlfanb wurpe aber Die narte Olmpf
tntwidluns smpfaabsn. 6isran wirb ie
bsnfalls nod tins Asnotruns astroiftn
srsrrsn mniIen, ebs bic ginfabruns Der
DampfprplAtsn cine ausemsinere wsrbtu
lann. DAFT bic Yrobeiabrt erobss Aufls.
btn srreSts, il natarlt&.
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DR.. WHITTIER:
9e. GIT st. Charles Strohe

~eSs VI ~ " TAttSUf SttGBt,
ct. 2out6, mp..
1T elm rssuIdr Grab uirter aneier mebi,i{Hfr S1n.
len una IN. .rts Bic 1assebldt,er ,eatn uaS 5ieN>
Sc Dewcoasr iDiiFen, ldnssr mi. bet Bebaub!rna
rem @ef6ls&tsIransbeitsn te.faut. ale iraenb e,nn
dntfrer Mri in st. Qpmis.
syphilis, @pnsrrtocn, Gtfiefuren, S,ants.
Dgubftdbsn, ale urinf1anfbei.en nnp lvtbiIiuflbt
rbfr merrarale Xeiben Der Tftle, Der baHt obtr
Der snodsa nerhen etfcIsuia nab mslfnlaaftli.
tfs @tisoos HGer aso ptisatim tetanbet.
spsrrla:bsrtsea. 2easraasf1rdhs unb 9m ;.
pp:sn, cs9 tfsIee iuSerhlitsr &asftpstfurasu
eoes lstbtaHniscr 9ettnsDaaheIs in fpdteyen
Sabrea, mrburt fplsenbe nebsl entifettn S.sr>
eDft.dt. Samsnt rsilfs, ShwdtIidisii, 1Swohes
1efdi, Gsfbatsn,bfardte, @reiseia8, Gatfrdf>
tuaB. aBibsrwiiIsa asaeR wtitlias geielfhafi,
8srlaii btr aeussaestfaft u. +. r., mebsrh tss
pfiratben erftntrt oter unmSsli1 asmatt mirb.
Soilitanbts seteiIt. Gcnlu!.atipa In Der Offfee
oecr turft bic yuf fri une ptrb harnm aebetsn,
ba sins nnterbaltans rtsr biz 1inbcluss btr I'm.
ftttt nit,S foiiet.
sBsra 70 untequcm IN sar D.tanslnae in Bic
Stab! sl lcnlmea. fp perbtn bic Arsrfien burt
Grprrt geer Yplt Ysrfanbt. &urrn aarantirt unb
tr smeifrlsaiten Naaen pem Yattenteu cffen ae~
fagi. Dfteeilrnosn BON utr Warseno btS I
Gtr Wtenbs. Scnntaee Sou l2-l i!sr sRittaaa.
ptamptlst fur MaaniI ysjlmlrt fir Nrau,
en- yeltfa;ts. esu:ft fur bsibe swsi potm a.tsn.
"a Setttn
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xerns. a

Deim 6taat6anmatt in Muffin t1t
Deihwctee ein8elaufen, oab bic Wew DR.
leanler Giienbahn auf rer Strefe BON
Orange nod 9nte @baries II @ents pro
Melle uon YaHaBieren perlanst. Da
tieler Yreis gesen oa6 StaatsBeiee Ser=
itSbt, bat iih ber Staatsoninolt on bic
Gifenbabncpmpa8nie gemanet uno itr
m'tgetbeilt, bub erssrihtlid, sesen lie ein=
ihrciten trerte, tpenn llc auE ihrer .Jerts<
run0 tebarrt.
- Bon Dolas miro berittst, bae
idmnilits 3iise Der Teras Yaeificbabn,
bic BON Often samen, nit Giumanpcrern
iiberfallt waren unh H& rft am Stun=
ben peripiteten.
= Sn Qcuiion fc0te heute cine Scr
iamuiluns Siilider 1apitaliltsn unb meb
rsrer teranifder Birser fattfinpen. bic
iu Der prciettirten Giisnbatn ron Eeni=
ion nad Sabine Yab intereifirt Gnb.
- Verihte rcn Gberman ioeen, bab
bic Vaum,pclleuernte nm ein pclles Drit-
tel iGlehter ausfillt, ais n,on oqgemein
erwartete.
in Napaiota bat cine republitani
fde Yeriammluns fattsefunbsn, welde
eanbioaten fir tie @Ountpimter npnli=
nirte.
in Galbmea nurte gBiOiam Sol.
Inns, Der baielbft eine Uiiible tefa6, pc,.
etnem Der Tteibriemen eifaet unb (ein
arm jernlalut. Cine Amputation famc
fat, ba Der llnSladlide int If nod an.
osre yerleeuneen erbielt, 70 erlas er bene
Ielben iur3 barauf.
Der erfte WalIen Daumipcle mur.
be am 4. anf Der neuen Strede Der Sn=
ternutipnultabn pe.idifft. Gr wurts
am 4lanep uerlaben hno par mad Muffin
bright.
= Sn Weutberfcrb III William Bur,
ton pe5en GrmorpunS tts Cad 3fuib
gum Eoee perurtbeilt pprten. Die
Surp brauhte nnr 20 Winuten, UNI itr
Yeroilt su fallen.
= Auf elmer S&afranGO in 4osaut
Geuntn bat man einen artealAen Drun:
nen setctrt, Der nnr 60 Gub tisf 1T uni
70 Uiel Boiler liefert, bae es Der Wan-
rnnS bes DcbrloAes sntilieet.
auf ber GentraItabn ereisneten
! fid udbrenb Der letten bier Gage per,
fGiecene llnSlidsfiae. Bel 9Diliam Der.
unSlldte elm Yerionen3uS unp BEL 6earne
Uremcnb, Nasafota, 9empitsab uni
1bCrattn ie elm 5ra6tsus. Snl @an,er
S 3ioe, bod sisS fem Meuidenlstsr
babel rerloun.
- Sn Dcuiton III Der frabere Gouei
tor 6. BeaSens auf bic Sunime DO,
| $l346 perflaJt pcrben, bic ct Der Stac
fhulost. Benrens bat bieis Summe ,u
rldaetaltsn, neil er is ais einen Ibei
ieiaes @ebaltes bsanipru4t.
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SSastptofftce Der 80.
5erjpelit
9raltltl6 Qaltbeslptterte

NIT
ga, 900 guusen ". $4,000 Gswianeu.
GInnabmsn fit "a, 900 Qcofe o,71s, Doom
@uasaban $4,000 @egoinne o,7ls,OGom
&DDifer 0esainu Asa, ,OOGm,
tleimsts zn 142M.
3isbunssanfans Der syei!sn ala If prm Is. bis
10. Mrenit 1889.
Tre.fc srr 0oOis fir jsee ginselsisbuns uut
fur aGe aIaden in @orausue8abluns:
@eass, jebe 9issuns $1,000, cIe RlaTsn 5000
1alte 500, $500
g}itrtel $50, 1850
Wd.h 1928, 1925
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6unbsrte son Damen

wel&e In Golse periUbtfdsr 3ranfbe't niht
I'm Stanse waren, tbre pflthttn ,u erfal.
len, baben In sDcrners Safe GibneY uno
etper Cure etnen wtrtltdsR ,,Greunp In
Der Nots, sefunben. Das mtttel 1T pc
pular eeworben, neil % cine refine nege.
tabtlt{de 3ulammeniebun8 1T unb alle
@lemsnte Der Sitherbeit unb bes Grfolges
snttdlt. Watrenb bes 5erbfes bsloneer5
1T 60 ein ifherss 8srbinoeruussmittel &C..
gen &ranfbeiten Der glisren, Qetfr unp
Ylafs. ipel&e Der Sabres3sit eisentbiimliea
iinb. aQe @potbefer pertaufsn ss uno
Niemanb lam cbns ba1elbe ietn, Der f4
ns&t elmer splltemmenen @slunobett er'
freut.
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Gb,uarb Miles,
Sefcntlt6er Nptar.

gsrar County, Gan Antcnio. 1tras.
Offsee in 5cIcoabfrabs. Der yraoffes sesenaber
DsIpnetre Mufmsrfiamttit pirb allen Yenfuntu
unb JprberunAta pom Neteransn bss Staatts pbtr
bsr Oreikistsa Staaitn ssldsaft. Atfdrifitu
ssn patenita ttfsrst nnb StsattR asf 9Aab II
eQea Iksiltn bts Staats beiolh. Dstnert II
btr wRteTeR 0arisnfyabs.l 3e,o,ut
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$ eiratbs= ss;isn. sSe
suufssii.u<n. Ssfs 8abrer

Gltgante, 9sinwanbbanb nit UplbfAnti,.
Dsritestlt fur SO Gtnts in Btlb sbsr DriefmaE,
fen. neber SO bsrrltte Gtberltitnun9en aus
Dem 9etsn. Mrtiftl fur folesnne 1bemiae Der
fol- beiratbtn uah mer niHt unb tparum idbt.
Das asb6riee Glter ium Hsitatbea. Der lcu srf
ttiratbsn, qannbarfet, WeibliGteit. Gnttrdf.
ttsuna. Die Golstn bon Gnthaltfamlttt une
aeberanitreusuns. Wer foltt teir atbsn tptt eae
9ebsn unb @luf in Der b64aen yoien8 gsnoiIsn
wtrb. Die 9tiiolosie Fer Dermebruns unb pis.
leo Antere. 0trbeiratbste urb SplGe. .melttt
gtbenfen. toaten 90 ltfsn. 90 fuutt BON fsbem
Grwadltnen stlefen unb bann einseidloiisn per>
ben Ycpuldre Mus9att, biefebt ME pben an
see BEN, ieboh uur brofhirt $50 Seittn, II
Gtn!S @elb pttv Briefmarttn. Der biatsle Bn.
te gessweiltr ia Amerita.
1rete Meeepte T!
fu, tdnsae esiluus Ron samtabru&. 9eusunss,
Hm6te unb llnSsrm6stn, fowie sestn cue bnr&
Auslhweifuns obr iusenblintn Htidtitnn Der,
beiJeflbrten llnrseslmibigssiten ~ welhem Rs.
espte bic mtintn Mppttsftr bic 8e1anbibeile fibs
rsn. pampbl.ie .,5tiratt nnb G6elibar. "a
@tittn; ,,Gtronifhe 9eibtn", SO Seitsn ), Es-
say on Sperrmatorrhoea, unssrmoeen it.". 80
Stiisn, Gents isbes. Dir beilen ebs ssf<4i-
lits Ristilbuns ssssn mdbisss 5oaorar.
st. Louis CssrUtiUe Institute
619 ct. @barlesiirube, ct. 9cuts. WO.
Qsm 5ioa. WiNouri asaartsrt ,ur erm5sIi.
tinst tils!tr, f&neasr wi0snl&eftliHer uab sp>
itttstr peiIunp. Ddetv, Glestri.iidi, ale Mcbts.
ntn 6a!fsmiilsl unb ttas ar,iIiAe uab uuabar,t.
ltas Dseanb!une. ~rrnei ituagRtn snfsabt
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Gin Sort iiber q,tsnsyer(tde

= Gin Sort iibsr sperGherun.
gen. = Qettnsseriiaeruns, wc unb wte,
III immsr sin pt4tistr @sssnlans, iumctl
In bsm 9tben bee @eiGdftsmonnee ais
aud hes sinfaden arteiters. - Den
3Srpsr sefune unb fraftis 3u ertalten
III mad unfsrem Tofiirbalten bic ridtieiie
QSfung. Man enrt catet iebc& leidte
llnpd bli6feitsn, wte !. y. 5ufsn, g..
ialtunssn, gruff&merjsn u. {. NJ. at&t
serna&l di7ssn. fcneetn mnb berarttss,
nur sertns f&tinense &ranfeststetme,
8lsih i'm Gntheben er1idtn, burh ben
GsttauG pca Dr ausuf 3Snts'a bam
burger 8rufitse.
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1iir 8aa 1l,ttermebtuer
unb
6 o II traftpre en-.

Sd bin Int Stanbs. 9rstter irseub rsl&sr
Qualitdt btim Carload rhtr IL tlttnertn AHan>
anbere Ufrldufr In bieitm Aartte " lteftrn.
Rduftr merben Is in ttreu 9a,sssRe HpbtS, ~
f1e no anbe.s taufen, bei mir ssrjuipe4en xxe
IT'D (sltlt baYon AZ lber jsxaea. Nen psnbe I'D a.
u. &. 8au1kan,
Assat fir Gatsttantta. Ofke G6s enatns
anb Rsrb I. Stva6s, Can Nntsats, 4syAs.
l,Y.wsM
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= Der Marauis cf ansleiea 1T mescn
icines BenehmenS seSen bic i9one Mmerie
tanerin Wetmcre, bic ii4 persiitete, weil
er iie riisen" lief, aus iinlmtli4en QOn.
bpner uno Yariier Clubs, beren Witslieo
q tpar, ausSeidlOHen tpcrben, nnb 4Sni>
gin Yietpria bat ibm inittbsilen lailen, lie
winiAe, cab ct ME wieber tei 0pie er<
fdeine.
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Set Der Mnnabnle bes @eleses
iiber Prisuns pom Silbereele bis sum
81. ausuit finb $6s,1s9,75O in Stan=
barb Silber Dollars oeprist mcrben.
Scn bielem Betrase linb SO, ,443 i'm
umlauf; Der 0teit $4s, ,307, liegt in
ben @ewSlten bes Sdatamtes.
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@t[aSntrunasmittsl.

Vtt q pneru1 m tttel.
Die Oamsn fDnnsn NIT a0en @osms.
tics pon draufrei6 tsins CARTE 5ant, roa.
8s seauasa unb lsuttsnOf Aunsn er,eassn,
1raarsno ae unssinnb iinb. ythts wirb
ttatn Wsfanobett, Strait, 6sitertstt uuo
sdSntss: ssbea ais 5opf'uhi!tsr. Gin
Wtrlah misp Fd tsnasrsn ds!ssrapt.
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Next.

One more issue Las been deb:ted
and settled by the srbitramcnt ofpop-
Mar suffrage. Just how rishtecusIy
or satisfactorily to the people Of Fred
erick County is not longer question;
at least not to be debated or decided
by individuals or communities, fur
liner than has already been done. The
courts cnly, will have jurisdiction IN
any future management of the ques-
ton we are therefore, if allowed, pre-
pared to quit lis discussion. After
our voters have had several weeks IN
which to digest and forget Local OPP
lion and its resultant benefits and dis
advantages, they will plunge as wild,
. 1y and probably as uuadvssedly into
the next issue IS into it. Three
s.montha yet intervene between this
ant. the regular American quodron-
nal agony, during which time opin-
ions for and against, this or that par
ty or ticket, with or without iNstiticn-
lion will be freely and finally formed
it is stated on authority, that there
are moro papers, daily, weekly, semi
weekly etc. printed in America, than
in, ell tie world besides. Ours is ac.
cepted to be TIE educated nation Of
the earth we are believed TO practice
individual independence to CREATE
extent, both as to opinion and action
than tire nooplc Of any other quarter
Of the globe. With these most neces.
ssry qualifications Tor the rendering
Of intelliscnt, educated liberal and IN
dependent judgement on matters o.
pubiic moment, We see nc reason &c
anticipate the hur.ing. Of cur comm"A'
wealth to tie dcanition bow vows
in case Of the success or defeat OF tAl:
or that PARTY. StalWart common
sense saved US from danger IN $50
greater than which We may not apHre'
bend meeting in 1850. StaIwart
common sense in 1850, will make il Z
o,~o 10 ovo 10 onniher like OrrOrt uui
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DEATH OF A WELL.KNowN PIMA
bELrHlAN.-Nlaj. James Patton, who
resided at No. All South Broad street
died yesterday morning at Carlisle Ia
where,ho was visiting relatives. For
several years past the deceased had
suffered from rheumatism, which rem
dered him helpless. ]Ie was at one
time prominently engaged in business
and politics. lie was the brotherin'
law Eof Col. Thomas A. Scott, and
gave the latter employment in his
store at Columbia when he was a boy.
Mai. Patton was the proccptor Of Col
Scott in the beginning Of the latter's
career, and always felt pArdonable
pride in The success Of his prote8e. lie
was at one time editor and proprietor
OF the Columbia Sry. lie will be bur.
led in franklin county, where his
wife was buried a few years since. lie
was 7G years -lHj7a3cP@I" Ic!-
eQyGDH.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-12

TrroRTED DEATH OF GEN. DAN
1EL WooDAIl.-Gen. Daniel Woodall
was found dead in bis bed in Virginia
few mornings ago. No marks Of
violence could be found on his person.
Gen. WooIall was native Of Dela,
ware, but at one time resided in this
county. lie was in the FederaI&.my
during the late war and rendered gal
liant service. -Los'o,1 Nd Ga.et'e
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-08-12

TANNER TEIrMrnAHr.-Dr. Tan
ner the champion boarding house bus
mess amasber, completed his forty
days fast on Saturday last, at II m.
IIo has since been eating regularly
and in iuordina!o quantities, not so
much at time, but at very short in
tervals. Up until Tuesday evening at
p. m or within ~ hours from the
time he broke his fast he had gained
10! lbs. or nearly an average gain Of
!lb. per hour The first thing he
ate was peach, next watermelon
and after that beelsteoh, e1os and 20.
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tatoes washed down with frequent 20.
tations Of milk and wine. Farewell,
Tanner we're well rid Of the subject,
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A NEWSPAPER OFFICE RoDBrD.-
The countingroom Of the Amrrlcu
Office was entered by thieves between
: and $50 o'clock Saturday mornio,
and the caah,drawer robbed Of about
&23. No arrests were made.
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Sarah Bernhardts Reception in New
York.

NEW YORK, October 27.-The famous
French tragedienne Sarah Bernhard was
received this morning by boat-load Of
friends who went down The bay TO meet
the steamer Amerique. A brass band ac-
cOmpanled the parry, which Immediately
on reaching the deck struck up " The Bells
Go A-Ringing for Sarah" Hearty greetings
were exchanged between Manager Abbey
and M'le Bernhardt. At the breakfast
which had been prepared for her an eXqui-
site piece Of china was placed before the
actress and an appropriate reception
speech made by Professor Villa on behalf
OF the Circle ArtiSque FRANCHISE, in New
Yors. Mile Bernhardt replied as follows /:
Gentlemen,-I had no idea that my
coming 10 America would have drawn forth
so much kindness. | expected 10 meet a
few friends whom bad already learned TO
know and esteem in France; but | am en-
TREY dumiounded by this enthusiastic re-
eepuOD. With all my heart accept your
kind offering. | shall cherish il while ]
live, and shall endeayor to prove to you
that Sarah Bernhard has heart as true as
beats IN the breast OF any woman. Merci
Mercil Merci!"
The Madame, as she is called by all those
who surround her, was evidently much
surprised aud pleased with the attention
shown her. Upon landing Mile Bernhardt
and her party were driven TO the Albemarle
Hotel, where she took possession OF the
quarters which had been prepared for her.
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NIarinR Disaster.
Tho Protestant Episcopal Convention
LAST DAYS SESSION.

New York, October 27.-The last days
session OF the Protestant Episcopal General
Convention opened in the House or Depu-
ties with religious services. The Com
mlttee on Canons reported resolution de-
cllninc to concur with the House OF Bishops
in changing the existing canon for the re-
instatement OF clergymen who have aDan-
doned the Church. The resolution was
adopted. Rev. Dir. Beers, OF the JOINT
committee on securing missionary
bishop for each Territory in which there
is not at present bishop reported IN favor
OF the proposition. The report was adopt
ed. together with resolution appointing a
committee OF twenty-one TO act as auxiliary
TO the Board OF Managers OF Missions and
TO create a missionary bishop fund. A reso-
luton from the Committee on Amendments
10 the Constitution declaring 1t ineXpedlent
at the present time TO amend the constitu-
ton so as to require future legislation 10 be
by canon was adopted.
Hon. Mr.. Burgwyn, OF Pittsburgh. iFom
the committee OF conference on the diagree-
ment OF the two houses as 10 the resolution
concerning the ratification OF the emenda-
ton OF the Book OF Common Prayer, re-
ported that they had agreed to restore one
portion OF the clause stricken out by the
House OF Deputies on Tuesday. This was
the clause forbidding the use OF any prayers
other than those in the Pray er- Books. Rev.
DIR. Phillip Brooks, OF Massachusetts, pre-
sented minority report. After some dis.
cussion, the minority report was rejected
and the majority report adopted. The sub
iect will now be passed 10 the diocesan con
yeniions for ratification.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
,xxrrxsmApa TO THE DISPATCH

CLOCK FACTORY BURNED IN
fA' 49, BURNED on SHIP
, n".o CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS
n ''o,,rs ~ rtxAs-A VICTORY OVER VIC
TopI,,s RAND OF ISDIANs-ARREsr of
THE ALLEGED roRGEs OF TUE "1A Is.
yrcLp CHINESE LETTER "-LAsT DAY of
Tuy PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL GENEkAL
coxvExrroS-ARRrvAL AND RECEPTION
ovs,p.u prRNHARDT AT NEW YORK;
,peTsT AN ALLEGED PARsIoiDR-Mu-
S,clpAL ELECTION IN BALTIMORE \
corToN.LApFN STEAMSHIP aflRE-rHE
ynounLEs IN IRELAND-ThE roPE AND
rur FRENCH DEGREES AGAINST EELi-
eIoUs COMMUNITIES
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From the Indians.

COLONEL TERRAsAS's RECENT VICTORY.
CHICAGO, October PA dispatch re-
ceiyed at military headquarters yesterday
gives the particulars Of Colonel joaquin
Terrasas's victory over Victoria's band OF
Indians. The Mexiclns attacked Victoria
In the Castillo mountains, surrounding bis
fortified position, and by simultaneous
attack capturing ii. Victoria and sixty
warriors, with eighteen women and
children, were left dead on the field,
and sixty-eight women and chill
dren and two white captives were
taken. One hundred and sixty-eight animals
were recovered, with all arms and plumber.
Terrasas lost three men and twelve wound.
ed. Thirty Indians escaped through his
being TOO late on the ground, but compe-
tent force Is pursuing them. Colonel Buell.,
through whose hands the dispatch passed,
says "Thisis one OF the results Of our
movement into Mexico. and virtually ends
the war with Victoria. think l shall be
able " bead the small party that escaped.
shall re5rgapize here, having columns tol
operation both east aud Tssip
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RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

OCTOBER 26.-The following are the quotations:
DARK TOBACCO FOR EXPORT.
LA0s.-Common TO good. S4.5g@S6.
LsGE-COmmon. 56.50@s7; medium, $3.50;
good, $lO@ S1I fine, fl2@sl4; extra fine, $3.50
SIS. ,oa.. H.. Ana
$3.50 good, SSats; fine, SlO@SlO.g3.
DARK ToBACCo-MANUFACIuR
Lao FiAers.--Comnon. S3.50@Si; medium,
al .566S5: good, S5.50MS6.
Le0f FflierS.--t' Common S5MS0. 30; medium,
a6dF6.5O; good, $40 So; fine, S9asl0.
VrdDDers.-Common, sG.50dSS50; medium.
ss.5O@s9: coed s0.50@$l0; iiae, slO@Sll
extra sun-cured, f12@l5.
BRIGHT T0BACco-MANURAcTURIN
Sraokers.-C0mmon, sS6sl0j medium, Sl9 90
SI2: good, Sl2arS16 fnr, Sl6gsz0.
FiuerS.-tammon, SbdfS: Medium, sI9>S
good, 81 e@sl2; fine, nominal 49,
WrapD eTs-C Common, 81 06SSf5 medium, 1910
$40 good s2O@S30; line, SAetss50; fancy, $50
@S75. .,oe.
WTGDpsrs. MISUNDERSTANDING, s12e9flo
medium, 4 l5G620; good, sS2@s25; fine, $500
$40; extra, $45G2S50.
WESTERN T4soACCo.
The demand for this class Of goods Is confined
principany 10 good old heayy-b oded Tugs and Ken
tucky niyer leaf. We quotf: 100
Old hugs, S4@f5: keiinrsy River lugs' flVa
sI2; ErDtncKy River LEAH, ~ 3asls.