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@in4eiter, ap., l. April. l.-Sen. Sobn.
ion, Elm iun9er 9te9er, tuelher ant lebten Diitt.
mod eln namenloeS 8erbreden an einem aht'
barren lueiben 0idbdeu gu periiben iudte,
pnroe bente friib bon 80 Seruaffnsteu aus benz
@efonaniIie ssIolt uno int 5afrauule aufge
bGuot.
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granot,t,a,ti9 II, Ssras.

Gan U Mt nl0, Set., I. Nprtl. = Ols
@eridtsgebdube unb @efangniE bon 8rowa-
Gountp brallnteu in Der Dergaugeneu Nadlt
nieoer. Die County. 4fteu purOen idmultltb
serit6rt, unb mebrere YtrioHen famsu in ben
Slamnen I'M. Dian i6dbt Den Serluit auf
100000. 0aS Seuer ruurSe Onrb Seanoz
FILTER angelegt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-02
Seeenfltd,er 1Infal1 a,af etmer
Sritfe.

Srop N..D., l. april. - 8dbreno bente
Sornlittag cine an5abl arbeiter ouf Der ntuen
griide iiber ben 6uOion bel eaniinqburg be.
sa TdfEs 0e, ees s Gs1s tan os ga4 sr IN 5 S45 Ss
Al 8uB in Den 6lub binab. Drei Der 2trbeit:r
luurcen ltlper, jeood niAt t6otli6 perlebt, uno
elmer berielben uerlor Elm Auge 9ie 4rbeit
auf Oec Sriide if borldufig cinaeiiellt uoroer.
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gGer fanta etneu D0Ten Seia
a..

yiiemanb braudt i'm 5u ertraScn. Sauces
4nOorll=9grup Syrup of Horehound) betli
alle 6alsleioen griinolid). Preis % Gents.
Son Setb g. 6ance 9fr. 1 8, 24 3 al
timorei itr a 6 e, Su beSiehen. (23l
a@ Beriud)e einmal 5auce's oaar
gBieoer trfeller. @r per6idt oiinnes
6aar, brilgt Die alte 6arbe srriid, it ein ele
gautes Soilettenmtttel une beilt &opigrinb nm
aopfbautzSuden. Brei8 81. gu Baben bei
g eth 9. Sance 9fr. 10S, Beit Balti
noreitraBe. d6l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-02
Gine @tstter nno i1r 5etno ST Sooe
sfer f,rnftsst

Cincinnati, /. Ipril. - Sine bier per-
6ffeutlidte Spe5ialz0epeId)e beriftet, bag ote
gBObnung eiHeS Srn. 5Ollowap 3lpei Otcilt1
bon Silber 2afe, Snb., bellte friib nitoer,
brounte. 6rau 5ouowaD unb ibr ein5i3ss
9lnO tanen in ben Nlamnen unl's NebeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-02
Gtae oantbete anerfcnra.sa. !.

r@tne dltonild,r poer tfeisengrscItr SSranfbsts
flriren be6t iitberti6 eincn orosen Sea errinsen.
Vie urtbeilSfraft, Ucde einen 9aauaeI liar crFennt
uno oenleben tpetB - Die itltenpee uno gdbru fIr
eneI idletenbcn ranfhsit ougesrFen aeidlfpdda,
fplirne, bat nttt nur au unierc I9tun9 oaoerr autt
euf uniere 8ant6artett slniprud 81. jfaSuap hnt
maG'e garianariaian IfeipIrent, qeae6en, mdz
dies hteies NeiuItat erSie uno bic etoen0e Wtenlds
5ett tOel6e ih in Iangcn Saasu uub R1thtsn aTti
Slentlslt uho S9mer3en oer8earts IN 6m 5I &aaf
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fSGlIdj tanS Ba1r.

GBtr Iaiien aus Dr. Tabpop's abbanbiunu tsez
-2raHibett uno oeren Sur" nadfeben6eu ausaua
icIaen:
Cite Stfte bon RrnntDettcn
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Wr. 80.
0e(unoGeit if geI6fGasas!
0efumoGett ees Se6rvers TT SsstMs
thnm ftir oca 0eiit+
G0otuaO's
gatiabartlla> >3eioltemt .

8ctnes Btut crseuet aeiuuees fletId, urfc suotstH
uHo cine Hare 9au 2ser feiteS Sieb, geiun6s 2noE
Den ebne 9nohenraB uno einen neuen 6cint su hnbes
mtnd,t Der gebrau6e 0t eipa9'S SarfepartTs
Iion WeioIpent.
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Sic 8abI in gan ssrenstsco.

Gan Sran3iseo, 1. April.-Sn Nolge
Der ysatldiiigfeit zines 8beileS Der @ablbeanl=
ten 1T bic Stimnellsablunq nod inlnler nift
oollenoct, iebodl belGuft itd bic Maioritdt Der
eanbinatcn Der ,GitiSens= =Broiec iectipe<lluion"
bur6dnlttlId] auf etipa 5000 Stimlneu. gs
1T nod nidt entibieDen, oh bte 4rbeiter bic
Mahl anlablid oes llnterlbiebs in Der 6arbe
oe8 Stimnl5etteipapi anfeGten meroen, ieood
mill man mien, oab fte cine lold)e WaBnabme
I'M edible fllbren. Die 2lrbeitsr erlangtei1 ibr
Yapier bon Gem Staats- Sefretdr, tuabreno bic
Siirger bas ibri9e burd) ciuen itdotiden 6ano>
Ter he5n9en unb eS ltegt fein 8erpeis fir bic
Vebauptrng Dor, baB Die 2ebteren abiibtlib
cine perid)ieoene Sarbe bon berienigen Der 4r>
better pdblten. SoQte Dies iebod Der EaQ
leln, 10 behanptet man, es lei nid)t geIheban,
I'M bic Stimmgeber 81 iibe-tpad)en, lonbern
MIR, I'm Die fir beioe Sidets abqeaebeneu
StiulmeH 5dblen uno baS aligenleine Heiultat
ld)on Dor Der amtlid1en 3dblung feitftellsn Ill
fSnnen. Sun Safe mirtlid) Gin Bablcontelt
eingeleitet tuerSen lollte, 10 1T man Der allaes
aneinen sniidt, oab bieier S9ritt obue Neul-
tat bleiben nlro.
8ranoe.
Ybtlabelp B a, l. slpril. - lin Al llbr
hente frib brad IN Der 6egeaihirmfabrtf Der
~. SpiGto@V S Su1lip'f Sut utI Il. uHU
&lomitraBe, Seuer GUS, lnb als bic Seuer.
tpehr bic 8ranbltatte errei1te, batten bic SLANT
men tereits 10 tueit Tim ii9 gsgrifien, 0aB MIR
tpenig 9erettet tperbeu tonnte. Die 50. Coma
tpap & Comp. erleiben einen @erlult bon etua
$4,000, spelher hnr9 8eri ii6eruns I'M Se-
trage bon $4,000 sebeft iit. Oie uNopeltp-
Paper Sor Comp" bic 9ebriioar 8rebmer
nno Ssrael 5. Sobnlon, bereu @eibdftslofale
ild) ebenfalls in Deni ein9edld)srten @ebduoe
befanoen, erlsioen S1aben i'm Betraqe BON
reip. $4,000, $4,000 unb $1,000.
1oulto II, Die., /. Mpril. - Gin beute
in g. u. @raD's 9ebGuos on Der Wainlfrab.
ausgsbrohenes Seuer 5srlt6rte oas yGr9ange=
9oiel," gurnham'S 9Srthld)uit, 8romns
glieiiipaarenlaben, 8. S. 6rend)'s apotbefe
uno uebrere a1loere @elhaftSiofale. Ser Sc
larsultpcriuit betrast etlua S38,OO0 uub lit
nnaefdbr sur Sodlite olrtb Ssliittsrung gtbsft.
Gin ii, 1. Aprtl. = Dan iiislost
aus Calhoun, We4sanrGouHtp, ag., baB orei
GllcmpaoreulaOen, atpei Apoibetcn uno nlebrere
aiibere Gsidlaitslofals gsiftrn bort oeH SLANT
nen gum 8anbs fislsit. gsr!nit $4,000;
WofGeruu9 S16O0.
Bridgeport, Gonn., /. Tpcii.-O. g.
2inoiag's 6eiueeufabrit wiiras b,a.s eurd)
s iisr I'M Bstra9t Don 5000, Goat & D,sz
fles's gdnhfabrif i'm Baroge pan 5000 aas
siiiss' MDteliaoeu i'm Gstvass uaa $4,000
beiGdsigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-02

B@- Sedl stes Sea bo y = Is 0 ni3 E T t
in Der Yluilt 4fobenlie. - Biorgen 4beto fin
oct oaS 6. GOn3ert oC5 Peabpops GrGeiter8 III
bieisr Saiion ilatt. 9as Yrogramm 1T autb
oieSmat wieoer ein icbr Qewdblie8 uuo mug bsi
Den MullirtRnoen BaItimore'8 BON ginlliger
ginmirtllu9 cin. Ssuts Jta9ntiltag ll9r
ols Yorbereitun9 M atiuee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-02

BG- SeDermann, Ger Sauces nemt-
ibeS 9aar 70 Der iteGluuq& 8.
Wittei gebraltdt, 1T Don Der Gb0tiaA,
iber3eugt, baB e5 benz 6aare Die uatitrlide
6arbe lOieberglbt, wcnn 2tlter oeer Stranfbsti
eS grau gemaht babeu, unO oa IS oei1i:lbar
28ti6beit lrnb @lan3 Uerlatht, 10 pirO >Sebr,
Der eS Oeriudt, finoen, OaB eS bic baut uidji
fdrbt, ioHNern 6urd Aureguug Der Hatlirli;ber
2lu8i6eiOuugeu an ben g8urletn 6cm 0aart
neue8 gebeu, ueue Strait oeriei6t uuo 10 ieiu,
6arbe nno Stride tuieoerberltcGt. g8 fam I,
oft, wie 0afier, auf Der &opt5aut unb mi
gleidjer Sidlerbeit angetpanbt peroeu, od es
aus Sel unO anregelOen Weingetit.G Grtrdften
beebt, unS als 30iIetteIl= gtrtitel bat es ieines
@leifben nid)t. BreiS 81 ote 6luid)el 81
boben bel Setb g. 9auce, gtr. lO8, gSeil.
8altinIorehraBe. NIB - Man frage nan
5auce'S d]emii6em 6aar- -8isOerbertelluugs.
Diittei uub nebnle itiu anOereS! q4i
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Neue Mm3etgen.
$780,
nA "AASkAf

18SO.)
81. &apitet.
Gin 0eiet5 sum Hoerrufe oeS Uierten AbhnttteS oeS
3tpeihunbeItunbf bftebenunbbreiBi9ffen Sapitels Der
0eies9ebun9s< GTlaiie oes SabreS aeht3ebn9Inoerfa
unbied dsfebersi9 unter benz 2itel: ".etIl @eee Sur
grmdhti9ung oes SIr9errneiitetS Ilno StaoI9t9e5
bon 9altfmofe CUR 8eraussa6uns pon Stabto6lt9a'
toneu gum 2tpede ber Gtnloiuns Der ols baltimore
Water Stock" befanuten, mad oem erften Utat ahta
iSstoren "Reminiscences zanleibe unb sur sriorse
fir bic Sesabinns aller Staatss, Sunoess ooer ans
berer absobeii, bsncn 6eiaste ~Stods" oher bic 3s
tsbune oer 3inienrate a,f oie Sauib beia5ter Stab
icfOie gum gseosrerlaiie bes abfdnttteS nit amenz
Dement'S"
anos psriast, saS Der ssrts abdnitt Sss ausiaun.
bertuubfe6enunbbresisften 2apitels Der Geieserlae
bon atbtsehnbunoertunoied ed1Sunoiie6en3i9 uner oem
Litel: ,,ein @eeB bur Grmdtbtiguns bes Shr9ermeis
ficrs unS gtostrotbes bon Baltimore sur 8eraussa=
bung Don gtabtobleationen gum 3fpete Der Gtnoluna
Der dis ,baltim Water Stock" befannten, nab oem
e1ffen Wia fhnfunet tebeu3i9 nad
Beieben einlosbaren fshnmillionenzN zNnetbe unb sur
Ehrforee fir bic SeSoblun9 oller Stoats.. Hunoe5s
ODER aioerer G6saben, oenen bea3te .Sto5" ooer bic
iesnrs in Der snsmrate auf bic sauiS bsastsr sfab
bierit uiberruten nSiu folsenbem ortlaute neoera
ertafien pirb:
notbpenbia nerben mag, Sduocertiftate oeer Staots
@todS ober SbIisatonen belaeter Stabt Baltimore
oussuaeben et e6 r 6erett5 creire uno au38e9ebene
2aileben beiaeter gteot obsT iir Darehsn gsldss
gRee bic Grmddbtsuna ertbeilt uerben mag, 10 tonnen
Der gnr9emeier nno Staotrat9 nab tbren 9rmelen
fur Die s5esabun9 irsenopeher Steuern, peitben bic
Snbaber Der beiagten Certificate ooer Sbgationen aez
ietIt unteriporien iein mosen, ricr9e trefen; ies
bod NIT Der gebnsuns, oab Die 9ate Der auF eeiaste
Darieben saslbafsrsS ben set bon fnf groz
aent idbrli nidt I6erfesen oerf lno nit oer tpetz
feren Seilmnuns, bab r,tdts in bieiem abi6nttte
entbaltene beiastsn ghrserneiter uns Staotrata an
Der Sieaoc,uns beia9ter berets our6 @eet autort=
frter, Gber nod nidhf thatidbIih aussese6euer Ans
ieie ober rsenb eines 2heites oerel6en ober ioder
anIsben. fuelGe t,ntis eeeti6 rsrt unS outoriiirt
Yrosent iabrltt, Denn INNER Dies Su tbun, bei1sem
S3hraerneiiter uno Sabtratbe ausfhbrtar unb rdtl1
lid erideinen mag, biroern bari"
g Nthnitt nnb es fptrb ferner perorbnet, oas ote=
les @elet pom Gage ieiner Annabme in arai tritt
SSerma,in Stsmp. iun.,
prdFoent oe5 Senat5;
GiSam ReSaunusb,
Spreter bes ltntsrbauie5.
Am 25. Nldrs 1880 senebmist.
gSiuiaM =. SamtiIton,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-02
9rat.f In eeewsSrleans.

NeW= y rteanS, /. Apr1l. - 9ensr1t
Graut belt beute 9ia6mtttas BON 1-3 llbr
ttiien Gmpfaug i'm ySt. Charles 5otsl" ab
unb nlodte ipGter eiie Spa5ierfabrt burGb Die
Stabt. Geiteru Gbcilb suohHte er in oem 9auIe
bes Srn. Balbmtn, Oes BrdiioeHten bss Jeopal
SOit"AeineS earnepal< <Seretns), etnenl 3u Gbren
Der ,a0nigiu oeS Garnenols," speld)er Dorbcr
eille Serenabe 9ebradt moroeu aoar. gegebsneu
@entette bei. Sr. Salorpin oerfitnoete i'm
4aufe be8 &benos, bag @eueral Grant gum
Otgiiepe bcs .Slonal SOlt" eruablt, unb oaB
ihm Der Sitel rSer5o9 bon anerifa" uerltehen
tuoroen let. 9tid]ter @so. $. 8rousbu oefos
rirte barauf ben grzPraiioenteH nit Oen rSt.
&cr=Sroen," dnO G)raut beOaufte fi6 ourb
eiue fllrSe 9leoe fir Die iblu erpieieue
ghre. @r iagte, eS pirOe unter geru6bns
lid)en llmitGuoeu fir ibn als Republitaner
faum paiitno iein, iolile crepe Gbren.
be5ei9unaeu an;unshnten. I'M 10 nlebr, ba man
Den Yeroadt geqen ibH iuBsre, noh mad b0ae>
rem g8iiroen gu itrebtu. Bon Dem Royal
Host" jeood9apoQe er oeu 5er5ogstitsl eutaegsn
nebnlen ltnb baule Don Aoer3en fiir oaS Gom
pllment gaO Den freunbltdltn SnpfanJ.
2srbeitee=easseeaegetagesten.
60 boeS, N.<y., l. Aprll. - SIN Cont
prplaiB ipurOe belltt 5pildlEu Den ail8Itehtnoen
Section,6anc8" Der .parmonn- -SplHneret"
uno ben IrbeitSgebern er5ielt. Der Iu5tauO
Der Spiltuer uno sScber oauert fort.
Clinton, Rafi., /. 2tpril. - Der aus.
itano in oen yehncaiterz z9ingb bam=U =UtillS" lit
beerbet, inbe1n Die Irbeitcr bic ihuen Don Der
Corporation arseboteuen gtOingun9eu auge=
ncnlmen baben.
Grop, N.zY., /. Apr,I. - Die arbelter
in Der groben Ored)sleret gu pooildsSollS ltans
cen geiteru fit cine SuIage BEN 20 BroSent
aus, febrten leoodl heute fritb oil ibre 8eid}dfs
tigurg 5ttriid, nad)oem Die Gompagnie itneu
Is Yro5ent Deriproden butte.
Stem 81 OFF, /. 2lprtl. gS,ber'5 aus
itshenSe 8tanomad)er fehrten heltte firth an Die
arbeit suriid, unb 6ate'S arb2iter tnO min
Die eir5igen, tpeld)e nod uliiBig iuo. - Die
Gleinbauer, S6iiiSSimmerleute uao SafIteln.
mourcr forbertcn henta 2obn5ulageu, wAbe III
ben meiIen sSGQtn obue AuSfanb berpllli3t
wuroer. - 9ie SdifIsitauer III Oienlten oer
uSamans," y9eational-," ,@alon-," ygSbite
Star-" uH0 Der frauS0Iifen Oampierliaie
itanben heute aus, neil Die arbeit9eber ftp mi
gerten, Die nid9t 3ur SbifiStauefs Union 9eb6-
rigcu Arbeiter 3u eEtlaieE. Die ,Stman,"
uno ,National=2iris" fii9teu iica ipdter Dem
Gerlangcn ibrer 9diffsitauer, uno 2eetsre febr>
ten an Die Arbeit 5uriid.
8tttsburg, Yenn., /. Ipril. - Die
Saui6reirer IN Iueghenp=&it9 fiuO fir $3.50
pro Sag ausgefanbeu. Sic erbielteu blSb.r
$1.75 bis So pro Gag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-02
WsiIlittens3ctlattttcI.
&aOBag's Geaog Relief

GrIcrtern nur WiuuicH, ntt 5tanoen, MN
GdmeGen un6 atute Siranlbcitcn Bu turtren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-02

9taat gqarhIano Sterm;t fmno uno st tui;ien!
Sd, gpemces S. Sones, attuar bes O5er9appeaa.
tonsee1idts pon Uiarulano, beiteinige anburd, baS
BoritebenSes cine ootdnoise uno
besGefetertafies Der Gseieeeebuns erplano's it, pom
Ii1en Noraute bes i'm afuarate oes beiasten O6erz
Appelations seeridts bneue9ten benclben 9ehoren=
ben Srisnalaeiete seno,nnen iporben 1T. nrtunblh
Deien babe i'd neine llnterbrlit ale Iftuar bteruner
Rx beisefhst unb oa5 Sie9el oes 6efasten Sbers
HUS Ippellationsseridats am beuti9en, Dem 20.
6 Gage bes Didrs i'm Sabre oeS 9errn 1880 bets
sebrhdt. Speucsr Is. Sones,
Nttuay bes erappeIaticn5s9erihts BON Warplanb.
- 500
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-04-02
40. Sabrga1tg.
Notiaea.

San, TIet1Ansamm 4 Soaps V.ets<fe.
(eompfessed yeast).
pa man entbedt bat. oaf oieie Nonabmunsen ,,n-
ersr 9eie fM I'm Rarfte beinben, 70 bat ale ddats
FyeBhsfe unieres Tabriiates auf iebem Batete ben
gtamen uuiere1 Girua. aae onbeYeu finb Ra&ahs
muneen.
wiar oerlonse bon ieinem Grocer San, B1etf@
mann & Gaaap'S YreBbefe. Edsr6 frii&!
Gnhrii>Depot: gtr. "a, RerosGutatus sStraks.
(N1drn9.1S) q. q. Bennett. @efhdftsflhreT.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-12-15

claiming the lowest as the ruling rate. The
club and grange furnish some remedy for
this state of things, but the market reports
found in the daily papers, if properly studied.
would prove a better remedy, as they would
post farmers as to the values in the great
central markets. Merchants look at their re-
ports as soon as the papers come into their
hands, but farmers study the current prices
very little, and too many are destitute of q
paper which contains them. We do not ad-
wise farmers to become merchants, but it
would be greatly to their advantage If their
business were conducted more N mercantile
principles.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-12-15
Hot and Cold Baths.
MONTANA RAISED mORsEs.

We have d fine band OF horses. three and four years
old, of from half to firee-4uarter breed, which We will
sell at q fair market IaIe. IN III. ~ W.
Fort Benton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1880-12-15

Messrs. Smith & sI,a,ding respectfully inform the
citizens of Benton that they have recently bought out
Mr.. VIM. Foster, and assure the public g continuation
OF the uniform skill and courteous attention which
is familiar to the hahitues Of the place,
, 1880-12-26
New York City, the: most prominent social
Institution in the city, who associates IN that.
Institution will,

New York City, the. most prominent social
Institution in the city, who associates IN that
institution with
LKADER6 OF NEW YoRK SOCIETY,
and who visits at the houses Of lenders OF
New York society. II these published
charges be true what sort Of 4 character can
James Gordon Bennett lave ? II they be false,
what is the value Of his character to him :?
Only those who know him pers onaliy, and
they must necessarily be few, can know that
they are false. and to the rest Of the world,
who only know him as his character is pub
1ished to the world, he is the sort Of lna1l
that that publication proclaims him to be.
Now, no man of any respectability can live
in any community III any Southern State vino
allowed such thing as this to be published
about him without rlsklnG bis life fn an
encounter with tho publisher. Conse-
qucntly no such publications. are ever made
unless concerning men notorlously without
character. Which Is the higher order OF
civilization, that which permits a man to
secure to himself the enjoyment of that
character which a long aud bla,neless life
las entitled him to. or that which
him to helplesly keep still
whilst character-thleyes steAlfrom him ? It
does not therefore: follow because this insti-
tuition is tolerated to certain extent in the
Southern States, that the people Of those
States are barbarians.'' -
, 1880-12-26
THE TURF.
Spring Meeting Of the ST. Louis Jockey
Club.

| Spring Meeting Of the St. Louis Iockey
| Club.
Special Dl.pateh to The Chicago Tribune.
ST. Louis, Dec. 25.-The spring race meet
| ing Of the st. Louis Jockey Club will com
! 1nence Immediately after that Of Louisville,
commencing June 4, and continuing six OF
seven days, during which time $1,000 OF
Sl2, 600 will be given by the Jockey Club in
purses and added money to the stakes. A
stcepieclase course will be laid out early in
the spring, aId several Of those exciting
races will take place during the progress Of
the meeting: The following stakes to be run
at the spring meeting Of 1881 are now open,
to close Feb. /. 1881:
BoQuette Stakes, for 2-year-old filNes, Of
$50 each. b. f., with 500 added, OF which
Sloo to second, third to save stake; three
quarters Of mile.
OF which S1oo to second, third to save stake;
three quarters OF mile
Hotel Stakes, for 3-year-olds that did not
win prior to Jan. |. 1884, Of $50 each. h. T..
Merchants Stakes, for 3-year-olds, of $50
each, h. t.. with 500 added, Ut which $500
to second; third to save stake. The winner
Of Hotel Stake to carry five pounds extra,
and the winner Of any other stake after the
closing Of this stake Of the value Of $1,000
to carry seven pounds extra; Of any two such
stakes, ten pounds: one anda half miles.
Brewers Cup, for all ages, 500 en-
trance, b. t., with $1,000 added. OF which
500 70 SECOND, third to save stake; one and
In. addition to the above stakes, the St.
Louis Jockey. Club are making arrange
ments and will open two or three other stakes
to name and close April l, 1881.
, 1880-12-26
THE ACTORS.

dpseta1 Dttpateh to 1ns Chicago Thbur%
WARRINGTON, D. c., Dec 25-H reports
which have reached here to-day are correct,
the Sprague divorce suit is 10 be accompa.
MED by even more sensational developments
than have already been predicted. Sprague,
1t Is reported, has secured some newspaper
support, and will endeayor to turn their bat
teries upon his opponents, while John Kelly.
to satisfy his personal revenge for Ills DO
httcal overthrow (Which he attributes in
great measure to Senator Conkling), is re-
ported to have served notice upon the latter
that he intends to pursue him to the bitter
end, and will follow him into all the details
OF his domestic relations, and has employed
detectives for that purpose. John Kelly Is.
OF c@erse, now desperate man. The kind
OF personal warfare he is capable OF max
Ing
HAS VERY RECENTLY BEEN ILLUSTRATED
by his violent assaults upon James Gordon
Bennett, Of the Herald. 1t was, to be sure,
an uneven match for Kelly, rs the Herald
was much greater power in New York and
IN the country than was the Express, and
the consequence was that Kellys's raid upon
Bennett proved to be an Improbable iQyest~
ment
Ar. Conk1tng, however, has no metropolitan
newspaper which be can command, and In
newspaper warfare would not be well
matched with John Kelly, who really con-
trolls two newspapers in New York. Tie
support which Sprague Gun secure. OF has
secured, and the alliance. with John Kelly
promises to make -
4 VERY FORMIDABLE AND SENSATIONAL
... MA1TEis
out OF the divorce proceedings,
The latest story wh5en, Mas reached here IL
that Gov. Sprague tztends to turn the tables
, 1880-12-26

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Elder Traverse. who lately c1cd IN buuAo oss ~
and bent and full Of years, WAS once lne sau. on"
noted man in Eastern Now York IS ca%x .s
fluent speaker. and in the prime OF life eonla 81
his meetings. ~..w1
The Elder was once holding CAMP mee.,
near Yonkers,- and woru reached him vi = ~
notorious rough known as "ChicAgo BOD Ia
tended to be on hand on Sunday Tor = lo*' mi ~.
made no reply and took no precaouolA, ,ty,r
when Bob appeared on the grounds win - ~ ~
In hla mouth and slung shot in bis Aeets Aet hai
Elder didn't grow pale worth cent ~ ~ 4
come out there to run things, and pe - srna
forward sent When the people starteo ~ tssn1' is
he began growing, and thus created coqtuTr1
"Kobert. you had better SIT down. op7e'
the + lder, as be came forward. ~, -.,x ~
chicago Bob sits down for no nao!
:sit down, Robert" continued the Ehef' - ~
put his hand on the loafer's arm. ,,., r,ored
do1e Eoes to clean out the crown.
BOD. as be peeled or his coat ~. par
next instant the Elder hit him nnaen, naein,..ed ad 10
anu Us he feli over bench. he Was 1oaori.ua-
conscious state he was carried on uy naonsri ~ fue
Next day he was the hrst one 70 20 70. ii. teed
prayers. The Elder put his hand On a's
and asked:
Robert, are you in earnestT
~ am
Are you really seeking after faith1 n ri
ou bet am! II faith hepa ma1d m
IN hta work as quick as you did yeets.HH
bound to bare it II have TO sell ny nat. :. ID n
he didn't get 1t very strong. ous
mure Growing while the meeting 4a1e9