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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-04
Snnfefott aes Gtnctnnatser grbet=
fer=9SuuDeS,

Cincinnati, 3. 8ebr. - Der yIrbei~
terbunb," Elm in 1868 incorporirter 2lrbeitera
perein, ipelder bic yIrbeiter-Salle" all oer
gSalnut=, uaIe Der l3. StraBe, erbaute, iiberz
trug bsute ill Silterelie Der @ldubiger istn Ser
m0gen an Sulins @alter uno Bilbelnl S6hm.
Der gerein nabn Snbitriptionen IN Setrags
BON S. bis 5u $1oo ent9e9st, nm fir bas Sc
bduoe su besahlen, nno fam Big sam lestelt
5erbite ieinen Serpflidtungen pinftlid) nad !;
leit eini9en Wonaten paren jeood) bennruhi@
genbe @eriid)te iiber Die SolueuS bes SunoeS
i'm nulauie. Die Mitglisoer, etua 400 oil
Der GAIL, besabltsn ibrs Seitrdse resclmaBig
uno erbielteu 9ioten oafiir. 3wed oes Seretns
mar llntsriiisuug bel araufbeits@ uno Sooesz
falleu. SeOss @iitalieb iOllte inl Safe ieiner
Srauf6sii 81 pro 91o6e erbalten, nao $500
luurben ben 5interblisbenen I'M Safe oes ab=
lebeRs eines @fitslieoS periprod)en; i'm Sale
bes Sobes elmer Srau iollte Der Mann 500
erbalten. Der 8anferott erregt groBe 9tufre~
gllng untsr ben Oeutldsm Siirgern Der Staot,
oereil Diele ibre griparnifie in Noten oes Ser,
ems anqelegt hattetl.
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Sic 9anflagett ee9e.t oem ebemaltgen
sSn0iasterzGDtstntiiiGr Sdnt.


JttW JOTIf 3. SEUTHur. = Ou8 0Onts
mite, tpeld)es nit elmer llnterluhuna Der gegen
ben ehe,naltgen Snbianer=GoumiHdr 5a0t 9es
i'm r@tetropO opOlitan@6otel" 5ulammen. Dem
Sernebmen uad) pltroe in Der beutigen Sit
3ung ermittelt, oab Die antlagen in 8e3ug auf
Die Minen in Arisona begriinoet iino, nnO oaB
Der iogenannte gOmaro &napp. Sapt's Igent
i'll bteier Equalization, iliernarlb anoeres, al8
t6aDt's eigener Sobn lit, ruelfer Gowarb
8napp 6aDt beibt. SerI1iebcne anbere grapi-
reilbe Sbetlafeu iollen au's 2idt gefomnen
ieir. Die Serhanolltngen tuerben morsen fort
ociet1t
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StanS3atafftop3e.
Gindihernns etnes strtaenbamiss. - :Essbr

Gindideruns etnes strn.enbanies. - g7ebrere
sSnfaf9cn tn cen IsIasnnen pernnaIhft.
Wilmau fee, 8. Sebruur. - Oas 4rntenz
haus Don Rilmaufee Gountp in bem 3omuibip
geaupatoia tpurbe beute friih ourd 55tuer ger:
it1rt. Die 3ahl Der Sniaiien lift nid)t genalt
betannt, tpiro jeoodl auf ii6er so geibItt.
Dreibig Berionen tuurbeu aus Dem @ebGuoe
qstragelt, unp anbere rstteten iif ielbfi. :3tuei
peid)eu, beren cine ais bteieuige elmer getuliiet
@hrtltiAe gtelIsn iOentif5irt iporbeu 1T, fnO
bereits unter benz Sfluttbnuien aufgefuu0el
tuorosr. uuo man firdbtst, oaB nod utehrsre
anbere Sniaiien ibren SOB unter ben einititr=
ssnoen Mauern fauoeu. Der 8erluit betrdgt
ettpa $25, 900. alem anid1eine naf runrOe
Oas 6euer ourA einen f6aOhaiten 8audfang
bsrilrlaft.
(Spdter.) @s ifebt iett feit. oaB nur 5tuei
Wsnid)en umtantsn, rramlif &hriittne 9aelion,
eine blGbFnniae, adtt;isiabrise Srau, nnO ST..
Sdlorfi, etn 28abnlunigcr. 0ieieiben lpur0eu
getpcdt uno fanien in Die 0alte, febrten jebod,
anitatt ben llebrigen ms Sreie gu folgeH, pabrs
ifleinlifl III ibre 3immer 5nriid, I'm bort ibFsn
Sob all finber.
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gersism uns Die sssssuna BON ssrat.

BeterSburg, 3. iSebruar.-Oerype peralo"
erfldrt in Se5ug auf Die 4ngabe, oaB B:ritea
aui Seranlaiiung unb nit Der uHterlfiibuHg
Gnglanb'S 6erat 81 beieten beabiia)tlge: Sin
ioldlsr Sd)ritt tuitrbe Dem SS1ltereie JtuBIano's
feinoltd ieiu. 9tuBlann miro ftd3 auf tetnen
Sall Dor eiuem flsinen afatild)en Staate beu=
gen, ielbf penu etne enropdiid)e Madlt hinter
ibm ltebt." Der y09alO" bebauptct ierler,
England lei uid)t in Der Gage, Ycriien ge9en
9fuBlGnb 81 Oerthcibi9en.
Suigarictt.
g S0fia, 3. Sebruar. Die 4b9eor0neteltz
suablelI iinb besnoet, uno Die rueiften lt5era!eu
abgeoroneten rpuroen auf'8 Reue errudAlt.
Wfan hdlt eS fir pobrideintid, DaB Slirlt
atsranoer Die 8dnr1ern abermalS 0uflDlen
tpirD.
Sofia, 5. Sebruar. - Sidof Clement III
duf Die Oauer DIR Nbptenbelt 0e5 6itrttn
2lleranssr, rueldler iI3 mad petersburg begsbsn
bate, gum Regenttr ernannt lp0r0er.
Spateftc Sfabelberid,te.
2onbon, 4. Sebrilar.-Gtne Depeld,e ocS
,Stan6arb" aus 30ln girbt all, 9raf DC ct.
&allire iei nad Bari8 abgereii't, uu nit Dem
iran5Gfidlen Brenller DC 5repctuet 3titdipraf2
iber Die porgeIhlaqene gcr,tdrtuug Der oaut=
lten 9lrnee III 1tbneit. - @lu @orrelpnnoeut
oe1ielben SournaIS meloet ans Hom, Die Sc
iunbbeit oeS Bapites itt 6urd) Die nit leincnl
4mte oerbunbenen SGrgeu b.trId)tlld) &C.
dnu1dt mor6en.
2Qllt elmer 0epeid1e ans 2obore bat MaAo.
me6 San Sorpoiteutetteu al Ocln 2Sege nadJ
SurieItan un0 @bu3ui aufgeitellt unO laBt ale
BON &atul fommenoeu ODER bortAin 9ehcnOsn
91eiienben burhuhen.-Siirit 8iSmard bate
gelCrn cine langere lluterreoung nit Dem &al=
er gSilhelnl fiber Die Srnecbiq NIB Die neueu
Steucrporlagcn-Sir @eorg 6anlilton S:gz
mour, Dor Sabren ein bod)itebeloer Diplomat,
NIB @brip. Seurp Moule, ein befannter Bbi,
lantbrop, Geiitlid)er uno 6tilfunotqer, itto Sc
forben.
Sine @iener 0epei6e os8 ;, telegraph" ntel=
oct, oaF fid) Die inneren 3uauOe &uBlano'8
tGglidl tritiiher geltGlteu. &tIe boAite4eHbe
Sif5iere ioGen iid ben Ribiljlten an9ei1loNen
baben.
Rurse SgabsI=9epefa,sn.
-6r. q. DC Gapel Groms, Der biShrt9e
britiid)e SonIul in 0dnemart, 1T ais Soulul
nadl Guba oerieet morOeu.
0as llnterhauS baS 1Itreid)iid)en Reidl5=
roths bot bic Don Der Jte9ier1ng unterbreitete
Bill, pede Sosnieu formell inter Die @OatrOle
bes Miuiiteriunt6 uno Der 0sIegationen it.llt,
ohne NmenbemertS augeuoHTen.
- 2oro SeaconSfcto, tpeld95r Ieit etltig,r
3ett an Boba9ra lit, 1T ipieoer eotltommen
bergeitellt.
- Der 0ampIer ,,Stratblepen" 1T NIT ei
nen aus friidhem 6leiid)e uu0 S1lahtuieb be
itebenosn @argo aus 4uItralten in 2Onoon an
gefonmen. OnS 6leiid) mar pOltommeu
iriidJ srbalteu.
Der gGoaenberid)t Der 0eutiAen 3ftibS
bonf" er9ibt etne 3unahnle an 60rtgelO Ill
getrage Don APP 900 Wart.
- 9lu8 3ar3ibar mirb telegrophirt, oab Der
gutoedungsreiienoe psurD 9. StanIep bei'Ht
letten @aferialle Ocs 6Iuii2S Congo bei Dai
lala angefomuen 1T.
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gelbftmoro etaes @ant.3afHrers.

gootbbp, &aIfirer oer nGriten 9aational6anf,"
begging bente Sormittag Selbitn1oro, inoen er
iid cine augel bnrd) ben aopf ichoB. I'm ieiner
Sad)e iid)er gu isin, beteitigte er 9etpidte an
ieine 8iiBe, ipraug III Die Gtiterne I'M 5ofraunte
be8 gant9ebduOeS uno fellerte ben SduB ab,
pGbrenO er iid nit Der etnen 6ano am Janoe
oer Giterne feItbiclt. Gin Director Der Sanf
erfldrte, bic 8ii6er Der Qrftalt mdren ylDabr=
idleinlidl" pollftGn0ia in Sronuna.
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seibitmoro etHes Sd1iTseapitans
ats 0erstuethmn9 itber Sen 8er=
I1aft ietneS SFabtSeMGS+

Atla MI c tIle, U.S., 3. 5ebrllar. =
Die BON 9apanna na6 Nsp=Dort beitimmte
Sri9g yangntina" ideiterte nm Ill llbr 9eute
Sornittag in Der Ndbe oiee8 Srtes. Die aus=
id)lieBliG aus Stalienern bsitebeuoe Semar=
nlug, edt an Der 3abl, tpurbe nit GROCER
Miihe bltrf bic Manni6aft Der Sititenrettungss
Citation gtr. ans llfer bef0roert. Antonio
anoes, Der Gapitan, 9erietb iiber ben Sfifi~
brud, ieines 6abr5eu9s in iolds aufregung,
bab sr itd) etne &ugel burh ben aOpf ja9te.
gr nurpe ana llfer gebrad)t, miro jeooAluabrs
id)einlid, oor lnorgen friib iterben. Sbiii unb
Nnrnn fffth totni nPrinrpu
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GMbantid,e Wad,rtGteH Oct fpatti=
Sd,eta Oeiau0tId)aft.

btngto II, 3. 6ebruar.-Ote bielt9e
lponiId)e @eianoti6aft bat fplgenbe Oepeld)e
erboltsn: ySapanna, 8. 6ebruar lo9e=
nannte General Qibano SandeS lit bel Mana=
cos IN bic Sluht 9ei4lagen tporoeu uno
tpirb pom Sberiten 9l9uilero nit ben Ne=
etaungStruppeu oerfolgt. SberitleRtemaut
Teinolo's COMMANDO bat oas Eager ee6 6einz
be8 iiberrumpelt uno 600 3elte perbrannt.
Der iogeHannte General 8eralta 6at it1 erge=
ben ln6 iit NIT ieinem gau3en @ommanoo be-
gnaoiot porben. Die Nube in ber Surtsoitz
tion Soracoa miro in fur5er 3eit mteoer pollz
tonnen bergeitellt iein."
gSeitere 9erid,te aus &uba.
Saoanna, 3. Ssbruar.-Der &aliirer Der
,,Sanco bel Gon1rtlercio" 6at it1 aus unbe.
fannten griinDeu OaS 2tben genommel1.-50le
SnInrgenten Inter @uillernlon unb Otaieo
plrbrn om 22., %. unb "a. b. sc. su NrroDo
Slanco uno ieitben1 pieberbolt auf ibrem
9taubSuse angsgrifien unb geidla9en; ibr Ser
luf in alien oieien @efe6ten beItanb aus neun
3obten nnb elf 8ertpunbeten; 81 Sniurgeltz
ten baben iid in 6olee ibrer 9tieOerlagen erge=
ben. Son ben Spaniern lpurben pter get6otet
unb neunSebn perluunoet. - @eneral @raut
iuirb iidb am nddliten 0onneritage na9 Ma
tanSa8 be9ebeu.-@ine abernlalige Groeri9titz
terunq eretgnete iif am l. Sebruar 81 @1noez
inrin i'm OiItrifte YSuclta Nbaio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-04
StIoets fetn Srdttiaats .

q 10 : = t rs. Sebrllar. = 81 @on0eFz
reur Silben erfl6rte in 8e5u9 auf Die gelteru
perofientlitbte Depelfe aus Scranton, nah
spslaer er i'm 8e9rifIe itebeu ioilte, Elm SRI,
Stand aus 2stuisbur9 gu ebeliden, an Der gait
sen 4ngabe Jet iein DabreS gSort, uHb er babe
ilie bas Sergnii9en gehabt, SRI. Ranf, ieiue
nunPhIid1p JSPrInhtP III fe1upr
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SeSertirt ooer ermoroet?

boltfar, 10, 3. 5ebrnar. = Gin
@oloat Der bier aarniionirenoen 2(rtiQerie per-
id),panb Dor &ursem arf gebein1niBuolle 8aiie
aus Der aaierne, unb man pernutbete, baB er
oeiertirt iei. slm letten 9onntage erfiarte Elm
anberer glrttller1it, w;lher 5ur 3eit AM SaHe
fer,p0bniinne lit, er babe ben 8erihwuuoenett
bHrd] Sdbelbiebe gct6otet mo Die 9etdle in oa5
g8aIier bes SoafenS gliporfen. 0tun i9eutt
bieler 9tngabe nur penig @laubelt, iuO2iisn iurO
cine llnterlud)uuq eingelsltet lprbe1t.
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2trbeiter @msitatto 1tnS Slntper=
nieEeft TT Gettftal.2linettf0.

Banana, %. Sanuar. = 5n Den SQls
petergruben gu 8ocOpella le9ten am 26. DECENT
ber 500 BON ben bort bei6dftigten 2euten Die
g(rbcit nieber, iuorauf es 5u einem Sample fam,
0er @rubenoreftor graoe, fiinf ieiner Beam
ten uuo iieben 2rbeter wuroen eridoheu ODER
erI1lagen. Gini9e 5tpan5i9 Oteni4en tru9en
gMletunNen oNOOn.
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SnoeSmrtnetl.

gtew II, SIS, 3. 6ebruar. = 5reberid
@ri4. zines on ietner &odlter periibten Woro@
iiberfIbrt, tpurbe beute I'M @arid1te fir SuiIcrs
@ourtD gum 8ooe perurtbeilt. 0aS llrt6etl
ioG ami Samtag, ben 8. april D, S., pollitrtGt
tnerAPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-04
Hr6r0e.

SeDerlp, Maf., 8. 55ebruar.-0ie CONT
meripobnung bes torn. QS. 9. Ytdnlan brannte
beute frib nie6er. Serluit $4,000. Sin Snabe
tpurbe bon einein herobifiir5euDen Shornitetne
get1btct unb lnebrere Mitglieoer Der 5euerrps6r
bebertIidl perlebt. Der Sbmaun Der Spribenz
coupaenie trug 10 i6mere @unoen bapou,
oaB man luenig 6OffHung auf ieiue Rettun9
begt.
9 pringftelb, Maii., 8. 6ebruar.- Die
Soutbtportb'lde Yapternlitblein 8elts 5prin9-
field giug belte abero III Slammen auF. Der
Serluit 1T nidt ermittelt; 8eriiderung$70 900,
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Scr i6clDtttnrffA

Stem 0orf, 8. 6ebr. = 6Ol9et0es iinO
bic S9llbnotir1u9en: @elO 5--6; sterling
@ecbiel 4.824-824. 8unOes S6ligattonen
1881er 1O53, neue Siinfer 103, 10.40er -,
Dit. Sol. 3.65er 88. Qftien: Nt!pzDorfel
Central 1870, @ric 488s, eafe Sbore 1O4E, SIT
npiier@entral 1913, Bittsburg 1124, Chicago.
NortbmeItern 90a, 90. Brioritdten 1044, BOD
Sslarlb 149a, gSeiterr llnipn Gel. 1044. 9telu:
sseriener Central 824. llnteri9abamtS~8llanS
Sob S1O5, ,256 ,655: @ourant $500, ,181.
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gefegrapGifGe 9epef6en.

(Serihte Der n9iioci,rten Breiie" fhr ben nOeutid
Gorreiponoentcrl."l
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MSgp geriudle etnmal Sauee's 6aar'
MieberberIetler. gr nerotdi oiinueS
6aar, bringt Die olte 8arbg 5nriid, it Elm Elf
oantes 9oiletteuntittd nnS belt Aopigrino une
SopfhantsSnder. 9rcis 81. Set Setb 9,
6qaee, Rr. 1885, g8eF. 8aI6mOrelfrGBs'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-02-04

gBaibington, 3. Sebruar. = Der Brd-
fibent iiberididte beute Dem Senate folsenbe
Grnennnn9en: 9eors gSalfer (R.zg.) gum
@eneralfoniul III paris; 6rau s. s: Sain=
bridge Sur Boifneti,ri1 i'm Sort Wonroe,
Sirg.; Sas. 8. Sorparb OF. g. gum
apprailsr fir ben Oiitrift yaetu=Dorf; Sob.
so. 9Sallacs (S. g. Sum Sunoesmari9aa fir
ben Oiitrift Siio=garolina.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
THE SCEDAr-sCHoOL UNION.

The Supcrintcndents and Teachers Adj
dressed by Mr. gnylsss of nrooSiyn.
The meeting of tho Sunday supcrn.
tcudcuts and teachers last night at the Con-
gregalionll church was very largely attended.
Mr., +. II. Cobb called the meeting to ordorund
briefly stated its oluect, the formation Of
Sunday school union Mr., Simpson, secretary
of the superintendenls union, read the draft of
"A proposed constitution for tho union, after
which the congregation sang hymn. Mr., b.
H. Blylcss, president OF the Brooklyn Sunday
Rchool union, was then introduced and delivered
an address fall Of earnest conviction, practical
suggestion and hopeful COUNSEL He showed
the benefits resulting from union OF the
Sunday.schools Of the city, In tho force and
cucgy to be derived from union Ia no
other way c ,uld all the force, all the energy
all the practical benefits lowing from cuuccu.
trliion of strength, under intelligent and well
directed supervision, be properly utilized aud
made the most Of, He gave an interesting
account Of the formation OF the Sunday y-school
union Of Brookiym and of the bcnchs to the
Cause directly resultant therClrom sun
day school union increased the useful
ness Of the Sunday.sch0ol to the church.
Besides, the effects OF a union would
be very great in stimulating the
energy Of the teacher, 1t would bring
out snccDiugs Of the teachers, at which an
interchange Of thought, comparison OF diff
rercnt methods employed by different tcoch-
ers in moldiug aud directing the characters Of
ia ir scholars would be had with the uoyita.
bic result of cheering and hcuchliug those
teachers, Ii would also buuciit The supcru.
tcndents, making them more energetic, more
zcalous more able TO do their duty. The
time has passed, said the speaker, when the
Sunday school is left TO the intlut or to the
aged. Tho Sunday school demands and is re-
cuviug the earnest thoughtful attention and
direction of tho Nbcst and most earnest
minds. In conclusion, he hoped for This union
all tho success from the beginning which
had come to the BrookIyu union after
| titty years Of labor IL would nave lhc bcucht
of the attcI's experience,
| After Nh Baylcss' address Mr.. Cobb gave
notice that no would answer any questions
propuuudud him about the union. A number
| wore sent to him aud accordingly answered.
| lie also stated that there would be 4 prayer
/ meeting for the superintendent, in the prayer
room of the congregational church ucXt Fli'
| day evening,
| According to the constitution the uamo of
| the organization shall be lnu Suuday.school
! Union of the District of Columbia The OBJ.
jrct Of the union is stated TO be ITO create and
maintain interest in Suuduy.suhoul work, 10
advise for mutual improvement, 10 promote
an increased attendance, to cultivate % molc
! utim ltc acquaintance between schools, to COLI
! lect statistics, TO assist schools that are weak
and organize now oncs when needed, TO clc.
J yUte the standard Of instruction, and to ad'
vance the sunday school work in amy way
that may be mutually agreed upon,'
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
BOOMIyG rHEIR BUSINESS.


Meeting Last sight
Tho mhss.mcetiup of business men inter.
osi,d e. ,ho jndrs,rj,I r,,.,dc. at Odd.Fellows'
t''vV -, Wv , ,,,.o.o,,,,
ha' Iast evening "''rac'en Sooo ,cp'oSU"'"
tion ofthe solid men Of the city and but Iitt'c
time was wasted in getting to work The cx.
ecutivc COMMITTEES through its chairman. Mr..
v, o,,,.i.a.,,, ,..,,,.,,i ,,r,ross
"'O' w '"s
aler Whlch tue secretary re"u Vnu eN ,o''Sca u
the parade last year 1t was shown that sloO
more than was subscribed last year would be
necessary to carry ont the present arrange
monts of the committee aud under q cal Tor
subscriptions the following went to the lronl
aud received An acknowledgment OF thc SUMS
srt opposite their nnmes: f. X. Ward SO,
Dreslin q Cook $40, W. NJ. Gait $40, Blrhonr
y Hamilton Slo e. w, Su0liord SlV, mae.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
TIRGINIA NEUS.

Walter Wells WAS arrested in Norfolk Tues.
day for passing counterfeit money
The vintage Of wine at tho Belmont vine.
yards, near Front Royal, the present season
will aggregate 10000 gallons.
The remains of Professor j. b, Gordon, of
the university OF Arkansas, reached his fathers
nome in FNuquicr county on saturday aud
were inferred with Masonic honors.
The engineers locating tho limo Of the Mar
thsburg railroad extension reached Wiuchcs.
ter on saturday evening, They ran the line to
the Baltimore * Ohio depot ON Market street.
The Richmond & Aleghany railroad is suow
complete lor about thirty miles, There will
be joint depot HCUr the basin to lie used by
il aud the Richmond x Petersburg railroad,
the tracks being now connected.
The Federal lIil farm Of George W. Eichcl.
berger near Chares,oNu. w. Nau wRs sold no
commissioners sale Nsl week. Mrs, r. hecca
Hunter purchased l97 acres at SGO,50 pev aero
aud So acres nt ;4i5G pcl acre, Uud George L,
Echehcrger i3 acres At $57 per acre.
A gun ht the hands OF the little sou of Mr..
r. H. Wu,morc, living near Mclrosc station,
Fauquicr county, was accidentally discharged
last week and the Cuu,cuts lodged in tho
breast of his little brother who was out gun.
ming with him. The wound, though serious,
is not thought to be fatal.
A diniuulty occurred at Lawyers roads on
Sunday between Thomas Krtlcv, line man
in the employ of the Western Union Telc.
graph company, aud James h, Hughes, resi-.
dent OF Campbell, In which the latter was
badly cut about the head. lie now lies in
very prccarious condition kirtlcy had not
been arrested At last accounts.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
~ HHHaa=
M.IRYLiND NEVIS.

Wheat seeding has commenced on the East
ern shore,
Captain George W. Parsons has commenced
dredging for the improvement Of the Wicomicd
river.
Jonathan Wcuncr, a farmer near Berlin,
who attempted suicide on the 21th ultiuO, is
in u fair way to recover.
Mr. r. J. jump OF Denton, who was so badly
beaten by young Melvin several months ago,
has SO far recovered as 10 be able 10 get out
again.
a six.ycar.old son ofJohn Wilson, living Mt
Borden mines, was run Overland killed by u
freight train ON tho Cumberland ard peunsyl-
yauia railroad last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Nancy Biagin, widow Of fIamblelon
Riggin au hunorably discharged soldier of the
war Of 1872, died in salisbury on the night OF
the II h instant, aged Cighty-one years.
Mcssis..Carcy & korb, the liquor sellers Mt
Cri-hcld VINO served their customers through
slidiug.duor arrangement, have been ar
raisncd for violating the local option law.
\ hog on the farm Of the Hon james U.
Dennis, near Somerset, has riyaicd DR.. Tam
nor, having maintained u voluntary fast tUr
eight weeks. 1t lost One.third OF its weight.
William p. Tanner OF Kent island started
last January with fifteen head Of Cotswold
sheep aud has, up TO this time, realized $40.
Hhis came from wool aud the sale OF the lambs
for stock sheep
Tho paper mill at Easton is being pushed
forward rapidly, and will commence opera
tions about the LIST Of November 1t is a
large building and will be furnished with tho
best machinery.
Dr. Richard L. Sutton, who migrated from
St, Mary's county about twenty years ago aud
took up his residence in tho state Of New
York, has been nominated for congress by tho
democrats Of the twenty'thiri district Of that
5 ate.
The farmers in the vicinity Of Sudlcrsyillc,
Queen Anne's county, have the larg st crop Of
corn this season that has ever been raised in
that ncighborhood. Several farmers calculate
| on scycnty.lro bushels TO the acre, aud tho
average crop among good farmers is cstimated
at fifty bushels to the acre.
Tho oyster business in Oyrord Is booming,
no less than four new firms having started
,iucc last season, the most extensive Of which
is the Gym Of Warren J. Crosby & Co., Of Bos.
ton, Mass. This concern will employ l3O
hands. Long " Co, OF Connecticut, are build
ing large oyster house, aud about tho Isl ot
October vii. employ scycuty.hyc huuds Seth
C Co. arc building Tan oyster house on Van
Covers Island. EIIio,t's cd house has been
leased by Knucmm < IInldaway, who arc
shipping oysters in the shell aud raw to Bal
tmorc. These arc in addition to the regular
firms doing business there,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
PERSONAL.

BARNUM's mules aud Solon Choso's steers
don't pull well together.
CHIEF.JUsrGCE CARTIER has arrived home
in excellent health. highly pleased with his
trip aud ready to resume his judicial duties.
Hon. LAFll ErTE s. FOSTER Of Connecticut,
who died Tuesday, taught school IN Centre
vile. Md, ffty.two years ago and read law in
that town.
FRED B. GILBERT. csq, formerly Of Wash-
ingJon, and now Of New York, well and Ca
vorably known here for his enterprise aud
energy Is stopping at the Ejbitt
THE golden wedding of cx.Chief Justice of
Connecticut OWgcn 5. Seymour aud Mrs. Soy
mour, sister of the late Judge Lewis Wood
run Of New York. will be celebrated OF Litch'
field, Conn, ON The 9Th Of October.
THOMAS WALLACE Of Derby has been nomi-
mated to congress by the republicans Of the
second district of Connecticut. This uomua-
ton means business" aud the republicans
want + possible to dcrca. Phelps, the man who
so ably misleprcscnts that busy, mauuGlclur-
ing hard.moucy district. With such numi-
nee, 1t Is thought they can do IT,.
CoUNT De KrRNSEAu was tried in the Kerr
county (Tcyas) court II few days ago on
charge OF burglary. The jury stood seven for
uCquittal and five for conviction. so that ho
escaped punishment. lie is II real count, and
his defense was directed by the French con-
suls at Galveston and New Orleans.
MARSHALL o. ROBERTS, according 10 the
New York Sm was Que of the victims Of tho
mysterious di ease which broke out at tho
National hotel in Washington, at the time Of
President Buchanau's inauguration in 1857.
From its effects he never recovered, remaining
u frequent sufferer from its strange and un-
explained poisoning. Indeed, it Is possible that
but for this cause he would be still alive.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1880-09-25
nl-Centennlai Anniversary Celebration nj
HIiAInl. Il. L

Providence, X. l., Sept. 2i.--Thc town of
Bristol is to-day celebrating the 200th ami
yorsary Of its settlement in very effective
and successful manner. Tho day Is delightful
and the town is rill of returning sons and
daughters from all quarters OF tho country
Last night there was Il general illumination
and this morning the town is gayly dressed
and decorated. A national salute WAS fired at
sunrise and tho church bells wero ruug an
hour A procession in five divisions was
formed at 1880 o'clock, comprising military
oscortng state and town officials, a company
Of gentlemen in ancient costume, carrying
aud guarding the fag presented to the town
in 177O by Colonel Dyfcld; the fire department,
Sons and Daughters of Bristol and representa-
tivcs of the trades.
The column moved through The streets to u
tent on the common, where Mr.. lie Barou Colt
delivered an address Of welcome. Professor j..
Lewis DOMAIN Of Brown university delivered
an oration. Bishop Howe Of central Pennsyl-
vania read poem, and the school children
sang an original ode and hymn.
This afternoon dinner will be served and
spec chcs will bcmade by prominent gentle
men. -Four trees in honor OF the four original
founders of the owE will also be planted on
the common with appropriate ceremonies.