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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-07
SrGnpe.

Eeni n, Wtmu., 6. Auguf.-@tn gefern
bier ausssbroaenes Seusr ssrfforte Elm sarsss
aus gschnungen, aasen uno yiirsaus bette
henbes 6duiergepiert, iospie oas Sotel Der St
briieer galomin. @eiamnltperluff $4,000
0lsp-g Orf, 6. ausaa. = 0as gtabliiie,
uno 214, erfte StraBe, grooflgn, fpuroe beute
friib tbsilipetie burd) 5cHer serftOrt. Serluit
9Sadters 6emp 2Sttion spuroen inter Dem
Sfluttbanfsn atfunosu.
qpnu, Mafi-, 6. au9uf. = Rebrere bon
peridtebenen 6irnlen an Der ssalbinstonitraBe
eingenomnlene @ebd,Ioe brauHten heute uieoer.
Der hauptiddlide Serluit fdllt auf Die 5irmen
Wiiles & 5opt, Mor9an & 9oer, Gbtuaro pei
fsrnan, Sougbton & @oefres II. u. Oian
idGtt ben Gdaooen i'm @ansen ani $1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-07
9emperen5s8e 8eitrebntt8en 1tttter
Gttttpatt0trettt&

Scranton, Yenni., 6. Nuauft. - Die
fatboliide @ntbalti iamfeits Contention nabnl
be Gmpfeblnng bes Ginlpanberltngs=@ @ontite's q
on, mad pel6er in alien Seebafen Isenten
angefteHt tperoen iollen, nm bic @intpanbner
nit @elo gu unterftiiten uno benielben Grams
port. @elegenheit gu ueridaffen. Yater gourl=
let BON Der Snbianer @omn,iifion, Die 6rau
@eneralin 9berman in's 2eben rief, bielt etue
Hebe nnb Bat INN bic Wfitrpirf1ng Der Gonpen=
tton ailr 8ef0rbeluua Der WdBi9feits @r;ie=
bnng, Snbuitrie unb 8erbreitung oes fatholi-
ifen @laubenS unter ben Snbtanern. gr be-
mertte, Der Snoianer lei nid,t 10 rob, rpie er
bei1rieben tperbe. So fanb beute eine Parahs
hatt: on pelder fi4 1000 Semperenslsr be
tbciliateu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-07

9 an Sran6 0, 6. IngnIt. = Sohn
Mc@uire, rueldler por einem Sabre irit 3uf3t<
bauie, tpobin er tpc9en zines Worbes gei9idt
poroen par, einen anoeren Strdhing, gtaulens
@m. 6. anbretps, ernlorbete, eilbete beute 3u
Gan Sfafael ieine aaufbabn at1l @alseu.
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8olos, Sit6ers tttto Sletgrubea tut
Staate Eetu=Worf.

alb M, N.=D., 6: AngnH.-a. Sones
bera uno Slsigrube IN @oinburs= Somulbip,
Sarato9a=Gountp, entbedt; cine @olOs nnO
Silber9rube III bon SObn SabeOf III 9Seas-
Sonniblp, Samilton @onntp, uno cine pei=
tere @olb> unb Silbersrube bon 2ucien 6.
9etpiS in Nortbampton Sopnibip, Sultonz
@puntp, entbedt morbeu.
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&rdBIt6e Sbat.
eime srau perstttet nd, uap neum stmper.

HepsD Dorf, 6. aus. - gine Spesial=
bepelfe aus GmericHS, ga., bertf|tet eine ent,
ieblid)e Chat, ipelde norgefern Abenb in gSebz
ftsr=Gountp, 20 Rsilen ipeltlid) BON amsricl1s,
periibt puroe. @s erhellt, oaB gSoooion 6.
@unneQs, Elm tuohlbabenser 5arHer, Oorseitern
Worsen ielne @obrulug periIsB, Inn eiusu fraus
fen Nadbar 3u beluheu. His er nm 10 llbr'
Ibenps suriiffebrte, fanb er, baB ieine Srau.
fif unb neuu peu ben sshu &lnoern burh
Worpbium, peId,es iie in qin1onabe mlibte,
pergiitet hatte. Die Srau nor gunnels' insite
@attin, uno bier Der ssbu ainoer rulren ibre
eigenep, tpabrenS Die ibrigen iebs aus Der er=
fen @be beS Mannes itanlmten. OaS @be=
paar lebte iebr sliidltd, muo ote Srau beban.
bette bic Stieffinoer ftets gfeid3 tbren eiaeneH.
Gin bon Srau @unnslls geihrisbener Settel,
rpelder Inter etnenl Sild)e gefllileen muroe, er=
flGrt. baB iie fi4 uuo Die ainoer rorIdtlid pere
giftete, nm nit ibnen ;u iterben. Ste CAB fer
ner on, fie mare nj d] ourd bdaslideS un'
gliid Su Der Sbat getrieben norberl 4lle 2nz
ftrsugungen sur Gettung Der 6rau erpieien
iid fruhtlos, jeooh hOfft man, leds Der ainz
Der 5u retten. Die iibrigen orsi lperbeu wabrz
ld]einlid ferben. Dem iiinglten, nlr ment9e
Wtonate alten Sinbe hattie Die 5rau fein 9lft
etngeseben. Ser Seiuessruuo, tpelAer Die
Srau 81 ber entleelid,en 5bat brafte, 1T in ein
tietes geheimniB Sehiiat. Sie le9te ME Spu=
rem bon gSahnllnn an ben Gag uno ldlen ftsts
5ufrteoen uno 9liidlidl.
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8 &btcago, 6. auguft. = 9r. Sobn Otcz
Wahon uuroe, tuie 3ur .3eit mitgetbetlt, tpdh@
renb ber Na6t bonn letteu Dienitage in istner
gSobnuns BON einen @inbreher erl6ohen, uno
Der SbG1er beiperffelligte nah pollbrad)ter Chat
feline Sludt. Daniel S'Jteil, Elm 1agel0bn,r,
rpeld]er in elmer Der gSohuuu9 WcDtahpn's ges
9eniiber lie9enben gaflfeinbrenneret beid)aitt9t
mar, ift MN oils Der M0roer perbattet moroer.
0as Spier fuustrte als S9aemeiiter eiues
irilden Seretns uub betpabrte 9etn6bnlid etne
betradtlite Sunue @elo in lei1em 6auie
auf. S'gaeil leu9nete bic Chat, lit jebofb BON
6rau McMahon, rpeld)e sur 3eit beS Dtorbes
neben ibrem Dfanne i'm 8ette lag, poiitiu ais
Der M1rber iDertifisirt morben.
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Tefeardp6i(6e Oepe(6ett.

(gerite Der uaioettrten Breiie" fur ben n0eutiben
@orreipouoenten.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1880-08-07

Pa Gum 8eilen Der 9 dlule Der he'll.
Sfeu5z 9 @emeinbe" miro an Montage.
ben 8. Iu9ut, I'M Barfe bes 6rn. Clipper
Gribcr 3wan5aer) Elm Bicnic abgebalteu, mel
dcnl, id)on nit Ridiid]t auf ben bumanen
3rp6d bciIelben, Elm aiinftiges Sleiultat itb
pprauSiaaen lift.
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B19er g dlillerySta m M q r. 260,
Il. 8. &.zN.," ipirb am Montuge, ben 8. D.
M., feline erite grpBe Grturfou na1 ben 0orb=
Boint> >Sippli bes Srn. Oebilius untsrnebmep.
Die 8clicbtbeit tpelder iib biefsitgebenbe Ser
binbung unter ibren 5ablreidlen Srcunoen 5u
erireuen bat, miro Dem ausflnge cine 3ablretbe
8 Theilnehmcrihaft auiibreu.
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pa Der % it=S aItimorer Brauen.
&ranfenzl II n ter # iibun9S Serein"
mirb 0ienItag I'M Sarlepz Barte Elm nit Yreis<
fegeln perbnnoenes Bienic ino Sommerna6ts.
Set abbaltsn, oem es BET ben bafiir getroffenen
Soranlialten an 5ablreidem 8elud)e ni9t f,9.
fen mirh
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1880-10-15
nie ,n.i..r.n 1rhahten h.r eeienihaft

Die tpsiteren 0bfGten Der @eienihoft
finS 10 eri66pfen6, buB fie poht i'm
Stanoe Ieiu tueroen, ons obi9e Ntoro<
ppl Al breden. Die ,,@iGanlette 9bals
unos &iItenz Sahngrie1i9aft," 10
luutet ihr UIficieIfer Rame, : beabf9z
tiet lire 2inie 5ftli9 ldnsit Der Mifitdrs
itra6e mad benz .Serent Some Snlep"
uno vNouHt SefferIOn 8aB" Su fnbrer,
ba Der lestere Der einEige itberte'9bnre
RoB Der Cascade Rdn9e" 1T. Gin
anoerer 8orSus lie9t BARN. oaB oerlelbe
cine Grhe6ung uon $500 SUB bat, bdlb
10 piel als Der b69Ite 8unft, 81 rpel9em
fib bic LUTON uno Central Bnctnc
Ga6u" erbe6t. Der btlibe gHbpudft
pirb n8oiie Gitp" in SbnbO fein, NIT Ell
ner QbSueigune nab y@rooteo Squatp"
unb bes ,Gbutes 8ioer," in noros Dit
liner Ridtung mad umatiI1a an pGoe
lumbia Riuer," NO Gle 8er6inoung nit
Der Oregon 8abn uno S3iffafrtsgez
ieGIdaft" berqefteltt weroen ioG- Gin
nnberer SDeig Diro BON elnem 8untte
nahe SiIper Gin iiioli6 mad gSinne
mucca an Der Central 8aclHc 8ahn
laufer. Sic 9dnee Der Sduptlinie nit
i6reu 8uet9en miro go Ntetlen
6etraaen. Die TIntelnegmer ia
oeu bag lie beabfi6ti9en, bic
arahtraten fur @eiSeu pom @inaz
mette G6al mad Gan 6ruucisco OUT
5 $3.50 per Eonue uuo e6euio ben Bretz
fir 8ef0r6eruHs pOn Bafd9ieren auF
Die Sdlfte beiien I'll iesen, mas jest Die
Mtonouoliiten bere6nsn. Sic bebaups
ten, oaB bur3 bleie mdBisen 8reiie Die
Balm in ihrer Griitens uno ibrem erfter
GldiI. Betrie6 teinesne9s 9ei6doigt
perOen. Ginsn gan5 cOlOhaten Geptnn
uerIure9en lie ii6 aus zen 5ra6ten
pCn ben !6ols Diitriften, mel9e lie Inn
Die Sagel Der yGascaoe Gan9e" bin3ie'
ben. Die n69Itens su erpartenoe 8er>
u~UQItdnbisung Der Chicago burlington
uuo Guincp, uno Der 0bicdgosgeurtbz
wetern 8abnlinlen big 8oiie @itD tDerz
ben ous 8roiedt in ieiuer aan8en 8r0B'
nidt un6eoeuteno f0roern. Der prac=
tiide @eminu uirp in oer SeHnung BON
suei qroBen transscontinentelen Sdt=
nentuegen gum 5rn6t=2 transport lte9er,
nel9e oann Roroamerifn burheileno
Den Ntlantii4en Ocean nit benz Racific
p%erbinoen.
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ter GUN. 56uFa fam &c tn Gosneu's
Saus, Der Batter profeffirte sesen bic
Beiu6e, aber beuno6 bate ieine3 udter
beimfihe 3uiammentinffe nit linn uno
zines Eages mar iein E5dterdJen aus
Dem 6aufe nerIdnuRoen; 0err 9nsnen
perfplote ods 8Grdet uno 1plte es in
S~pbnipnuile, Sreberid Co., Elm, bon mo
er feline Eohter, bic nit benz @eliebten
in elmer G6eune i~ibernndtet bate,
heimfibrte. Or iperrte Die Eofter in
Elm 9immer Gin nno i9idte fi6 an, Ste
nens uerbaften 81 laiien; a6er faum
bate er iein 9aus uerlafen, 70 mar aud
feline gpdter aus benz @ebGuoe nerz
i6punben, uno Der Batter traf tie Ipdter
i'm SouIe elmer G1peFer Steoens'
i6fnfeno on. &bermals brahte er tie
beim uub beDirfte lesten Sonueritag
Stepens' 8erbaftung unter Der 4niGuls
biguug, feline Eo6ter entfhbrt 81 baben.
Nm Sreita9 Worgen fano ror 5riebens=
rt9ter SUnes in uniOnbribge Elm Ser
b0r IN Der Sadie ftatt; 2esterer setpnnn
babel aus ben Seu9enaus1aeen Die
ueber5eusung, oaB oas Ntdoden aus Ell
genem Nntrie6e NIT Steoens bapon 9es
gansen mar, 1ies baGer bic anI5ulois
quuq al. @ttpn cine 6tunbe fpdter er<
Iubr g., baB 2ulu tuieoer has elterli6e
Sau8 perld1en hattie. 9as mndte ben
Sater na6eSu pabniinnia; er ergrif eli
nen 8epoluer, ma6te ii6 ~ Steoens'
8erfpleung auf uno traf i'm auf Der
Gtra6e on. 9ns Steneus auf @psnea's
Hra9e augeblt6 cine iniultirenbe Int,
mort CAB, 5os 2esterer iei7en &~epOlper
uub feuerte me6rere S9Iiie auf Steuens
nh, burd tuel6e bieier am linfen arme
uno an 8ppfe perpunnet iuuroe. 8db<
reno Der S9ieberei iab @osnea, Der err
siIrute 0ater, ii9 perbeftet uno ppr
Sriebensridter Sones 9eflhrt, Der i'm
fir fem @rlheinen Dor @eri9t inter
$500 Caution i%telte. Stun beI6lrB
@Osneu, 2ulu ans r1niunbribge fprtjus
Idaffen, uno langte ossbalb ilngIt nit
ihr in Baltimore on. uun mo er mad
Ohio ueiter fubr. Sb er ieinen 3wef
errei6en niro, lit ie6r 5peifelBaft. gis
ni9e be.nitleioen Srn. @osnen, md6renb
aHbere her Gnii6t iinb, baB er am Be-
item tbun tpirbe, 9ulu's 8erebelihuna
nit Steoens tein iueiteres 9inoerniB 81
bereiten.
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blei6en9 es1c1 ie6e Id bic Elptte able
aeln unb lire lesten Hnu1Idulen am fers
zen 6%nrisont netlduinbenf bier aber
b5re idI heute 1fon IN gorans IN ienem
auaenfiide nilbes @eifrei egt6nen.
grompstenf6Be nno ShIfe; eetDaltige
9fammen febe i1 i5ot gum 6nnmel
siingeln, beeieitet Dom 9pnner Der SD
nonen. 9lut miro nuf jebem Yl1sden
flieBen; ouf beioen Seiten pir6 Slut
un6 Fob bas 2ofuneswprt iein. Die
fnrfen ~refen1nften Grnnlten tueroen Die
5remblinae uieber IN Die Shlu6ten III
rer I6rOnr5en Berse auriidtreiben.
@ie i9 beute oarh6er bente uro
itrei6e, 10 benfen barber aub mehr
pner fpeniaer ale 6Iterrei6ii6en, eng
liiden. italienii6en uno beuti6en Diff
aiere, mt benen id eelprp6en babe.
@as bic 5~ransoien barber r1einer,
peis i5 md ni9t, neil lie erft IN Die
fem 4ueenbiide eintreTen. Die I'm
fi6ten Der RuHen fino mir uubefaant,
nail i5 Big Iest DeHis nit linen auS
iammentraf.
Seit eiuisen Eagen fieht mun bic
ruIfiide gemunnung n~berhaupt ueni9
au's Qnub fummen. Die ruliiihsn See
leute iiuo srO6e, itattli6e, iunae Bur
f6en; pr1dtis nls Gurppier pertleloete
Iartnren, nit id6neu Semben uno Set
nenGoien, nit reuben 8dnoern anf ben
Ofleen. Die Soientai9en tragen tie
poQer @eintrnuben; Db ii6 bielelbeu
BARN serqueti6en lit linen 9leid9iltig.
ouf 5emo unb 8ruft iiebt NON breite
maize Streifen BON @ein unb S6naps.
| Die &erle trinfsn uno i6lin9en ME
Carlo Sanni (oer sr6Bte 6reffad BON
eaus Stalien, ietue5 SnnoDerfs Maul=
tbierholter in Rom) Biz iie auf Die @roe
rotten. 3n bieiem 3uitanbe Deroen lie
nuf einen &arren eelanen, i'm Sofe Damn
in cine Barrie eewprfen, NO lie itunoens
fang liegeH bleiber, big Die 2aoun9 rou
1T, I'M lie oil 80rb 81 idafen. SIM
8ergleide 5u bieien feinen 9erren limb
Die englii6en Wtatrpien pahre Gere=
| mpnienmeilter.
eouiel fir beute; rddftens mehr
g1ur nod Die ipenig trotpOae Neuigfeit,
baB i'm 9anbe Die 2ebensmittel beillOs
tbeuer lino."
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Gas GiIcnbabnmonopoI it, Oregon
.uo oaS expeditions g Yroicet.

@eoenudrti9 iibt Die Oregon Giien=
balm nuO Sbtfflhrts: GUmpnguie" ibr
NiUuopol mt boiler Turannei. Gin
neucs Broieft, weldes bereits on Der
9lrbcit 1T, ioQ oIeie Serri9aft Uytfcn.
3uudbit hanoelt es Id nm eineu Shle=
neuue9, u0n neltem ib0u 40 Meilcn
oebnut iino. 8eqenrpGrtig 6eherri6t
bic genandte 9eieaibdft gang Oregon.
Sbre 6auptlinie fUl9t Dem Columbia
s5luB nab Dem 9Soroen oes Stuates'
rum Sacific Ocean mad 8ala g8nlla
i'm 8aibinton 5erritoriun. 0ieier
2inie ihliebeu ii1 Die uon 8ortlano
nod 3oiebur9, Don &ortlauo mad
9ornudlis, Die IN ben ounties Benton,
2inn, Marion uno Bolf on. Die 5rl9ts
raten itno unperi6Gmt bod uno betras
aen 81 per Toune, a6seie9en BON Der
iuuIt;aen Eprdanei, bic bic @eIeQl6aft
aegen lire &un0en iibt.
Bor En9efdbr iieben Sabren erbielt
cine auoere @eieai6aft eiuen Charter,
npbit 100000 Ncres Re%aierun9sldno an
beioeu Seiten Der Militdritrase BON DIT
MD ~ II. Gie @eipIll9dft mar fir 20
Sabre IteuerIrti unb bdrIte oamdliq
6alo bier 61lo 90 fleinere Streden, big
iie enOli6 gsaeHUdrtig ODige $50 Meis
len SaDn beiist, an fUel6e ii6 5unG6lt
elm 6aien6nu in Der 9nquima SoD aHz
idlieben ion, iuel6er S1ifen nit 9rOs
zen Eieigan9 ben gtnlauf eeltdttet.
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@irS6urs, ID. Sept.--Sn @ieieHisIo
tru9 fi9 bieier Gage cine sSuoen.
bebe~ 81. Gin iunser Ssraelite sIrs
A6en6s nit Ieiner 5rau nah 9aiile, als
er BON elmer ROtte iuneer Snri9e mn
Steinen eetuprfen tpur6e. SeiH WaII
fam bin5u, eruii6te nod eiireII osI
8uri9e uno neriebte i'm eine 2r9g.
8ri9el, nobel er eineR eetdarli@sn
Referfti6 er6ielt. @ur5 barduf t9adtis
fi6 cine an bic 200 &6pfe 3dbIepOe @OI.s
DOR benz Snufe bes Suoen 3ulaInIlsak
bra9te ibm cine &%asenmllTf urc oeTatI
bag Saus berart nit SteInen, bnB 1Oigs
in bag 2immer braneen, in tuelfJeii 0eI
8ertpnnbete lag. Grit oas 9o5tuilgen
treten bes 8irsermeiiters oerb'noeI.s
tueitere @rceffe. GIN anbern Gnge ple
berbOlten fid Die grcefe segei pIe 81.
ben i'm Drte, tpUbei finfen be Jenpst
eingemorfen tuuroen.
9irnberg, Is. September. Ses oeI
iineiten aniueienbeit oes &ronpriil5en
IN 3irnbers iiberreidte Der gsasiifraI
6emielben Elm i95Hes, fanftlerii9 aus
seitattetes Glburi nit burlbertb sr bsEtsa
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SuhelSUrt ID. Sept.- Der G6fus
Der 9uhelourfer 9lusitenuna erfulat nm
30. September. Der erffe October tpirb
bic @nti6eiouns Der Yrdmiiruns brin>
gen. Die 9reisuertheilung mirb nit
etuer entIpre6euben 5etlibfeit perbun<
ben fem. Die 3iebung Der erften
@miiion Der 4usftelIuueslutterie tpir6
in ben lesten 3agen 6es September
ftattFnOeu. SnbeB tpiro Die &ms6Gnbiz
sung Der @epinne ni6t Dol Dem 7.
reip. 9. October betuerfieIIist tuer6en
fDnnen.
9oln, Is. Septbr. = 9m biitorii6en
6eitSu9 tueroen porausiibtli9 aud bic
S6bue unb 966ter Der Notabeln unIerer
StaSt tbeilnefmea.
@elienfirden, 20. Gept.-gm ifred<
lides unslad bat iid MitttuOh Rad)s
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-04
EDITORIAL NOTES.

A London journal tells tale Of .
Traveller who happened TO be in one OF
the principal shops Of Cork when wife
of the what's commonly called a''small''
farmer entered. With an air Of lofty
patronage she asked to see the hand
soonest cloak they had. The shopmsn
showed her q gorgeous silk cloak lined
with fur, and after examining it for q
moment she said, Shave you not some
thing more expensivef This Is NIT
half grand enough My husband has
had his rent reduced, and he told me
to get the hsndsomest cloak money
could buy, and this is much too cheapl"
''Lesp Year gives young ladies .
gentleman's privileges in making love. "
Perhaps it does. But no respectable
young man says an able Western jour
nal. vii have anything to do with 9
young lady who takes position on the
stree. corner and winks At the gentle
men as they pass by. Nor weu 1t
look we'll for . d. zen or more young la
dies TO loaf around in front OF church
an hour and half On Sunday night,
sparring and knocking one another's
hats of, and dancing . tra-la-la on the
sidewalk in order % kill time until the
congregation is dismissed, and then
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-04
Household Receipts.

PANIED OYSTERS. the oysters
In q colander, then put them into q very
hot frying-psn. Turn them oyer in q
moment SO as to cook both sides. As
soon as they puff up, which will be al
most Immediately, turn them on to q
hot platter, which should be standing
over q kettle of boiling water, with
some melted butter, pepper and salt
ready in il. Serve Immediately. Canned
o 5sters prepared in this way, hsYe the
flavor Of those roasted in the shell.
ScALLoPKD OYSTERS. Butter bak-
ing dish and sprinkle layer of cracker
crumbs over the bottom. Warm the
oysters very slightly In their own
liquor; then arrange Q single layer OF
them over the crumbs, placing them
close together. The juice which cliDgs
to each oyster will be sufficient 10
moisten the cracker, unless you use the
latter 20 literally. Season with pep
per, salt, and q generous allowance o;
butter cut into little bits. Put on an
other layer of cracker crumbs, then
more oysters and seasoning. and con-
tinue alternate layers until tue dish is
full. Make the top layer of cracker
crumbs, thicker than the intermediate
ones Cover and bake in g Quick oven
for fifteen miI uies, theB remove the
cover ard brown The top on the uppel
grating. A large dish will require &
little longer; slow oven and too long
cooking viii completely ruin it.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-04
JUNIOR FLEaM1Ne. whose resignstior

JUDGE FLEMING, whose resignation
goes into effect from this date, has
been expressing his political views
through the columns of the Comanche
CRiSf, and he puts himself down for a
liberal system of public free schools
and for q liberal encouragement of
emigration. BE endorses in the main
the administration of Governor Rob-
erts, and thinks the Sixteenth Lsgis-
ture did great deal In lettering
the general condition of Texas.
The DAllss Herald says that his
opinions, and this Endorsement are not
consistent. A careful expenditure OF
school money has insured better educa-
ton with one-sixth than in the pas,
with ore-fourth of the revenue, and
the Constitution prohibits the expend:-
sure of money on immigration. The
opponents OF Governor Roberts, in con-
demning bis course, often put them
selves in the position of urging the
adoption of measures. clearly in viola
lion of the constitution.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-04

THE deficiency bill for the Star
mail service has passed the House and
has been sent to the Senate. 1t pro.
vides that all increases of an amount
exceeding $4,000 in contracts by reason
of expedition of service be Topped eff.
The debate and the wording of the
bill as passed combine to make what
in England would be vote of lack of
confidence in the ministry. 1t is prob
able that in the Senate the department
and Assistant Postmaster Brady, who
has been allowing large compensation
for increasing speed, will receive
harsher treatment than that bestowed
upon them in the house. If the de-
paltment has right to expend in eight
months an appropriation which Con-
gress made with the intention that it
should last for twelve months, 1t has
an equal right to expend in thirty days
the appropriation for the year; and
Congressional control over public ex-
penditures is thing that has no prac-
teal existence. Republicans and Dem
ocrats alike urged this view in the
House, and agreed in declaring that
the department has wllfully trans
cended its powers.
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-04

PROFESSOR MAsKELYNE's positive
statement that the method of produc-
ing diamonds chemically has been dis
covered, does not admit of much doubt
or discussion. He is thought to be the
highest Lying authority on precious
stones, and just as his dictum settled
the value of the crystals made by Mr..
McTear, so does it now sustain the
claim preferred by Mr.. Hsnnsy. Prob
ably the diamonds" produced by this
ingenious Scotchmsn are of no value
as gems-mere tiny scraps of crystal
lied carbon, but even in this form they
will be of great value commercially,
being as useful for gem-cuttlng and
polishing as natural diamonds. If,
however, Mr.. Hannay has discovered
the principle in accordance with which
the transformation of carbon into dia-
monds is effected, the perfection of
the process is inevitable. While the
useful arts will reap great benefits
from this triumph of modern alchemy,
romance will suffer. For the children
of the next generation the story of
Sinbsd's excursion into the Valley OF
Diamonds will have no charml
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1880-03-04
A Russisn Baptism.

The baptism of a child belonging to
the royal family of Russia is thus de-
scribed: "The Gear bore him to the
front, where his little Highness was
taken out of all his clothes, and plung-
ed into the water, head first, three
times. The priest closed hia nose and
eyes with his fingers, but the august
newborn as he Is styled in large capt.
tails in the programme of the day,
screamed like any ordinary baby, and
evidently did not like it. He was then
given to his godmother, wrapped up in
blankets, and he dozed quietly while
another prayer was said. He was only
left i'll peace for few moments. The
priest amounted bis eyes, ears, mouth,
hands and feet with holy oil, that none
of those members should 30 any harm
in life. When the little fellow had re-
covered from this interruption and just
begun to quiet down, he was again dis
turbed and all his hair cut off,"