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National Republican., 1880-10-18
Tho Icunders to Surrender.

RICHMOND, Oct, 1.-THE democratic nationa
committee has ordered the withdrawal of tn,
nlnder electoral ticket and the adoption Of the re
adjuster ticket as tho regular Hancock ticket
This surrender to Malone will be "hard bone fol
chaw and bitter pill for swaller" to the +. +. VS.
b ut there seems to be no other way to secure tn,
eleven votes of Virginia for Hancock. The orgRni
cation Of tie republicans has been growing NOR,
and more thorough for weeks past, and the en-
Couragement received In tho results Of the October
elections promised to bring out full vote for Gar
held, IfSuch vote was brought out II was Ger
tain TO give the Garfield electors n plurality. Tho
funder candidates for congress will also DO directed
TO withdraw, but they will not so easily be dis
pOscd Of There are many Nrginians who believe
that tho complications Of the canvass will not
cease with this action. Thousands of hndcrs win
refuse to vote for the readuster electors and other
thousands will vote the iunder electoral ticket In
spite of lis withdrawal. while II is believed that
not a few will vote directly for the republican
ticket prefcTring the defeat in that way Of the Ma
hone influence. In fact confusion In the politics OF
Virginia Is worse coniounded by this action OF The
national committee.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
Ono Letter Too AInnv.

General Hancock, as we feared he might, has
written just one letter too many-the pitcher has
gone to tho well once too oncn, and has been bro
ken. Frightened and dem0raizsd by the october
elections In pancky frame of mind and all at sea-
lie catches at the FIRST straw that fonts his way aud
offers tho slightest show Of safety. Having been
told that defeat IN Indiana was due To the free
trade" views held by the democracy which found
their expression in tho Cincinnati platform In tho
demand for n revenue turif only he rushcs fran
ticaly 10 the other extreme rcpudlatcs free trade
slightly modifying his idea In the closing pGragraph
Of his letter, but leaving us stll IN doubt By tlo
ambiguity Of his language. General Hancock has
made q splendid military record aud his civil acts
have shown him fully ubued with lhe,pirit Of our
constitution; but these vicws on tic tariff
show that his notions In political economy are OF
the very crutoS sort and that his conclusions havo
been reaclcd without any study or knowledge OF
the principles invulvcd-in TACT, OF any principles
-RiciWORd Ia. S,tie
National Republican., 1880-10-18
Personal.

on October 27 John Bates Collins OF 81. Louis
will wed Miss Kate Pelouze Of this city.
ALFRED BRADLEY, proprietor OF st. George hotel I,
xenla. Ohio, and wife, have parlors at the st.
james.
TBE marriage Of the daughter Of Admiral Rod.
gcrs 10 Mr.. Louis Nelson ofNew York will be some
time this Month
sEYAroH CAnEnoN Of Pennsylvania is reported
by the Harrisburg Pttrioi TO be III with malnriai
lever at HIS home In tlint city
Mas cant KRoBLAUcH OF i3l West Fifteenth
street New York. the charming and accomplished
daughter Of Captain William Ro,s Browne Of tho
navy department. Is In the city on visit TO her
father
JuNIJs Brurus Booru, son OF the great Booth mud
brother ot Edwin, Is member Of the Galley
slave company, which opens at FOrd's opera
house tonight.
TiEinarrlago Of Miss worlhngton Of Georgetown
and Mr. Ircscutt OF south Cnrulia Will lake place
ln November, IL will bo very quiet wedding. io
Is son of Nr. Trcscott, who has bccu sent us
commissioner to Japan.
Alt. o, g. BEENAHp, who for over ten years man
agcd Miss Anna DrkinSous business. will have
charge of the Hazel kirk' combination on the
road, which viii be the company now playing at
The Madison Square theatre.
Ii Is doubtful lfthe Rock River H. methodist
conference will proceed against Dr Thomas unless
compelled TO do so by the general cone ave. De.
lhomay says he lnlenda to stay aud hght his battle
inside tho church S long g. he can. motion
was made OH the 10Th lo proceed to trial, but IL
was defeated by good majority.
Mr.. SAMUEL WArKiSs, wealthy bachelor OF
Nashville, Tcuu died there on tie lGh Ills gifts
To tile city Of public park, and later Of $4,000
for the founding OF u free public library, and his
munilccul private charities nmung he poor OF NIL
classes, had greatly endcsred him tn the people
amoug whom lie passed his long life Oi eighty
three years.
PROPEsson GnETSrE arrived homo last week from
the battle and great victory OF Ohio and Indiana
The professor has by hard work. industry and
faithful labor for the republican rGrty long
ngo earned his spurs, and the party, II true
to Itself, should focognize the young man
who bids mir TO be the leader In the near future.
Professor Grccncr made thirteen speeches Ia iif
teen Gays, and had on one occasion, 10 travel ia
miles In buggy to meet his appointments HIS
efforts were highly spoken Ofby the western press
aud large audiences greeted him at every place no
spoke. lie has received letters from the most
prominent politicians and statesmen of the several
state, asking him 10 mako spe, Ches in their states.
which he has consented willingly to do. lie leaves
ON or about next Meek for New York.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
Increased Confidence.

Messrs. Trask 4 Francis brokers. No. 70 broad.
way, n. y. In their review OF the market OF last
week, say: There was very little business doing
on the stock exchange on Monday and Tuesday,
and seemed evident that each class Of operators
to take place In Ohio aud Indiana on Wednesday
a sudden revival Of activity was eIh bed through.
out the entire speculative list, aud amid large
transactions prices rapidly advanced. A better
feeling was exhibited aud orders for the purchase
Of stocks and bonds came in from all parts OF the
country, aud oven European orders were received
both for government and other securities In our
market While the elections OF last Tuesday do
not necessarily indicate what Will bo the result OF
tho presidential election next month, II IL beyond
question that the majority OF operators throughout
the country inclined TO the belief that the SAM
results will be attained In November as were seen
last Tuesday"
National Republican., 1880-10-18
AnIsllnrnIshnh XIslinr

Tho Rov. Naayan Shoshadri OF India. a
converted Brahman OF tho highest caste, him
self worshiped as Il god prior to his conversion,
attended as delegate tho late pan.presby ytorian
council in Philadelphia, coming to our
shores by way of San Francisco, aud will
return home by way of Europe. This culti-
waited christian gentleman, who, as an ordained
minister ofthc gospel is laboring for the chris
tian civilization of India, arrives in this city
to-day and will preach in tho New-York
Avenue presbyterian church this evening al
7:30 o'clock. Mr.. Shcshadri is tho first edu-
Gated Brahman baptised In western India,
aud his character as y christian is attracting
the attention OF the civilized world. Even
his heather couutrymen are proud Of him."
He speaks the purest English, aud with great
eloquence and intelligence tells what tho mis-.
sionarcs are doing for India.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
Tho Georgia state Election.

Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
ATLANTA. GA, Oct. l6,-In the late election Col
quit carried every congressional district In the
state. Ills majority for governor is 5000. The
rest Of tho ticket has 1900 majority over the In
dependent democrats who ran. IL Is estimated
that about go 900 negroes voted mostly for Colqut
In all parts of the state they were encouraged tc
vote tile speakers on both sides impressing II on
their audi onces that neGros vote counted for a.
much asa white mans Norwood, tho indcpondenl
democrat for governor received about 10000 votes
mostly whites Many believe that ho received q
majority OF the white democratic votes of the state
csiye effect Oh the pending presidential and con
gressonM elections, but al politicians agree thai
the importance OF the negro vote viii hereafter
have a marked influence upon nominations aud
legislation. mdcpcndentsm Is much strengthened
aud tho regular democratic organization is much
ghattarpd
National Republican., 1880-10-18
rorrlblo storm in The West.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, Oct. 1.-THE wind storm
which prevailed here yesterday and last night was
the seyercst ever known In this section, and the
barometer was never known 10 be so low. The
wind was from the south, blowing between sixty
aud seventy miles an hour, large feet of vessels
sought this harbor for safety ana rode out the gale
in the bay. Dispatches from La Crosse say the
storm nil along the Southern Minnesota railway
was the Scvcrcst known in years. Passenger and
freight trains along the line were blocked I'm snow
drifts from ten to twelve feet deep, and teams with
provisions have been dispatched 10 their r.,
lief from several points. The train which
left In Crosse on Friday has not been heard from
since leaving Fuldu that night. All the cuts west
OF Fairmont are filed with snow packed hard. Re-
ports of cattle, horses, etc., having perlshed are
constantly received. but 10 loss of human life has
yet been reported, The worst storm ever known
In Southern MnncsotN and Eastern Dakota, and
still IaGinE.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
FERE IN CH.iRL ESToN.
A Large Quantity OF Cotton Burned.

CHARLESTON. $. c., Oct IA fire broke out In
one Of the cotton sheds Of the Commercial Cotton
Press and Wharf company nt o'clock this after
noon. A strong northwest wind swept tho flames
rapidly down the wharf consuming two large cot
ton sheds and ono brick war. house. partially
stored with cotton. The fire soon spread to the
cotton on the whurvGS and thence iO the three
British iron tcamshlps-BorrOwdalc TIavnucuio
and Bodiord-whlch were lying at the pier par.
TALLY loaded with cotton The lorrowdau is badly
damaged aud still burning having on board
about 5000 bales of cotton. The TravnucOre
and Bedford are only slightly damaged.
a derrick on the Bedford was burned, and In
falling struck the second mate on The head, killing
him almost Instantly. The estimated loss Is 2CC0
bales OF cotton valued at $4,000 exclusive of the
burnt aud damaged cotton ON the steamships.
The damage 20 the buildings, sheds aud whOrye'
of the Commercial wharf company Is $50 90. fully
insured. The total loss is aDOutS OOUJ FUZZY Gov
cred IS Insurance, mostly in foreign companies.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
An Attsmp,.d ns.en. OF . Prisoner.

Sergeant Boyle and Officer Prather arrested
William aud George Brscoe and John Lewis
Saturday afternoon on charge OF robhing the
restaurant OF l.. Koopinski, corner Fourth
and K streets northwest Of quantity of wine.
On the way to tho station number Of the
prisoners friends attempted to rescue them
and y scufis ensued, during which tho officers
found IL necessary to draw their pistols.
pistol was accidentally discharged ard tho
ball wounded William Briscoe In tho hand.
This had tendency to prevent any further
hostilltiss, and tho prisoners we're soon behind
tho bars at the seventh precinct station.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
Pacific Mining StOcISs,

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct l6--The following are the
official closing quotations Of mining stocks to-day
Alta, 21s Bechtel. l9S Becher 39i; BelvidGrc, 7l6
Best g. Bolcher, 1875 Bullion, o California, 2ls
Chollar, 23I; Consolidated Virginia 8; Crown Point
~; Eureka Consolidated. 1914; EXCheQucr. lb
Gould & Curry, AZ; Grand Prize, ~; Hale y Mar
cross, 4; Mammoth, 7-lG Martin White, 2l-S2
Mexican. So; MONDAY ,; Northern Belle, 1871
Ophlr S]I Orc, ~; Overluun, II; Potosl 2sS
Savage, IL; sierra Nevada, 1l9s Silver King, 9H
Union Consolidated, 1871; Wales, ~; Yellow Jacket
Az; Boston Consolidated, "a; Consolidated Pacific
~; Columbus 5. Eureka Consolidated has dc
clarcd a dividend of 80 ccnts per shAre.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
THE UTE DIFEICULTIES.
State Troops Sent 10 tho Reservation--i
Bloody Fight Imminent.

DENVER, Col, oct IA conflict with the Utcs
seems imminent Friday morning two companies
of military left Gunnison City for the reservation
to assist Agent Berry and others on q writ issued
by the district attorney for Gunnison county under
orders from the governor, aud hnyo probably
reached the reservation line by this time. Gov.
crnor Pitkn was very much surprised nj this move
ment Of the military without his being Informed.
lie expressed fears that they would not be able
to cope with the Indians, and .in his judgment
twice as many should have been taken. The
United States district attorney this morning left
for Gunnson county. It is probable he will issue
wrs for the arrest Of the agent and associates aud
bring them before the United States commissioners.
Agent Berry makes the statement that II jack
son had not been delivered to the Indians the sol.
ders aud all the whites present and all the
frcghterS OH the road then inside the reservation
would hayo been maSncrod. Should the military
80 on the reservation for prisoners there is every
danger of conflict.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
Indicted and nismIssed.

The grand jury last Saturday brought In
Indictments against tho following parties;
William Randall, for burglary aud larceny:
Robert Dent, for second ofieuso Of petit lar.
ceuy; Edward Starbor, for assaulting police
oflicer John Toomey, same; Alexander Steven
son, same; Patrick Burlington, same; Emil
Hamll, alias SOmmers, salne; Martin Bennett,
same; Robert Robinson, same; John Garner
alias Dutch Garner, alias George Garner.
second oitcuso OF petit larceny Thomas Rhodes,
for burglary ard larceny Henry Temple,
alias Turner, for assault with intent to kill;
Charlys Calhoun, Mason Parker, for PERJURY.
They Ignored the charge Of assault with m'
tent to kin Olhccr Muckabce preferred against
Lizzie and Worthy Hamilton,
National Republican., 1880-10-18
How tho Preachers Rocolved tho Nows.

At the methodist conference ut Rockford, H.,
last Thursday telegram was read announcing
that Governor Porter's majority would be 1000,
wherCupon tho clersymen present rose to their feet
gave three cheers aud sung tho doxology,
praise God from whom all blessings aow."
In remarlting upon the demonstration, the yener.
ablo Rev, DR., Hitchcock sgid' II have been Il
member mere ipr i9ry years from my eNLenthee
ton but believe Il il an indication that We shall
escape civil war. l feel IN my heart that IN this
praise 10 God In tic use Of that glorious duXglogy
i"Amen, amen" was shouted / know We shall
meet nm emergency In tho history of our country,
and believe this indicates tAat We shall meet aud
conquer the iOc."
National Republican., 1880-10-18
Convention of Molhodls, Preachers.

BALTIMORE Oct 1.-THE national association OF
local preachers OF the methodist episcopal church
In the United States met in the Fayette.strcet
church OF that denomination yesterday to cele-
brate their twenty.nfth anniversary. Rev. Dr. ID.
H. Wheeler of the New York East conference and
editor Of the Methodist, presided. number OF
business COMMITTEES were appointed and Rt the af.
tOrnoon session Dr. Wheeler delivered the annual
address. dwelling especially on the value of local
preachers to the church. Mr.. g. q. Leigh OF Brook.
having tho American pulpit occupied entirely by
ministers having collegiate and theological edu-
cation. About 100 delegates are expected to b0
present
National Republican., 1880-10-18
Now is lhs Accsntnd Tine.

The republican congressional committee hos
issued n circular asking department clerks aud
other officials to contribute ono per cent Of lolr
salaries to the campaign fund. This Is necessary
to bring TO a successful Issue the campaign so
brilliantly conducted 50 far. This viii be a rood
opportunity !or those who have as yet paid moth.
ing 10 put themselves upon record ns republicans.
Those too, who have Cudcayorcd 10 make friends
of the mnmmon OF unrightGOusuess hy contrib
utlng 70 both political committees con get down up
the right side Of the fence. A carefully prepared
list has been made OF nll the various g:Rdcs Of CON-
triDutOTS for future reference.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
Sccnn frnm KcnI Iifn-

TI0c', VVtIW Wls7iInD'JN IOET
Mild-'ooking vi.ilor-Nhatis Is the cost ofa WANT
advertisement?
Clerk rm.lIngl-only twenty-five cents line,
three Insertions,
NJ, l.. V. (blundly)--Insert that once, (londlng
advcrtisrlnGuO, aud here's the money
Clerk (hurr.fcd after rtuding)-Nh hO wants lhesc7
NJ l.. v (icndishly)-NcYc mind thut, viii
you publish 10?
clerk Gearing mad)-No, sir; won't take it.
Erh w. l.. VI
'fhis was the innocent little al:
NIyANIED-A few copies Of the Post OF ceptoTn-
w her 2s 1850, In which II E,vCT Up the Iro dep-
tlnl election " Indiana gOoS republican, Address
SIMON, this Office
National Republican., 1880-10-18
rhe Indlnnn MnInIltIes.

ISDIANApoLls, Oct l6.-It appears from the re
ports received to-day that tho republicans have
elected another senator and representative, which
gives the republicans 25 scnalor0ud 81 representa-.
lives, majority OF II ON loIut ballot not counting
the grcenbackcrs who Will vote with them, The
total vote gives PortoTs rlua,!c3 at 80 iG0i Ian.
dcrs' pur0liucs 233jo, republican gain, nlyl;
denouratc gain, l7-ji Po1cg's plurality, 7ln,
National Republican., 1880-10-18
AnnIhnr slntn Elentlon In IndInnn.

Especial dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPuBLIcAS.l
INpIASAPoTIs, Dot, 1.-THE republican commit
tee viii probably print the names Of all the state
officers voted for last Tuesday upon the ticket with
the republican electors, The muddle into which
the state Is thrown by the partisan and Juggling de-
cision OF the supreme court against the amend
nents renders this necessary IN order to insure the
alala from Lelng len without any state 0lleIAls.
National Republican., 1880-10-18
poam Cuon. Henry ID. Foster.

PlTrsBURG, Pa, Oct l7,-lIon. Henry D, Foster
ofWcstmorc6ud county died at Irwin, Pa, at l2
district IN congress for several terms and was once
mentioned for governor,
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Rrppin3 Bgl en-.

8ofen, 20. 5ebrudr. Der 2an6es.
DefOHUmieratb, SaittsrsutsbeFher 2ebs
mann, elmer ber be6euttabitei unb nm
bic 2anospirtbt9aft bod nsrbienten
2anomaHH uRferer &rpuin3, it in Der
Rn6t BON 10. gum 90. b. Nts auf leis
men @obnfb 9itl@e nod tHr5er Rrnnf.
belt aeftprbeu.
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Sn bsmi.lbsn ausenbld Hna bas 4bies
ME cine lnnse feurioe Wahe I'M sSuas'
rem Al eralfben an nn6 man kpunte
bur& bic onr6F@tiaen BnnnfD6nbe bic
.Beueeunsen Der Hdruie. louie ben
Blntireislauf Der sr0Eereu 6Gsigefdbf
Deutlt@ uobrHe6mep. Sns Zbiey
fablte bur9 bns 2i&t in ieinem 36rpsr
burbnus tein nnbebaseu uuo feline 6Ise.
neil Ter 8prtrosenbe ben eIeftrif9en
Strom bon 10 30 10 Settneen inter
brad, tuoouId fi4 bas @ldsetent ~
tuelmem DnB Qiht entffnnb, ni@t ers
wdrnen fonnte. ais iebo@ Der Boz
tragenbe abfihtli6 ben Strpnt etnise
Sefunben fdnger bnr9 Dds Tbier seben
lieB. madte e einen geipnfiieen eat
i'm @afer; als Der 4Strom tpieoer nm
|terbrl den uurbe, fHudmnres tpieetr
ruhia balm. 8si iebesmnlisem SOLUBLE
bes Strome8 tpnr Der 9leihe 2i6tet.
feet pprbanben. Bprtrn9enher bennste
aernoe Elm faltblatises 2bier uuh etH
fur @druie 70 empfnblibes Befen, uHI
bic u~naefd6rli9teit Der betr. 8eleu9'
lungs !Rptbooe nnhauweifer. Hohbem
5bas Experiment nod msbrmals tuieoers
bolt tDorben mar, nnbm Der Sortraz
aenoe bds TbIer auf einer Gusenblid
aug benz Bafer berdus, 5os bas @idss
den tuieoer aus benz Rasen oes Ss1ies
unb es IdruamuI oerielbe, als man ibn
tuieoer in ieiner 8ebdlter 5uridsebra1l
bate, niunter uno Dbue uel6en S6as
cen aelitteH au boben, i'm Bdher -berum.
Die fhirmii1en Beifaqs6s5euguugen.
nelhe ben ftnunensuertben ggperimen>
ten bon Seiten Der 5ablrei6eu Su96rer>
i9nft iolsten, slaubt ber 8ortEossnoe
auf ben Grfinber Der Net6ooe Serrn @.
Eroun. in garis, i6ertraeeu gu miifen.
Gni9lieBeno an bic 8orflbruns Der Be
Ieu9tunaseHecte, ipra9 8eoner no6
iber bic Qnrpenbun9 Der eleftrii6en
Gtr6u1e 40 1irursiIhfn Ssil5wedeu, in
benz er DeriGie6ene Snftrumsnte, 8las
tiniblinsen, 8lntinplatteu u. bersf, bic
er mittelf elettriIher Str6me 9llhenr
mo6te, erfldrenb rbr3eiate. Ore Chi
ruraie be6isnt fib bieier s~ti6enoeH
NeHer iiberan bn, mo in Bei6iteilen
Glutunaen permieben perben 'O0en.
&dbreno bes S6nitteS tuer6en bic
8luteefdse fofort our9 einen oiinnen
8rnnoIforf nsrihloHen, nOour6 bas
unttrbinoen tleiner Grierisn unterbleis
Ten tann.
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Nn8 gatnnta meIbet Der
Brofefor Silneftri bonn IL. Jebruar
,Ssit orei 9asen befinoet I'D Der Getnn
in eiHem 3uffano auBer0reentIid { &ufs
re9un9 mt elmer eruption fleiner WaI>
ien BON 2ono, bic fi9 fir iest i'm 5n>
rern beS Gentrnl<RraterS nonSiebt. Ra@
auBen fieat man nidts als ipirbelnbe
&au6nolfen, nit Sorto uro Gi9e ge<
i9winsert, uel@e fi9 bnr@ bic 9uft
uerbreiter uno in Der Sorm BON &eserl
nieberfallen. Dieter bat bereits auf Der
ofihb5fliden Seife bon ben pbereff All
ben tI~efliesenben 8egionen bsrnb ben
S6nee oufsel6f, unb bic bunfle Sdre
buna, tuel@e ii6 9egentudrti9 In bieier
&ibtuns 3eist, bil6et eineH feltfdmsn
@esenfat 50 benz tpeiBen @interfleioe,
ben Berg beotdt." - 9ns OBJ
ier~Uotsrium 'nuf benz Netno tpuros i'm
6erbft fat nOIlenoet, bod psrbins
oerten bic ieitoem gefolIenen G&nees
mofen bic So1snDung Der betpeali6en
GienfnppeI tiuo has Tehftsnen oes gro,
BEN Serur0bre8. Die @eIammttoften
nit einiGlub zines fhr 3tunn3ie 8erfo>
men bere6nstsn 8uFu&tssebdnoes be-
91e,600.
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GIet .rfettaf nab meOiefn.

Die Nnwenoung Der Glettricitdt in
Der Meoicin beginnt in ben pihenlanft.
lid n Rreiien baS 9r6Bte AuiIsben ~
MAIDEN, nomentlia bic @lfiubunaen BEG
franSDhiden SHseniemS @nftdue
Trobe in 8aIis, Der ben geninlen
@eonnfsn bntte, eleftriihsB q lcriIntions.
itr6me fir bic 1I5tlihe 8roEiS Al rers
fuenoen. Or n,rtudnbte ein ioaenonnz
ties YlaHtei6sS B%leielemeut, Elm Nppas
rot, fpel6er aeeianet ii, itrbmenbe alls
Oonii9e GleftrIcitdt IN Nniie nufsuiom,
meln, nm BON bier aus ben notbuenbi.
gen @nlunniSmus our4 einen HtineH
Bl1tit ornbt Su leiten, Der bneur6 meiSz
eInbeUb unb leu9leno pirp. Gin oers
artissr lsuhtencer 9robt tuirb nit ben
beri4ieoenffeu Snftrumenten in 8ers
binouns eebrnht. 70 IN erfter 2inie NIT
einem Reblfopf pieael, Btueitens nit
elmer Ssleu6tup asrDbre ffir Zen Nofts
baum, ortttenS an benz @n0e eines6drnz
blni~enfntbeters, bel einem nierten Nppnz
rot on einer Shlunoionbe, nit ipel6er
man in ben Masen brineen tann, bel
eineut finften Gppnrat an eirsm Shrens
fpiegel, NIT BEN mon in bne innere bes
Dbtes seInnet. Grit Silfe biejerN ppo'
rate entftsbt nun i'm Romente, mo Der
Strom 9eidIoHsn fuiro, i'm Snnern Der
betrtHenben SrgnHe, bic befi&tiqt ipert
ben ioIIsH, Elm bIenbenb bellies 2iht,
tuel9e8 bic &6rperbbbleu beleu1tet, Die
man cur@ bic eins'fhbrten 85bren be-
trnhten min. Or. Steirt in Srnntfurt
bielt barber tarsli1 einen Bprtroe rnb
5eiste bds 8rinJip bieier Grt bon Be-
leudtuns on fb felbff, inben1 er feline
Wunoh0ble unb ben ginanna gum
Reblfopf bur9 birsfts g~iniiibrnna bes
b,irsf neen el,ftrii9en 2ihtss bic Su
6ieieI STEELE bin beleuhiete. I'm uSeis
ger, od6 man nu9 ons annas SJn1t re
zines lebsnhen BeienS nit elsffriIhen
2itte in 9leiGer @eiie teliubten fann,
uno anoererieitS Al beutiIen, oos bic
art uno Betie Der 4%nbrtngung bfs elet.,
Fri diem 2i6'S i'm Sanern bes &5rpers
burtnous fem n~Rbeho9en er5euge, fibrte
er tpIgenoeS Experiment an eiuem in
einsm nufsefielten ero6en aquarium
ib~tDimnenoen Se4te BON c.. go Gem
timeter 2dn9e unb ca. 80 Gentmster
8Iutumfaus Dor. So8 T6ier tuurbe
ans BEN Bofer berdussenommen unb
1brn ntttelff elmer bfnnen Spnbe elm
tlsines hid ranoists, eint6rmigts ae,
t4loheues Slds4eu bon II gentimeter
2dnge uno II geutimeter Breite burh
ben Shlnnb in ben Maeen aei1oben.
Sn bic &dnbe bes @IdIeS iudren feline
8ldttnordhte eiuaei@mOl5sn, bic nit
elmer %latiuipirale i'm Snueru bes ala.
ternen @i9,RS' Juiammsnbiuaen. Die
@noen Der BLntinsD rdb.@en felbf lie
fen in %IluIirte blnne &~upferbIdbte aus
aus 6tm Ruube bes Thierss
bsrauS9e5eno. NIT Der Gleftr cit6tss
queue N Serbinonrg eebrnht tuurben.
Dos Ghter muroe m eOsr in iein Nquas
rum aeiebt unb i@mamm fnunter i'm
@afer berum.
Sierani l,es Or. Stsin bas Himmer
cercuntsln uRo i9lps ben eleftriI6en
str0m, 'Uel@er ~ BEN SsGte fibrte.