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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1880-03-04
The Points of Law.

" You see, boss, dar's a niger ibin'
up my way who Orter be token car
Of" said an old darky to the Captain
at the Central Station yesterday.
What's he been doing now?'
WAL, sab, las fall | lent him my
AK, an when l wanted it back he braced
right up an tole me dat posseshun was
nine pints o'law, an refused to glib it
up"
Eyes"
Naal, de odder day / sent de ole
woman ober an she borrowed his buck
saw, an when julius cum for it l tole
him jist like he answered me, an stood
on my dignity"
"WellPn
"I had ni2e pints o. law, didn'tIP''
"Yes."
can how many pints am de law COM
posed ofPn
al don't know exactly
"Well, OATS what bodders me, fur
dat niger saw dem nine pints, shet up
dis lef' eye fur me, pitched de ole wom-
an ober bar'l an walked off wild his
saw an my snow-shovel to boot. If |
had nine pints he mus hev had ober
twenty, an chen den he didn't half let
himself out i''-Detr0I Free Press.
BIsCUIT.-For this atherindigestible,
though really palatable compound, take
two cupfuls of butternilk and one of
thick sour cream, one teaspoonful of
salt, and enough saleratus to correct
the acidity-about one large teaspoon
full, though the quantity should vary
according to the sourness of the cream
and milk. Stir together with the fingers
as quickly as possible, and when stiff
enough to handle, pat smooth in the
bottom of the mixing-pan, or lift to the
board, and to save time press
smooth instead of using the rolling pin;
cut out with a biscuit-cutter, or in
ABSENCE of this gem can-ring; place
together without crowding in Toured
pan, and put into quick oven. If the
light quantity of saleratus has been
Used, and the mixing has not been too
hard or protracted, the contents of the
wen. after fifteen minutes have pass ed,
will be pronounced a success
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-03-21

fiihn nn6 ifoI3 unb sing bnrh oos Oorf
nit Ieiner @eiee, ohne bic Mugen 3u Boosn
3u ienfen, unb ipieIte unb ale Wid0hen
folIten ibn. tpie be5nubert, er aber beadatete
lie niht, er ipielte nur fiir cine, bic ibn beifn
feuIhen Giht her Sterne ertpartete. bort,
mo bic Steppe 9leicb benz Meere ipost uno
sidnjt nno fiiiitert uno rauldt.
SIN Oorfe aber iagte es Giner benz Mns
bern. 9Bldlin bat cine 3auberaeige, nit
Der er Die Wdofen bebert, nno ais bic gur-
iden uno Wdbdsn zines Sonntaqs nh6
bem MbenoIegen Ainter Der Rirhe pertains
melt tparen un6 bic Nlten umherltan0en
nno lid an ibren Spielen erfreuten, unb
gDlaSin aus Der Rirhe trat, Die @sige IN
Der Sanb, ba fiefen ;ipan3ig 5timmen ooer
mehr 5u9leid .3erbredt ibm Die 8eige,
merit ibn in oas g8aiier. ben 3auberer
Sie peripe9enten unier ben Burden
ifiir3ten auf Wlalin los. Gr aber nabm
feline Geise an Die 8ruit uno besann su
ipielen uno ole itanoen lpie. eebannt. uno
nIs Die S6ne uio uno tpiloer Dem Snltrur
ment entauollen. oa begannen lie 3u tan3en,
Burden nn0 Wtdohen, uno enblltb tan5s
ten aud bic Nlten uno feiner oabte mebr
oaran, WlaIin Gin Saar ia friimmen.
Ser alte Bebfor fam aber bod eines
Sases Su benz Bfarrer unb rief ion unS
oas eanae himmllidbe Sser 5u Siilfe eeseu
DlaRn, Der ieine 5o9ier Salena nit lei
ner 3auberseiee eonS bebert babe.
Ser Yfarrer ftrih iidb bns ipeiBe Saar
aus Der Stirne un0 ldhelte ,@ohl III
bier Elm 3auber i'm Spiele." ipra1 sr
,aber elmer, ben Shr nift peritebt, uno oer
@ott in teiner Weile belsibiet."
sWas aber ioa ih thun?"
vSbm Oalena gum Weibe eeben. SIT
nidDt Der brapite 8urihe in Sotmnfa
SD tenne i'm. tper ioa ibn tennen uean i'd
ihn ni6t fenne. glun, Soft bIift in oas
Wieni6enber3, un6 menn nod giner auBei
| ibm. 10 1T es Der 8rieiter."
Der alte SebtOr ieuiSte, absr ss bali ibn
nihts.
5eute 1T Oalena Wlaiins gBeb uni
tpenn lie suiammen ourd bic sriine 5tepp,
aeben uno bic 3auberseioe flingt uno ibr,
Stimmen erbeben iib suIammen su ben
reinen blauen Simmel, oa eiebt es in oei
lpelten Welt fein Wtenidenpaar, bas slld'
| Iid1er mGre.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-03-21

WlaIin Dnrol6ento bate bic gieenbeit.
bob er immer sur Groe blidte, uno bod
batte er rpahrIi1 tene urlahe Iih au
I1dmen. g8eil er arm iuar SIT benn
Mrmut6 cine Sdanoe2 ODER etpa neil Die
Mdohen ihm aerns aus benz Wege gin.
9en2 Was periteben benn Die Md6hen
Wlaiin mar oeBbalb bod Elm BurId9e 10
tiibih uuo frdItig, ipie irgeno elmer in
Der lpeiten Welt. Sein ernltes, entibloI-
ienes @eiiht Seiien Tarbe an ounteln
BernItein niabnte. geruann ourh Die pouen
Qlppen, bas reide ounfle Saar, oas tiber
Der 5tirne fur3 seihnitten mar, ben tleinen
ihnarjen S1nurrbart un0 Die irdumeri-
fhen blausn Mueen etspas @utmiitbises,
Ia Weibes. Was peritehen Die Wldohen.
lie bemerften nur. baB er niht ian9 uno
nidt ianate we Die gnoeren. eaB er itlmer
till war, 9erlua fiir lie, ion 81 meioen. uno
er mar pieQeid,t nur 10 itil uno lenfte bic
@uaen, um belier b0ren au fOnneL nidt
mas I'M ibn Der tor9lrs. er hord1te alelf'
lam In lid binein, urlo mas er 0a bDrte,
has mar ME eilte munoerbare frsmoe Me.
looie, Die sr lelbit niht psriianb. la Ct am
ipenieiten. llno ebenIopeni9 pertano er.
WeBQuiD DlleHu, Oe 2pWttI uts IgiDsll
Wauers Hebtor, ion mebr als a!le anoern
Wldohen baBte, lpeBtalb lie Die Oberllpps
smpprjoe uno 10 perdhtlibe tleiue ausen
madbte, lpenn lie ibn erblidte. ndhreno er
oft beilnlih binlsr sinem Daume ODER al.
llsm Yieiler Der 9irAe iteben blisb. nnr uu'
lie ieben tu f1nnen.
Gines Abenos ena Wlaiin burd bas
Dori. Ser Monb por bersits aufaeaon-
gen uno Seihnete tiele ihmarSe Sd,aiteu
aui bic ipeibe StraBs uao bin8 iilbsrns
aropien an ben Reid Der Blumsn. an Den
3isbbrunnen. unb no he ionlt nod plat
b1ttsn. Da iab WldIin cine isne ounilt
@eitolt an bsu ltbenben 3aIn eeIhmieoi
Iuno borts cine iDeinerlidt Stirlne Webet'
nluriflelu,
Wis x ndber IAN. sriannts e Mtiih
sinen oItsn Wlulilonien, ben bic eanse @e,
oenD gut tannte. tsin er lpielte ME felf
3peiter uno perltano aud Die @bironlantil
linD gait beim MoIfs oIs cine Art gutsl
30ubtyer.
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Audi fiile Wobnugsnotb,
StOfieufser eines Gerettetea.
Bon Trans Gasel.

SD BIN AZ Sabre, felt einem 1ierteliobr=
bunoert ballfdbie unb fann nit pebniitbi-
gem Stol5 auf cine ltattlthe 8eIeai9aftss
Rarriere 3uriidbliden. SD babe aGe Arteu
BON Soften miisemaft. ofIisielle unb
gemiitblihe - lanaipeilige, in benen Der
Gbihieo Der einsig erbeiternbe Moment,
luitige nit uno nod Initi9ere cbne Oamen,
peinlidbe, BEL benen bic draiten Soofeinoe
Hh in einem 9alon 5ulammenfanoen,
miBlunaene, mo- ale ,Hehten" abgeIagt
batten. bic aunredten" idmmtlih eri6ienen
lparen - Diners, Su oenen Der Sod oas
@lien niht 5ur rihtieen 3eit Iieferte, Sou.
pers, bel oenen Die Safeln pl1blih aulam-
menbrahen &c. &C. Mue oiele @eniiIie unb
nod einiee msbr babe i1 bur6esfoEtet unb
ibre 6OIsen idneIlsr ODER Ianeiamer iibsr.
mutl0en.
No9 ME aber bat mid cine 8eieIli6aft
10 aneeerifien, .meine Herben 10 Serriittet,
als 6as feline, offenbar iebr beitere 8aqfeit,
oas nein iiber mir tpObnenosr gBirtb ges
itern seeeben. 5u benz i'd nidt eelaoen mar,
uno benz ih niGt beieewobnt babe.
Seit bier gBo9en 8erliner gireer, i'd
bepobnte bis6er nit meiner Jamilie eine
iener reiSenoen tleinen Cottages bes 9res.
bsner englii6en 0iertels, mar icb 10 eliid.
| lid. nah fursem Suhen cine Mobnung 3u
| finoen, bic meinen Wiiniben gan3 ent-
iprah. sSrei pon ben s5eblern,. Die man
| ben Berlinern Wtietbsfaiernen h1bneno
porpirft, bate iie Quft, 2idbt feinsn bunt.
len RorrioOr uno - last not least - fein
Rlapier in Der Ndhe. No1 ipar meniefiens
tein muSitaliider Son su uns aebruneen,
| uno nur oas @eflimper unlerer eiaenen
Ginoer it6rte bic mobItbuenoe Stille.
iGa meroe id seIteru beim 6riihitiid
burd elm Rlopfen unb Sdmmern iiber mel.
mem Ropi i'm Stubium Der 3eitung gelt6rt.
,8ei Gruiens mir6 Sbeater geipielt, III
itellen Dobl bic Biibnt auf, berlhtete baa
befraate 5ausmdoheB.
Uon oieier Mustanft befriebiat, sebe id
meinem Beruf nod, ber mid uni bic pierts
Wabmittagsitunoe n1elner Bsbauiung tpies
Der aufiibrt. Sort finbe ih gsoBe llnruhe
Der Qdrm iiber uns bat iidb geitsisert, biz
Ginbtr Iino aufgeregt, rieine sSrau 1d
nerpnle Gopiihmtr3en, auh, ih babe bnlf
8sIeaenbeit. unIiGtbarer Ibeilnebmer osl
obsren Ueiiuorbereituneen 8u iperosn.
Sci ber Snpps bumpfes, iiampienbel
Get6ie, ols DerlieBen einlae tulloe WiesfiB,
Her ben Saal =
Die 9iins limb ssoedt norbsn uni
wsroen binaHs9etraaen."
i Deim 0ratsn Elm Hrahen. Rlirren, HnI.
| len, als iollte It'd bic Oefe 6ifnen-- IS
i .Shon oas brittle 0eoed. oos Die I'M.
aeithidten Diener 3erbred3en,
Damn ieierIidbe 6tills. bic Hube Dor ben
1 IMeniffey gylleitfe stFnaf hifIf ;hrp GSieao
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1880-03-21
9es Ha66t 2sunoer'
lpiegef.
BON sa6er Mafo6.

Gin b6ies Weib gleiGbt oem rniuetter, !"
iast Der Solmuo. vuur oaB oieies ben
Wfann in's Saus. oos @eib aus Dem
Sauie treibt."
9as erfubr Seri4 8idees nur au beut.
lid an einem ftiirmllhen Ne3embertase, oa
0as Shneeeeit0bsr ibn nadb aamie al
geben 3mane, oblpohl er elm @eIhdit sii
MAIDEN bahte nit oem @utsherren Gapusfi
uno isine 6rau nit ibm 5u 3anfen beaann
uno fortsanfie, bis er mieoer in oos fsreie
elite.
Was balF es Serib Bdelea, bab er Elm
eeadteter Mann mar in Der RbilIa (@e-
meinoe). baB ibn Wiele beneioeten. oaB iein
San0el gut gina, mas balf IS ibnl. baB er
iis1 In isinen bier -Wdnoen am liebiten un.
lihibar semaht bate, fpenn er nur 9emuBi
bate, pie oas au MAIDEN lei. Shifra NOR
nibt etlpa b6ie bel beionbsrsn @slesenbei.
ten. lie aontts INNER; mennihr fleiner SUB
frih in ben eoIoaeifidten YantoIfe! fubr,
iuiitbets lie bereits, mnD ne sonfte nod,
iuenn Serld, Bideles bereits 10 n,6fhtiq
ihuordte. tDie muir Elm @sredter au ihnar.
msn uermag
Disber bate aerld Hideles feline 4iirot
gebuloig aetragen. aber oiesnlal pnbte q
nid,t mehr, mas 3u beginneii. UNI Ghiiro
|5u. bsldnitieen. SIR 3u pioeripreben
bate er lido ldngit abesw5bnt, aber III
dr9erte fd ebenio. menn er It'll blieb. uni
ON meiitel. menti.er ibr Rerht sob. Wos
mar Da tu MAIDEN? nihts mar su ntahen
uno 10 liei osnn SerIh Uidelss in ieinel
9lotb 9srabeuus au Dem peilen Nobbi
Wlieles ilnb flnate ihn iein leio.
| Nabbi WhsIes, ebenlo groB an @tiit uni
Uesbrlomteit. tuie fleiu am G6rpef. idi
| auI Istnsin altsnDipan. iuie Elm ihlqIsnoes
| dbden5uiammenoerellt, b0rte ben 4rmsr
| an nno tahelte.
.@tnil sic mir nid9t belfsn. @onne BEL
5ullnubs, banl bin id eiu uertorenel
Wlann, id9ris Qerih Bidttes. .ober @i
merbtn MID retfe1, eehor6en 9tnea bod
1 bic bbien lpie bic gutsn @sifttr. lino to
Shntn bod @ott asostsn btH Bud u
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Dem goupIet ideint @olotana i

Dem gOupIet itsint GOIotans su
foleen.s
gBir warten iein ghoe nidat ab, mir
Hidten in's Speiie3imner. Ooh auh
oabin folgt uns Die miloe poroe, UNI bas
6onper einSunehmen.
Neue Banlf. - ourd 6ds Wldbeiuhen
lollen bic prismen BON Der Gampe, bi.
Rriiae ON Buffet betuesen iid-
.Gnollh liBen Iie."
Die Dlener ierpiren gerduStbtos, bic ltns
pergleid,liden baben pobl SSilIpariier an-
9e5oaen.
ysSeBt ober ME. benuben mir Die Wino-
title, un1 ldllafen gu eeben, cine Gtmbt
mnB oas Souper bauern, inatuiiher
lhlummern mir elm, unb perihlafen piei-
leiht oas Sd,limmite."
Wieln Ratb iuiro befolat - nit Qutem
grfolg. - gBenieitens glaube i'd lebr iiif
aetrdunlt Su haben, als mid ploblih eir
5on iuedt-ipas ia9e icb, Elm Son, cir
8rauIen, 5tsreien, Sdiittelu, Riittein =
ihmeiBbeoedt itebe id auf.
s9trelen nift oben Die Ginoer ?"
sOa t1nt's BON oben ,po1 iol iie leben
bob foll tie ltben, orei Wtnl bod, uno nod
Elm Utal - nno nod Elm Wtal /" uno Suid
am Glopier. uno aQaemeines NufIfehen
0ldlertIin9en = oas Saus mantt in ieinet
@runopeiten.
rSteben mir auf Wtalmlne, peden mi
Die GinDer, iperren mir oas @as ab, e.
tann oas Shlimntite paIiiren."
I Wtelne 5rnn Ut lbon anee3ogen, Sd1nel
tperoen Die Biloer BON Den Wdnoen aenom
men, Die Sr0ren bonn @las befreit. bi
| Simle uno Buifetbretter cbaerdumt, an
gorlidtsmaBregeln getroifen. uno bein
| Sbeln elmer &er5e bic game S5amiIie il
Dem ltherlten Simmer pereiniat, um be
| Olnee au barren, Die oa fummen! uul
| lie famen - ihredli9er ols Die fiibnit
Ybantalie lie iih ausmalen fam.
/ Ble tol th tie bei9reiben, bieic BoIo
nalle nit 3lnoerinItrumenten, Die ME oi
Yolannen oes iiingiten @eridtes an unle
i DIR 0raneen, Die Quabrille nit GnalI
erblen, bic oirett nnier Obr trafen. bi
Gdno!er, Wal5er, Wfa5urfas, 3u oenen lid
/ leoer 8d1t oIfenbar ieds grtrabeine onoe
ldatit bate - aber mas mar oas Q(Ies oe
} ger ben 8aLlopp ben @ulopD, Der I'M
balb bret ben S6bepuntt bes sseites fem
se!1nete nno unter oetien Wunt bi
Wtauern ii6bnten unb dd1sten.
s3lebt Guh an, Rinoer, eeben mir bic suu
| SAluB oes Bales ipa3leren, babel risfire,
mir be 9elunobeit, aber nidt oas 2ebeu
mie in oieiem Rartenbaus."
l Sa faBt enolid) grbarmen Die iiber nm
Waltenoen, - oas Glapier miro aelcfIol
| len, nod elm paar St6Be beim Ibldaiet
eiu fleines @robeben i'm Sreppenbaus, orD
nenoes 3uihlaeen oes Saustbors, beaIei
tet bon benz SSaa unierer serbred,Iid)Ite
Stii6I1en - bann @rabesrube = Orb
nuns pirb, tuie es ibeint, srit morae
semaht.
/ SD blide I'm mid, Die Rinber Iieae
ihlaftruntsn auf Dem 5opba, neine sra
tdmpft nit einem Weinframpf, Der sSuB
boben lit nit M6rtel. Stud uno ben Brud,
ftiiden elmer Naie (bie mir ju entIeruen per
eaBen) be0edt. Ole 5apeten lin0 aelprurr
gen, bic Bidder pon ben 9eealen aeIallei
= aber @ottlob. mir iino 9llIe unperIeB
mir Isben. uno ba mir nod ldnaer 4
lsben uiini6en, min i'd Die andbise 0orie
bung niht herausforhern, mill feinen spei
ten Bal meines Sausberrn ab,uarten :
bon heute ab Jude i6 frampfbaft, Strat
auf StraBe ab, biz id elm Saus geFnnber
il, Dem i'd allein ODER i'm h61Iten Stod
; tperf gBobnung finbe.
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Das 01alid)e pOlksblatt

spifst per non tosne esnntassb!utt $3.50 per Sabr
sa8o bos babe Sabr uuS $3.50 bas eisrteIabr. nit
eonntassbIats sft2o per Sabr, $3.50 sas bobs Sass
unb 50 go bas s,isfteIiabr.
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Die 3aubergeige.

aIstnsuiaf4ss sssu oon sa4er saaio@.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
d UTE VAR 1GEATED.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3.-A letter was received
at the Interior Department to-day from Colonel
Meacham one OF the Ute Commissioners. giving IN in
terestng history OF the selection OK successor to
Ouray. Colonel McaclGT writes;
When tie Indian courier hrog- -ht the OF Ourays
death th, morning. Indians were seen running from
camp 10 camp bearing the sad story. ADou noon, one
ot tie most ambitious candidate or high hOnors came
10 the Agency aud did not hesitate announce Ms can
dilacv. nor 10 say: Ouray dead That is all right.
some cine all good die" 4 few miautrs later,
talk" with AGENT Berry. The Agent invited them TO
h- room. aud talk begun ny peace nlia I'm
dam asking tie Agent n NJ w0ud ne their friend aud
stand between them and the white men a. Ouray mad
done Tas question tells the T0.e story and indicates
the rcal condition of matters Eerc II shows clearly mat
tie es have intention Of going O. war Upon Major
BERRY assurance thar lie would protect them with all
fge mower Of the Government necessary the Indians
we're evidently relieved from Apprehension Of trouble
vf il white men, VINO Tiil be our Cn!et tneD" asked
the warrior WHO was himself a candidate 10 was thc
moment 20 seal The C-e people forever The
right mna was in The right place. Had MAJOR Berry
frrcteil what might have taken place IN tAe Rocky
Mountains IN the ninety days without hesitation,
the AGENT replied: You nave only one man thdt Is
able 0 receive position OF Ouray that man Il slpo
voldri" The head Of tie ambitious young chie1 bent
forward. Lis hopes We're nlpged The w0Ek vac done.
and We all sleep sOuudy Tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
,ac.ter have failed Their liabilities are stated at

CHESTER nave tailed. Their uaDhiues aFo ''~'S" ~
100000.
The Hamburg-A merican Line steamer Wieland' wnen
sailed from Hamburg Wednesday, the lst ihs''' 1or
New-York, took out 100000 In gold.
A ct. Petersburg dispatch to The Dativ Ners says
No nsuperabe Guilty now be expected 10 ARISE
In the NEGOTIATIONS between Russia and Cnina.'
The official report Of the disaster on the EbTo IN Spai
states that the total number Of who were drowned
snlncy-sx The lieutenant who laid the pontoon bridge
was among the lost.
Colonel Jung, Of the French War Office, has sent Il
challenge to NJ Ivan dc woestynne, writer for the
Paris GduOis for accusing him OF selling military lnlor
nation 20 the RUSSIANS
Berlin dispatch says; It is aut horitatvey de
cared that gold pay tents for notes have not been sus
pended either IN Berlin at any or the branches OF inc
Imperial Bank Of Germany
dispatch from Rome to The Daily Ne'cs says ! " IL
Chill, and Peru do not ME Ell gland France
and Italy intend act IN concert 70 protect he lives
and property Of foreigners"
Tho United satas Trenton naRsh!p OF the Med
terranean Squadron has arrived at Gibraltar Rear
Admiral Howell visited Lord Napier Of Magdaa, tho
Governor. and Will sail for the East to-day
Australians interested In the sculhug matcn seht
dispatch last night to the American arm that mas one'e
S5 900 In prizes stating that Trckstt and Laycock wli
not row later than the 22d OF November and that u
the is rOwed on the Thames IL luus' Vo 4'"SN -
heats. -
TORONTO, Ont, Sept 3.-uanlan left here Yesterday
on his way to England. He Will reach New-I0rK To-
day and sail on tne City OF Richmond tomorrow.
OTTAWA ontario, Sept 3.-Fifty Canadian narResa ana
American boats were loaded to-day with lumOer III
Chaudiera Docks for the American market They TOOK
out 900 000 OF feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-04
PRESIDENT HAYES'S JOURNEY.
A SPEECH ON EDUCATION AT DURLINGToN-RE-
CEPTGON AT OMAHA.

A SPEECH ON EDUCATION - AT DURLINGTON-RE-
CEPTGON AT OMAHA
BURLINGTON, Iowa, Sept. 3.-Presldent hayes
and party arrived here last night Near depot over
5000 people had gathered. After being introduced by
Major Stone, he said &" have hobby which have
talked on Of late In this period Of universal pros
pe1iry with the most prosperous Government on the
globe might inaugurate new policy on one impor-
tant subject Iowa need be told i,te "a any STATE
that knowledge IS power Where universal suffrage
prevails there must be universal education. There
should he everywhere free schools that Will III every
man 10 vote. Mere voters simply powder
and balls for demag0gucs. Let means OF edu-
cation be provided by the General Government
We have east the eOOred people Of the south the
duty citizenship. and we cannot complete that great
work give them the means of becoming as great
as they may with education. II We would make recon-
etruetion complete we must also give every southern
white the means Of becoming power and not a
machine" The President closed amid hearty applause,
and General sherman who stood by, introduced In
the course pf his remarks he rad Boys Ahere are
some things above politics The PROF fsslOn OF war Is
Of them. hope no soldier VIII De lnnucnceu III us
simply because vote one " y Nr NE Otrr or De-
cause I hold certain opinions POiutnG To a large
American 4, ne said Let us make that da& me en-
bem OF all that great. good ana glorious" Inc
presentation OF before the Gro" aroused er
~ tiu.la,u The prrfV then Withdrew - the train,
which nt once moved out AMID loud cheering
CTrTMWA. Iowa, sept 3.-IAc Presidents party mr.
rived here last evening Tie speeches made were Orel
Wen she the train was once more undcF way Tue
party retired for the night
OMAHA. Ncb.. sept 3-Prcsldent Hayes and party ar
rived mere early morning. There w|s 10 reception
Ambullnces from Fort Omaha Transferred Tue guests
tnrOugi, streets ~ the iOrt purely military re-
ceptiOn there gwen lie hariac6s were Wis ca
nm Ter tn. escort Of Aaior Burt. Carriages with the
p1rtv lett the fort shortly Tue President
rode on IN advance and spent the remainder OF the day
wta friends in hs city. secretary Ramsey Joined tle
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rrPsT TOKENS OF DISASTER.

TIE COAST FOR MILES sTREwN WITH "REChA"h-
FIVE BODIES CAST AsHORE-EvDENCE THAT
THE VESSEL WAS TIE VERA CRUZ.
S,v,VNAU. Ga, Sept. 3.-A special dispatch to
-, Borning Ne,cs from ST. Augustine says: The
,oach north and south of the -. Augustine Light,
aud as far south as Matanzas Inlet is strewn with
rreckage. dry goods provisions and mer-
ob,ndise of every description. The first evidence
of wreck was discovered near the lighthouse
ON Tuesday and on following the coast TO the north
.rd south the story of a terrible disaster was re-
reo1ed Ten miles below Matanzas some trunks
and 4 mail bag were found. The latter, which
was marked with a tag, Return TO New
vo,l1 was opened and found 10 contain letters
datA8 "New-York, August 2j, 1880 per City OF
Vera Cruz"
There were also found bills of lading for
rools by the steamship Vera Cruz. Near the place
where the mail bag and trunks were found the bod
es of three men. a woman and a child were discov-
,rel and buried by the people IN the nelghborhood
An valnables and jewelry were taken from the bod
;o so that the remains could be identified. All the
,,roclzare shows that the steamship Vera Cfuz
,rbich sailed from New-York on August % tor
Havana either went ashore on or foundered just OH
,io Florida coast on Monday night or Tuesday
morning. during the heavy storm, and all on board
persisted.
W.sglyGroy. Sept. 3.-The Post Office Depart
r,cnt received telegraphic advices to-day from
Gainesville Fla. stating that a severe storm had
svept over the central portion OF Florida Oh sep
tember l and .. Post roads were Hooded and
bridges washed away. and mail communication seri-
,uslv interrupted between Ocala and Tampa on the
sest coast of Florida.
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rOI1NDERED IN A CYCLONE.
uprcK OF THE CITY OF VERA CRUZ

WRECK OF THE CITY OF VERA CRUZ
r,sp,rcHrs FROM FIoRIDA-wREcKAGE FOUND ON
rur COAST NEAR ST. AUGUsTINE-RECEIPT OF
Tur NEWS IN THIS CITY-ANXoUs INQUIRIES
~ rp,FNps-LIcr OF PASSENGERS, OFFICERS
AND CREW,
n;snotches from st. Augustine, Fla, state
IA, the wreck of the steamship City of Vera
Cy,z was first feared Tuesday when masses
IS wreckage and five bodies were washed
shore about thirty miles below that city.
Tom marks on the mail matter found, the
e,rc,usion was reached that the City of Vera
Cruz must be lost Other vessels report
great cyclone off the coast of
Florida about August 2s, and many
barely escaped wreck. The owners of the
Steamship in this city. F. Alexandra q Sons,
stiu hone that the vessel is not lost. There
vere twenty-nine passengers on board, and
the crew consisted of forty persons, in
cludinc Captain Van Sce and the other Of
fcers
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COLOMBIA AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA. Aug. 25.-Dates from Bogota, the
Capital ar 10 Augusts Congress was sti IN session
A law has been passed authorizing the President u
exempt the Panama abroad Company from extending
its track tue Islands N the bay provided 1t pays Tor
the favor.
leading paper OF the Capital criticizes severely the
conduct Of the Ministers OF the United states aud
Germany on the occasion OF The anniversary OF COom-
bian Independence, -bowlng due respect whi s
attending solemn Ie Deum III the eatHeuFaI Vi 1AA'
city.
Tue Government % Guatemala has signed contract
with GuermO Name and Louis 'hie,-iuger, % con
nue railroad ust opened from the port Of san Jose
To Escuiuild and 10 TIE tapud.
In "a lyddOr business II more active thau usual \
bank II about % Dee established 10 the Cip al. win
capital OF 100000. with branch m santa Aua Don
Franc SEQ Medina Of Guatemala, Is hc cIef mover III
he