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The DuelIo on the s~OuihsIdo.

WARRANTS FOR TIE ARREST OF SENATOR WILL
COX AND CAPTAIN PROCTOR.
Especial telegram to theDispatch.1
PETERSBURG, September 21.-Warrants
were issued to-day for the arrest Of Captain
w. III. Proctor, a well-known merchant OF
this city, and r. Boiling Wilcox, OF Prince
George, State senator from the Petersburg
district, on the charge OF being about,to
commit breach Of the peace by engaging
iu a duel. The two gentlemen got into a
personal difficulty last night, out OF which
II was reported a correspondence grew
looking to arrangements for a hostile meet
ing. Captain Proctor was arrested this ale
ternoon and placed under a bond OF $4,000
to keep the peace. Dir. Wilcox has not
been arrested. A warrant is also out Tor
General Stth Boiling, who is believed 70
be Mr.. Willcox's friend.
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sided, and fes0lltlons were sdopie cd :exs
prtssiYe OF the feelings OF The meeting. A
Committee was appointed - arrange for .
more formal meeting 10 future The whole
CRY wore q funeral appearances all dsy.
unprecedented Essopenn TrIEass 20
the Decreased Americas Hnser.
LosDos, September 2i.-Eyrry hour In
ereases The evidence that The present Is 'bt
most remarkable demonstration OF sympa-
thy ever witnessed In Europe. The bells
Of PSrs ana The churches 10 various places
In England are tolled. which Is unprece-
3ented as q tribute to q foreign rpIer.
,RgssIA's RECIPROCAL sYNPAzVA
ST. PETERsBuBG. September 2i.-An the
papers publish warm eulcgies Of the late
President, dwelling upon bis high personal
qualtes. They say that Russia, whose
heart IL sensible OF It's own recens loss, feels
profound sympathy for the great american
nation, which has ever shown the same SYM
pathIes for Russia.
CONDOLENCES RON ITALY AND THE POPE.
ROMg, September 21.-Tbe Government,
on behalf OF the King and people. and Car.
diBsl Jaeobipi, the Papal Secretary OF State.
on behalf OF the Pope, have eabled their
condolences to Mrs. Garfield.
The OpiRione expresses sorrow ut the
Illustration Of President GaitieId's pro-
ersSme by assassination, bu5 hopes and
trusts that General Arthur, who has re-
Gently completely changed bis attitude, will
follow In the footsteps OF his predecessor.
THE VOICE OF THE oaGlG PRESS.
LoSDOx, September 2I-Tbe Liverpool
Cbsrier heads an article '',fbe Martyr Pre-
sident," and SAYS " We consider that The
most appropriate comfort TO the American
people are The words Of Mr. Gar6eId's wi
speech delivered on The death Of LincolA
and commencing, 'phe Government ah
Washington still lives.S"
The Liverpool Poej says: "The Dhan
dies not In vain around whose dealh-bed
are buried all dIssesiions. The peoples
misgiyings relative 10 General Arthur are
probably unjust 10 Sim, and certainly nn-
derestimaie the good sense with which
American public opinion uniformly con-
trols the Executive"
THE LONDON "~TRLEGRAPH" on PRESIDENT
ARTHUR.
LONDON, September 2l.-The DtiIy TeIe-
graph says I" MIR. Arthur will not dare 10
deyiate from the policy OF General Garfield.
or to substitute new men OF his own choos'
ing for those whom he finds 10 Office. Were
any such attempt TO be made 1t would be
foredOomed TO failure"
SPANS TRIBUTE TO GARPIE1.D.
MADRID, September 2l.-Tbe press here
Is unsDlmous in the expression OF It's con-
dolence. The COrrero points 10 The efforts
OF President Garfield to reform the Admin
istration. and 10 the manner in which The
public finances prospered during his term.
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Norfolk.

FOUL LAY sUsPECTED-wORK SUSPENDED AT
II NAVY YARD-CR0PS.
Especial TELEGRAM TO the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, September 2l.-The body OF a
negro man named DIX Davis was run over
in Norfolk by a freight Train OF The Norfolk
and Western road to-day, and The finding
OF a bulIet-hole 10 bis neck and his head
badly battered leads Justice Taiem TO sus-
pect foul play. The body was cot in two
by the train. An investigation is progress
irg.
Half-hour guns were fred oil day at the
nayy.yard to-day, and the yard will ne
closed and all work suspended Friday.
Crops all through Sussex are fully up 10
the average except peanuts.
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CELERY
AS A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
WHAT THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
SAY ABOUT III.
THE GOOD RESULTS ATTENDING ITS USE
IN
HEADACHE, NEURALGIA, HERV0UsSEss'
INDIGESTION. sLEEPLESsNESs,
AND PARALYSIS.

Celerv has only cone Into public notice withfnth
last few years as u ~nervine, but scientific expert
ments aud experience have proved beyond a aoubt
that IL controls nervous irritation and perioeG ner-
vous- and sick headache TO q marked degree.
Rrown seduaTd says mat Cseny contains more
nerye-food than any other vegetable or seasl'nee
go1nd I'm nature. Celery was hrst diseoTered aud
uSed as q peryine ~ French physicians a5sin ibo1
Rpt = continuation Of the TX rRACTSOSCELEkr
Ann CHANOMAE, which has been bat reeen iy
introduced TO the profession and, the pnbHc BY my
self. has produced such marvellous results In caring
nervousness ancsheadaehes, ard especially nervous
and sick. headaches, neuralgia, paralysis, ndiges-
lion, ana sleepiessness, thai IL has e1siteo S-onc
attention and X HsDaper ana many pnS-
s,c,ans have tested the merits OF the preparation
With The best sesulis, as quSted oelo" fD0m Aie"'
WHAT PHYSICIANS SAT-.
.Dr. Beuson's preparation 81 CessTy and Chsmo-
mile. for neSvOus diseases, Is The mesl fmpofl.hta az
dhlion made TO the materia medlc1i IN mo last luaI-
ter OF a osainry."-Dr.1. W A''s's'" D"
more.
arr. rsnson,s pills are worth their weizht 10 gold
In nervous aud sick headaehe.'-Dr H. n. Sc"i'c"-
ter, ~ BaAtmors.
.Jbe=e pills are 10 available in nervous diseases
DR.. Hammond, sf feto fors.
n Benson's pills for the cure Of NEURALGIA arc =
mecesSn-Dr. 4P. H0fsaAn, or ChTtsts"nso"5s
va.
These nils arc a special preparation only for tn
.nre M ,pecial diseases, as named. and for these The,
are worthy OF a trial by all intelligent sufferers
Ihsv are preplred expressly TO cure siek-heAdsche
nervous. headache, dyspeptc-headacfe. neuralsis
nervousness, paralysis. sleeplessners. sRd indises
ton. ana viii cure any case. Price, so cents. Posl
are free. sod BY all druggists, Depot 100 mort
| Eaiaw street. Baltimore, Md &c i'-e~i"
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How Guiieau Passes the Time since
The Death of the PRESIDENT.

WASHINGTON, d. g., September 2l.-
Everything at the Jail is quiet this morn
Ing. Guiteau is described as being some.
what restless, but be alternately reads and
writes. He IL thought TO be engaged IN
writing his reflections on the shooting and
the Presidents death.
1t is generally thought by those who have
examined the statutes that Guiteau cannot
be convicted OF murder uOder the District
laws, and Colonel CorkhilI is now said to
entertain that opinion.
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-. ,u,spsy Establishes the Fact that Death
-. notwithstanding Hemorrhaae the
,um,siate Cause OF observation-disclosures.
,,.,ed Tribute from the Old World-The
v.,ee Of Foreign Journals, kc.
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TIE BODY LYING IN STATE,

x,,uea by ThouSands-Tho Re-
maips TO DC Taken TO cleveland
Friday Evening.
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Charlottesville.

A C0LOReD MAN KILLED BY The CARS
Especial telegram 10 the Dispateh.I
CHARLOTTESVILLE, September H.-Sldney
Parker (colored), keeper Of a hotel for col
ored people near The DEL o., was lun over
by the ears and killed at $50 O'Clock to-
night. He was Standing on The main track
looking at a circus-car, when a train oil
cars that was being run in from above struck
him, crushing him to death.
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Flour.

Flour-we quote Fine, s4.o0at5; extra, 81 so
dS7.7 rs: supernne, t6.5O@s6.75; commrn lam
ly. It7.75@S6i choice or patent fairly, IS 500
1915.
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THE ARRIVAL At WASHINGTON.

of the Remains at the
pepet-an Gather
ing az People.
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The Fund for Mrs. Garfield.

New YORK. September 81 The subscrip-
tions to the Mrs. Garfield fund up TO noon
to-day amounted 10 S2l0,90l.
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BY T9leErapB '
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK, Sep,ember 2l.- N0On.-Stocks strong.
Money. 4d6 per cent. FxchansI-LoDg. 4SO3;
short, asa. state bonds inactive. Governments
strong aud i higher.
sgsHtn0. money. Sad per cent. Exchange,
1901. Governments steady: new IS, 1Ol3; new
AS, ll3h; new Is, lI74. States Gu |, except Tor
Xirginia deferred B's.
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6RAsp Lopez or viRaiSfA.A. 4. Ma
Ss.se sEeExrAExs ".

NOTICE.-The box 70 De piscsu In ~
IN eoraer stcps OF the meIanient 81 IcfkseSr
has been placed In my custedY ~ hot. soH$
JOHNSTON, chairman Of ~. Csn9fe~iSne to1-
Mission, yith distraction 70 bsye " 9.Su
This Ia therefore. 10 give notice that ~ arlext
or h~fore the isr OEfOnYt. The salaeits % sno
nov being iimisea. ~ - necessary 10 eoa'uaaoeR
'sea'a ~ ''s'' WILLIAM 3. .lsAAcss-
So l5-iocl Grand tesFs's{ss
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.re OF the FUNERAL Train Tor
p ,ne national Capital.
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COMMERCIAL,
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

NJ AND TON EAOI1aNN|
RICHMOND, September FL, 1854.
SALES.
WHEAT White, 80 good az $3.50. Lancaster,
400 bushels prime at 81 80. Mixed. 122 bushels
good at &l.46. FullZ, 20 bushels choice seed at
Al 81: 80 bushels veIy good at fl,46; 20 bushels
good al 81 AZ; 20 bu,hels good Al al.40; "a Dush-
els common AT S1.2O.
CoFN.-wnite, 4os bushels very good and prime
at 03c.
bushels prime winter at zoe.
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, September 2I.-Virsinia OF, de-
feTred, 10; cOnsois, 1924: second series, 80; past
due coupons, 924; new l0-40's, 55h Bid to-day.
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..,,s,lgs Ar FRAsGLls COTTAGE.
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NEW YORK corroN FuTuREx

NEW YORK, Sepss mbsr 2l.-restoa- Mes receipts.
closed steady sales. $4,000 bales sepiepbsf,
SIl.7as&iI7s; October, sl1.G0@sil 81; No
Yembsr, Ell Ga; DeeembeF, tlI7l@su " Dr..
Ma eh, 4 af2Asi2 IA; Apxii, $i2.22@sie.2f;
Nav, tl2.as@tla4 "A.
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DEMEMDER STATE FAIR,
III oc.fOBER i7.2f. ,
SC l7.,oei7 EVERYBODY COMING
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elDpG FOR THE STRICKEN WIDOW.

rupd Already Over Two Hundred
and Ten Thousssd Dollars.
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s,,.u SCENES AT Ks.nEReN
fsh YESTERDAY.
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r,avN OF BORROWING PEOPLE

..,ss rss,rs Rou,e View she Pass-
s ing Trafa.
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FERTILIZERS.


DOR SALE,
TWENTY THOUSAND TONS FERTILIZERS,
EMBRACING
ACID PHOSPHATE.
DISSOLVED BONES,
ANNOTATED FERTILIZERS,
GERMAN POTASH SALTS issinitl.
am prepared TO offer 10 the Wholesale and retail
trade the above at different ports. both north and
south, at prices 10 compete with other msnufsctu-
rers.
Special efforts viii be made TO meet the views
large buyers. Address
PERRY NJ. DELE0S,
Manufacturer and importer Of Fertilizers.
81 Broadway, ~. Y.
SOUTHERN oPFIcE. I04 Bay street, savannah
Ga. Sc 5-eod3m
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MUssCAL.

MUSICAL NsTRuCrI0N-PErER
wi A. MARrNI WILL GIVE LESSONS ON
Tar PiANO AND VIOLIN. Having been sens
ftanastudant o. music from ehiidhosd. he fesys Dfe-
pared TO give ,horouzh instruction to thoe< who'
nav favor him with saeix pstro szze. Orders can
be eft al Ne. 322saet Broad stfens. 84t
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THE NATIONS MARTYR.
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SECOND BAND PIANOS constantly on hand
from $50 and upwards.
OLD INSTRUMENTS taken IN part ezehangef 70
CasaIoSte. free. RAMOS a MOSES.
Ausie IA porfus1.
81 81 sl4 Main street. Richneud, Va
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A MEXICAN HOTEL FuRNlTURE,
"A 0~NNIEUsES, HvRSkS, &C. lOx SAL4.-
TWO OMNIBUsHs, fOuk MuES4&, BUGGY,
HKRNEss, Ae., The tGkNf1uRS o. ~ Amers-
can Hoieh All ia coed esoer. sih - sold - ~ en-
sire.y OF IN Ies 10 saii purchasers -
~ 10 So y s. DOIl90N
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Gloom, Grief, and sOrrow Every
where.

WAsHINGToN, ID. c., September 2l.-Dis-
matches received to-day from oil parts OF the
country are in the main repetitions Of re-
morris heretofore sent. Every community IS
i'm mourning over the death OF The Presi-
dent. Public meetings were held IN many
nIaces, at all Of which some expressions OF
lender regret and warm sympathy were the
burden OF the speeches made and resOlu-
lions adopted. At many points business IS
mutually suspended. The gloom, grief, and
sorrow is universal throughout The North,
South, East, and West.
SELMA, September 21.-Specials TO The
Selma Morning Times from aI parts oil
Alabama indicate the most profound sof-
row at the death Of the President. AT
many places business was suspended, and
great sadness prevails in this city. Many
buildings are draped IN mourning.
Colombia, S. c., September 3l.-One
hundred minute guns were hred at noon
Yesterday by the Columbia artillery, ana
The fllgs on The State Capjel and other pub
lie buildings were at hsli-msst. Gloom
peryades the community, aud expressions
Of the deepest sympathy and regret are 10
be heard every where.
GALVESTON, September 2L-A meeting
al citizens was held this evening at The
Cotton Exchange and resolutions were
unanimously adopted depEecatiDg The loss
Of the Chief Magistrate as a calamity to the
people OF the United States.
NArcHEz, MISS, September sl.-As soon
"a the sad tidings of the Presidents death
was received IN this city all the bells were
tonsd. the stores We're closed, and business
was entirely suspended. Many OF The pub
lie and private buildings were draped In
mourning. A spontaneous gathering OF
citizens Of al classes assembled II the court
house. Rev. j. d. Stratton, ID. b. pre-
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cHicAoo. eeptonbeF 2I.-Eiony steady aud u9-
ehsnud. Wheat sirong andhtshsJ; No. 2 Chicago
sorin9, si.2e cash, sI~3esstl,30l Octobsf
81 .9ftGb1.S SIX November. Corn siroax, oiroSs'
67za87kc. ONOOer. tats aetAsc, erm, aud higeef {;
49La40tc. cash, 40kc. september, 4OA14esc.
O;.ossr. Pcit 5sIrly .s.,ss ssd Z ssa1 s hInsr
sctive. GrmL and higher: ei2.l0@sl2.l - cab.
kla 80 November. Bulk, meats stfsay asa un-
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DEMEMBER STATE FAIR,
M VCIuBER l7.2f
sl7tocln EVERYBODY cossse.
pNORArIsNs

VT II. REB. TIE WELL KNOWN
III. DsG0RAToR. of wshiDsion GAY. viloee
in THIS ~ r az fel west Brad street. GA the 81 or
October. Ls viii exhiblt . large ssck o. ~
CQRAib0sS. ~ lSle<S2-
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LONDON, September 2l.-The DtiIy Tete-
qrdph says "Mr. Arthur will not dare 10
deyiate from the policy OF General Garfield.
or to substitute new men Of his own cb0os-
ing for those whom he finds in Office. Were
any such attempt TO be made 1t would be
~foredOOmed TO failure"
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MADRID, September 2l.-Tbe press here
is unsnlmous in the expression OF its con-
dolence. The COrrero points TO The efforts
OF President Garfield to reform the Admin
istraiion. and 10 the manner in which the
public 6nauces prospered during his term.
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LOUISVILLE. September 81 Flour steady aud
6rm: extra, Ssa25: choice - fancy, s&25 Wseat
sIesdy AZ ALB. Corn steady OF TEE oats steady
M 46c. RuIk. meats quiet: shoulders nominal; stdes,
Ike. Bacon quiet: shoulders. 9Be. siaes' SzTc.
sugAr-cured DsiRs, l54c, Whiskey SfeadS.
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September zI.-F1our strong and
unchanged. Wheat irregular; No. z red winter.
sI.45XGsI.46 Corn Strong st 6oc. Oats eashr
~ 44c. PORK quiet AT SCI. LARD stronger at siZiV
Il con In good demand: shoulders, 9Hf.: sides, lZAc.
Whiskey In good demand al Sll4; eolnDlnstoh
sales OF finished goods. i COT barrels on me oasls
lOInlOkc.: New Orleans. SM 65e. dogs sietoy
and firm: common and lighf. f5ZSg $3.50; pack
inc and butcheSr 10 BOD tT70.
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Of IhE bolbOiNN
FALoUE on WHICH TIE REMAINS WILL RE
POSE.
Tbe Capifol Is black ard white. To the
vast extent OF white the black looks very
small In proportion. The effect, however,
Is very pleaslng. Looking ut The Capitoi II
seems a big white picture Win necEs Oh
shadows here and here. There has been a
large quantity Of Grape USED IN CUT
side and inside decoration, but IL appears
10 he no more than a few yards when tue
yastness Of the white pile Is contrasteu
with It. The decorations, commencing at
the top OF the building, show harmon anu
taste. The statue OF Liberty when sur,
mounts the Capitol building IS wiInoue
adjournment. Just below It the e)iuibps
which circle around are tied WITH DIacA
bandages. with a rosette or black IN tne cen
ire. The balcony just below these eoIumns
4, f%estooned from section 10 sec'Ioh. ~
each larger rail there IS a roseIae'
There Is a big Jump downwards De
fore any more decorations are seen'
the while space between The TWO re-
llefs OF black stands out strongly. Inc
NEXT Mace where black appears Is on tue
large balustrade around the bottom OF 'ne
dome. The rim OF the Dalustrade Is covered
with black. There IL a rosette where eacn
OF stone pillars JOIN iogeiheI. a
nendant OF black hangs from esch foselle;
The same system OF decoration Is oOse'sSu
sronnd the balnstrades on the TOOLS o. !ne
House and Senate chambers, and on Tue
correspoudlng balustrade that SURROUNDS
~ ,he same attitude the base OF lDe
dome. The big columns below nave
hands around them, from when i've
large strips OF black are pendant. inis
snrm extends all around the building. All
snfranees 10 the building are teslooned in
hIasr' che figures Of The bas relief on tne
',ast' sronf are 20 draped with the Grape ihal
new seem TO band one fold Of The oiaes
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PIANOS. ORGANS, Ae.

EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
We invite a comparison Of our pIices and term
for the following celebrated makes OF
PIANOS AND ORGANISE
KNABE, HAINEs, EMERSON, PEAsE-PIANOs
EsTEY, SMITH, sTERLING-o2GANs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-02
ct. @loub, Minn., 9onutritas, ben 2. 3nni, 1881

9ssoronung. Die emisen Nadsrabun.
gen in ct. petersburs na4 Meinen, Die
fortmdbrenb ben gerbaftunsen uno
8ernebmungeu, oieMaKeneinquartier.
unqen uno patrDilIirenben ao5ofenpi<
tets bringen cine fieberbafte Mngit ber-
Dor uno bic Nibiliiten idumcu ni9t int
mer neue 3eiden ibres Da1eins gu ge*
ben. Sic @erdnoeruneen in SEN bod
ften 8eamtentreiiens 1inb nod ni@t gu
gnoe. Sic @oiierin, oeretmesen baupt-
ld&li& Der @jar feline &efben3 in bos
bef.itiste nno oeri&an3te @&loB @rat.
l@ina oerlest bat, 1T 10 nerp0s aufee,
|reet. oob man ernitli6 BON einem 1lm=
5use na9 &openbasen, oil Sen Sol
ibres Waters, ipridt. eeSn sen ,ueniaen
Motber ibrer 9errl@aft baben 8tioe,
&ailer unc &ailerin, ldon 5u @eniqe
erfabren, ,pie reid an Dornen Sic ruiz
| iiIbe &aiiertrone lit. @ie uno mo- oos
enoi9en miro, ldSt |i6 gar nidt oble=
ben.
Dit orientalii6e Grage t1itt
1pieoer ctluas in ben @intergruno.
Grie4enlonb fat notb9eoruneen Die
3useitdnoniiIe Der boben Yiorte anee=
nommen unb Die 2ettere bcreits ibrt
GommiNdre ernannt, Die bsi Der ueber-
sobe beg an @riedenlano ab3utretenoen
@ebietes fun9iren lollen. @eDt oaz
MQes 9latt ab, bann tpiiroen oleroinas
8ieIer @eiIasun9en iu @9ano.n, al
!ein fir europa 1T es ood Gin &lld
,uenn oieie uer1uidelte uno pertporren'
Gra9e friebli9 9elDf miro. 9enn Elm,
8ombe, in oas europdil9e puluerfei
seraoe I'M se9enlpdrtiaen 9lueenblid
9eworfen, lpiiroe unableDbare Nerbeer:
un9en on9er;6tst bobsn.
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Smlamo u .,

Cine Depei6e aug @oI9inaton
meloet uns, ooB an @teue 8. &reis=
mann's Ser ieit elmer lan9en &eibe bon
Sabren @eneralconlul Ser Wr. @toaten
III Berlin 9elpslen lit, Elm 9err Gbar%
leg &oblo BON Snoiana fir bas
Wmt ernannt lporoen lit.
Gbarles &ablo, Der gum Gene
rolconiul in Berlin ernannt moroen III,
mar in Den eSabr:n 1879 uno 1881 cin
Mi'gliso oes @taots @enates Iiir sic
Counties Gab uno Carroll. Gr 1T in
Masbeburs, in Der preubil6en propins
@a6Ien. 9eboren, 40 Sabre alt un0 in
2osansport lebboft, tpo er nit eineE,
Tabrit : Gtabliliement in Derbinoune
lfebt. Srobaem er Elm Deut14sr 1T,
6at er, ,uabreno cr in @elet9ebuu9 |ob,
nit Dem oeutI9en Clement ,penis 0er=
|tebr 9epFosen uno @ol6es erit Damn
|9etbau, als er, neil ct einen Goalulats=
Pofen lu9te, oerl1nteritiikuns einFuB-
seider 9eutlder beourfts. Dtan ia,
libn 9ep0bnlih fur einen @d,po9,
topf 9sbalten unb bat er i'm @enat fir
bas Grauenitimmre9t, 1owie bafir
| geitimmt, oab Die Probibitons =Mmen-
dement's 5ur 9taats= GonHitlltion
|Sur @oltsabi thinning 9ebra9t iuerben
lIollten."
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|pasne orbeitete CT fart an ser vMa=
[ldiner unb oafiir beuer iein 2obn.
/ 9as tiibne @aenib bes Tinan3=
.Ilscretairs, no6oem ibm Die ul|pano.
lung BON 1876 Millionen 6procentioe,
Bombs in 33procenti9e iiber Gr,patten
iI9e9liidt, nun oasie1be Experiment mil
.|oen resiitrirten 5procentige Bombs in,
8etrage BON $50 Milionen Douara
! |pDr5unebmelL obne bod oie13ur Ginl6-
lung erforberli@en @elouittel in 8e.
'lreitl4aft 5u baben, oorf bereits als pol=
lfdnoi9 selunssn betrabtet ,ueroen. Die
IGunfprocentisen itr0nen maiienDafl
mad Malbinston. unb Biz Montaq
i |Ra@mittag waren iol9e I'M Betragt
|uon $239 ,473,s0 sur l1mwanblunq
'|ein9elaufen. 9ieier eritaunti@e Gr.
! |folg 1T elm eldn3enoes 3eu9nib fit ben
j Greoit Der BunbestesierunS, bot abe,
'tan4 feline bebentli4e 6eite, inbem {,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1881-06-02

slIle aele9entlide Nn;sigen mii1ell I'M Sor>
aus besoDlt merbcn. ...:
Nlle ncue Anseiscn, ioluie Gorrclp ponben5en
&C., &C. miiIlen bis ipdtelfens 9initaa D(itto9
in Ser Office bieies @lattc5 cintrcfen.
8ulenbungen obue llnteridrift bes @inlen'
1cnocr5 ipeyben ,idt angenomnlen.
gbonncutcn, tuelt)e iDren gSobnort dnocrn,
i, tuerpen crlud)t neblt benz ncucn SSobnortc su>
gleih ben Manlsn iencr Yofofficc ansu9eben,
jipo iie 5plebt bcn v&orbi itern" in Gnpfona &C.
nommcn bobeu.
} s(bounemcl,tsbetras luerben SIT jeber Belt
5unoeuoN,rle1t. gScr brei Nnn,mern anni,nmt,
lift sur Gnnabmc (rsip. 3obluna) berislben
5berpd d)tct. 9ieicS 8lott tann nur bann ouf.
aetiinDiot irerDcl, nodbem etua,ae rid lta1>
bioc slbonnenteugelbcr beSablt iinO.
I 4robc, ,Stun,mern uerOer aul Scrlon9en frcl
5,5uaeididt.
s}ur fir bic @e(be:, bic per reoltrirtem
;Brlcf ober gNontbOrbcr aeionbt ncrben, tibet
I JneDmcn wir Die 8erantmortliGteit.
: Man oorel1ire ale Brisfe:
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