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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-01
grOBe1t &eMOmmet's.
9lnT6ten Derporra0em0er 2lerste.

2os GetiuOe ciues aroben &enoumee's pirS ut&t
einem Gage auIgefa6rt Oas 6unbament mu6 noIiis
uuo tci cin, uuO Der fol8e O6er6au eyiorOert 0eI
3cit. GiuO irgerbno 0HRe, 70 fam Oas ganBe pl0ss
lid unO O6ue Die 0logbtelt Der geparatur suiammeus
Farsen. Sam 5erun SemauO sruetfclu, Der oeIe5eu,
luie seiriiie UcrtbIoc 0leObtnen, Die gu ep6emcrer
gtOtorietdt auf8eput porOen oer grseenbeit arbein
geiauen iin6? aber p6brenb bas gOffrum obne nrea
rsn ggert6 oeridpinbet ftcis oas d8te Scimtttel d
&c Gissn6um elmer GnieIpcion oOer nidt, 5ur bodHen
eufe Oes Griolges empor. ectn Sciseu in Der goHss
CUNT 1T pteacdt fein roI6es, abcr Elm beO ibsreres.
Inter ben lang bepdGrteu Brdparatcn, uelds Ea
e6utt far strH Oos gertrauen oes Bublfums ers
mOrben 5obcn beet teiues b06ere gmpicbuuseu, ,.ots
GcIOcus TdiTIncs RfnOflHh unO toniTaes
siargun0smittd. Ser uriprln8aAe UoGfdnbtse
Same 6icies mb6utreffifen EOniams N goIbens
gtebias RHiEges 2tnoFeiia.grtraft unO Eontc Sns
bilorator. urpringltb en einfade5 RlnoFeIds
grr1f, uod oem gIeept 6es Barons Oon 2ie6is Subcz
ret I, erbelt es meoBniibe geiaa6en, oauuter giieu
uuO galiiooo glnfangs einfades gla6mussmitcI, bat
es nd i'm Goufe BON breBebu Sabren Bu ielnem ictigen
Bo6cu glau9e ols Stdrfunass, rmfimmunsss un0
Rcpmtrditisungs= s=Wftn er6oben. Tur ic5r tUentse
gdttcl 6abcu bos Slid gs6a6t, oss grtrauen btr
Qer5te 70 unbeoust 5u sewtnnen ba6 tbm Don ssiten
buicI6m moientfuTofiItFen 9obsser6c6ungmp Tbta
rUur6en unO es on bORu Stsae 70 foyt ausseOradte
auuFcnnuns 8efunoeu.
gu ben 8brperbridDerben, far bsreu
geistttauuq ss ftd etguetBabtcn s6Dds
de- 0pspePfte, abBebrun8, eunsentraut,
6eieteu, grutormutb, gnttrdftuns ber
8rauen un0 safrif6 0leiB6artstt
ais 9sirmttter6e sumpftieber-Ra(os
ria-unO sur 8orbeu8ung beiietbsu BAT
gOC6srs flhiiiges RtnOfretid unO tOnt.
tdes Stdrtung smtttst mid istuss @lsts
d en-. DUr6 5 5orberuug ber 8erbauuHsss
fuuftiouen unb Gottenabiouberuns bes
fsittst es isneu tronfbottsu 3uFunb
6cs SpRems, tpetder 6er Gumpfftsbsr
EbGrunb GbOr 6ffueL uu6 IS stbt tst-
men Fdrfereu geIeg Ietuer gorBdss. ats
benRu6Dets Ieiuer Nutts ts5umptfisbers
BtrtunQ. Sn olen apot6elcn gu baben.
6. q, GritteutoH, olleniser Ggent,
Vr. If5, 5ultonaraBe, ReiUsDorf.
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sGreGItGe tInfaae TIT einent StaDEs
iDerFc,

Ct. 2out8, 81. 0ftOber. = g8dbrcnO
bier Grbeitsr, glameas Mdrrion, Mc@oUern,
Wlc@rail uno 0allep, beute in Den ,, Sulcarz
Stablmufen" III SiO- ct. 2oui8 nit e.lter
Qabuno Gobeilen IN eiueln Glepator auftiegen,
sQriB pl6tli1 oa8 Sbau un1 Der @leuatOr
{tiiriie aus ciner 6Gbe oOn 80 TuB bsrab.
0tc@rail murOe gct0otet, 0allen t0Otll1
unb Nlarron lebeusgeidhrlth uernuubet. gtur
Nc@upern entfam UnUerlebt. llugeiCbr enc
Stunoe Dor bem llnfalle ipurOe III Oemldben
GtabliiIement ein nit geihmOlienem Ntetall
aefiiater Siegd 3uidatg umgemOtteH un0 Der
S.rbeisr 6ugb 9Ogan trug tUotIide SeanO'
muuGen oQUou.
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GtnGTd,erttn9 ether aroBen Stane=
rel a1tf Staten=SSSIano4

Nep . OFT, 81. Oh. - 9e9cn II llbr
beute Sormittag brad in BEN Dtaih,Henraum
bot gtaner & 8ad)mann's Graucrei aui Sta.
tsnsSFlanb 6euer aus, tpeId1eS fd id)nea auf
cas- ganSe au8gcbebnte @tabltIcment psrbIt,7
tetc. lin y llbr tpurGe cine 0ampfteia @rz
plofon befiirdlte., 10 OaB Die 8oli;e, Die gu
i6jaur aus Der llTnebuna per.r,eo urD ale
benadJbarten Straf:a bele3te. 9:r bis 5ur
NllttaQsfunoe argeridtete SdarcI mro ani
$780, COO geihGtt, mo 6unpcle BON 2lrbe..
tern geratben allBer 8eitaigunG.
(SpGter. )-9ie game, groBaytiae 8raueretr
melde nit ibren NebengcbduOea etuea6lG4eH:
raum pon einem balben 9lder beoedSe, ole Swe
gisbduier, oas @spDlbe Il. |. NJ. iilv SerltUrt
Der @eiammtperuit betrdgt $500 900 nm
bic g5criidcrung ehua $250,COO. 9lu5;. ben
@ebdu6en giugeu 1000 8uitI DtaI5, 500C
9ounen Sis InO 5000 6aB B,cr OerIoren
Die 6rma mirO be gron.te. iofort r'H auf
bQuen lQiieT,
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Die So. pom stenben tn Goteaeo

@btcagO, 81. S(t. - Die 6p. pom
Stcubcn ruur6cn heute Sormi,taq i'm o9rauo
4ccliicr6otel" bonn Rapor 9arriiOn cmpfaH'
qen. @enTrl Sheridan, iopte Sonlite'n osS
GtnStratbs un6 Der 8iiraer noren anucicn5.
Naf ben Se9riiBuuos- -&Te.nonie'n madten
Die @Sife enc SpaSHrfabrt burf bic StaSt
uub beiifttgten Die Sebensmiir1igfstten Der
ielben.
Seute abeno fan6 int ,@ranb 8actftcz
Sotel" cine 9eception itatt, fpeld1er Sen. Gut
riban uno Stab in boiler lluiicrm be.mOhnteu.
9reibunbert beutide Ganger bradten sen Be
iudern cine Serenaoe. 0tupOr 6arrtion,
BcIter 8lcire, Sbsrf b. Steuben, 6r. 6rani
Qmberg II. q. bielten 8eOeu. 0ior9en irIih
reiien 6le @Gite mad giiaaaras Sails ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-01
Die TransoIem Ia yRettsGn0IanO

Nepp 0rt, N.'S., 81. SIF.-Ole lran5o-
iii6en GGite murosn beute in aap,tol BON benz
@oupelneur uu0 ben Witgleoern Der @siesge.
bung beqriiBt. @onuerLeur 2,ttleTiclo belt
eine BepiufommnungsrCbe, melde BON benz
lrcn,6Iiiheu@cia Surep erntOert purOe.
SpGter 1totteteu Die @dRe Der Sorpeo9fation
cinen Geiud ab unO murben pom eap,.dn
Selfribge betpirtbet.
Son bier aus werben Die 6rnn,oien rOrgen
nib nud GruVi0sace abreiier. ytadoe.n ihr
offi5ieQer geIudl III Den Ser. Staaten oOriiber
if f,pereen fit ii6 treunen, uuo etmu Elm 0Iteno
bcridbeu, eini6lieBlid1 Oes@ererlS 8onlangsr
uno bes Wtarquis be 9tOdambeau, tpito dlIt
@iulabnue bes 8icefOniulS Betrault in Nton;s
real etnen Qb1fedler mad @anaoa MAIDEN.
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GanaotfAe 8c8terun9ss2(n9eIe8en
hetfef1.

Sttam a, Snt., 81. Dtt. = G8 0erlQlz
tet, oaB Gin NiitGltc0 bes Barlamen,S gclcgeatz
LID Der beooritebenSeH Sibung e,neu Qutrag
HELEN pir5, nm bic 2uiid)t Der gltglie.er be-
siiqli6 Der unobbGnaiqlet &anaoa5 ur0 Der
@lmGplung cines 9rafioenten ooer @cneral
aouperneurs gu ermitteln. - IS perlaptet
au6apem aberuals, OaB bic 8econlruft,On
oes canaoiihen SabinctS nit Cir Sohn Wtcs
8onalo als Brdfoeuten uno 6rH. 3. {. 0lcz
gbe1iOn cls Dtinlaer Oes Snnelen in ausF4t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-01
g6dnSt6es Sretben imn8er Satfa
hnIAR

Newport, &.-S., 81. Oft. - &hcn iehS
iunge Gaufboloe madten III Der porgeilrigen
gtout einen @ngriff uuf bas @ObnhauS Don
BotriCf @offe2 in @reen>Qane. Die @ittertbu-
rem ;um Soie puroen aus ben 4uQsln sebos
ben unb fieben Seniter be5 eTiteu StOfpert5
murben bamit einqeihIagen. &li &oiiee uuO
beifeu Trau murben Steiue, 9ol] &C. geiaIeus
bert. 8a8 8ettsug purOe auf Die Straee ge=
fdlleppt uuo ionfiiger l1nfus ueriibt Coffee uno
ieine Erau murbeI idlium Suaridtet. Die
9top6ntbat nurbe oeriibt, als Die BoltSet lbre
8oiten nedIelte. Die &eriibcr Der Shan5s
tbut, uou ipeldeu eiuige SDbne adtborer gls
tern itnO, finO Der FoItSei betamt unO loaen
perbaitet lperoer.
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GmropGiiGe Gabelbert6te.
3uits.

2ou6on, 81. Stt. - Sine 0epeihe Der
,,9imes" melGet aus Gums: ,,aus 9iadFdt
auf bic 2Sinid]e Der Soloolen gcitlttct mcn
oenielben icbt, in Sduoreu pon ie lefs @tauH
bic Staot 60ilpaH III beud)en."
9onbou, 81. Sftober.- Cine Depeld]e
Gus MarIetlles meloet, onB cine mettere Srt.
9tee nah 4frlfa eeididt meroeu iOa, uno oaB
frapte Soloaten tortlpdbreuo bort aus alrIta
arlCngen.
zarftfd1e sstudn5eH.
@pufuntinopel, 81. 9tt. - Die 6i
nnus .Gommiiiion bat ibrs Sieungep nuf uu>
befimmte 3eit psrtn9i, neil fih bic tiiriiidsn
Gommiii1re neiaertsu, ben &uipruh Der Obs
liaationer>S >Snbober anf loeitere 900 tiirtls
fde Bfunb ;u genehmi9en.
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9te gIAttertt TT 6Dtt0go.- Gtnfaa
Der Santtdtsbeb5rSc.

6 BIC 0, 81. Stt. : OQ TN 0ldlf6eO6l.
fateu noromsltlifen 9beile oerSta6t Die Boden
in erif0Gtnbem 0laBe graiitren mo !. .. am
Sumitaqe pier Pgionen 0aran ilarben uno bic
9ruutbCit in bieiem 0fonat 121 SpiT fol-
tIte, pabredO Die 8eo6ltGrung itb gum gro-
zen 8beile Dor Der Smpfupg iaeut, iudte Die
GplBei geitern Die @emetnnen, Die in Der ct.
4aul8- thcorole unb in Der ct. Stani8laus=
Sirde ocriammeIt marcn, auf, uno Die Gmt5z
Er, e imnltch Die nn11.en @eneinNen.
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gErneInnprer Il, gSer.,t . p.tt

Use & an0olp 3, 81, ST. DE. = G8
berridt bier grOBe 2uiregung pcgen elneS &C.
fern QbeaS oeriibten Stra6enraub8. Der
Saufmann Charles 8burlon muroe in furoer
Gntferuuug BON bemgeddftstbeiIe bc8 6ledenS
BON smei Sumummteu nit eiren1 Sniippcl
nn9eertfien. Sr. Gburfon iette ii4 tapfcr sur
gSebTe, nobel er aber iml,mm 5ugeCidtet
muroe. 0ie g8egelagerer beraubten ibn mn
cine $3.50 in Sob uno @erthpapiee euthalz
tenOe ghotulle uno iudten Oa8 g8ette. Man
hot nnd1 feine Spnr pon ihren erlanat.
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Cannon ttnS Gampbel .

Salt-X atez@ @tt1, lltab, 81. AiF. =
Sbrrtdter 9uuter eulid,eo Deute ben Don
6rr. Campbell gegen BEN 9elegateh Cannon
eingclcitc.cn @ro:cB, in melAem e8 iif UNI ben
giirgeri6ein OCs 9cBtcren banvelte. Der 9,ttz
ter efltdrte ben Ciirgeride,u fir uugitltig uno
redtiertigte Die 6anolung Oe8 @ouUrrcurS
0iurrnp, tpelfer iiA peicertc, Srn. Cannon
cin g.ipdblun9s @etttiifat aus5nitellen. 81.
Campbell trat befanntItdI Gclegen.ll4 Der lesz
ten @ongrs5mabl ais @auoiout Der 9tthtsUtor=
monet mi Cannon ul8 oeritu.9e Der g3ormoz
non o,tF
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AnS SEArffcN

0an0ilIe, Sing, 81, Glt.-SI,l IeBIem
Samitog abeub hat cS bier iait ohne lln,trz
bre4uHN geteguci uno mani fitrhtet, DAP Der
s &lpGr aus ie,ncn llicru treIeu mir0.
4OrtSerOi8, I,z2)p 81. Sitbr.- @lle
StrGme III Der llmgeqerlJ. itno IN 6olge pc@
anboleuben 9iescn8 il idncllem St2,aeu.
Die GdiTfabrt AMI oem 9elaware SuOion.
Sanole, mcldle urldBld Der langeH 0Gue
e,pocfclt WsrOen mubtc, it ptsOer I6n1ej
mDrt,en
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gSunOcrbare 8ettun8 por Seat
tGnEncRr

QbbenOitle, S.s&., 81. Oft. - 8r
gteccr Self 9apis, iibsriGbrt, 6rn. @eprge
frcntlin uub oeIien glidte armOroet 5u AaoeI,
1T ii e.rcm ueuen BrO,eiie irc'geiprud]ch por-
cen. Der Sag fir ictue 6.urtdInng mar
nernmal icitgeicBt, uh0 cr crb,elt ncunmJl c,ie
@alGcnrilt. 3we.maI itauu ct bcEc.t3 AM
REM @Wof9t ull bette Die SAltage I'LL 0:4I
HoIS
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3f1M0e.

Gbtcago, 81. Sftbr.-Gtu geitern gtadla
mtttag in Der Brauerei bel 66. Sdlnliot &
@laoC8 au8gebrodenc8 Seuer ri4tetc SaaOen
I'M getra5e bon $15, 900 an.
@ulueiton, Ger, 81. Sftbr.- Gin Oeut
Srn. 3. .. Malorp III Baltimore 9eb6rigc5
nrO pon rer 6irma WOOre, SttattOa & So.
e,ngsnomments @ebauoe 9tug beute IN 6lam=
uIPu mi
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SprtdJln1rteE. y .9prtdIu1prtfrs
,,Bit QlufhaeH RON ,,S5Gc pereeH Iur ls9en
SbnSbe, Seutlppfer, TaIl baahlt, Rem baSI
sSsRrfubeI IND Vieb,rs Il Sppfen s9ttter8 niht gu
aeiala9enbeit perlaTe Eurrsn cher 81 Hn9arn
man ftp auf Srpfens perma9. ,,,ns
9ater5." uDa5 SoptensStltere
,,Wfau le1e, Iaufe, s. perieibt etne lhcne9aut,
FAME uup ae6raube n rpIise g3du9en unb ben
Sopfeuz z9t!ter5, 70 ,pirb n Ltebihiteu Atpem."
man fart, aeiIu6 uus q y3taren@ nne SaTnS
olldlt6 ietn,H Il beihmerten aler Art
,,8erebrte Damer e per6en permanent tur9
W5btsu Gle germ tart, e bas ScpitH @ttsrS
ocIuno uUb Shtn fciu /? 81 tIrtrt."
0,Fr7ucb,n e5ie 6ppfens ,,gRelfes ba5 sr66te
1 8ilterB eppetiterregen6e, 42az
4 ,DaS 6cpieu=8ttters gen, glut un6 Ggteir re-
tr5fttgt itartt unb tua Bultreube Wttitel le1f -
rirt behdufio ron ber 81 Sppien zgttters." -'as
4 erifsu Gple all ~ -. ,8repiger, Abpefdten,
4 ,Ypaalu5aure Pppf. SGbitpreu, gautiere uno
4 treb un6 56ptu6el r1ts 0amen gsbraunen 9ae
bep bur6 peut9e Dcien SSrpters @tttersta9 9Etn, :, =
{ Sppfeu 9itter5 furtrt. II rOd3 SrpIensSutere
1 .,qPau ucbme tddltC5 81 Bat MienihCn, nc an
2 brs;,,5T errEsn .O1ttferB k Eluhe ter SruutiGat
sin So mirb man feine e GFiiibru6 gclitteni tur
Drttprehnun8eH 5u q gmnternpeH MY W.
sabIen baben.H "A Alunppeu peIPplleN'(
SnaIleu Wpptb cten bu } dben
1 SIbp BiEtrrs 5tlfg. Co., 5Sndlehfr, y. u
Iprputo, Ont, unb 2onbcn, Gn9LaaG. -,
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M.
Cine BCrnrcurna sum &erbCte Oes Hhfipeis
derns pou AMiGrnidlaaleH ilInerbalb oes
.E.FF


dlerns bon AniGrnidaaleH inHerbalb oee
StabtmeidlbiIoe9.
l.4bfduttt. Gs mtrO pom GbTormeifttr un6
SaeIutte uougaltimore usru8t uHo Derorohd, oas e5
iur eoe aeriou ooCr 0le Bcrionen o0er HorpuldGten
aeieBnioIiq it, iHncrbal6 Der @renBau ocs 8eUl tcs
oer Siabt Baltimore aufernl6dnltn abs ldoeH ohet
oufsuipeihfrr; ieooh bari IN tteem abdnItte Alht5
cabin ausQteot fDdbcn, ais oDrite ten Auiter z5ns
Made GtabiIement oDtI fcin auferhbinolet on oem
GlaBc, no Is ober eT batid6ud ieu SeihaIt betrebt
Iufternihualen ablaben ODER onbduIsE.
2.Qbf6nttt. uno es miro oes l8eteren Oeriult
uno Del0l0uet. oaB es auiterHz&tHmabesS esStG5liie=
ments o0eI 2UerHbdu6lern aeieBli6 ntht 1eiattet H.
mdbreno oer Utonate SUM-, SUIT uno augu aui tbren
8Idten AuiitIn hUolen autsuipelhern. Sjeoe Betion
ooer BeIionen ooer Gorperihaiien, Deda oieitm 40
ihritie BulDhT banoeln, baben i'm Interchangeable
fur ieoen einBeInen Rag an Ddhem fie DE Beiims
munstn oi,ies abl6nttes ubertreten, etne @elobuBe
8ebn Dollars Si0) 81 euuthten, melhe, Ute aIl=
eert GeotuBen ein9etuCben meroe, elnluIeIben itn6
3.Mbihnitt. nno es miro ferHer perihqt uno perz
oronet, 6a6 alle NIT porftebenbu Crooanans unurs
trdqlihen Bgroyenunsm blcrmt Dieeuuen iperoen,
uBb ons bieie &eror6nuns pom 2ase t9rer Annabme
on In strait tritt.
gm 81. 6ttober 1881 aenebmigt.
6erptRano Is. Safrnbe,
Bhreemefer;
z. Barter 93easen
BT6fioeHi oe5 erfen RatbsBnetges;
"a. a. t3reenhetDs
(26i) Brhfeent efs stUetten Ratbsameiaes.
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Gin Gtaarretttttater 9lusitano t.s
8TfIfua1tfee.

Olllmaufee, gSisc., 81. Sftobet. Die
bieige y@tqarreHmabcr Union" belt b.ue
abenO cine @rra- -Geriammlunq uno b.ihlOB,
cine Sulage bon 81 pro &ouieno fir StHf
albeit su iorOern. San Sale bic GOroeruug
abgemieien piro, 10 ntt1eH ctrca 800 &igorTen.
nodler Bic Nrbeit e.nIiellen.
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glufI@lG8 Der GiienbaDtt sSa3rs
OreiSc.

@6tcago, 81. Sttbr. - Die .@ran0
Srunf gabu" uiro beute BEN 6abrpreiS uon
bicr nad gteruzgort BON S. auf $6.25 un6 uui
$7.25 nad goiton erh0ben. Sir bic 6in. un6
6eriabrt mad 8oitou unO suriid lperoeh $14.s
so fiir 8illete perIaHgt, pcIfe ouf 80 Gage
Qlittia iino.
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Er0beDen.

@ontocoof, R~6., 81. Oftbr. - Gin
Ieiftes G1obGbsn trat I'm lao hente firth bier
ciu. Sn 6snuifer mar bic Grihiitternng sieul
lid hsftig, uuo oisielbe ipurOe biS uah 6lllsz
boro' bin pahrgen0mmea.
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Baltimore fir 9nfnrantr Company
@ubmef- Gfe Der Soutbz unb @ater> StraBe.
@eit mebr, ols einem baI6en Sabrbunbert eto6ltrt,
peritert 9eeen &erluft ober Sei6dbt9un9 or1 6euer
in Ser @tdef ober au Dem eanoe, oui ale Irten oon
Gigenthunl. .xs..rA,
Stele geienidoft felt audp tmm erm 9renoe
oSer permanente Roltcen aus.
gBut. u. Ssarrtion, Brdfoent.
Streftoren:
sy,onib q. gEilIpn, .. 8. Retucorner,
sSrnncis s. Rilla Sroiae Sorne,
Senrp Carroll, SS. 2e. 2aqlots
aBm. $. 81nne, 9eof9 y 9ortilon,i
S. BON Sapf, gSm: .. Bennln9!oH'
4 SRobert Senfins y. Gilbert Siders,
q. SJlorton gteport. UtenbeS @ohen,
Gamuel 6. @eorse, iun.
(Sunii8.tp) W. 81. Snrd'' Setr'
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Die @innahmen Der 9tegicrr1g udbrcao bc5
Nlonat8 Sitober beltefeu iid i'm 8anSen aHf
$37 400, coo unG DIE 2lusgabeu auf $1,000.
600, BON weldem 8etrage $4,000 900 fttr
8enIionen uerauSgabt purOen. Sine lorgz
fdltiae Serednung er9iebt, baB Die &eouttton
Der Nationalidul0 i'm Wonat Sitober etna
SIS 900 900 bstragen pirO. Die 9an,e 8te-
0uftiou pGbreue Der erltcn uier Dfonate beS
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23
The Murder q Abdsl AHA.

| tou Nan 04Zefte.
The Constantinople correspondent Of the
Times, discussing the probable fate Of the pris-
oners condemned for the murder of the late
Sultan Abdul Aziz, says there is good reason
to believe that those who did not actually take
part in the assassination win have their sentence
committed to imprisonment for life ut Taft, near
Mecca.
This unexpected clemency is to be attributed
at least In part to the excitement and indigna-
ton which the mode Of conducting the trial has
produced both in Pera and STEAMBOAT. The Sui
tan learned that the Embassy dragomans had
unanimously condemned the proceedings as ir-
regular; that the Ambassadors had telegrapfed
In this sense to their respective governments;
that the newspaper correspondents had un-
sparingly described and criticised the way in
which the proceedings had been conduotetf
and that even in STEAMBOAT, among good Mus
sulmans, the trial had produced an impress
sion very different from what was intended
In these circumstances his Majesty per-
ceiyed that 1t would be dangerous to have the
sentence carried out. and he determined to COM
mute it. At the same time. i'm order to counter
act the growing conviction that the whole story
OF the assassination was an invention, rumors
were propagated through the local press and
other channels that nearly all the accused had
made partial confessions. In spite of these
efforts to supplement defective legal evidence.
many people, and among them the mother Of
Abdul Aziz and some of the doctors who exam
ined his body, still hold to the conviction that
there was no assassination, and that Abdul Aziz
committed suicide. The trial has by no means
cleared up the mystery"
The correspondent adds that he is now in
position to explain why the prosecution showed
such great anxiety to get Midhat condemned
and employed such unjustitiable means for this
purpose:
1T may be remembered that some months
ago the Sultan was greatly alarmed by revo-
lutionary propaganda, Of which the chief insti-
gator was believed to be the ex-Khedive.
judicial functionary. who has since taken
prominent part in the trial, was ordered to make
an inquiry, and came to the conclusion that
Midhat was implicated in the propaganda. The
conclusion was probably erroneous. but it made
strong impression on the Sultan's mind, and
from that moment Midhat's fate was decided.
AS no legal proofs of his completely in the sedl-
tious agitation could be produced other means
had to be employed for getting rid of him, and
the regicide inquiry was used for this purpose"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23

Three men, in a single day, up on the ledge
near Downieville, Col, pounded out twenty nine
pounds of gold.
l.. W. Smith. of the Eureka, Silver Cliff. Col.
recently cut the apex of an unworked vein
of chloride ore, which yields 90 ounces of silver
per ton at the surface.
Frank winker, Of Canton, O.. a coal miner. has
fallen heir to one-seventh Of S55 OOO, 900. prom
erty accumulated by his brother in the Soufh
African diamond fields.
A wonderful discovery was made recently nv
John ROber and Eli Worthingten at Downievilic
Col. They uncovered Q 81 foot vein of rich
mineral, feet from the surface which contains
by assay IS ounces Of silver and 60 DER cent of
lead The region was wild with excitement aver
the discovery.
party Of northern men visiting Virginia
bought poor. WORKOUT deserted farm in
Amelia county and began prospecting for kold.
They washed spots on the land. brought their
findings home for examination and som re-
turned properly prepared for digging. They are
said to be taking out almest fabulous Quantities
of gold.
Three brothers named Berreyessa took IN ono
week from a recent purchase in Sinaloa $40 ON
| worth Of silver. This vein was discovered nv n
yaquerO who was riding over the mountains In
search of stray cattle His attention was at
tracted by large boulder which appeared I'M
usually rich in metal Upon examination il
| proved to contain several thousand dollars,
worth OF silver. IL was taken to the mint ia
Hernosiiio and sold for upward Of % 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23
Clerical Oratory,

Sicfic7tI VIhCOEys
Why do not our preachers study oratory? As
preachers. not pastors, their business is to work
certain effect and all helps to its production it
should be part of Their education to learn I
presume shall not be misunderstood to mean
the effect Of displaying self, and winning admir-
alton for personal gifts. What the true
preacher seeks to do is to inform the intellect
with Christian truth; to stirthe heart aud there
by influence the will Of his hearers. Half the
sermons annually preached are. SO far as human
Insight goes, a waste Of labor and breath Two
things partly account for this: one b that ma
jority of the men set to preach are out Of their
real vocati0R.-g0Od pastors they may be, but
1t preachers they are not; another is that those
with more aptitude for preaching do not yet
understand the means to be employed to attain
their object.
Sometimes the preacher has some conception
of the needs Of human nature, and knows that
the truest truths fail to move when put before
men in q dull, dry way; perhaps he does his best
to acquire good style, and succeeds in making
an ably-written discourse. But when he comes
into his pulpit to give it to his people. where is
the impression it ehonid produce? What be.
comes Of his choice words, his considered SEN
tences2 There TREY lie upon the page he holds:
he proceeds to read drcm. Why do they fail Of
any RESULT It Is for want of delivery, Of the
historical art OF making mere words ssteai- His
faithful EFFORT goes for lfttle; he seems 30 his
hearers to be reading sonething to them. as he
Is, NOT to be speaking to them from the heart.
AagGst AnantiA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23

From Every Sztorusy
How dear to my heart wss the old family RI, "a
That stood on the table solemn and still
Where often I've hid anything Thought liable
To get in the hands OF my bad brother Bill.
How ardent I've seized it with eyes that were
glowing,
And shook its wide pages till out the things fell
But now all its charming old secrecy's going
With this new tangled Bible the bookstores MI
sell.
The new-fangled Bible. the twenty-cent Bible
This reversed Bible that says Hades for He'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23

The tricycle. has been adopted by the Birming-
ham police force for the purpose of facilitating
the work OF the summonjng officers TO whom its
use viii for the present beexclusiyeiy cGnfined.
pected the use OF the machine viii lie further
lxt ended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-23

The baby elephant, born in Philadelphia March
Is 1880. weighed 3l3 pounds ct BIRTH and with.
In the year gained 900 pounds on an exclusively
mink met. 1t now weighs not Tar from Loco
Master Wilson, OF New Castle, aged but four,
Is an able swimmer.
One vineland family, not to say in afiuence.
supports seven dogs.
Over two hundred amusement troupes will
take the road next month.
MonopOlizing the macear0en'' is the college
phrase for taking the cake"
Milford, Del, men are starting fruit eyapora-
tors In other Southern states
Bed, wine md iron'' is Q reew drink "A ~
York sota water fountains.
The aesthetic cornet player h teeesoHer. tn.
a. the z. L veg suggssh.
Hunting water Hlies is the estf,e4tr snoy4 NJ
matdens Ct Lake MinneAsnka ~