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Ghrc. mann @Nre aeblihrt.

5altfar, N.=S.f 80. St. - Die cana
btide 6egiauug ge.entt, BEN 8oOtsmann unS
oCn Orei Seeleuten Der britiihen Barfe >, aooie
s. &oru," fpelde om 2. oes lebten 03embars
auf bobcr Gee Die WanuidaIt Der brltiitcn
grigantiue -. g8. 6tunciip" gerettct babcH,
ghrpunPid,pnfe III maiden
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Gihe tuI1iIctbaffe Efct.crtpebr.

DoHOtlle, Sua., %. Oltobtr. - ScbS
Wriialieoer 6eS bicfg,u 6eur 0epartemcn,S
iiub inter ocr anilaqe Der 8ranoitiftung Ucr=
buftct polor. gGOn Icit geraumer 3tit
brohcn 6eucr in @d,tuuen uaO anOercn Sc
bGuben aus, oereu llriudle nidt Su Crgutnoen
mar. SdlluBltd, isbtc Der Nuror siuen BreiS
uou $1,000 anf Die Gntoedung Der 8ranOfiiftcr,
unb Die @ebeinpolaiften gingen OH Die Grbcit.
Nian ingt, baB bic Sclueile gegen Die uerbales
tPn cLPmPrlffItf iiher,PnnPrN finn
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@l1tffae so OdlSCttsretIe.

&olumbia, S.z@., %. Gtt0Oer. =
@iurie gCluia, EN- mebes, gebiloete8 2taOheH
ans gcrirQtoil-Gountp, bcirataete eiuen uugc-
bilocteG NCgtr uuO begab Iidl nil Inn auf Oie
6odSeitare,le. DE beiben SritOer oiS Dtao=
dets peiolgtsn naS Buur, erldAoiieu Den De
ger uno madten fid auf ben 9Seg mad Der
@obnlrq OCS Prisiters, lueltbsr Die 8rcuuna
porgenommen bate. 9teier betnm leoot
gEuIo Don O,m ihm Suaeoahten SeluGe nnO
fnh- s. fnm in h.eIncr SioNt on.
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HserfsnoIGff.

6urriioubura, gn., 80. Oft. - s..
G. 9ioplep, Gin ungefdbr 20 Sabre alter Mann,
murOe beute bel Dem Seriude, Swiihen 5,Ott
GiientotnpaggOrs burhSuiqliipfen, UOu Oen
gGGaen, ipeldle I'm ielbsH au9eublide III Sepe-
sun9 geiebt murben, bGqustlht. @r lurb orei
ES.r,,Aa,, {t,Ttpr
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ga atsH NOotFsssn u 5o6sH'
.ElaH IeIe .SaIih uaO gSabr.-
sIn Sas gubHtutnt

gs fam teine beicrs garane Lhr Den BeStb oeH Dr.
0l6Dop's ollbearlHoeten r. NJ 9t'zSetlmttteIH
oiIioemieTen neToen, ais bic eIeneen unb RusIo{ea
g.o6abmunsen 6erIdbsu. IS sibtioDobI ialihs -yal'
I,Iuents, ale aud -Rellets" un0 Bins" Sebet gHa
bor un6 peaonel nUr Rabuoa's uRo odtet balaEt.
eae Der Fome rslatuap" fb auI BEN gstelltea asti'
tel tsiinogt. (JulS9r &fAs43Gl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-31
Die fransoiiidjem @alfe in Nens
(Sn0ldtfO.

New Norf, 20. Sitober.-9ie frau5Git=
ifeR @diie faneu heute aus philadelphia bier
OH unO reiiten ioiOit Ouf eiusm Dampfer mad
Soil. Siiucr ob. Son Go1t weroen iie ftd mad
gICtpport, &..S., bsseben, no iie am Montage
bonn @OuUsrueur un6 Der @eiebgebung empfauz
gen pslSen iolen. @ommauOsur Selfrioge
Don Der : OrpsOOltatiOn miro fe ipdter beruirs
then.
0emport. 9l.zS., 50. Sftobsr. - Die
franS0Fitm @Gte tumen urr llbr beuts fritb
bier an unS fie9en in 6artnIauu's Sotel ab.
Scute abenb purSe ihnen 81 gbreu ein Diner
9egeten, tpeldem Ticez@Ouperueur San bei=
mobuts. Wiorgen nerOeM Die 9die I'M Saptz
tol pom @ouurneur un6 oeu YtitglleOeru Der
GSeIekoebuud empfanneu.
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SeIegrapbiite 9epei6en.
L3ert@tc Der raGociirtcn greFe. fur ben r8,utdeu
&orreip poHoeRtea".l
SnfanO-9 O-9epeffjetts
@ns Der &MaSesOanptFaSt.
RAD Der Grtra q tuita.


Us a ing on, 80. Sftober. - Der Ct
net hat ii6 geitern enb9iilti9 oertagt, obne Die
8rage Der Seiesung Der 2bn6bnraer Tofz
meiitel fielle III srleOigen. Seoeribge purr. ais
0lilfs SGlotmelter in Chicago, Charles Ban
iru oor DfciiaCrieits ais @eidaitstrdger in
Scpenha9er, ScrIinGnb Sogeler alS General
Soniul in 6rantfurt, S,mon Boif als @ene.
ral=SonIul 81 Sairo, Sarl Sablo als &onIul III
Spone1 beitGli9t. Die plOelife SertaQung
1T pR 6olge elmer GonfsrenS bel'm 8rGfSeua
ten, IN melder bic 8ere.nbaruna getroffen
puroe, Die GDntlburger 9lngele9enbeit bel Seite
III legen, lebOh nit oem @tnuertGnoniB, oaB
Str0tbam iOfOrt naf Der 8erta9un9 IN oas
Qmt eingeiest per6e.
1ermiid1tes.
Die gerige Steuerennahnle betrlq 1851 y
1sss1 " or aDAeinaabnte $667 $500.
Sih Sd,usdnte uuroen geitern gtatioualz
Santroten I'M Setra9e uon $4,000 our @ln=
I0nng empfangen.
Der NdCrbau @ommiiidr 9r. 2oriug bat
cine @onOentien uOn Saummolpflan5ern nab
stlanta berufen.
Der neue bel9iid)e @elanbte, SOunoer bon
MelsbrOOd, iiberre,dte 9eitern bem Brditoen.
ten iein @reNitiu.
yidd) einsr Mittbeilun9 @inoom'S bat Der
ielbe Die 6rdqe Der @lutoientreform bGufg
nit benz oeritorbenen BrdFoenten @arftelb erz
0rtert, unO mar Der 2eetere aufrifttg fir Gin
fiibrun9 eincs prQittideu Splems, poOurh
Die lIebel Der ieti9sn Art uub g8e,ie Der amtsz
arnCnpur9en beeitigt lpiiroeu. 8,nOOm bate
em @pitem fir oaS 6iuanSOepartement uuSgez
arbeitet, oCdl murOe oeiieu 0urhiiihrung Ourh
Die &loutbeit mo ocH SOB @arfelO'S Oerbin=
iert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-31
Sin SOaar bro StaF6e. .
WefS aMMnAsbtfmtptrhen

Nlbr, 8torrboe, Cholera Dlor5u5 obrrlhmsr,bsfts1
grhlgong tperbeH in t5-20 D2inuteu flrirt bErS
9aonap's &euoo 8leliei. Teoer Strhopfuns Ref
@nt1GuounQ, ruC6er ShUGbe nod U(atttaieif s,TtrT
ia6t Ger @e6rauh pon D. ". glellef.
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60 mar bas erite unb If bas stuilas
St9merjberiilgenOr RitteI

oas TIM Au9enbItde ben audlsHofeu 2eiben Efnbalt
thut, boS Gnt5Gnounacu uHOGongeitonen betlt m6qrB
iie nun an ben eunseu, BEN WogeH, Oen GngtuetSea,
ben Srlien ODER un6eren SraGnen tbreu Sit SER
bei etnmaIi9er GHnenouuQ.
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2abwaD's
@eamLirenhe Ytaetl.
geufo4nrieue BntaanBen, It'tDerftes WbfEbEs
HlttteI, tptrFcn ohne $dlmers, ftets litoerLagGg
MtiO natiirltdl tn threr Operation.
Gtm sesttabtltT@es GrGaamjtteI FE4
Gnlnmel.

BS1iommsu obne ,eelidhen Bei9ei6ITa6, elegant mi
iJBem @unlmi saiirt, purstreH, resultren. reH!sea
ufn ftdTfcH.
gaoWaS's gtuen Jur eur aIer eront1eitsH Be,
glagsns eeI2eber Der @eodme oer Jiteren, oer Blae
Icruie fhr nerpoies aopiUet 8etitopiine, Suoiaeou
Sespepfie bioie 3UiGHoe, Se6er, uHierlejbSentBbn'
buno, SdIuorIbo0en ugo ale anbersn Setoen 0es uns
terlet6s. Cine uoltonunene aur 9GTontir. 6eiu BE-
oetabiliib, feline Spur BON Dertur, DlneIateu cha
Indo,iheH 8roauen.
ss5 Diun 6eadlte folgeu6e Spmptome oon Rranfbti'
len ber EeToduungsor9ane: SerfiopiuTg, inHgitHs
Sdmouboiben, BlutDnlung nab benz Rsptes Sdur,
I'M Waaer nebelfet, Soogrenneu, Std Dor oem GLEN,
W(aoen6rnden, ioures AaifoBeH, SiHten ODER Se6en
6es bersens, eritidenoe5 Geiull oem eieeen, Qebei
ooer SddcrH Uor ben auaeu, SiebeH W. bmRpie 5hmers
Een i'm 9opie, foienoea Gthem, ge5es dusieben o1
Saut uuo oer Augeu, Seiienfte4en, Shmer3en in bsl
951uf un0 In Den 9lieSern, ploRde aniDonunstu Bor
Site, 8renneu hes Sseiides.
G;niee DOZEN Don glaouaDs Ytaen tDerotn baa
EofeR UoR ul;n O6engeuonnten RrcHepetteu beigeisa
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grets 20 Gents pre- s@a6tel.

-.U:
gBir mie5gib9.tn. 6as oeT eeicg uniere SgGeg Rub
Shrften beg 2InHtbeiten uuo sereH BUR tUereu mas,
oor A0en:
-SalIdl uno RSabr.-i
sEaowaH absr SrEetable ureibra,"
-Raepap hssr SFropdeIH,"
NM auesfcz driftsn l6eISIantbcitn OeratebeHsrHr.
g2nn Thtde cine Brielmartt an Snbiuog & Gorp.s
glr, 81, GHarreHz, gde Der gbuI9Hra6e, Re0s s5ert.
a. PttetuIne, Zauien6e BON Dollars Dertb, wlrt
sue sassfbidt DerSen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-31
Sn elmer bis swuusis WinatsH,

tpis iebr ouh Den R6cumotiiber, BsitIaoer1,u
ShnddeH, Scrtruppetcn, RerpoleH, gidltiId5,F s6si
an ionger Rrantheit Sej0enoen qudleu nlOaeu g3a6,
lrah's WeaoH SseIlei" miro auseH5HGlibt SfIIt
idofien bel
@ntliin6uaqsr Der yderen, @ntSinbuuatn AeS
Glaie, @eO0rm=@ntainoHH 9uRqeu @onas.
fiOneu, !6ols geiSeu, &Ihma, 6r,flspFcn
8ipbteriu, 6gfterlideu anfdQeu, 8rdnue.
Satarrb, Snfuen3a, Sopirpeh, j3abuhmer3en,
9ieurulQia, 8beumatiSmuS, Ialtem un0 hetRen
6iIber, Sibuerau9en unb 5rOilbeul;u.
Sic anDCntana bes aRCc6u ReIiet" an oer obcr Den
lebeuon Stelen miro ol5baio be6a9lid5e Guetbtcrn0
luu6cn.
5reiFia bis ichssis 1ropicu oaUou in ctneu daIsen
EyFtgios pcn gSai'cr UcroeH In meHqeH 5u3eE6lt1su
ErGm1fe, Uio1cHidure, SO0breHneU, Ropfihmerisn
gnrrhoe, 3uienter1, 9olt, SihunqeH in 6en gtHat
peoen uu0 aue inncrltheu Sbmsneu te;H.
JleIcnoc iolteu INNER eIRe Rialbt 5taoiUau's
,g1eo0u Eeef" be iiGl trcleu. QPcnl9e 5ropfsn bn,
hCu hdmtt UcInuptten SeIoeH, biz aus Dem @ebIuup.
iticCbteH 9bGilerS euUunAcH Dor IS III elk bsHeIgi
Stiuul1nl ois iruus JFidCr 5ranoq oOer BtttsUsv.
GnltcS ttno bthtses fStebeE.
GaItes uRO btbEse6 8ieber seb,ia Jar 80 Gems,
gs aiebt fcir beeres 6etmIteI in ber ggeI, mas Il
idHei olic @ren BON 5ieber BELT, m0seH iie psu Ber,
o0rbeneI gut JOiartai ooer oegenertR6er Sale toMs
meH, mO9cn re Sdnrat=, RerUcn ooer gelbt5 Sisbet
bOs nS8eGCa EssItei," Or. JtaOpaH'S.
gamfsge Gsnts pro HIaiSs.
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Baltimore fir .9nlnranfe GumpauD

Baltimore fir .Jnlnranfe UOlnpanD
auf Der
SiiSmsff>@de Der Southz unb WatersStraBe.
Seft mebr aIs enem ha6en Sdhrbunoert eta6ltrt,
pertert oeeen @erluit ober Seihdoigung ourt 6euer
in 6fr Stabt oOer aui Dem Sanoe, auT aue Aren oon
gisentbum.
oher permanente Boltcen aus.
gSm. u. Sarrtion, BraItoent.
g.
9irettoren:
cyonIh g.. gEil5nn .. &. glelucomer,
ssrnnris 8. Gina. Sroille 6oriuib,
SenTn Sorrou gB. W. 3aplor,
sRmr q. BTune, @jeore {. oarriionl
g. NON 9npff. gBn. q. bennington,
z SPobert Sentins 3. hilbert Stder5,
6 Iiorton Stefpart, YtenoeS Soben,
Samue &. georse, iun.
(Suntt6,ip) ~. ". Shrd' Ser'
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Scuti1e Sparbanf bon Baltimore,
Fsr. 443, mureftrafe,
ssseuibsr Oer DearIltraBe.
EWen tastlcl ..,.-.-........ bon bis 2 nbs.
Gruusrftas A6sre. BON g bis 8 Ibr.
aui Depofiten su.r6,n ginien 6esa6t unS oieelben
nur In ioiiheu Sto6s uR6 5ones uno ousaeludten
69pct1etsn aneele9t.
! GheS. spsltnan, IraS sfpSnIpb,
br6fosnt; Sieez5rdRoeri
NtteItoIer:
Sob. Frid, y. aa.entanp,
s. II. 9ctmale, Sob. S9uitlds,
etob s3runs, Sob g6ausb,
Gfnft 8auOOpa, w. S. ptdmann,
Gbae. Gpilman, Goeert San9e,
csoh g3ehrirlQ Geora Stl6enraun.
fs9uti Isl iobsrt N. asothtr. 6aaems ng,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-31

<Goufoutiuopel, 30. DIT. - DE
griSdlen baben bic tiiltiiAeu Bof5eamten aus
QarlIa dusqeuteieu. Cab Bai6a, @rdRoent
oc8 MiuiflcIrathes, bat Dem biciQen Satreter
gulaorieus ueriprod}eH, cine untCriHdluua
uber Die liirZltde Serletung Der bulgart4en
gren2e einsulcileu. - Der SuItan bet an9e=
orpnet, 6ab ;nei BouSeridliiie pdbrcuo oe5 be-
porft,beueeu 8mias III EripOlIs bleiben iOls
len. Die glngube, BOP 6obart 6alda bel Dem
Sultan IN lln9uaOe geaueu lei, miro fitr I'M
brn}iinnet YElIrt,
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Sic se,,tidic,t @Qi1e In ct. Souts.

6 hicagO, 80. SftOUer. - Sbaf bon
SteubCn unH 8ceteiter tanlelt heute 4beno bier
al. Der 3ug erreihte Dor Der feItgeieBteu
Seit hie &taOt, uno bic @mpfangs 0emonltras
tiou am 9a9nbofe unterblieb beShalJ.
2ie 8 iudbsr begaben itf brett nodl ibrem
Sotl unO mobnten pGter Der SOritelluHg i'm
beutifen 9beater bel. Otor9en tpcrosn iia Die
SebsnSmiir0i9teten Der StaOt beiibtigeu uuO
ON GbcnO fnOet Elm gmpfang unO ein SGnfett
Gtntt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-31

tutlhc mir in &orbcrciMng ou Die EroFnuna unS aes
rnert hotten, itno mir mcaen eSdummauaelS
0enothiot aitldbet uucr uuoOItbeilbaiteH
umhalpen aus5ulclen uHo abyuiegen
9racf6t7 6eitr r5atiadbe laoen mir Die Dameu be-
iCnhUS EN-, Nltie 2Salre 80 behhttaen mter
rdhcn iitl otc elc1aacitcn Sueu9ntic euros
pGilhCr mo nWcriiaHihI TabTifen
btiInOcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-10-31

9ouoon, 30. SttOber, 1880 RaGm. -
9er. Gtoatsn, Stligationen: proSeHttge
1O44.s- q. & g. gS. @rfte 57t, Grie 464,
20. 2. 107. R.-9. @sntrol l444, Bd. Central
6S9, SUE. .@ertrol 134I. Reaoine $50, Ontario
& gEeicru 34, g!ilpautes & ct, Paul ,Som.
noH) 1l2.
9fuerpoot, %. OftObtr, 1890 gfa6m.
- gouupoIe fsi; Wittsliorte OberIdnOer
716d; DO. Orleans 9I6d. Die SeGtdaf.
belrugeG 10000 Sallsu.
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SciOemToTe.

GhDOrScs uHb blHtcS Stocu{tuQ, alls. guoner
Gilas, 6hGolWts, z raD5. 9lrnurts, SiciHenncs,
Y2orC$ ANTIQUES. Bro ute, Yl,rUeiuCur uuO
ActIu-tn AUeuoz un0 SUaBsn=J =J(danctn
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22

THE SWORD AND The GOWN

A thousand years ago hahemet began his
molly crusade 10y preaching r redemption Of
blood, givia4 she sword That high place in his
articles OF faith which las since been accord
ed i'll more modern systems to the PRAYERS Of
tie righteous. The attempt tks tesn ms4e
several times since MS Gay "a join tAe efficacy
of the sword with the prevailing power Of
prayer. Even at This dag LAe!e are some
journals which lind space iii one coIuan for
pious ~eIitosiaI reflections over the Sunday
morning sermon OF an eloquent father Of the
church, and In aIstber for = sincere editorial
desire that 4 leading citizen and distinguished
literary man of a foreign country may meet
with a bloody end, the sooner the bette. 1t
is N. Paul lie C~assacn2c, than whnm Il more
brillia t writer ,r polished. gentleman docs
not nov I've in The sunny lalrl # FrdrcH,
The HOPE is expressed that before lo'g $50" e
lover Of his race will give thiS higli-b'ocdaA
broiler his qpietds,'' il hei"s ~asely aud
prophcticSlIy added that France can never
be at rest while he surviyes." Now if tie
truth we're known IL. de Csssaguac is one OF
the mcst popular Inen in Partisan idol of
the people. His liberal and transformations
charities are mot %trumpeted in the public
prints, but have endeared him to that vast
assemblage of unfortunate poor who gather
more numerously in beautiful Paris-tbe
city of plessure-than in any osher capital of
The world. l. was these poor peo-
pie who were starving when the,
naughty and Inflated Marie Antoinette
wondered why any one should beg when
ssuch delicious little cakes were sold fer q
half-cent," and il is in their hearts that Paal
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
BOILED DOWN.

Snow storms have blockaded trains in
Kansas, Colorado and New Mexico. s
The public schools at Niagara are closed
on account Of the prevalence Of diphtheria.
The Massachusetts, paper company is about
to fail. Liabilities about 100000. ii
Paul de Cassagnac has fought another duel.
His adversary, Adrian Monticello, was slight
ly wounded. -
The loss at the Woodstock fire foots up
100000. 1t is difficult to find shelter for
the homeless
A severe storm at Chicago and vicinity
closed all business and did great damage to
shipping on the lakes. .
Richer, at London, each killed 10 out of 25
birds.
San Francisco has made preparations to
inspect and quarantine cars on the Central
Pacific railroad.
A calcium light exploded on the Stage of
the Opera house at Troy, New York. Sever
al persons were Injured in the panic and
stampede which followed.
Ten boilers used al the extensive works Of
Hamilton & Mcclellan, six miles below
East Saginaw, Michigan, exploded on the
18th inst, killing four Hremen and destroy
Ing property of the value of s25 600.
Sucgeon-General Barnes says tie Med cal
Department of Ele army for the fiscal year
ending June, 1882, will need $250,0e0. He
also renews his recommendation that an ap-
preparation of the same amount be made for
building a hre-prQof building for The medical
museum and library. The ourgeon-General
says the former appropriation is needed, part
ly because the Department furnishes supplies
for several thousand Indian prisoners.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22

de Cassagnac has long been enshrined as a
man OF the world who never turned a deaf
ear 10 the cry Of want. Indeed the werld
er letters could spare him as little as could
that scheol of brilliant political Journalism
which has produced and quickened such men
a. Gambetta. the hero Of the Republic, upon
whose broad shoulders the cloak of Theirs
has so appropriately fallen. Not ignorant in
his early days OF the Bohemian poverty Of
the Latin Quarter, Pau! de Cassagnac has
by his own efforts risen to be prince of the
journalists Of the present age in Paris, the
centre of 3 circle Of writers and thinkers as
brilliant as any that ever led public opinion
in the fair queen OF the Seine. But there
are other ~coteries and other departments, Of
literature which would mourn the day that
any clover Of his race would give this
fiery senius a sqlietus.' Nowhere else are
authors aud journalists so ciosely associated
As in Paris. Nowhere else do tEey live in
rTch intimate comPanionship, and exercise
over each other such marked and ~eilectiv" ill.,
~iuence. Among the dramatisis and the
feuiilet lists of the Latin Quarter there is
no man sUrs highly honored, and none
" hose loss could not he better spared than
N. lie C2ssagnac. Nay his 'quie.us" be
long lsIHrred,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
Decision in 3 Land Case.

LIMERICK, Nov. l5.-Ihe s~ub-Comnis-
number Of holdings in the vicinity Of the
city on which tenants resided that they are
agricultural holdings aud therefore entitled
to the benefit II tbs Land act, and that they
would have been rightly excluded if merely
held as market gardens by persons residing
in the city. The decision was received with
applause. It is important, as a large number
Of cases affected by the decision will be ap-
pealed,
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
The Union TELEGRAPH.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15.-The local manager Of
the ilutual Union Telegraph answering the
question: how extensive will be the Mutual
Union i'm its Geographic connections, said,
We will include every large city in the United
States. San Francisco, New Orleans, New
York and Chicago being the centers. The
lines are run almost entirely along the high
way and over the open country not parallel
with railroads as OH the Western Unioa wires
making our service much cheaper and with
no arbitrary delay of the railroad companies.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1881-11-22
Cnong' Longs Fortune.

Among the passengers that bOarde "A
u,.t.,-h,n,a .r,i, H.. ,or,r WA, morn
Long, Esq, the vasherman of Seventh III t"
Seeing the reporter, he became clamUa "'
a "personat," which lie wanted instrd vi"
this issue without any "d2m foolee.' d" ~ '@
fo. nu.,..., oan. 18th N
,,a ), ,,.- Putte
Gilman" yes" The reporter lo&a ''
Quons's ticket and saw it was good I'd
Francisco, and on to tie port OF ShaDgd fisit OF
that Celestial Empire. The pagan alila pr hu
porter sat Down on a trunkt to eXcLalgs view
wells. in their conversation QuVng \ yofth
that he had made enough money in fstruct
TO support him and and d family i'll sf1 pen ~
for the rem aiuder of his life. He hh y wa
nearly six years in America, and has I'd the
most industriously to attain the c9npd he co
which he vas retiring from blsiDe&l Of
Sewn up in the lining Of his paIu8 M Mess
$1,000 III bills of 500 denomination Ii. a
sam he will pay into the Bank Of CAHn pow II
in which lie has already quite a leaSd
sun deposited, and will get d draft ~ f'
whole on a Chinese ''money house, krds 4
terms il. In a liLte TCcket Lear tle (cturc'
cealed bills, he wears a shaip-pointedll |Colsr
and behind him lie carries an alennaN willie
"a =" IN i merry
motion, but will make it risky tr4VeAa .,.rI,
those who have to share tho same ca
Ill.,, H. 49,. r-... :. !. large
t,y-;n 49,. ,..., nd q Che
norovsd stains in Chin. 40 wuiiamL Il boiler
erjoys in Erie. His few thousands w up J."
d. good as millions, aud hencetoitn Do
I've a big man, a boss among bis lel!o" settle
his satchel lie lad quite d coI,sc" Phil
spurious nickel, bronze and silver colu
which had been ''shoved" on him bVua e ave
cipIed patrons before lie became clvIDs bert
the extent of knowing good from bal| Packe
"Going to give this to your children, ia no
you nave 'nem' l suppose renal spoons
porter. Suahs shook MS he*" L orr
Knowing. r., n.
"Me going to pass 'em Chinecnan u
Francisco just come over,'' said be. Al" 'se Il
the reporter spolog zed for calling W see''
Pagan. "eS
sob, no matter; Pm a Christian "'
right" said he, and when he mentlobei Una
pride that he had disposed ofhs" Geo.
truck, worth about S12, 10 his success 10 CT
$50, the reporter dared not dispute " ,ckn
claim to Christianity.
Altogether his six years. s%oiourn IN" 'a'lot
la, been most satisfactory. He II" & graz
over $500, can speak fair Englisl ti
raman and eau play euchre.-Eri u Ssho
DiSl dtch. D. Of
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A Bold Rahheru.

CHICAGO, Nov. 15,-A youngstown, Ohio,
special savs: James Baldwin Of Bsardman
township, Eve miles south Of this city, the
luaatic who created q sensation by appearing
in the treasury department at Washington de-
msndins gold Tor SIT, 900 Of bonds was rob-
bed this morning at three o'clock. He kept
his money in al old fashioned safe under the
stairs in the hallway Of his residence. The
party OF burglars numbered four. The fam
lily slept up stairs aud the first intimation they
had Of the burglary was She furious noise
made by the blowing open of the safe with
powder. George Lemjs, Baldwin's son-in-
law fred three shots at the burglars rs they
left the house with the bulk Of gold in their
arms. The burglars fred back. Noene was
hurt ON either side. The robbers had previ-
ously taken two Of Baldwin's horses and best
carriage frsm the stable and had them stand
ing near the residence. They jumped in the
buggy and escaped, going south. Baldwin has
offered . reward OF 81 1000. 1t 10 Just learned
the carriage broke down four miles from
Bsldniu's house.
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Bliss on the Star Route Cases
Press Comments.

NEW York, Nov. 15.-The SUMS Wash
ington special says: Col. Bliss does not re-
gard the quashing of inform alton last week A.
q very serious matter especially in view of
the fact that evidence has recently been dis
covered as is believed which will wake il pos
sibls for these cases to be prosecuted. The
government has evidence, ii is claimed, ofpay-
ment of money late in 10. The statute will
not, therefore, bar these cases if the evidence
be good for anything until some time in De-
cember next. 1t is uhderstnod that The gov
erninent now proposes 10 bring the cases first
in the police court here. The defendants af-
ter arrest will have the privilege either Of
waving and being bound over for trial in the
case if the grand jury of the supreme court
finds a true bill or of demanding a prelimina-
nv trial in the lower court. .t. .
The 1fibune's Washington special says: j.
Howard Wells is well known tere aud at Hal
timcre for irregularities and crsokeaness Of
his transactions while commissary Of subsis.
tence here. 1t is learned that when at Balti-
more he was a heavy operator in Wall street
keeping large sums on deposit in New York
~ a margin for his specuiatious. 1t
was given out in Baltimore tina. he was very
successful at operations in gold. At the time
he was known in Baltimore he spelled his
name Wells and wrote his autograph in u full
round hand, j. Howard Wells, Captain, etc
Is well remembered by accounting oficsr,
of the navy department.
The Times prints an account of tho trial
yesterday in the presence Of General Grant,
Secretary Hunt, Chief Engineers Lorirg and
henderson Of the T.. S. Navy and a dozan
other distinguished officers. and public mon,
of Erricson's new torpedo boat, the Destroyer.