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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
G8 NOR 6a5 erIte uHb TT ods ein,iqs
S6mcr}bcrtiIgeHOt 0ittsI

oas i'm 9u9enblide ben au6suofcn gciosH gtataIt
hut, 5d5 SU'8uuoung6H uR0@ 0uQcitioucu beyl muor,
t nun ar oan yuu9in, Dem UIoaeu, oca gtnQsuei6fH.
be eiMraiiaer GHneH0uHq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
Srrberettttnaeh fitr Oeu Sfctuz9 O&s
Ter rcpn0ltfaniid)en Staats=
K Kn4Hhe1tf

S8Wego, R.=D., p. Sept. - Die Gt,
publifaner of8 erften @eietgcbuugs. 0,hrihs
biClten beute einen Gonpcut, Hm 0eleaaten fir
ben beuOrfteben6en repubIitaniihen Staatsz
GonOent 81 ernGhlen. Die Serbanoluuoeu
maren iehr tumultuarti6 nab moetcn mitetnem
Uoufdnbigen Srud)e Spiihen oeu ,6oliz
SreeIs" Hn6 ,,StalpartS." 8coe SafJiOuen
biClten baruui ieparate Seriammluugcn III
gle,der Set uno in Der ndmItteu 60de mo
errpdbIieu 5uei 9sIegatiOuen 5u Dem Staats=
@onpent.
Canton, N-9., q. Sept. - 9ie 9ie.
publltaner pom 2. @eietgebuna8 9uIhiIt er=
mdbIten heute nStoluarts" ais 0elegateH gum
StaatS. &onuent.
Utica, H.=9., %. Sept. - Die bisfgen
&epubltianer haben etne poppclte Delegation
- cine ans aStulnarts," cine ans y0ali-
8TeebS" bcitCbcu0 - PrmIhI+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28

Su Rcmarf, H.zS., aerietben UOrgeiiern
bei'm Sartenip ele Der 26 Sabre olte 6arbge
Sote NIB ser 30 Sabre alte 6arbi3e 5Oiepb
alron nit siuanber in Streit. Sciee SoacH
0iefier. uno eesterer lAnitt Dem Grlieren cen
Gals a5. Der M6roer eutftob.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28

3arriS burg. Ecun., p. Sept.-0ie
ilrelte NbthttIunQ 0eS getdeniuges, 10 Idle Bic
0iit9lieOer oeS @OugreiitS uab &le0Ilano BE-.
i6roerte, fam I'M llbr beute AscHv auf Der
Jtidrciic nod Saibingtou bier all. Die am
gor0 Oe8 3ugcs btiinolidleu 6eprdientauteu
uahmcn unterme9S ciueu 8cidluB al, in mel.
dem fe beu Gnaitor oe5 {oaules uuO cincn
llnterqebeneu, iomie 6rr. Goot, GgeHtbimer
Don ggSillar6zSOte iiir biz i'll ibrer Gequemz
Ildfclt auf Der Helie getrofeneu N2a5rCgeln
baHtcn. Die Seuatoren 0ople1, 8opalo uu0
Sonas, @r= SenatOr &baiicc, Gr Spred)cr
TnuOaQ uuN perItiCOene 9leprdicutauteH beqe-
bln idJ uon her aus na9 Bhuabclpbia oOer
9iclu=Dort, Senator Don Cameron Ulie6 in
A6orusbwrq, uno blc iibrigen GonQreBnlit0lie~
Der nebit thren Segl2tttrn fchrteu uad) lSllz
lngon Suriid. Die 9ieW=5erieper @onsreB.
SCleqation. nelde Die 5telie nitma6te, bat
bedloiicn, Dem j3ugpuional fir bic mGbrenO
Ner 6ahrI an ben Sag geIcgte BfidAttreue uub
2lufmerfiamteit ir9eno ell 3eiten Der 2lner=
ng-mobrideiuIitJ NeoatQeH nit paiieu=
rem Observation-Disclosures 81 laieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
0fcr0cfratfbett IN Glitcanc.

&bicug p. Sept,--0;c uut,r Dem 9.as
men BIutent" bciauute, Rcuc BierctlcantGcit,
mclde Dor chua 10 Sageu bier ausbraH, Der
brelttt iid INNER Wcittr, uuo t5 aicbt laam
ucd cuGH eiuSigeu gr6BtrcH Stou IN ser StaSt,
WeIdjCE Con eCr Seud)e ulitout bleb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
Gs harb

nod Uter}ehutd9gm SeioeH an Der 8iphberlti5 uneI
pld9uiCbtcs eniigrs 1ohtcr6m 6hElitiHs glarra:
rcthe i'm 2ltter bon 4 Sobycn, U}Ouaten uno Z Ia
Ger. Die tIluerH0eH @ttgIu
l232) &pGiS aHO tyliiabgtb FelpnGt.
SIN grob' it 9lHb',
s}m geben E6meIJ;
5'Tun l6Iummre llRit,
Oh ebies SerB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28

Y btca9o, 27. Septbr. - Die Brc,ia 0eS
Ual5ens unb alcr iibrIgen @etraiOeiOrieu R;s.
gen hcute betradtlif, uno Der g8ai3ea ldj,oB
81 bis Gents bOber, ais am lebten Samsz
toge. Die llriadIc beS Steigens ilt nidt CT
mittelt. GtlidJe EcriOHen glaubeH tin ,,&orz
ner," mo bsbauptsu, oaB @iuciunaher Spe=
lulonten all oeuliclben betbeillgt eieu. 9'c
SranspOriationsyatCn fir g9aiien partu beuc
h0btr, ais leit 40 Sabren, unO cS dicu bier
menlar uOn eincm ,GOrner" gu erifiren, ais
III WtilmauIcc, tnoem circa - 900 Sudel III
etncm annGbmbarm PrOitt UOn bier uad) ieuer
St0Ot gCdlldt murcen.
g!iIwautee 1T ijbaboHpt gc9cmudrtig Der
ein5tge Grt bier 81 Euuoe Ooer III europa,
wObm bei Den gcgcnm&Itigeu $rclicn gEai;eu
gUiHnbrtnqen0 Ucridifit wuJcn Gauu. WlaiS
mO 6afer inn beute ebeHiau5 i'm 9rcic qez
i+irOrf7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
Sin tiwge1rcucr SGnFecamter

9upt, - Sabre cit, aus;ableuycr p Seller" Der
supporters au0 Graver5 9iduOuol Bant," lit
ais 8efrauount DubnftGt wOrOen, uuy man
id)att oen unttritlaQcHen &tuag oui nIiuyc-
iteue $25, 600. Der 2lu9eitagtc beFBt en-
prad,tUollcS g8Obubou8 in Grccnmitl, @oau.,
mn Die 9roBen Summcn, rU,ld)t er iiir osu
lIntClboIt ciuer 6anIllie ucrau5GabtC, iiibrtc 5u
Gem &erOod)tc, O0B md}t }iae5 rjhttg lei,
Sue llntcriudung icilier 8Ihcr bcitdtiate Den
GctHoht unb Oeruriadlte Ote 6cTnabme ot5
Gniici NfbCS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28

9Nn602, Cnt., p. ScDt - Gus n0Ui
fam=9ota" HnN beiualt 0a5 g1nil 6aUiwgt=
plc,tl bon mlttm 50 ClulH &gcjl bilO,tt,
muItcn hcute 6utdl 6cau 5Gf0rt. &u!un
SIS, Zoo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
Staot Baltimore.

lNr. y he. 81. y 0ilbcbruuOt Ictut c5
CrachCnIt alb. ais @GnoiOat fir sCU l. RQ.hs
2lCCtq rw 10. 2&aro Ouf;UuGeu.
GuOIid Gtpn dt. - Die Bolic, pYbtc
d}pu .tt lanQcr Get uah Dem SuybIGeu SEQ.
SbjI, ohre lbH jctodl tiaber Crgaid)CH llJ tOu7
Len. At0m1l5 omm)udit man DorGctcru
lC,rI l&clHuug IN Der StOtt=, uohc TyoHilu.
trofc. GICCS O(al nahm man oCu @uri ben
0m 8raQCu. 2fou ianO ibu uerfCd, m cmem
oltct &offCr, pcm gcm0bniidcu &ecncGe, in
mcldem cr bISbcr ben Ar9uSaugcu Der SlQus
y6dc Cutgcngen mar.
GWe S0ub TN m!HCu 5rauuHg
festS OSHrt"a 9'"siutsttoS trt sss bird1E7i ete,,
@rdc- -Gudc lu NtoHImCntltraBC lalt. i0r.
" .. &iecl Don SDlRg1 UtiIs clcIiUe Sri.
@nMe 6. Sufu5 bon SGliuort. Banor
ytlr5 lIguctt zen @lCbuno uuO Cr g. 2.
&Cu3, EciCu= QbmHlt Der GcmcHoe, utrnitz
tCltc bmt) 3udtnipradlc 0as @d0bui3.
GtHc 9 grenade brod)tc QeTtru IbeuO
9 lldr AMI &crQulohuua Ger Sd)iiBeu @2cu=
'dl0it UOu Baltimore GOuun 4jroi. 3iCQler'5
po15dbliac MuIilCapgue prn.6. d GouocrDorh
uou oGy Srauuflm0 S.5 &ouOu5Orlt & SUbu
al 8siOu ApCUue.
YcriouuIHOtij.- 0uior E6Oma5 3.
Gatbcr, 5iili5=A Attuar int SupcyioI=@eridtc,
mdd,,r Cincu Uonat lang Die 5ommriruhc
SogotOaa'8 9tuOiiU, III mumtr uuO wobl 2u
rEd9ClgaIt IND bat lclHc 2lmtaptidltsu Wit0er
ubUnOMmtn.
Scr i dei-Glub" bat ioebtu ouS 4ro-
oramm rel 3ieuHgu OcS @lub5 pom Is. bis 81.
SItobr, bas Der J(enncu Der yNtO. AdubaU
@cicuihait" bonn 2G. biS %. StOber uuJ 0a8
Der 6CnH;H in 2EaibiuAtOn pom /. BIS 4. go
Uclnbcr Uer0fiGrtIidlt. SpOu5mcu wey6en nidlt
UmaugCln, itdl Oaiielbe 3ItblidlaI1en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
Ser (SeIOutarrt.


Repz 0urt, 81. Sept.-6olgeneeS iIn6
bic SdluBnotiruugeu: @elS er6ifuete I'll 4
bis uub i6loB Su 9rO5ent pro SGhr. -
Sterling 8ediel 4.79f-4.804 auf 60 Gage
uuo 4. 4.834-4 $50 auf Sidt. - 8unSes> Dbl,
qatoncn: oerlGugerte Sctiu 1908, 90. 6iiufr
IOl1, 4!zpro;cntige Coupons 113!, pros.
DO. liza. - &ftien: 8Od= =S5lauo 1873, Bitt8z
burg 40, Sls. Central 1929, Q.eD. @entral
1434, 2otezSbore 1868, @rie 454, 90. Brioriz
tdten SO, giortbzgSeitcrH 1863, DO. Broritd-
ten 1885,, T.=S. @eutral 96&, Reaomg ~,
@efieru Union 86f. untcridabamtS.8 .8iIau;:
Sob $50, ,828, @Ourant $4,l3O,2G8.
gSteBmarEte.
&btcago, p. Septbr.-Ote 3uflbr oon
Sdpeincn belief idl bgHte Ouf $4,000, 6Ie Ser=
iennung aui 5000 SGid; bic 8reiie oaritrten
yni'dcn $500 uuo $40. - 9ltubUieb: 3ue
fuhr G5O0, gerienOuu8 5000; 8trfduie 81
s.. 60 bis $3.50. - Sdadfe: 2uiuAr 5000,
GlricEDuug -; EeriGuie 81 $2.75-$4.40.
ct. goHi8, p. Sept - SbU;uC: 3uz
mir 2GO0, @erisuOuug $500; Yer.iuie gu
$G.40 bis $50. - 6Iuo0ieb: 3uiubr POO,
8CrieHoung 300; 8crtduie SH $3.50 50-S4.25.
- Sdaaic: 3ufubr 29OO, Serieuouugl 400,
8erfduie SU S2.75-$4.25.
GGft sYlbertp, Beuui., p. Sep.br.-
DE 3uiuhr UOH 8lHoUish belief iih aui 1917
@tld; @ertdHfe su $l.5O bis S6.35. -
Sdmeint: 3nfnhr 1900; BerfGuie ~ $500
bis $3.50. = Shaais: 3ufubr 5000; Sertauie
Al $3.2O bis 1925.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
9aSWaD's
0egnlirenDe RiQcH.
Bonfpnrneue BurgGuIen. IInOeruse sibF6sts
yliiteI, sDirfcR hHe CGmery, iietS }uBerLaSEg
uuO latdrIldl tn ihger cEerattpR,
GtnDsaetabEltThes gsTaaHittsl zoe
Gai0rael

RoniommeH Cbre teaiitcn 9eigc'hmad cI,goHt mts
'dfem @umm glairt, rurgyen, relElirsu, reiniqer
a. $ FGTfn,
g3aoDaH'S Biuau 3uE eur aur 2rauf5sltsu bst
Sd9ens, oUFebT, oer co5rme, ber jttcrsu, oer Sais
IoUie ir ugrDoie5 goDfUeh, 8eriopiung, SnoiasFios
8nspcpFe, bitoie SuiIdHbe, yie6sr nncrlebseutsdRs
Dung, pdmgubotten uub o1c GHberrn yei6tn oes llus
trletb5. cine oolicmmeEe elr 91rlntiu. 8ein cc.
getabud, tetne Spur Uou g2erillr W!iueraltsa chez
ihd0Iitgu TIOGusU.
81 DloH beldlte iogenbs Gqmptomt ooH 2r1ntbcis
ten Der geroouuUa a5grgoue Bcrfopiuuq, tHurriAs
6Gmoubo0Cn @lutUQ4ung uoh 6cm R0pe, Sduu
I'm 4iG9en, Qebdie!t, zo0breuHeu, Ste Dor oen @hos
DlnGW0IutCu, iourc5 UuitCHeu, Stuten Ooer BebgH
oes SCREENS, erititeuots 6eilb bcIlu teqe1, Jltbd
OoeI H,udcru Dor Zen IugeR Wle5d q. oumplt Sbmcrs
gen I'm RODie iiCdcHbcU dtlem, aebcs Au5leben Der
huut unb oer Nu9eH, Se!te1fgfen, StmeUen In beE
95ruf uHn IN otH eifis6crn, Dijeite anwdEun9tnpon
6Gg ggeuueH og5 Itt'hes.
G5i1iQs Eoisn coH Raswans giHen Derbsu baa
egfsm con allen o5augsuGHTtgn RruuiPcteu 6efrrleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
Sn elmer Bis 3ipau}ig Winntsn,

mic icbr aud oen G6cumaHiher, geifrsqrfa,F.
GtWGtcn, 8ClarupDCltcu, JicruUIcH, gidtil6er Sbgt
an iou'oer 9ruHIlc., rCIotubm qudcH m0Qtn, -g3s6,
uoh'o 9lcaog Belief" UtT0 au8cr6Udiidt SdlIt
itlffCu BET
GuHBuouuacu 6ey 0iGm, gnbiiubuuaeu Der
@lajc @eOGrHl= gut5itu0uua, guuqeu Gsnae.
itiOu5n, S5als y;toeu, &itbmu, 6u2tloplen.
&ipbtcrJa, 6giicuiden &uiGlcu, 8rdnu,,
Sataub Snhuema, 9oDfpe6, 3abudmer,eu,
J,araiQla, Jibeumatj5mu8, Ialtem unO hciB,iu
Sjebcl, Gtj6Ucraugen uu0 6rO1beuleu.
Die gumcnbgnq Gcs r97ca0b Rslicf" an bcr oScr o,H
lcccn5r Stcle ntro Oi5bae bcbcaHbe Euejhtcuuq
idaiCB.
grSjfiQ bis isthsie EropIsu OuUon IN sinem hoIbsu
2tirlgla5 BON 2ga1it UuocH In Ueni1cn aulenbGG,u
Grdnpis. @.CGcuiurc, SoAtgsuHgu, Ropiibmr,H,
2lcTrlct, 2ulcntern, 8oltf. &iafuu9tU iu 6n giuss
TJtbtU mo ole tHucritCn SGWeucn 6clcr.
J,CiieHoc icGtlu imuct cine MGihe Jla5noh's
rgCcop @ritci" bct lid traaGn l3eui9e Eroyfen bas
boil In g&a0er 0sthau. bsUgcn nQcU 9raHtbeitsg uHb
ben 0cnj ptrtnupitcu geioeH Die aus otm G5ehrGudc
i@cdCU 2EQNCT5 cn,iCrnaen, Dor. IS 4 Cir befstez
gStuuNGnt oils irCNg yfiidFT grln0u Obar Fittrrsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
|S5:,eisgrapI)3idle 9epei6eat.


ta4ts acr r?!GocirteH Breiis- ibr Den pGeuti1e1
Gorreip oHocEteu".l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
g. e. g.
GnOlpaO's GeaOn g3cl5eF
t,rirt NM Owbdttt

@ubr, Diarrboe, C5OIera glor5u5, gitbyE
mnb G6mers, @beumati5mu3, Ecr05Is
Sdmerjen, 9ppbteritis, 6dlsenls
jaUSung, SnfIuencia, at6s
WuEqsbei6werbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
grets a5 Gents pro s&aatel.
SH allen Ggot6tftH 8u Adbeu.
RGu IsIe Talia uHs Ga5F."
ON SAs @ublttllm!

Sc fonu Feline bef(ert Garouts idr ben peyb pou Br
Rabmau'5 Gnblaulnbeten W. ", W.z9ftimittsIa
eufaeUieien neroeu, ais bic eeR0eu uHb uuBlorH
Tohahmunoen 0Tldbeu. Gs libt ioDobl idlihe -glea
iolutnis, ais aud a1ieisis" uno .Btas." Sebet @ud
Dor unb psdaRgt Hlr q 6pap' un6 adptet baIaut,
boe esr glams -aaeDaq4 n5 oui esm 9staaittl actG
fd befn6et. (5agt20, We2R6&G
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
Snt3tnSnaN Der SdrnbIaTe mps
Der WicTeu,

i2ms 5ei frouiideu 6dasn bon ir,iB,m FIu6 uHs y,.
HhrnUtttylrbGl. oD WV W.
GEt y1iuC enb< mshr dlti1eu uu6 beilfr8itfs, FI,
we1tc, 0is r8cn0 Elm UUotJcs brdgarat Dir g3fAi.fu
MINI thfaurdmellC aCrpmmcU. mdbren5 guNere hPftsr
fHHi tiS ich5 UP0l 10 pls sriorOcm
Sin 9oaar pro TEleFhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
Gin 7eufn,aI.

Sic nolIen 8ir ciH Sentmal ietIu,
&on AIarmoT cber aud uon @rS.
sic fpoleE Slr nit irS 'iden Sddrcu
SetUnoen IPyer Seele 5hners.
G6on itb' i'd ItoIS es fb erbeber,
Gin Sentmal ionoer aiaunorlnft,
Is ~ ocs SeHImaj, oas i'm ge0en
III Sir i'm goli 9eieget bait.
IS lit COS SEMINAL, oas I'M 0trycn
Iu Sir erIihtet nab uno .sru,
SGs Wionument, an oas NIT Sdmerjen
gSir Denien, n6, 10 oil uno GEM"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28

90S @ehid,t, OaS @ariiclO a!S Sm.
otut rcS rBiuiams @oueas" gsbrisben, uua
uoN rem wir ciuige 8rud)thcile gciteru ii I'LL
iCre o2lienpyCOlgl" liuIotiGu. lauttt III 0tc
OOrltCfihden llepetieeuHg Cine8 9leoatGmS
Der ,.IjQ. StaatS2tq. :"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-09-28
aaltes nnD bIbtnes Ntepes.

EaItes uao bibFees Sieber scGen thr 50 GeH,s.
gs gjlbt Fan 6aFcrcs 6etlmteI IN ocr gBst, mas 70
itUs ruc Ndsr COu ,Tg5er BELT, m0gt1 iic bon 0gts
oOrteuey guit GUdra} cher 6egeucJnocr sale toms
men, WOQcH fc zdGultz, ylerUCH obCT 1clbes rigbgE
heiRtn, al inter SuSrhun1 BON RaOWau's Btneu
ba5 ot'CaRu RCltei," 5r. Olaopaps.
5duf5t8 seats bro 9laf@t.
, 1881-10-29
SECRETARY TOLGER.


w.,,,.sl, sH" 1ISp =, ~ ~. -, ihs''r. H..
~ ,,,, H., H.. ~ ,,sau, ~, w.. 'o 'e'.'as
mt 'au"s -. , sno .tes,y ''epa't'nu'!' "to
'';,.,'",'..'r ~ ''1s, % nesn'. m..u NJ! .ao np
puu'.!eAs pun. y. ".uAo to,se!' ~ ulos au5 1l'at
M''ut ~ 1eeaed hnpetal''e'y laefe IS Goosa
,nMss' ,.' Fasnef ts'il'l Rtcat 'l'ahc!er. very
'a,. ,,'', ~ III ior oects."Iy ~ ~ III Stan'ns
pa'"ns '',r "s''l!hs WIN ~ revenues. Soh-
RatSS ~ ~, uoss Ho. @ aooA :" n'n ~, sngseslloIs
~ ~, :" .;, m3s w. "sa'a, "u'.o "suulscnien!s
.'I M ' '.'i .t t'.u a.a, t1s , assM'eu sslle'y
- aa". 49,. "G .e"' '"'ot ,t y. ulo .'cclcI'IS
t.'ea -. :" ..'o ,t. :" "e!s5 upo'! "ppe'''s
~ .a'.:S " "ts'uto osl"een 'alpof'sls n'A!
sas.at'1"'t'.tets M'a customs anu 1Hterial
teEellae o'lSl''ls. 1I's salo t'i"t the1o Is haw
"ec'1'h"!aleu 'efs 1a'Re il'l'aocr OF sacsI
appeNls "nle'. haSc pnsseN from ono al''s'oh
o'1lces 'o ahotlsef ull1'l nna'tS submitted To
ING oeero1afS ar sherman WIS very
falnt' e!ea,; a'1H concise WORKER OH sl'c!' mp,
pcals' h'st :a': Wlnaon was n!nch i4l'saeretl
, 1881-10-29
ATLANTA COTTON EXPOSITION.


ATGANrA, tia., Oct. GA special from
Washington today says the !nyttutlon Ut tl's
Executive Committee OF the Cotton ExposI-
tion to President Arthur a1a.l Cabinet, also
Vtce-Pres!dent Oayis uni members Of tho
Senate, to attend the exposition In body
after adjournment was fayorably received,
mil the Impression Is TINT tie President, with
tho members Ut the Cabinet a,.1 the Senate,
viii visit tha exposition IN u body lln1lle-
atately upon adjournment Ut. the 6enate.
lien. Grant, ex-senator .Conklinx, aud other
prominent ntparttos will aIsn be prevailed upoll
to come. Arrangements are now being
made by the railroads for The transportation
0f tlle Visitors atltl their fricnus Thusu dis
tilWulskleu persons will bo guests OF thu City
Ut Atlanta, and, should nothing lluppe,. to
prevent thair coming, Atlanta Will Kivu tha,n
II warm Georgia Welcome. The visiting tiuS-
ernoEa, accompanied by their stalls, returned
ton,e today. Gov. blackburn. Of kentucky.
left In the afternoon. and Goys. utgelow Ut
, 1881-10-29
THE EJsEAI[CDEIIIp.
IftS{'0iK,
HptttaR Dtfpatti, % 1.hf uhtsaro 1ftbtne


8psetal Dttpats.; . This uhtsaso 1tthuae.
WASHINGTON, ID. e., Oci. a3s.-.Thu sup.
purters OF Mr.. lIiscock's cn1u,luncy for tho
Spcakorsl,'p are considerably discouraged,
In view Of lhe faet lint Now York Inns nav
lwo plares IN tho cnI,lHet. Thu opponents
of tIlscock naturally aru taking advantage
ut this fact to urge that il.asmuch as
Now York Inns the Presidency, thu two
departments which liaye worry much moro
patronage tllar all the other departments
combined {tle Treasury niH tho P0st-O -Oilice),
tile mission t0 FcAhcc, ntld sotllU OF the most
important blIrean Offices, al,l great many
other Important places III tho home and
lorcIgn service. It will ,ho asking loo .nlIcIs
fur Now iurk to present n candidate far
SlGaker. Thvru IL Iuarkca i,.lisposItIon
ansollg public men to permit my State to
SUCCEED
III the matter OF lM0lI0E1ly Of olticeholtling
HMll patronage. Consequently, the friends Ut
tho Western candidates for Spcpg1r ars f,c-
coming mlure aggressive. 3lr. kasson l1Is
beon llole u fuw slays. llAa. whllu Aenlakes l,u
loasE, It ts sery evident tisat te titlu Ii turl-
luz In Ills fyur. Ut Ills qualifications for tue
position no ole llaa over yonturci 10 suggest
u doubt. The greatest difficulty Which hs
, 1881-10-29

,lutlcr Grunt, Wilson WAS stint through tlle
forehead. ntNl nnot!lrr M[nle hnil passed
through 1as shoulder. Ills comrades left
hin, fur dead, lmt tho isclN.s fnnnd Him nl,u
linlSctl Hin, 10 recovery, Ills lrft rye WIS
destroyed ntnl lis left s|on'ttcr parnlyzetf.
Another lcegMnI frnni !.ync|bnrE says
Wilson IL tntlnrsad hynll businessmen there.
) \. ".
Tho executive sesslnn e!o5ctl 1T $50
n. III. M slrci.lctl action WAS taken
nl, ts!o Stsattiam l,ominaslon: anl,
when tho ,l0ors were opened, tic Sen
atr adjourned Ia nect nj mon tniay.
Mnst If thc time OF t1lc scsslol
nftcr midnight was taken up calling tho roll
OF various .lilntory lnotluns.
, 1881-10-29
Connecticut. .Jnryis Of North t'arolIn,, -,
10y, nf l'rnnsy''nuta tcIt tnnlEhi, ilo"%a aug
SMOKE-C CONSUMERS
An Ordinance Passed hy tl,c trn,,.
mil ssUnr.1 of tttter,ncn I;nIort,.n1rs
Their Adoption. 'Hg

An Ordinance Passed by tnc t,.,,.
,,ntl ssonrd Of Aldermen, EuIor",a1I Ia'n.
settial Ul,pa,eh to The fn,,oco ,.,,,,.
r..,,,..,.,,, =, I,,t y. '@.Sv ~, 1Hehns.
,,l:s tts.'ss..t!' ~ uci. -lhc l}oarl u!
A'''cf'''eh sott1y i'assea ID '1 el1gsossu,eu1 an
ortllnance making tho lIsc Of M r,r.ri,.1. ~!
Snol,e.cu,,s,tnet compulsory u,x,n t,,a t,Mss"'e
or nil ,unn,,fnrlurcr. n,,,I ,'lot. , ae bart
ncsa rr"1rs fI,c ,,s, NJ, "f I,s .hI,s, "a'sa bust.
irnn u''e, n,'t.un Is" a' ~ y ~" r,''nl'sy 'lt s
Tho tnltler ut sc1ccllilg II consumer i,. ia ,",.
entirely with tlle user, tho only rr,u1ram @ Nlt
nr thn nr,t1no,,r. ,,,s, ti,ot T. uG'letcns
IT,, o 1..,.'' .o ~. p. as ~ s.''t ou effect.
~ ~ H.. r"iu!o u, eolnpy WIN the provisions
o. 'ito ordnance c'lters tl'o o'io thus Offend.
Tju smoke nufsaucr in l,Iurln,,,., ~ polh'
l,nr lno,, ~ n ,,ri..o,,s "e.a''a'4 a,'e. las
- s IT, I.. i y. sts'uS c's't"cler, anl
" mas We' GROWING stcatlfly worse with tho
elty'H RrUwt,,. Organizations llays hssu
formed having its abatement M thc,r u,ts eh
null tho l}our,t 1T Trade has tm,y.l '., "les',
in lin muttur :, inr,x,, x,".1,,,. ~ ~ nM:a'ey
, 1881-10-29
A[ACTEACI[.
INV EVEN ttl'LD III 10 IT?

SFresat Dtspateh to 7nt t,Ateaas Tribune.
WASHINGTON, u. t., Oct. :&.-Atr. Mac
Eeagtt Is l,c!l.: shnrnly criticized by tho Sin!
warts for Insisting Hnun his resignation, as
Attorncy-tieneraI. They Charge that llG lns
left tho prosecution III tic 1urcll, md TINT,
anttcinating failure, in tcnycs to oti!ers t'lo
management nf tho c,srs afd apparent r.
sponsil'ilisy for tho iyrrtticse.l llasco. l'nst-
l1lastert'ehesal talncs, cyeil, II aAntc,t M
saying that tho Attorney.tiencraf has Alrln-
sa"nrd him nj II critical moment. Tho Attor-
hcy-Ge,cral has II very satisfactory eXplnna-
fton IL Rtye fur tlM rcaso,ts which Intlucn
him to 1nrcml'orlly lmsist upon tic nccrpt-
attce of Ills resignation. liz determined I'm
nletltately after fairfield. death Ia retire
from tho Cabinet, md. rs snDil NJ lie was nbIo
tn du 50. he announced his purpose to Prcsi-
dent Arthur.
ttIs REASONS r0!, RETIRING A1,E POLITICAL.
lie IL n strong personal friend Ut Mr.. Arthur,
and, SO fNr rs prrsunnf rclutfnns gD, Wunlif
Enyc been pleased IL continue In the Cntlf-
net. Atr. MacNengli Is not In sympathy with
TINT portion If The Republican pnrty which
supported t'cn. t;rant Mt Chcago, md hu
continues 4 hearty opponent Ut the third
term. lie IL l!sU opposed to tho mnchtlIn III
politics, and adyncntcs u thorough clyil-scf-
yfrc reform. lie t1ucs not favor cunlitiou III
Virginia between Mahono mil tho Rupnl,-
[Icans. ll1 considers tho Atnlione movement
II llcresy, whlcl, ought not to bp tolerated.
LII his capacity ns AttorIcy.Generai llu Inns
been and would lm caItcd upon To appoint
Dcputy-Alarsllals md Dtstrict..Attorncys III
that Stnte, which lie could not conscientious.
" do, provided Ills selections were tn be
taken from men wllo represent those yiows.
~ tn TIE sT.AJ,-EouTE PROSECUTIONS,
Ito lloes mt think thnt lie has left anybody
tit tile lnrct. lie very carefully provided for
competent ro,lnsel to manage those eases be-
foro lEo lift tic Cabinet. This was dune
III ticil. fiarilcldIs lifetime, alld with tho ]at-
tcr's suggestion and approval, aI,l, l,atl tlo
(ATacVeugl,) remained In tho Cabinet Ills
supervision Of the stnr.rolte cases would, Mt
the best, have been but slight. Dcntnmin
Brewster, Of Pennsylvania, Stntwart III
politics, and very nble lawyer Is assigned
III
srECtAI, COUNSEL.
lfo Is insisted by Col. f;curge bliss, Of New
York, formerly Dlstrlct-Attorllcy. who has
attained greAt reputation NJ n criminal pros-
ccltor, a1la lie Is also assisted In Washington
by Col. William Il. Cook, Of tho local
bur, the NEST noted and Success
fHf criminal lawyer III these parts. 1t
cannot be said truthfulty tllat tile star.route
cases llave bcen left in tho luret, by urybody,
mil It Is noteworthy fact TINT tllose who ara
50 sharply crittcistnE Mr.. MacVeagll are per-
so.!s WIN wish tho stnr-routc prosecutions to
fnil,
, 1881-10-29
POLITICAL.' ,,'i,N Mi
Trio Aims Of tho Prohibition Move
NlGlht In xYfAGoMhin.

Trio Aims Of tho Prohibition Moye
Hlont lii HfAcolhin.
Special Dfspdtth to ine CHICAGO JrbnHt-
GALES.t, ILL.,, Oct. :3.-Tlo a,,tlM.s Of tha
Prohibition catvass III tho State 1T Wisconsin
wns disclosed tn Your correspondent today
by q leading member OF t!at party, who til.
blnsllingly admitted that himself alltt as:t-
ciatcs have not entertained tic lden that auy
olto of tho candidates on tliu l'roIlib'tltu
Ticket would be elected, but tfat their cl!Irf
uini NIL! Object Is 10 tlefent Republican nsl.
inees wherever they can. Ny informant vas
unable 10 state inst how slcll Il course would
result In bclIeIlt 10 tho Prohibition party but
rcslsscrtn! tllat that, was the program, aud
olu which wnu!lt ba carried mt III
every ettcttot, district II, the Statr. Tile
trltl, ls TINT The st-callGl Prohibition ,nose-
n,eht-s,N s,Nrtctl md foxtered by thB Drlao*
crNtS. who nre mt making any outward show
WlatGver-tlaH hut Il siil.lIl following In ihs
!.atlE.r, State, ullu thut tho genuine, earnest
Repnbicnn clcnicllt will stand Iy tue mani.
!sees tl!eir purity lllso p1Ncetl III tic cl, an!
y will be sern wien tlle votes ,tru culutcd
lint hone Ut uleliI NrU ''ttft.a
, 1881-10-29
NOTES.


Spsetat Dtspdteh 10 Tho Chfeauo TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, d. C., Oct. a0-'rho ofllce Of
Commissioner Of hallway Accounts is very
much sought. The salary is not Iargc, hut
t1eEo il general Impression TINT 1t Is an
'ofco Of large possibilities" Tile President
will not probably fill tho vacancy Mt present.
FRANK 1IATrON
Will leave for Burlington suoll, to settle Ills
accounts rs Postmaster theru before enter
fng upon llis duties M First Assistant Post
lnnstcr- General. lie will return III week.
0iDSANcE.
WASHINGTON, ID, e., Oct. 18.-t;en, Ilell-
nett, Chief Of Ordnance, u. S. A., in his mn
liIlnl report, states: Lust yenr Sl,tIi1,5.Es.7 10
were expended; recommends MI Increase, III
tic appropriations for nrmnE and GtIulpntng
the militia: says tho wclt-being nnu efficiency
Of the army require the permanent retire.
lncnt Of officers mt thoAgD Of u.
l., il. IIAs1INus
WIS nominated for Postmaster ut Carroll
City, In.
\ TOEPEDo rX1T.osIoN
III the fulmf,luie rnoM OF tho Nayy-Yaul
Killed George Lawronco, a1lt1 severely wOit1l,.
ed George W. tiates and Marion Thompson
Yie inner walls Of tho building wcro ,lo,,ol-
istled.
THE ESCEsS or EXPORTS
Of merchandise l0r the twgye months ended
Sopt. 10, S2t0.:10, dl5; exccss Of imports ut
gold coin ana bullion FOR the ss.l,lu time,
S77,3al,5f
THE GOVERNOR OF NEW MEXICO
writes that le sees no Immediate prospect
of permanent pence with the hostile Indians,
md thinks tho raids due to tho fact Tint these
tndians cannot readily find Subsistence III