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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16
Tor SALE OR RENT.

THE RESIDENCE or MISS HEMKEN
with outhouses, stable and cisterns. Lot
fronting IS feet and running, back 100 feet.
house lot, will be rented or sold. This
house is large and omfortable, fronting on
Grand street.
Apply to Miss NJ. II. Hemkcn or join
II. Dinkgrave. 47:lm
Monroe, La, July 30, lSSl.
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mi PREPARATION.


HiStory or Io1aiSIs1axs
FROM THE EAtLfEsr PERIOD.
This worry rnro and valuable contribution
to tho historical literature of tho country
IN now In process OF republication, with
much new matter and u lifo OF tho disths-
gnished anthor by Judge w. w. Howe, of
tho New Orleans Bar.
'JaMes A. Gresham, oolssellory EtNtfoncr
and printer, 20 Camp xtreet. Now OrleMMse
;. %ssis sss;&iss s;s ana ssisl.
History of Louisiana has long since disnp-
peared from tho shelves OF the bookseller,
and is only occasionally found In possession
! to say that tho author wins ono OF tho most
] noted civilians in tho list Of worthless that IL
Illustrated tho carly history of Louisiana. AS
Attorney General, Reporter, Judge, and
decisions have boon cited with respect in
Westminster Hail and In Washington, us
WaH AS In his adopted State. His History
OF Lonisiana took its place at once us a
work 81 accuracy and value. Tho forthco,n-
ing edition will contain n faithful portrait OF
the author, and also n map OF New Orlcnns,
by Carlos Trudeau, talSon In l7OS show
ing Now Orleans as it was nenrly 100 years
ngo under Spanish domination, with its
forts. moats, drawbridges md othor nppur-
Tho price of this History I'm ono largo
In half IN oroc 80.
Tho publisher hopes 70 have tho work
Dor, 1881. For further pnrtic4lars fsidross,
JAMES A. GKISTfXM,
Bookseller and Publisher
70 Camp street, Now Orleans, I'm.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16

Hank, We! "Plcasant Ridcrhood, -
the Trenton correspondent of the Bull
letin, wants Monroe a suburb of Tren-
ton, and wants to "Brook]ynize'' it.
Whoo! this reporter is just .ssizzing."
He'll attend the meetings regularly to
sec what the forthcoming III. w. B.,
Mrs. T. r., Susan b. A., and tho
ssmutual friend'' have to do and say.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16
PU BL'IC LIBRAR Y!
YOUNG CAOTHOllC FRIENDS S0ClEIYS LIBRARY

Tho Young Catholic Friends Society have
the pleasure to announce to tho public that
.n e are IRE now %p prepared to supply the citi,
reading matter. They have established a
Library containing Five Hundred Volumes
in their hall and for the sum of Five Cents
any person can get book with the privi-
lege of keeping 1t one month.
HALL OPEN EVERY SUNDAY.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16

The drouth ended Tuesday night.
A drizzting rain then set in which con-
tinned up to late Wednesday night,
almost without Interruption. Yester-
day opened bright, with cool norther
blowing. The rainfall has been 1915
inches.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16

The following letter was received by
an undertaken from an afflicted wid-
over: ssSur-my waif is dcd and wonts
to be berried tomorrow at Woner
klock. U nose waire to dig the f,ole-by
the siad of two other waifs-lct it be
dcep.'
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16

There arc a number Of balconies in
front of our largo business houses on
Grand and stChatham," {DeSiard)
streets that arc yearntng for coat of
point, coupled with some necessary
repairs.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16

The dramatic season has opened,
and many of the finest combination
troupes in the country will so on be
ststarring" the South. Our Opera
House proprietor will take notice.
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DISSOLUTION.

The law firm of Richardson & McEnerY
is Dissolved by mutual consent. Each part
ner will practice law in Ouachita and ad-
jonrning Parishes and each give attention
to the business of the late firm.
r. RICHARDSON,
s, d, McENERY.
August 10th, 1881. 4e:2
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Banking Hours:

The regular hours for transaction of
business with the Bank of Monroe will
be hereafter from 8 a. m. to 4 p. M,
and on Saturdaysato 5 p. IN.
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NAMpHELX. HOUSE SALOON,
7 GRAND STREET,
: @ MONROE, LA.

TOM CAMPBELL, Proprietor.
Having recently opened tho above named
4 4 n6a., tho froprietor respectfully solicits
T1,o ehare OF tho pubic patronage.
r,inmora ut and best brands Of Winos,
hand. C,Istos Cigars kept constantly, on
der and polite aEs n may rory upon gooa Or
sale h at I'm sa,,a brand or '1sSSey for
February IL. lSSl
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w. w. Farmer.

COUNSELLOR IN LAW AND EQUIr1,
Atterasy at Raw 4 1eAeitsr in oAaneexy,
MONROE, oUAcHrTA PARIsH, LounIANA, {
Will practice in the District, Circuit and
Supreme Courts OF the State OF Louisiana
and Of the United States. viii devote
special attention to the maintenance Of legal
tax titles aud to the annuiment OF others.
N. B.-My resignation a. Judge of the
Court Of Appeals has been forwarded, to
take effect, September 2Ist, 1851, I'm time for
Circuit courts and OF theStato District court,
at Monroe, October Sd, 1881. I intend to re-
sumo the practice Of my profession on
ton and prompt correspondence; to the
exclusion of planting, politics aud all other
occupations. August 25. 1881.
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PRESIDENTIAL INABILITY.

| Even If the president should even
tually get we'll there Is no assurance
| that no will DO able to discharge his
! official duties for several months. 1n-
decd, unless he Improves much moro
rapidly than he Is now improving, he
| Will be in no condition to return to
Washington when Congress assemblies
In December. There are matters now,
no doubt, which demand the Presidents
attention, but they are not SO inpera.
tive, perhaps, as to admit of no delay.
When Congress meets, however, II the
president Is not so far recovered as to
justify him resuming his duties tho
vacancy caused by his inability must
be filled. Perhaps the vice-president
would be filling the office of president
now ifthere were not great uncertainty
relative to the tenure Of the vice-presi-
dent If he should take charge of the
presidential office. The constitution is
far from clear ON this point. Able law
yers hold, and they arc right, that he
could discharge tho duties OF president
only so long as the Presidents Inability
continued. Other able lawyers how
, ever contend that IL tho vice-prcsident
= assume the duties OF president no Is
. In fact and In law, the president, and
must continue to be the president
J, until the end of the presidential term.
n Among this latter class of lawyers in
Senator Jones, of Florida. AS q con.
= stitutional lawyer Senator Jones hns
= few equals, and, perhaps, no superIors
clasq thinks ls.s n s;;iaaS n.. Mouths.
This tract has three advantages over any
tract situated on tho Mississirpi river, viz:
It is entirely aboye any overflow. has no
,avinE banks and no levoo taxes. Tho
cleared land produces one aIid-a-half bales
% the acre, and rents for $3.50 per acre an
Of labor on tho place which win
nixed with n little sand !; growth, ASH
sum. dogwood. oak. hickory. pawpnu,
n aSunaancc. waiting for ti,e irwin. paa.
The projected II. II. from Alexandria to
southwest Arkansas Will pass by this place.
Apply to-
]. N. PECK,
Attorney IN Fact, Sicily Island.
Reference: Judge NJ. J. Liddefi. Aon-
zoe, La.
n. E.-This place has II Atao cyprcss
break and mill-seat for water powder.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16

Our article last week headed ttCOttOn
Buying In Monroe elected no small
amount document, aud in the main ia
vorable from majority of our citizens.
The TELEGRAPH, years ago, advocat-
cd such system as that suggested last
week, but with little avail. This week,
we notice fewer merchants and fewer
boys congregated around the cotton
wagons, and that much hesitation to
advance is manifest. One point is
gained, but here are yet few-hap-
PLY few-whose eagerness and zeal
cannot coEroI the nodcsty exhibited
in othER.s~s4iss.
M, s. yteet, IN
riparian ~ il I ep. 'D' or his ' s,po
sutes), for securing a sigma, station.
have been successful. Mr.. Nj. N, Coe.
is the observer at this point, and all
who know him know that no better
selection could have been made. The
station, however, is only subordinate,
and is what is known as ysssub-
division" station, situated in the.s Vicks-
burg District" Mr.. Coo reports daily
the maximum and minimum tempcra-
ture, the rain fall, and tho velocity of
thc wind to the chief at Vicksburg,
and reports weekly his observations to
the signal service, at Washington. We
are gratified to Know tina. Monroe has
received this ono boon, and we are
further pleased to see the management
in its present hands.
A reporter of tho Cincinnati Gazette
interviewed Col. Jno. Scott, general
manager of the Erlanger system of rail-
roads, and Col Scott is thus reported:
What about your new acquisitions
roads your syndicate intend to
f~art of my business in this city
"A PRESENT time is to advanccanother
nc necessary preliminary arrange
~ IS for putting in hand the work on
New Orleans and Northeastern
pad extension. BY arrangement
Mr.. Bouscaren, whom I have APP
pr4 consulting engineer of the
ntheo'ytem, have to-day made pre-
pa for Immediately letting the
WIN Va DAAAA4Is7 AAI DA4u90 taIAOSo
Lake Pontchartrain, and in few days
we hope to be ready to advertise for
bids on the first section of the road
from Meridian southwark. Yesterday
I signed a contract with the highly
respectable firm OF Fletcher & Co. to
at once commence raising the grade of
the road from Delta to Monroe, which
was originally built below high water
mark. The work on this road will be
hepvy, and the contractors, by their
agteement, must have 200 men at
work by October 1, and 400 men by
November 3a>tu icrther stipulation-be-
ing that h..rict, $ than $4,000 cubic
yards of se PARISHES wiih guild be navel per
mouth. 'lese of manaSie-SSe.T made
wifi, ~ s-esident asfcross the 0lachita
"a MINIS and we shall shortly
!yertise for bids for that section of
--soad-47 miles in length-from Monroe
to Arcadia. After that we shall have
nearly 4G miles to build to reach
shreveport, and expect daily to hear
that the location of that road has been
completed.
Hhis report was submitted by us to
Captain Dabney, General Superinten.
dent of the vicksbure, Shreveport and
>Pacific railroad, and wev Hsnformed
that it it is subeta t.
-;
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16

lin a.
Iho tel " xESA ksures his many friends
.s "a s ss!' i s'ss;:sl keep
Vas I.iQuOrs and Cigars,
All oa1afch will 10 served with prompt
A. KELLER, Proprietor.
sauarv l. iszs. -. 's
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LMosRoE nAkE"f'
DEsIARD STREET,
ANDREW J. HERRING,

{Succossor to II. Petzold,} Proprietor.
Families supplied with bread made of tho
best flour and by an experienced baker.
Cakes of every kind Kept for saIo, or laade
to order.
- Fruits, 0onfections, &c,
Kept in stock and will DO sold at tho lowest
market price. June 4. 1880. "
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.sCad get bucket of water?" is
no longer the question.

Tho ladies, taking advantage of the
beautiful sweather Sunday evening,
were out in fall force. The railroad
bridge was the point of attractioh.A
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16
MRS. ANNIE MITCHELL,

MI N.Y. 2AE%NIE1
OF 81 BOURBON ST., NEW ORLEANS.
has just arrived with a sample stock OF
M L L I m Z r Y
Fancy Goods, Ladies' Underwear, Read v
Made Dresses, White Sacks and Hair
pads, which she IS Offering very low.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16

- = SteSCA KHtS5st6s 1KHO 4 KO~
nIEBOl.D sAa tho neck of u bag of bal
"a inds rs tho balloon sailed
p covered with..tall cedars.
N. d. Nfmposstble to land here.
was neck deep. The bal
have thrashcd itself to
ora SS trav aim hort order. Down went the
count for casias If to reconnoitre. A cold
Gums, PistcuclS her. 1t was tho advance
en'nes repair 10 storm. With the swiitness
q :css train the great gas bag flew
book out! Brace yourself well!'
OFFICE $ tho Professor, as it became
" that the balloon would strike
CRANK came and the basket rushed
1.-THE tree tops end then bounded
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16
WTAGoNss WAGONS WAGON

Twenty-hvc Two and Four-Horso ..acs
IRoN-ANLE WAGONS. by
made by tho celebrated StNdoOakcr NJ; .,.,
featuring CO., just received and for =
tho lowest market rates by aScen
january l. lfSs. 5pe whipped
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1881-09-16

ORW q hun P-Jda fifty feet below.
left & ..ng was discovered
farmhouse uponit. Strongand
calls for aid brought ready re-
.-Ise~ VIIead us Of! Catch the drag
Inc mndSctited the captain of the air
Wen suppiieoe drag-rope whipped mer-
Liquors antsvver the trees sSirting the
. ,,a,;1s Of p1eiAd defied capture. Matters
= f-''e to crisis. The shadow OF
Monroe. La, Eorm upon the trees in the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-13
Die Fl. SabreSsGonpentton Ger
0oMnAan.. La rAGn

Die Serbanolungen Der Convention Der
Srauer, tpRlhe CUR 3eit in Chicago tagt, leuten
nielieiti9e &ufmertiamteit auf fth. @rmdrmen
bieielben au1 ntd1t in benz Sraoe, Ipte 9as in
fribern Sabren Der 6al mar, 10 liegt 0as mad
Der Anii1t zines gtetpsgorfer Slatte8 yylla=
menflth an benz llmftanoe, oaB Die Srgaut=
iation Der 8rauer in ben Ser. Staaten in erfer
Reibe alS Elm Shubz uno SrutbiinoniB sur
g9obrung Der geneini9aftlinen @eI9dftSins
tereiien auf9efaBt fperoen n1uB. gSie iiblid),
5eist aud bic UOrlGbrtge @am6rtnusz Statifttf
nie0erum cine bGtrdftltdle 3uuabue Der Sters
prooutticn, reip. bes GlerconlumS, tudbrero
Die !Sabl Der Srauerelen einen fleueu Hidgang
erfuhr, B. b. aA9 i'm Braugi9Git 5eigt iia Die
SenbenS CUR &onSentrirur9 OSer, tuie es i'm
Sahre8beridte oes iteftUertretenoen YrdfDenten
hei6t, eS ,,9ebt in neni9er 9Gnbe iiber, Obne
3metfel no6 benz Dartptu' iheu Brln5ip, 6aB
MIR oaS 3rpsfmdbi9ffe fortbeitebt." Segeu
bieie Iufiaiiung Der Sahlage rpiro 6as 9rOBe
Bublitum gtidltS eiu3urpenoen baben, tpenu es
in Der SerGnorung Der Broouftion8m;iie Sus
glei9 eirte qualitatipe 8erGnoerln9 oeS Bro.
0uttes-sum 8eiIeren erblideu lam, oeHn einsn
iolhen ,Stoffue6ld" piiroe Der 8iertrinter
nd 9GtptB seru 9etalen lanet. Se beller g&ralt
uno Stoff" i'm anlerifaniid)en Sier, 0cito gez
Ll4lHtL lUtlu Uup NOltltl6tE tpSlOt4lf DN
groBe Wienge Der 8iertrinfer i'm Ganbe oil ben
fereot1pen Serbnn0lungen Der jdbrliden 8rau=
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ftenlaftes Site iollten Die Sitter bon @ambri=
nus @nnSen ielber Die ftGrtlte g8affe gegen Die
Sanatiter erblideu, 6eren Srie9sruf fiir ben
@rlaB BON RGBigfeitsz3wanaSgeieeen ebeH
ipteSerum erihallt in ben Staaten Der Union.
Der @rfol9 bat geiebrt, oaB Die Sru9ialiiiie
Der Semperen5ler fetuer nadlbaltigeu RIdhalt
baben I'M 9eiun6er Sinn uuieres g5Olfes, tuenn
aud boriibergehenS Der nit ftarrem 6anatlS'
mus gepaarte 8lGbiinn in ein5elnen Staats-
2s9islatilreu louoerGn tuaroen mag; allein ba8
beiie Gr9ument amerifaniider 8erbrauer 9egen
Srinf= uHO Qu6i6anfoerbote tpir6 iein unb
bleiben Elm geiunner Srdu, aus 9Opfen uno
Dlnl8 nadI oIterprobter 8eiie 9euiift unO ges
ipiirSt. Die Bierbrauerei iou nift uermaubelt
peroen in elm femiifes 2aboratortum nit
@lufoie, So6a u1o nrberert 8lGr= unb Sduliers
mitteln, iOnbern i'm 3ebntafel9eet oea Srau'
er8 bleibe Der Spruh itet8 in @hren: nSOpfen
un0 0ial5, Soft erbalt's!""
Gbrells BrGtOent 2auer BON 8eaCing, Pennl.,
er6fuete rOr9eftern bic &erbanblungen unO
@rGf0ent $. S4armaun Don SrOotlpn, &c.
D., fOlgte iOOann nit Der SabreSz zAoreiie. Dds
rams erbe1t, oaB bas Steueroepartement aus
0eaobrenGn @etrdnfen fir Die 5tnaBlahre,
idlieBeuO nit ben 30. 9uni 1879 uno 1880
fOl9enrc @iunabmeu er5ielte:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-13
OermtId)te SepeId)ett aus gtclps
Mnrf

NemzOorf, u. Olni. - @GbrenS YOlis
siif SEQ. Vogan bente friib in Seriebz&itb cine
Srau, 9tomenS Margaret 6ig9ins, Su oerbafs
ten perludte, muree er bon Soleph 0i99ins,
bem @atten, angegrifien. 5ig9ins entriB benz.
BolsiIfen ben &niippel un6 iflug auf TIM los,
bis er betuuBtlos nieoerianf. 9ehetmpotiSiIt
8oiue, tpeI6er auf QO9an's 6iilferuIe brbei
elite, nurbe ebenialls pon benz Niitbenoen ourd
SniippeIIhlGge berlebt, ebe es ibm 9eIang, ibn
Al uerbaften. Staotarst San Saunl.. .rpelder
6en 8Ollsiiten 9Ogan bebanOelt, bdN oeifen
g9nnben fir t0otlif.
-Rihtcr Yratt bonn Sbergsridte fir Sings
@ountn bat oem jun9en Sas. s. gSallb, tpels
der am 20. b. SO. megen Grmoroun9 letter
@eliebtell Barbara @r6nthal 9ehdngt neroeu
iollte, einen Nufifnb Oes llrtheilS betutatgt.
- Sronf @allaban aus Srooflgn mur6e
beute iriib, nGbren6 er on Der gtafaIsAoenIe,
nobe gterptonz Greet, nit benz aus9raben zines
&ellers beiddftiat mar, ourd eiue einitiir3enoe
Grotpano set0otet.
= @apitdn 6ransen bonn 9an1pfer SUE
bia" unb @opitdn SOB bonn 9ampfer ,2eis
fina" tpurbeu berte tpegen lleberfiIun9 ibrer
Satt5euee nit BoTiasieren perhuftet. 8eiOe
felltcn Siirsidaft fir ibr @ri4einen Dor Sc
ridbt.
= 6ruu llrlula Ghneibsr, 56 Sabre aft,
ipran9 heute in einem anfalle BON 8abnitnn
aus einem SSeufer i'm britten Stofrperfe BON
SIR. 1O6, Ofs9. GtraBe, unO purSe 10 i9tper
perlebt, oas Iie III furSer ,l3eit itarb.
-9abi6 @erf, elm @liGier, tpeld)er elm
aoufmonnsgeldaft in @Oriicana uu6 Dallas,
Ger, betreibt, I6oB fifb beute in bieier Staot
cine Suael burd, oas 5er5. Die llriade oes
@5elbftrnorbS lit tlidht betarnt.
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senatssWerbanOIMmaett
Ete GsneHaane oes SrR. stanIes Uaataetps sun,
beifisenOen Rtbter Ses oberbanSessertdbts
init etner Sttmn.e gaaioritat asnsbn.tat.

tFtt SttbsE StbtHHtc NfUIUpttWt
g8af6iuatcn, 12. Mai. = Sm Senate
brohte SelIo9g ga abermals ieiusn 8eihluB
sur Sorlage, tpeldber bic @beIs Der @refItipoez
partements nm Austunft iiber ibre @lsrts unb
ionfti9eu untergebenen, einidDlieBlidl Der ytaz
men Der 8erioneu, anf Oeren Gntpfeblung Die
Seamten ernarlnt tpllrben, erIld1t.
Sberman uu6 NenoletOn OppOntrtan benz
Intrage, un6 oerielbe rpur0e nad) furSer Dis
TUITION Dem GOn1ite fir Druid aden iibermieien.
Senator Wtc9il unterbreitete abermals ben
9eiirn bon ibm ein9ebradteu BelAluB in Be
3lt9 auf ben Snbalt oes Official Re9iiter," ="
uno berlelbe purbe ebenfals Dem @omite fir
Srldiaden iiberrpieien.
9oar brndlte einen 8ei6lus elm, fpeldler 6aS
@omite fir Bripilesien unb Bableu iuftruirt,
cine 0ietbooe CUR 6eititellung uno grfldrung
be8 &eiultatS Ron Yrafoentenrpablen fefauitelz
len uno in Der ndhften @oHgreBitbung Sert1t
5u eritatten; GngeuOmmen.
I'm llbr 9ing Der Seuat in gretutiuiisung,
nnc ais bic Sbiiren fltrS Dor 6 nbr ruieoer &C.
ohnet tuurSen, erfol9te Sertaguu9.
Grefutinftsuns.
Sn Der @retutlpiitung muroe Die grnennuu9
bes 5.n. Stanleg Mfatbetps gum betitenben
0iifter 6eS Sberbunbes9eridts in gripdgung
gesOsen. Die bauptia9li9fen &eOner iuaren
S6. @omunbs, 0aoio Oa0is, 2ogan un0 Wc<
WtiQan, tuelde Der @rnennun9 opponirten, uab
9S. Sbernan, BenoletOn nno Bed, tpalhe
bieielbe befiirtporteten. Die Debate unterifieo
ff i'm 8eentlifen nur rpenig uOn Der geitris
gen; Die 5reunbe 6es 6rn. Nathems bearl=
iprudten, oaB i'm ieiue erltnenten SGbigfeiten
alS SuriIt unb ieine peri6nlihe Snte9rltGt be-
ionber8 tauglid fir Elm WitglieS bes oberiten
@etiftsbofes Der Station mahten; anbererieits
tpurOe behauptet, 6aB Die anfiAten beS .&anoiz
baten be3iisIif Oes p Baciftcbabr"< <Sunbirungs=
@eiebeS uuo Gbnli9er Sragen Die Stabilitdt
Der @ntifeibungen bes SberbunOesgeriAt8 I'M
8Gtrefi bieier angelegsuheiten gefabrbeu t0nu-
ten. gta6bem Die Distuiion beenOet mar,
tpurbe eur abfimmuns seidrttien un0 Die grz
nennu@ NIT % gegen q Stimnen beIidttgt.
Die Stimmen fir unS gegen Die Grnennung
tparen nngefabr auf 9leife Beiie 5niiAen bei@
rem 8arteien getbeilt. 0aS 8eiuItat eriunert
bWun, ba6 Die @rnenuung Ses 8t4ters @lifOro
in 1858 ebenialIs nit nur elmer Stimme Wta'
iOrit1t qenehnliQt tuuroe,
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&r6u0e.

MtaQaraz6alIs, Out, y. 0iai. -
Die ,Jtiugora Sails Baptermiible" auf Der
3iegGinieI rpuroe ipGbreno Der Uergan9enen
9iadlf Sur9 ein oermutbtih bon 8ranoitiftern
ougeleete8 Beuer 5erit0rt. Serluft 100000,
8elIidjaun9 $50, 900. llngeiGbr so 2rbeiter
geratben OuBcr Beidaftigung,
8 M q b a, 9tebr., II. Wtat. - Sa8 geiterll
abeno i'm bief9en ScIegrapbenbiireau Der ;, Bez
fern Union" aus9ebro9ene Seuer wurOe ges
IDiht, ebe es ncnnensmertben Saaoen an9ez
rid)tet batte.
outhr8enS, SuS., u. Wai. - Die
@6Ienfabrif bes Srrt. Mltlburn brannte wdb=
reuO Der per9angeuen gG4t ntebr. Serluit
$25 900.
Cincinnati, u. 0lni.-@in Der cGuIe.
rican GutlerpzSo." geh0rises @ebdube an Der
Wiatberitro6e brannte bellte Sornlittag nieoer.
Serluft $25 900 bis $4,000.
SO f o IL, 12. 0tai. - Gin iedsft6digcs
@ebduae I'M .6anmarfetsSlOd," ge9eniiber
bem ;, ,gofOnzNtainez0ep giu9 beute 9lbeno
in Slnmmen auf. 9aS @ebGuoe geb0rte ben
@rben bts Srn. 9. y. 2an9maib unO mar
ben perihieOenen SirmeM eiu9enOmmen. Man
idGbt ben @elammtperiuIt auf $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-13

Dies Sei9t cine 3unahme BON nabe5u 12,z
100000 Barrels, isitoem oa8 SteuGoeparte-
mcnt bon inherent @e'ddite ScnntniB genOuz
men hat. glls tpeitere Qusfiibrung Oieier Gaz
belle fitgt Der @ommifGr Die fOl9enbe gtOtiS
bel, tuelhe ols gfa9peis uOn yfuten lit oSor
Dem !. Septeuber 1866 nurbe Die Care aut
Qegubrene @etrGnfe baar bcjdht, uno Die Col
lefioren leferten ben pollen 8etrag Der Sare
ob. &ou uro uad bieiem Datum murbe Die
Care in Steuermorfeu ertridtet, auf tpelde
Oen 8rauern, Die fie benusten, Elm &abatt bon
II BroS. gefattet murOe. Son Den 6,207 ,401
Surrels, Die ndbrenb Oes 6tuar5zSabres 1866
aebrout purSeu, nRrSe Die 3are bon ,O39, ,919
Barrels baar uu6 BON 5,174,O82 Barrels in
Steuerlnarien be5ablt.
RGbrenO 0eS per1Oiienen 6l8faliahre8 iuIrs
BEN Stentpelmarfcn fir Sierfdiier i'm Bertbe
bon $13, ,172, 1885 perfauft. Sr ben Ser.
gtaaten eriitirten int Sabre 1850 2741 Srauer,
II $40 6Guoler nit gs9ofrcneu @etranfen,
168 1928 9letail= urb App gSbo!eiaies SpirituOz
IsnbdnoIer. Der SergleidI Der Steuereinnabz
men fir seeObreue @etrdnte tudhrcno Der erIteu
neun MOnate Der 6istaliabre 1880 unO 1881
ergiebt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-05-13
@ine iptdttae Gntoedntta. !.

Cincinnati /, II. Otdi. - Brofaiior gS.
6. 9uolen belt beute AbeuO i'm Ohio Me9as
MICS Snfitnte" eineu gortrag, in tuef9em er
psrtiinbete, 6a6 eine MetboSe gum Shnei6en
unb Sormen Don SriOinm - etnem WetaQe,
rpeIdes bisber fir fuertblos gait, neil man e8
nift bearbetten fonnte - entoedt rpor0en lei.
Sobn Sonaflo in Cincinnati 1T Der @rfinoer.
Die WGthobe beitebt BARN, 6aB BboSpbOr bel
@eBgliibbtse bes NletallS an9epeuoet uno
ipGter nit 6iilfe BON Salf tpieoer er1tiernt piro
3as neue Wletal iiebt aus, rpie Stabl, it ies
oo6 piel bGrter unb rOitet ipe0er, nod fonn es
ourd S1uren bei6Goigt rperoen. ProieIior
9ubiep tbeilte nit, Oas elm Stiid 6es Wetalls
nit benz befien @rfolse nnitatt Der negatioeu
Soble i'm elsttriid)en 9tdts nertpeu6et muroe.
@s brannte 60 Stunoeu lang obne Abuahme
am @etpihte oeer benlerfenspertbe SerGuoe=
RING Der @stalt. Srieium fam rpeSer in ers
bittcm 3uifanbe gei9nlie6et, nod in faltem
3ufanOe burf fSeilen bearbeitet rprbeu. gs
tDirb nit 6iilfs bon BbOspbor III cine pnlienbe
Sorm gebradt unb Johann nit elmer fupiernen
9rebidsibe geiGst Ooer seiflifieu. auBer iei=
ner Sernen6barteit fir bas elettriife 2iht 1T
es aud 0em Ylatina in telegrapbiihen SRltrlI=
menten por5u3ieben. Wtan neripridt it9 9roBe
Grfoloe BON 0sr ueueu @ut0edliuo.