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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-07
Smfano-9epef6ett.
aus oer Sunoesbamptftaot.
Gin tte,,er ,fInttens sefretiir

Gin ttetier ssIcttens Setretdr.
gS bling N, 6. Sanuar. - Der HrGI'
bent iiberididte beute benz Senate Die @rueit.
nun9 bes Srn.R n.Ratban @off aus 8et- -Strsiuieu
Gum Slotten.S SetretGr.
Die Grnennung bes 5rn. Goff erregts allaes
mciueS @rfaunen, iubem Der Brdioeut ielne
Abfid3t nur penigenBerionen nitaetbeilt batte.
Sr. @off itamnit aus gSeit -Sirginisn, 1T 40
Sabre alt unO in @larfsbura, 8.s sSira., iuobn.
baft. @r commanbirte ipGbreno be8 8iirgers
frieees bas 8. gSeif Sirainier Nreipiai9els
Rsgtment, purSe lpdter gum 8rtgaoez@eneral
befSroert un6 eriparb iidb ben &uf eines tapics
rem, umii6tigeu Sfft5ierS. Gr beflei0ete 3tp5li
Sabre lang oas 4mt bes Oiftritts< Qnnalts fir
@eitsSmginien. Sor bier Sabren mar ct re-
publltanii6er GanSioat fir oaS @Ouuerneur8,
&mt, tpurbe ieoOd bon ieinem oetnotrattihsn
Spponsnten seidlaseu, ObgleidI er mebr Stim.
men erbielt, alS Die iibri9en GaubiOaten auf
Ieinem Sidet.
Der Geuat befdtigte in ieiner beutiaeu Gre
fuhpEtuu9 iofOrt bic Grnennung Oes orn.
Soft, Obne Sicielbe porber- ionit gebrGu9s
lid - einem &on,ite su iiberrpsiien.
9te Bep5Iferung bon Saos9agpIina.
9aa @enius,Yiireau berihtet, oas iisbeu
bon ben aft Sonnlbtps in Carolina, in
usl6en Sberit 8utterfielo uuo feline @ehilfen
cine neue Solfssdblung porgenomnten baben,
inn DECEMBER eiue Sep6ltetuns BON 1892
SeelGn beiaBen, tpdbrenb bic i'm SUM bon ben
2oialsgnumeratoren pOrgenommene 3abluu9
cine 8eDSlterung bon 1898 periOnen ergab.
Die 3abl Der @tnpobuer Fat Senlnaf| ieii
SUM- I'M $40 ober 2ItO Broaent 3ugenommen.
8ermiintes.
2ie beitise Steuereinnabme betrus $447,'
689 .28; Die 3oQeinuahme $715,364.43.
SnnSesifatmeifer SilfIlau empfiug bcutt
$4O3, 900 IN Sehiers Obli9uttonen Der Ssri'
1880, tpeld3e eiugelSit tperoen iollen.
Oas S9atamlt faufte beute. 265 900 lln5er
Silber fir oas Miin3aalt in gteiusSrleans.
Srau SapeS CAB beute gtahmittag 5u ghrer
Der iungeu Daineu, pelde bel ibr 81 @ait
fnb. namlid SRI. GOot, Fl. SeOtt, 6rl
Rufcll, SRI. Wtorsan, SRI. 9erron uno SRI
Wiias, Elm Diner, su spd9em 6OSdffe einsela
0srf fnnrer
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fiart: psnn sic aUsFd,teH nuf cine frteollfe
96Gng 6sn Min,ifeFR anf4tbar firO, 10 ifebt
Su fAtAteH, b0B fie niAt isbr gut fino."
Sic (a6hriitia m oIYIano.

fiart: psnn sic ausF6teH nuf cine frteOli6e
9ofEns esn Min,ifeTR anfGtbar firO, 10 ifabt
gu fAtshteH, baB fie niat iebr gut fno."
Ste @dbrang IN sFIano.
2oA5on, 6. SanuGS. - &tne 0epeldle
aus Erafee, Srlnn6, melset, 6ab Sercmiab
9eohn, Yraft1snt oes oorEigen 3metges Der
9anbliga, eerbaftet uuS tm Sefdn9niiie fir
&srrbz@0aftfs eTngeiperrt iuoT5sn iii.
SSn 9ubfiA eirfulirt oas 9VritGt, 6aB Die
9anoliQa cine Fational @onfG.erts in ieHer
Sta6t oeraraaiten mill, I'M 5B entfdeioeu,
melfes SerhGlen biaiiftlih Der SBu Der 8e=
9eruug entlpofeneH 2anobia eiageldiagen
tpCroen lolI.
Gin anoerer Ser Manner, pel4e GDdbreub
SeS gufrubres beii &saremorris am lebten
3isnfage bon Der BOlisei Ourh 8apOunetitlte
pertuuHOet puroen, 1T ieinen 8erletunSeir er'
legeu.
Qon6on,7. SaHliar, - y0ailrsgletos"
min tpiiien. 0aB Der %apft AM lesten Oienfoge
oem Gr3biidoie bon Dublin einen 6irtenbrlef
lflidte, in fueld)sm er SpIHpatbie fir bic irts
iden Satbolifeu auSbritGtey fte ieOOf 5ugleid
srmahnte, in lbrsn SeltrebuiFgen CUR 8eiiuung
ibrer 2age Die @eiebe nit)! III iibertreten. Der
Bapf ertldrt, Srlnno tperSe ieinen 3rued melt
cher aui 9ejeBliGem @ege eiqetdlen, alS aufirz
aeno eiHem anberen. GIN gufieber, gameus
Collins, III in Der Ndbe bon PariOnstomu auf
brutaIe gSelit eruoroet WOr0e!h Der Sbdter ii
untefannt.
2aut elmer 9epsife aus Slt'Haeotu, @ouHtp
SiltsunB, fne 6r. @Oop, 8raiiOe!Jt oes NuIlin'
bat, 3wsiges Der 9auNIi9G, unO qg0lf Otit9ltIs
oer Der Organization megen >, ,BDsCOttenS els
nss Sarmers, Gamens g8ali6, nerbaftet unO
rem gertdts R3erlpieieu tpOrbeu. Cine srOBe
9anoberiammlung wurbe beute III SeilUmra i'm
@ountp @alruas abaebnlten - @roBe Guautiz
t6teu MunitioHr sr6BtentbeiIS 8ehpoiaen, ipers
ben fortmGbreno aa9 Srlano geihidt.
9te tsiFdlen Staatsspru,efie-
8ubltn, g. Sanuar. = 0as, 9nteraie
on ben Staats= 9ED3eiIen ibeint mad, Der gb-
retie Der &ugeflugten nadl QOnbOn g6nslid) Oers
iftuunOen gu fem. g8abrenO Der beuti9en
Situug paren fait gar tetre 3uihauer anne
ien6. Die 8erhaaolungen beihrdnlteu iA
auf 0us Serleieu Der Uou Den 9ugetlugteH &C.
hlltCueu Re0eu,
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RMtter mo So@ter s,t Spoe rers
br0fffff.

Sort Seott, Ss., 6. Sannar. - GIN
iHredlidlsr unfall, ipel4er stuei Weniden oaS
9ebcn foitste, ereignete iid lettsn Disnfag Nadz
mittag in bem Stdbt6en Goalpile i'm iiibli>
den 2heile oieies Gouutps. Die Sleioer elmer
jnugen Dame, HamenS OapiS, fiugen Sur1
9eriihruug Ses Sfens Seuer. Die llngliids
lid9e Lief ltreienb in ben Sofraum hinaus, ruo
itr bic 9leioer pogfdnbis bonn eeibe branrteu.
Gie ianf fterbeno ibrer Wutter gu Shbsn. Die
Sleiber Der Setteren ent5iinbeten fih ebenfaGs,
ilub fie ipuree 10 idwer Derbrannt, DaB fe in-
nerbelb "a Gtunoen itarb.
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gernnali6te semd,ttbarmtp deter.

Neip orleans, 3. san. = Setb W.
SipS, gBGrter bes 2eudttburms I'M Soutbs
@ef.YalIe, unb iein SruSerSames aipp, iein
@ebiilie, inbrtu am Nadntittage bes 8. San.
in einem fleinen Booie bon Bilottomn ab. nm
nod bem 9sudttburme ;uriidsufcbren. @leta
mad, ibrer Abiabrt erbob f4 Elm fnrdtbarer
@eftiirm unS man bat ieitbem tpeoer has
Boot, nod beioe Mduue- seieben, obglsth
mau in alleH 8idtunsen mad ibasn iuhts.
Der Dampfsr vBaniep," Der 2endttburm'ges
hSrbe aebSrig, lit jett abseihidt norSen, nm
@odfOrihunsen nod ben 8rnliBten an5u'
SteIfeu
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einaefhadtette Mesulatoren.

Rurfreesboro', Gent, 6. Sanuar. -
Giue ahsabl mastirter Wduner erihien aeitera
por Der gBohnuns oss Wesers Senrp Ufitler,
um ibn peaen augebltder granofiltuug 3u
,idtigen. @r ipeiserte it4, berausautomnleu,
uR6 feierte eiuen 9dus aus elmer Shrotftnte
ab, tpeldber einen Der &egulatoren, Ramens \.
8.Netuuiau, aiIf oaS aSteae t6otete. Die nebrt-
geu eatffobeu.
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Sic GeSekaeb,.t,a BON Snota,,a.

Sn0tanapoI 8, Sn0., 6. SanNar. =
0as llnterbaus Der @eiesgebung ertuablte beute
Die bonn republifanii6en SautuS nominirten
Seamten. SIN Staatsienate herri6te cine
pOlldnSige @eifditsiperre, inoem bic Street,
bader" Wtajors uno Oauis fir ote btmofrati=
id,en, un6 oerr @reenbader Bointbsrter fir bic
republifuniihen GanSiouten itinlmte. gtaA
nehreren reiultatloieu abTiumungeu Uerta9te
iid] Der Senat bis nlor9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-07
Ste Gartparo'id,e 9anferottsWa alIe
In WtntteapoItS.

ct. Yaul, RinH., 6. San.-Dr Sferif
perfaufte Die GllenmuarensSorrdtbe oes falltteu
Saufmanns Sartparb bahier on bic SS. Dee
rina, Willifen & Go. bon Rew.Dort III 66s
Bro,ent ber Tafturen. Yrsiie. Der our4 oas
Sallin,nt entitanSene gletto sSerluit betragt
etipa $4O0,OOO. Or. Niaifen iaste, Der bon
ieiner ssirma erfanoene gSaarea3erratb iolle in
Winneapolis perfauft rueroen. 5r. Diuifen
ffeut entidiebeu III abrebe, ein gflt9lteS Sts
.8ools" in ct. Baul sI ieitl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-07
Die sematortpabI In gtd,taa,t.

puroe btut, bonn republitanilden @autus Ser
@eietsebnns BON Miaisan 5um Snnoesisnaa
tor noninirt. 5r. Balotpin 5og td) bel Der
iehstmabfimmuug 5uriid, uno bel Der a4ten
erhislt Gonger SO unb Saglep 81 Stimmeu.
Die Romination lpIroe baralIf einTimmig qs.
madt. Sr. GOussr reii't mOrgeu na6 8aib-
inntou nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-07
Ganferntt.

Ottawu, Slls., 6. Saniiar. - Die Sirma
R. Stiefsl & Comp, tuelde bier iowohl. tuie
In Streoter uno SOliet, SqS., 9sIhafte be-
trtsb, bat foIlirt. poifipa SIS, 900. AttiUa
SCI 600. gruneliidte @etroibe- &petnlatiouen
perbsu ala uriaae bes Sout4Qtts besciGuet,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-07
Gin Wetera,, pernnalii6t.

9apton, g., G. Sanuar. = Shomas
Sarrcn, Elm .Snioiie Der Soloatenbstmath,
firste beute, tpdbreno er cine eaouua aohlsn
BON einem &arren ablabsn uollte, riifmdrtS
BON bem 6nbrtperfe une brad bas 9enid.
6arren narimfe aus Pbilabe.phia uno bieuts
iu6breub bes Ssricgee TIM Al. Neiu<Dorter Ees
ainente.
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Mcu SpT,,H+,, SKATER prSmnSSpr

9feW 9Ort, 6. San. -Srant {. BrOwn,
q Sabre alt, tuur6e heute in ieiner 8obnung
su 8iniamSburg BON ieinem Sater, Dem Spes
Sialpolsiitsu @bas. q. SrOuu, gei9ofien, neil
er leine 9luttcr geaen @itsbonblungeu iAiigen
mollte. @r Itarb i'm Qaufe bes Nabntittag5.
Der Batter fellte fiG DER Seb6rSe CUR Serfiis
anna,
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Gurd)tbare neutrality-suspicious.
- ScGS 8erfonett 8et6otet poer
f10fIfGt Defff1tttt0ef.

MIlentsip n, Yennl., 6. Sanlar. = 81
benz ,alentotun,Walstpsrte" ereignete ith nm
llbr hsute abenb cine Dampffeiiel @rplo.
ion, burd peld]e bas SebGuoe im Setrage
BON $40, 900 beidGbist unb Der 48=idhrig,
Sobn Sbaf ansenblidlia sst5btet tuurSe, wdb-
rsnb Sugb Gallagher, Susb SnnttnstOu,
9at,id Mc@ee, Sas. 8oaritb unb @bas. DC
@lcsfep, idnmtlid1 iun9e 9eute TIN Gltsr bon
16-23 Sabren, t5otli4e Serlesunseu baoou.
trusen. Sdwere, i.bO9 minber beoentlide
gSanben erlitten: Gam. Burger, Sas. Sbar'
fins, Sobn Sarfins. @iliam Gibbons uHO
SQmeS 3onle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-01-07
9as- ttrtbetL Der 9Gttenm6rOertW
gQNrfSA1sS

SnGiauapoliS, 5ub.. 6. Sauudr. -
Die @ei4mortneu in Oem PrOysfe gegeu 6ruu
Broom Weoen GrnOrOung ibreS 9atten gabeH
beute eiuen ouf DiorO im eriteu @raOe lauteus
BEN 9Bubriprud ab un6 Oerlrtbeilten fte Ju
lGbeneldn9liher Saft in Der 6raueu'SOrrets
tiouanuSnlt
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Nrr Mrlnntnrff.

Rewzgorf, 6. SSnaar.-5OIgenbcs EHb
oie GhluBnotiruugen: @elb 4-6 idbrIi&,
1872 pro Sag. terl.zgBedicl 98g-99E
aui 60 Gage, 99-S94 uui Stdt. Ban
scs SbligOtioneH: l881er Coupons l0lf,
neue Tiinfcr 1911, peue 43sproS. 111B, DO. A.
pro3. l12a, 8ih. Sol. S.65er l04. attien:
Sod. Sslonb 1861 $ittsburs 1911, Sas. Ser
tral 1851, Stem DOricr Central 1903, 9ate
SbOre 1909, Grjt 484, 90. YriOritateu 9Of,
0Ortbmeifern l24E, 90. BriOritdteu l40i, ylew4
Seric1er Central SjS, 9leaoing 56b, g9eiiGH
Union Sci. 96b. lluteriAabamtS SilGud:
Sob S71, ,O71, ,QSl; @0urant S., 769,769.
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9nd, rtnr sainrtdlfnna.

Yenoleton, Sr., 6. Sauuar. = artbur
Murpbp puroe beute in 9efduanifie Su lima
tiGa ipegen Der an 10. SUM 1879 nabe 6eppz
ner in oiciem @ountp nsriibten Grmorsung
s. 3. Srend''s hiu9eridtet. @r beluabrte feline
Ea1funQ bic gum letten augenblide.
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gne nit Ropf,peb, SeitenidmerRut 8ra
iiopfung, G6weiBmangel, 9aIli9'Ht. SlHt'
uureinigtsiteu &C, @epla9ten lol!tel' n'dt oers
aslIeu, SaB 6anee @ iiapartlle n'Siut=
BtlIen oieie uno auoere allgsmelns SeldwT@
ben in iilrSn 3eit bsilea. BrobIre enc SaGGd:.
tel, uHS 9u wmlt 6Gmit 5HiraoSn lein. ot
Geth @. 9ance Rr. lOs, &e et-S al te
mOrGsS traBe, 5u hdbeR. (lol
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Eag" llntcr ben auipiSlen OeS rRedanleS.
Glnbs" uuo Der 8e9ie ocs Sru. 9nIiuS g9i1s
iel fommen am n1dfieu g SoRnta9 IN 6sf
,Redauifss SalIe" iur aufiHbruns:
Die Ghoaptelerin," 2saftiges 9uRiptd nit
@eIouo, rs.S ,,9arlHen's erite 9iebe," BOiIe in
aften. Die rei3enoe SOubretten>Roue ees
,Sorldea9' bat Srau 9iothcnleper RGube
iibrnOuRen, es ii ulio, mas JtoIlsnoertbetz
lung betiifft, bsrsits oafiir geiOrBt, oab steie
SOrftasns in fiinfleriiaer 8s5iebuug yliats
III mlaiden iibri9 laHen piro.
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Gsbruuds 6auces ,Sair.& efortrt
Or perbilit orouem SaaSe ju ieiIter lriprluS
Iidsn Turbe pisoer, pgroiGt oos 9aar, bsls1s
tai Sdorf, mad)t oaS 6aor glott nnO eldEs
1enS, Oubinort sas AusaeheH. ilrTrt SOpfa
boutIeioeu un6 2opfpeb. Breis 81. gu ba@
ben BET GstA Q. 9auce, Ar. 1913, AeA
Salttw0Fs,9trg6e, t22l
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@ta Stif 2anb, Oas man i40n uenHeR
f6uae, tueftr Is niht 6urd sdrfiige 5slien 9pe
8aamitumpfeu Oerln3iert tuGIe, glsttt IH1
nit Eiunen unb SIiitbsu bebedteu Ybafo9no'
aie. 9teiem IieBe fd ourh Sance'S gal a.
arillens@ rtraft abbeIieH. FreiSSl be
Eiaide. Sci Setb g. 9auce ytg, 1OS'
8 efs8altimoresS IT,, Bu babeH, 1s9
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8abnnnfaa stuifG1en Ebttaoetpbta
1tttD YStitsttttQfptt.

&beiter, Yenni., 6. Sanuar. = Der 3ug,
tpelder I'm 46 llhr beute Abeno bon BbilaOels
PHO nad gSilmington absing, coaiorte
Su 2amofir<Sunftiou in Tolge Der luahtiau=
felt eineS @eif)enltelerS nit einem auf oem
Heberseleiis haltenoen GccommobatiousSu9s,
unS bte 2ofumotipen, iopie Die porbereu @as.
9ons beiber i3ii9e tpurben bet-ddtlid beiAIz
pigt. Seine Der Saflsisrs erlitten erpdhnenss
wertbe SerlesunaeiI, oagegen wurben Swet
auseifelltc Der Sahn beoeuilih berwunOet -
einer bsrislben. Der 8riifenidreincr Sohn
Slpnn aus Bilmington, 10 ihuer, haf er ieit-
Sem 9eitorben ift. Or. Rorris, @spddmei'
fer Ses iiiblid gehsnOen 3uges, bradl ben refls
ten SdenfelfnOd)en unb bas SuBgclenf. 81
mirS inbe5seu fpeoer auffommer.
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GrrIoiipn TIT einer 8raueret.-Sier
Neffotteft t00fIfd1 Deriputt0et.

Nemsg) OFT, 6. San.- Sn Yeter O0l9er'S
8rauerei erei9nete iid, beute SOrmittas cine
GrploTon, bur9 rpelae bier Mdnuer 10 i9usr
perlcbt ipuroen, oas fein. Soffuung aui ibre
&ettuns sriitirt. 81. Mdnner paren nit benz
B,fen bon 8ierfdifern beihaftist uub braateu
unporfttiser gSeiie cine 9ampe nit Der in
cincm Nalie befinblidsn, leid,t entsinoliaeu
8liiF9f,it in 9eriibrung. Sm Ru eriolste
eine Grploiiou, tpcld,e cas- SaE ssrihmetterte
unb Die brtnnenoe SlaiF9teit oen 4rbeitcru ms
@efid)t uno iiber ben ganSen SGrper idleuoerte.
Sbre Sleioer, 8drte u.Sopfhaare fingen Seuer,
unb obeleid ibnen tlebrere Sameraoen ioiort
Al Siilfe eilten uuo ibnsn bic brennenoen Slei=
Der bonn 9eite riiien, luuroen iie Dsnnoh oerart
psrbrannt, buB iie nlht serettet peroen tOHuen.
Die aerSte int. SelleDue=0oipitale, wobia man
Die llnglldliden bradte, erfldren ibre Ser
letunaen iiir tSbtltd. Die Sawunostsn iino:
Soispb 8oierle, 81 Sabre alt, Sob. Slamer,
20 Sabre oft, anton gSietorrsf, 80 Sabre oft,
unb Milhelm Braun, 20 Sabre ait
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Gefe9tap6if6e Qepefdett.

(Eeri6te ber rAfocirten BreiIe" fur ben ~Deutihen
@orreiponbenten.C
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gofaIbertdte aus 2SaIbtm8ton+

Srans ier.sidetS aui pea staetttienbabnen., =
Seanttenipabten.-- .-Steenj9sindls s.-untale.
Gtne Hrau nebit Stnoerit baIo erfttdt. -
VI5tIfdber ToD. = ueberSdtuemmuu9 be-
fsrHtfef -RnIaen 0ea 9hduDeftey6
National Republican., 1881-12-07
As Relates TO the Navy.

1t would be an uncalled-for and an un-
justifable reflection on popular intelli-
gence to suppose that the people of any
district have sent to Congress man who
is ignorant of the fact that our navy is
disgracefully impotent as regards ships
and guns.
1t would be an unwarranted reflection
on the intelligence and patriotism of Con-
gress to suppose this shameful impotency
will be continued by reason of further
neglect,
All the facts of the situation have been
laid before Congress, together with all
needful information as to what should be
done in the premises
And as there is no reason to impeach
either the mental or moral character of
the National Legislature, itshould be safe
to assume that before the session closes
the imperative duty of making begin
ming in the great work of putting our ma
val establishment on q basis of decently
respectable efficiency will be inaugu-
rated.
Meantime let the officers of the navy
give to this great and important matter
some portion of that abundant zeal and
energy which have too often been wasted
on personal contests relating to promo
tion and rank
National Republican., 1881-12-07
LOST IN THE SNOW.

Major James W. Donnelly, of the Gen
eral Land oAicc, has returned from tho Territories
where he has been for some time upon special
business for the Department. Some of the Majors
experiences during his trip. however, prove the
melancholy truth that the travellers lot is not n
happy QUE" Major Donnelly was caught in ter.
rible snow storm in the wllds OF Idaho during the
first part of November with team and surveyor.
The unfortunate travellers had neither food. COM
pas, nor even the means of making fire. Tho
snow fell In binding Sheets and the gentlemen
had to detach their nearly friZen horses from the
wagon. After a desperate effort to return TO their
abandoned Gamp they discovered that the driving
snow had completely obllterated their tracks. Fol-
lowing course due south, the hapless travellers
finally succeeded more dead than alive, In strik-
ing the railroad ai(er spending two drenry days
and nights without food or drink, or fire, and
half frozen, "Indeed 1t began TO look mighty bill
iOus," said the genial major, land rs If should
never more renew my pleasant aoqualnt'
ance with the Goddess Of Liberty"
Major Donnelley, however, looks none
the worse for his thrilling adventures by
food and field and resumes his duties to-day as
chief OF the financial division, whose clerks and
" "clerkesses" were delighted to welcome him,
Mrs. DOnnclley brings with her, 10 the family's
new residence on 7 street, her lovely and accom-
plished sister, who will spend the winter here,
and also, doubtless, spread terror and destruction
through the ranks Of our Washington beaux.
National Republican., 1881-12-07
Chamber Concerf..

A quintette of probably the most fin
ished musicians in the District have for time
been engaged in playing together at least one
night in each week, mainly for their own personal
qualification and improvement, Their coming to.
gether originally was without thought of giving
public performances, but they were attracted by
their love for music Of the higher order At
length, reaching n high degree Of perfection in
playing concerted music, they yielded to the
solicitations Of their friends, and consented
to give a series of chamber concerts,
the first of which will take place tomorrow night
at Marini's Hall. These concerts should be pat
ronized by all lovers of music for the enjoyment
to be obtained will be of the highest quality. The
programme for the first concert will include string
quartette, opus 4, Beethoven; andante, string
quartette Schubert and piano quintette. opus AZ,
schumann. The price Of subscription tickets for
the entire course Of four concerts is 49, and single
tickets are 81. The subscription list is at Ellis
music store, where reserved seats may also be SC.
cnra1
National Republican., 1881-12-07
THE RIFLES, DRESS PARADE.
Their EvoIutIons Witnessed by n DIstin
guished Company.

The National Rifles, under command
of Colonel J. o. p Burnside gave dress parade
and drill In front Of the Arlington OH Monday
night large concourse OF spectators were gath
cred on the steps and balconies OF the hotel 10
witness the evoutlons, and among them were mo-
tced General 8. d. Atkins, Hon. II. NJ. A. Hawk,
Hon. ID. H. Sunderland DIR. +. ID. Buckley, Mr.. A.
f. Green and Messrs. Tarbot, Tandy, Baboock and
Proctor, all of Illinois, and large number Of
army and ex.ariny officers and several
prominent residents and ladies. I'm
der the sllvery light of the full
moon. with most perfect night and cloudless
sky overhead, the company entering the plaza
from street few minutes AFTER marched with
swinging step and military precision, preceded
by the drum corps Of the Marine Band. As the
men wore their overcoats and shakos 1t gave them,
exceptionally tall as they are, the appearance Of
giants. II was most inspiring scene, and round
after round of applause greeted their appearance.
Past the hotel they marched in columns Of
platoons, coming to the "carry" and guide
right" as the passed "the staff" Then counter
marching they came to halt In front OF the
hotel, when "in place rest" was allowed the
men for few minutes. Immediately after this
pause the solid work OF the evening began, the
commanding officer, Colonel Burnside, putting the
corps through almost the entire manual. First In
two ranks, then in single, the commands ringing
out on the clear night air in rapid succession,
change following change the moment the pre-
ceding .one was completed. The marching
in column of platoons, company front,
obliques, and fankings were executed with
the utmost precision, eliciting rounds of applause
from the crowd present. The corps turned out on
this occasion sixty officers and men, and by their
fine appearance and excellent manDuvres were
highly complimented The organization is but a
little more than year old, and has been armed
less than one year. 1t is composed Of some OF the
best young men Of the city
National Republican., 1881-12-07
SOME wITNEssrs TlsTIFIrD
prcthodl., Mas..sIec.ing.

According to the notice published in
THE REPUBLICAN, yesterday mass meeting of the
members of the several Methodist Episcopal
churches Of the District Of Columbia was held In
McKendree NJ, E. Church, Massachusetts Avenue.
between Ninth and Tenth streets, on last evening.
large audience attested the interest felt in the
object of the gathering, which included most of
the ministers and many of the prominent laymen
of that church In the city. Rev. Bishop Andrews
presided and Rev. C. Herbert Richardson was
elected secretary, Rev. W, |, MeKenney opened
tho devotional exercises aud Rev. /. @.
Hagey led in prayer Bishop Andrews
made a clear and cogent address, showing the
needs of such mn organization as was proposed
aud the advantages that might be secured by an
effective union among the various Methodist
Episcopal churches. Brief addresses were also
made by Major II. A. Hall aud Rev, c. Herbert
Richardson, The meeting resolved to proceed
to the formation Of a church union, and after an
interesting discussion adopted a constitution. II
was resolved to postpone the election Of officers
until subsequent meeting, to be held on the first
Tuesday in January al McKendree Church.
National Republican., 1881-12-07
Gambetta,s Foreign POLICY.

at is not desirable to have the Porte
for an immediate neighbor," says NJ.
Gambetta, therefore "there is no inten-
ton of pushing military occupation to
the frontier of Tripoli," This is clear and
sensible enough; but NJ. Gambetta makes
Il distinction marked by absehce of diff
ference when he describes the Tunisian
policy of the government as protector
ate and not annexation, The Ministry is
placed where it has no option on this
matter. 1t is practically compelled to
pursue the path on which its predecessor
entered and progressed so far that loss of
prestige would be the inevitable result Of
retreat.
There is great deal of force in the
suggestion of NJ. Perine that it is not pru-