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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-19
SaS aelbc Ttebcr.

Sromn8pille, 2er., IS. Sttober. =
Sine neue @rfraufung am Sieber murhe
heute bier gemeloet. Der Batieut iit Elm Dor
8ur;em aus Dem Snueren oes Staates all
gelangter Wierifauer. SIZE GuarantGne
;niiden Brownsville unb Sort Srowu III
auigehoben. Sa Gamarso unb Otier ift nod
feine Gbnabme Der Gpioemie I'll bemerien.
8ie beige gSitteruug bauert fort.
Yeniaco 81, IS. Sftober. - Seit
lebtem Serif)te erfranften SO tpettere Bers
ionen am selben Sisber unb 3 Yatienteu
fiarben. 8as 8etter 1T nod INNER auBer=
nPnnhuliCl tparnt
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S6icfaffaire in eiuem @crid5ts
iaale.

@aliiar, N.sS., IS. Oftuber. - @ine
9epeide ans Sabbed aui Der Snicl @upe
Breton ,nclbet, baB Der abuo,at Sol. 8. Mc=
8onalb ans Nridat beute nod Sertaguna
hsS Sbergeridjts nit einem SteoOlper auf
Sas. @ronbts, Gtgeutbiimer beS , Sras 6'Sor
Souie" in 8ah0cd, fe.lerte. Die 8ugel trai
@rOmbis i'm Geiid,t unb perrriad,tc cine
t6btlidle gEunhe. Wc0pualS muroe uerbai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-19

Nie ttmpfratiid, scpnierpotipen Stimn1sebe
Der eiliten ISare
trercen adnussrpl aufseErrbert. itt in brcn betrei
fcnrea ssabt.Gre,inften nipr9en, 6reitas. Ssr
90 RS, ,ipiitsn IL lIbr WittGgs urS ilbr a6enbs
I'll reriGmmeIr. Im einen ganritaten fir Zen
rriem 3ipeis Res ZtattratbrB III npminiren.
8abIrid,ter une 1tinrmlctaIe.
l. @geSintt- Gi6ter-NidaeI Roab, iun., Gsorl
SumipGlt, gSnt. 8. Sib, Iurl.
StimmIctal Gde Gt. Saul unb Gentreir.
2. grc7jntt- ittsr-SObn Goiiap. @biIins Roat,
ebritoptcr Bilupps.
StimmlptaI Mahiiprs, nahs Sppurs'trabe.
8. &rssintt - Rbter - Geo. 9oIsntanu, Rartir,
Sdoub, !ocurb Scctt
Stimmipfal Gts her gultsrrr= ui,s 6pparer.
A. Qre;inft-Ritter-Senr .. aRcst Daniel 1ez
Gartr Serrr sSeiaIer.
StimmIptaI glr. 33, SrpiSsSil NSeme
s. Gresir,t- t-3id ter-Gapara Yeran, SeRrp Srens
tprf.
StimmIctal CIR. $50, Scar!traBs.
g. 9rc;intt- 8ibter-Gemars ;. 8racp, 4nersp
:. Gprris. Sranf CUNT.
Stimnlctal glr. 16o, Observation-Disclosures
:. 9re,nst-&i6ter-gB. s.. 6rrs. ir;, SaS Wc=
See, Sstpis Cummings.
StimmIctaI Tr. 8, Sr6arciirabe.
8. are,intt-&i6ter-G Gsorg geueer, @uereir Nes
eprIRid uas ssidleel j. German.
Stimnl!ofal ar. Ill, 8iebleiirGbs.
o. Gresintt-R -Ribter-Sobn M:gags. Gbriitos4er
aaltsr, Charles S,phses.
Sctmmlotali9sr. 75, Genriulpanih :a0euus.
Mprris u. 5bpn,as,
Seritel pes rcri9,satidcr tartzGretGtipse
t25G-1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-19
Die Ssutfben in Mafiaa,nicttS
auf Seiten Der Scmpfratcn.

80 ton, 1S. Sfto6er. - Die aus 0euts
iden beitehenbe D2iga gum S4ute Der per-
i0nlidcH Sreibeit in Maiaduietts" belt
bente Nbenb cine Seriamnluug, pelhsr 60
2elegaten beiwobuteu. Gs wuroen Seidliife
argenonnteu, melhe ertldren, eaB Die gfitz
glieber Der Siga bic @iigrtfie Der Jtepublt
taner in @epiiiens=, Gteltsious. unb peri0nz
lide Sreiheit nidt gutbei6en f0nuen uuo
ueSbalu bel Der beuoritebenben &abl fir Die
bcmofratiideu @anoipateu itimmcu iperSeu
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9haScuerfaeflasc aeecu Sbers
rid,tcr Etcib.

Bottom, IS. Sttober. - Gtns cigtus
tlinlide Stage ift i'm SbCrgerihte gcgcu
ben betfeeUten 9tidlttr Tielo eingeleitet
morNen. Ninrn Mc@artn bat i'm aui $50,
000 SG0bCneriat uertlagt neil CT iit in
1891, ais &lGgCriu ucgeu eiueS 8icbftabls
ms @efGEgniG gelfidt wurbe, mctgcrte, ei.
uen SDabeas Corpus Seftbl nuSiuitelteu.
8ie Sldgcriu bebouptCt, ihr gutter 3iHf wGre
bird bieic 8ctgeruaG i'm Sctra8C pou $50,
600 bcid,Gbiat mor0su.
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0uthcriid,c SNupSc.

YtttRbWrg, Yeuni., Is, SiIQbGtt =
Die epanseljidl lutbertide SpnuNe ron
4ennIDluauicu, Sbio, Sirgiuieu, g8el &it=
ginien, Rar9lano, SuoiaHd, SlliuojS, gti.
dtgan, &iSconiin uno glcp. 5sricp trat
bcute in &Ge8bcn9= Gitp ;uiautmeE Gtma
10 9eIegatcn luo anpeieHb uno iucitere
werSen mOrgeU erluartet. Groi ~ 2oD aus
Columbus, 3, FrGfeent Ger SDnoNe, M
tCrbrsitete isinen SabreSbrridlt moraui iol
genie @eamten iiir Sas beuoritebcuoe Sabr
erndblt wLrben: Erdii0eut 81 you, Slice
YrGitbent 6. >. Z. Sduttc, Setretdr s.
Siibuer. 9ioutinegeidldite nabmcu Stn 9(tft
Der beutaen Sifuug in 9lnlprudl.
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Bic Nattcn DerlafIen sas brent
ncrtSr q diff.

NeWpOrt, w., Is. SttOber. - Die
9ieger BON &bobe' SslanS bieGeu beute
Ibenb bier ejnen @ouuent, in wc'de.n ite in
elmer an Die iurbi8en Stimmgebe; geti6tes
ten aorciie ibre Seid)merorn aegel bic repubz
lifaniidle Bartei auseinanoerieteu uub gleid
Dem Sen. gutler bas 0tedt beaup.rdsu,
eirer Gartei, Die ibren treueite.t Nrpaugcrl
icbe Nuerfennung Ueriagte, ben 9tifsu Su
tebren. Die aOreiie eri,art hab bic Reger
fiinftigbin, obsleidl ite nod INNER an 6en
@runbiaten Der republifaniIheu Yartei feitz
talten, ubne 0tiflid)t ani Die Yartsi fir
oieienigen @anoibaten fftiuncn ,psroen,
mclde Die meiite a6tung fiir Die 9iedte ser
Rarbiaen an ben Sag legen.
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btpefel= SGoer.

Der 9Eertb ppr Sd,ipsfcI,Bdeeru ala SriI.
mittci gcgen 5dutaMsid,Idse peer anrertpettta
unGeiunscn <iuftono hcr 0dut ipipie aeaeu Rb,umos
tlsmns un6 e,IdIt IL dHgii ugefnnSen. Der Der.
h6rernse gtnnb bsier 8dOer alf bic Saut 1T .Ser.
falls gut hetnnnt. @tenu's SdrprfcIs Zrife beitst
6icielben Gt4eni6Gten lb beiprtt bdfeIbe ReSultat
8cnd)tsruie. eczema ,Gcnc, Smpctiau Wruriop.
SrdFc, SGlifuB Wub dubcre 6dut GraIlI6eiten tper,
een nNr3 eelebe Bdnilt3 ausgemcr,t nS Iie linbert
idneu eaS Sptden upn Rbeumatismus u,tS tS(c,t
ncherbtes 1T bteeIbc Elm nllsQe;eidneteS 5rsiud,i.
run9s'Wfittel iiIr btrunrengte @lciecr itnb Sstts
ieua, ilne tte ertbeit gScls unb anScren 2euaeu
be eanIit 9Sira6en psrhen cine bem Stree 6bntiSs
Neltenne Httnpttt, Sn 6pl9e hes grbrailts SerItL
ben erpGlt Der Ielnt ttIe rCdt anmttcnSe RIdr6eit
nnS angenebme GIdtte. 2rnnrnbrane, 2cmmsr.
iprphen, binnen, uterbuapt ale Geintfebler bic
erttfernt merhen tonneu ucr6eH bur6 bieIelbe dus,
sclpfdt Terner IL bic gcfiIntc Reinbeit DeI5e
eteiees oCn GENT ertpet, nctt ardtbencer ala bic
Gr1blibe une uiatilrlide 8ldfe, mtlbe burt hen
Gebraud1 orn SuDnbettsmittslu ertitSBt.
mtGn biite fie5 ppr liIidjunacn! - gbpcFtI
geife mad gcmatt corSeu, mb ta5 gubtt.ru lutrs
utr 9priht ermatnt, rur bic GGte5ure5mtr,
uuS gu tGaGter. buF tje einsiee OriatrdL
@eset9 uun8 GLENN'S SULPHUR SOAP NIT
rbiser sibbitruus ii9 Cnf tem um36tass issss
StutGs tefnbet pbne mcIc,e teinr ibt ill.,
Gum Rtrtcui I'M gugemeiren Bel Wpptbe,er;,. 66rs.
Iern in MoheartteIn urO gateriuIpaaren ~ as
Gents SuS stId; 60 Gcnts bic 9iIts. entGGIseuS
stid, ejn erIparuib ten 20 gre'ent per geTt, nit
gorausbesdR!ung, tofet tic Site % Gents.
Ser Gtgentbiimer tpiirSe iidb Iebr freueu,
i3eugniiie 'u erbalten pou Berioner, petb,
@lsnn's SdwefelsSeife gebrandcu.
GbS. 6. Srtttenton, allrtn. Gtseut6.,
gir. 115, 6ultoufr, ny.
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@eoen S;c SrdnSfhasuue Der
SuuScSbedmteu.

Bortlanb, Sr., is. Sttober. -8idtel
8eabp lenftc gefern i'm biefgsn SnnOeS.
Sreisseridte bic 9lufmertIamfeit Der 9iaub,
Surp auf bas @eleB gegen bic politiide Se.
fenerung Der 8unbesbeamteu unS infruirte
Die @eiGmorenen, baB fie, i'm Sale ibuer
llebertretnnsen bes fraglidcn geirbes be.
fannt tuiirbeu, antlageidriiten gegen Die
SfulSigeu auf,uitelien bdtten
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+ Tranf Queen.

giewsgorf, 1s. Stt.- Cine beute
bier einsetrofiene 9epeide melbet, ba6 Or.
Srant Queen, 9riinber uub gigentbimer
6es HemzY zYorter Clipper" nm II llbr beute
Sorlnittug in ieiner 8obnuns gu Ybilaoel,
pbia OIL eiuem Sirnidlass ftarb. gr mo- i:
63 Sabre alt uno lett ldnserer 3eit ieiOsnbsr
Geiuubbeit.
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SrduSc.

g8inona, Mtinn., IS. Oftober. .-6roit's
arose Mablmiible in bteiiger Staot giug
beute nib in Slanlmen ant. Serluit So:
600, Seriiderung $4,000.
Saptou, g., IS. Sttober. - Die meme
gPdiderei in Der bieiigen Sotbutenbeimatt
lpuroe beute friib burd 6euer Serit0rt. sic
mar gerabe uollenbet porJeu uuo bate $10,s
coo gefoitet. Seine Seriiaeruna.
chattanooga, !Seun., IS. Sftober. -
Stttreu'a Sdgenliible uno Stanbifer &
6ifs' Ssbelnlible ;u 9aosOeu braunteu
heute nicber. Serluit $4,000, feline Ser
fiderung, Der Sraub nurOe ourd bie'lluuor.
Iidtiefeit eines Gngeitellten peranIaBt.
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Sfeue Sahn i'm saprb . Sarp1ina

8aleig B, We, Is. Sltober. .-@eftern
irbr Der erite 3us Der san,en eange mad
iiber bic eSsobOrbs unb &aleisb giienbabn"
Uon Sarboro bis arleamftou. 9ieie Sabu.
ffrede er6fret etuen id0nen 9anofrtt. unb
uaHt tpidtige &rfdldfi. on aubers 8abn.n.
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Manufacturer Of BRASS RULE,
DEALER IN
Type, Printers Material,
PRESSES, &C.
2olitiide Nn,eiseu.
Baltimore, seuI7. 0ftpbcr 1882

baltimore, ceU II. Sttppfr 1857.
0n rimcr Seridmmlung ecs hcmofratSfcb fcb COM
sOfcrrdticen GtdetzGref futi ssS omite'S, iuelbe
beute iiattQeInpen, ianben fpl3enbe Se6laiie 2lts
ndrfe:
,Ga sos Grctutip GonIitc SHreb einen in elmer Be-;
ammlurS Der nerpIfattidz zcNnerpatben StmmJes
ber esr cilitGn @arn an9enommenen Seibllb duidcz
prect rprccn 1T, ~ ent'deiecr. p5 AM scpnten G;
pber eie gcietlide 4rimaripaht sIr Honiiurun1 Ell
nes Stdctratps eanbiraten ftattsefuncen prer
ridt,
ui,b Sa es iib nab sriinsIidsr unterIu6uns alcr
oui beinate s4aN besi9l6er Sbati1tben beruusiteQt
pab MIR in eire Qrssirtte eiu StimntpIag unb oteer
nr oa:u nidt pon Ben ;litanbgcn eptdlzglutpritten
otr gSarp seofnet mar, une bnB. Isibit psnn feline
GrTifrg ou Beb6rae sRciie eriplae bic Siireel bsr
ibroen adt sreiitte teinc Sele9en5ct bdtten ibren
Sni6enS Observation-Disclosures ;I geben 10 iprb
biermit, ur Sirgeri9ait aendunter gSarr in pet
Observation-Disclosures @artei tplle urb unpGr.
teiiide Gjcleaenteit ;ilr annsebnag brc. sSiinl6e
ourd StiTmsct.el ;il periddIien
bsidblpiien. baB 6rcitas. Rem 20. Sftc6er
1882. stpiid,en Nitta9s IL nnh qbenoS . llrr cine
ErntGrpahI in Fer eilffen SSare 5ur Npmttirung
eiitss 3dneiSatcn fur Zen erIfen Speis ces Staetz
ratbcs ob9efaltcn psrncn mir, Ine edb beid9te
@dbl ned, @rs;iTftsn ulS untsr Den SetmmIn9en
Ter SrimdrpatI UsieBe, iptpe.t tbiinIi6, gsleltet
trersen icu.
rrb scr %crTSer erbGIt anhur5 bic 8eiImas, ea-
rdIi su ichen, eab eie Sordrtftsn stsier Sei8Iihe
firdssliert rsrben."
ERcrris u. Sbpmas,
(25el gorftereer ess Gretutr=GomttSs
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Sm @rshen una @in,elnen.

eV.ffrrsrs sBaoreu. Dprtanse aRdtertatien.
Sorhansi,anscn uns starniese
urb 2qeS !pas man Sr ileberjeten alter piS ueger
Flotelu brnusht.
q. 2ienep Rorris Il Gpmp,,
(5ept7 .3aQteD 5tr, 30. SsroosrIlras..
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Gieies peItbsribmte grdparat IN bic ertublEs eti
mes unfsrer bebeIttnbien gbemifer. Gaielbe sntbdls
ale ;ur 9rseueunS Ron jSIei'b, auo6en, Blut Tuss
isIuunb pmit aorpertraft eroreerlt6sn 8eftan6s
tbsiIsr unb ;par in elmer fir
neten S5prm. Bon ben nnseiebenheu @ersten una
9bpitrlpger III eaielbe als Der bette gno uperldiige
Grfas filr Wuttermild dnerilnnt unb ais bas Jals
trdplidite GrudbrInasmttel fir tIeue uNe tpn&iehhs
ainbsr, iotpie fir Qran.e une @ene'eroe embfobIer
porben. esuftaeetsr's Teutfdbes aineermeb bl IN
teinespegs cine Neesiu, ionberu pie nehmds bstont
tuereeu riIb, elm grndhrin9smtteI. g9sgen isinss
betentenben Rahrperts, ippte peeen istner Isittsn
8ercGulihteit ieiner Stmadbatisistt gHh i9RsgeR
@uuabme iRs 8Iut 1T has genainte ainSermsbI bors
iieli6 Genisrt8er ;rm getraut empfobIen, bic an
gereGunirssi pdfe uno 6ardus sntitebeHoer uusrei.
6euher grndtrung, an tragem StoTipebiefs on Dluts
arnulth, idlaIer Uhstels uub petsr auoheubilouHs
une Ashnlitem Ieioen. Scnit tpiro e5 beioneerS sM
Bebrau6 mir SGupliuQe, aiHoer IN I6uensm 9atss
tba!H icnie fir ipte aiueer bic 4niage M psenaaus
ten ..soppsIten ghsbern" baber. aHseleaentlib cut.
ofptlen ferrer fir Spspepttier Gr1ute uue Benes
fenSe in ebem Stasiim, ippe fir 0srbenibDddbs une
gr'b6tite. Bel iebienoer cher ritt eenlaer6er Dts
ternlib III paS gin6erne5l ber ein,i9e dnertanute
Griae Der uatIrli6en Qabruns ee5 SGiiolinis Au.
eIei TT eas bsrite S6usmittel Der aleiuen aegeH
,,SummsrsS ompi1tIit, o9rcnllGs OiarTeos une Ritz
Ssy6pIera.
l3u babtn IN afitn dpOtbetsn.
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Siu'5 6aar@ unb Bart 8drbungsmitteI.
ausenblidIid.-al sas bette sarantirt.
Sdwar3 oocr braun. 50 Geuts.
Bel alien aputbcsrrn ~ babtm.
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gefssrap6ifde 9epefdsn.
Nus Ser SmnSeSbauptifaet.

gsriate Der ,mNociirten grse" fir ben .Deu.iasr
Sprrpeio reenteu.')
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giuh uuierer llsber3eusung tn oas bette
GuuOucsn Glittel Elm Sufrisben geieut.r
@ouuer, unb mir bsitreben uns, 6abiu su
mirteu, baB jeber aunbe In sufriebeuer gutter
Stimmurg uniere eofalitdten uerlabt. 6.
u. Sebm s Sobn, bic aleiperbdubler,
pnuOuers unb Yrattfra6e. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-10-19

Having opened Foundry fitted with all the modern
chinery, employing
all kinds
a lowest prices EE5 Send for estimates
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
Another Through Lime.

New Oslesns, 19.-The PicGyN7le says:
Several days ago vice-President Vince
lock announced to s PicdytLne reporter
that the last rail on the New Orleans and
Texas Pacific railway, completing con-
nection from New Orleans to San Fran
cisco, would be laid by the middle of
July. That event was accomplished on
the morning of July y, at point in the
Atchafsloys Valley, beyond the river.
The only break in q continuous line of
rail is at Atchafaloys, in Louisiana,
where the food which has prevailed since
February has retarded the bridge at that
place. However, there will be no stop
page of trains, because a large ferry
boat, constructed to transfer cars has
been provided, and at this moment the
only real obstacle to the sending through
of trains is near Atchfaloys River, where
the track is covered with wafer, but only
to limited extent, for the floods have
already abAted several feet. The railway
company is now engaged raising this
portion of the track, and in two weeks
they are expected to be high and dry and
solid enough for sDy traffic. Vice Pres
ldent Wheelock had been assured by
General SUPER nten1ent Hoxly, CT the
Texas Pacific. that he wss prepared to
send through to New Orleans 200 cars of
| freight pt r day. Sc ION as the rails can
take the trains, and WheslOck will use
every exertion to handle this great traffic
| to the best advantage, ard with he quick.
| est possible disp4teh Re eaid bis com
psny will provide every appliance and
| facility for doing their business in first
| class style.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
DRESS GOODS.

And every variety Wash Materials claims attention, and
epropse ooHe at prices that will insure Speedy Clearance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20

Des Moines 19.-L. 8. Weller, green.
hacker, is out as an independent cAndi'
cate in the Fourth Iowa Congressiona
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
II is TRULY WONDERFUL

Ii 10 TRUL1 NUNUEhHUh
To see what improvement now exist
g compared with railway travel
only q few years ago. To become
convinced Of this, one has only to
select for his route East, the popular
and well known
CHICAGO s. NORTHWESTERN R'Y.
You are landed by the Union Pacific
Railroad in the Union Depot at
Council Bluffs, where stands the @
& NV. Palace Train, composed OF
Pullman Hotel Cars, Pullman Sleep
Ing Cars, Elegant Day Coaches
Smoking, Baggage, Postal Cars, etc.
ready to convey its passengers
through Iowa and Illinois, and into
Chicago. Gliding smoothly along
over the superb track Of steel rail
through thriVi ng cities and villages,
comfortably sea ted In this train, one
scarcely discover the high rate Of
speed which he is riding. Trains Of
this road are always on time, con.
nections sure, and passengers seek.
ing pleasure, com fort, safety and
Easy in travelling, viii find the
ENorthFWestern" in excess Of their
expectations, and the greatest Of all
routes to Chicago and the East. In
sist upon Ticket Agents selling you
Tickets Ola this Road (; all agents sell
Ehem. Examine your Tickets and 10
fuse to buy if they do not read over
this Road. If you Wish the Best
Travelling Accommodations, You
will buy your Tickets by this Route,
~AND WILL TAKE No
PHEE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
Political.

Des Moines 19.-L. 8. Weller, green
hacker, is out as an independent cAndl-
cate in the Fourth Iowa Congressional
District.
Albany, N. Y, 19.-The national
greenback labor state convention noml
mated Epenetus Howe for governor.
The platform reafirms the Chicago
resolutions. Special resolutions condemn
monopoly and the penal code, and de-
maud the election instead of the appoint.
ment OF officials. Jas. Allen was nomi-
dated for lieutenant governor, j. l.. Pal
lin for the court of appeals, L. g. Mac
Donald for congressman at large.
Chicago, l9-The republican state
central committee, to-day, elected A. M.
Long Jones, chairman, end Dan Shep-
herd, secretary. Personally these gen.
tlemen are stAlwarts and psrtlsaps to
Senator Logan.
Los Vegas, n. M, 19.-In the much
talked of mayerslty election, Mexleans
elected Romero by 2On majority. The
whole territory and Colorado evinceo
much Interest in the struggle and Amerl
cans are much grieved at the result.
Springfield, Mo-, 19.-The greenbaci
convention of the Thirteenth Congress
sional District renominsted Ira s. Hasel
| tine.
Chicago. 19.-The indications are tina
green hackers and republicans in tn
Eighteenth Illinois District (Morrison's
will unite upon candidate and carry tn
district.
Galveston, 1S.-The democratic stst
convention wss called 10 order this morn
ing, the usual committees appointed an
recess taken, after which there were som
speeches and the convention adjourne
till tomorrow.
Atlsnta, l9.-The state democratic cor
vention elected Captain Henry JscBso
chairman.
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FIRE Recorn.

Smyrna, ia great fire is raging
here. Many hundred houses are de-
stroyed.
East Tawas, Mich., IS.-Heayy forest
fires are raging between here and Au-
sable. Considerable damage has re-
suited to pine and cedar.
East Tswas, Mich, 1S.-Heavy forest
fires are raging between here and Ausa-
bic. Considerable damage has resulted
to pine and cedar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-07-20
The Utah Commission.

Chicago, 10. = Ex-senator Paddock
arrived to-day, and the Utah commission
ers organized by electing ex-Secretary
Ramsey permanent chairman, and Pet.
.igrew temporary secretary. They have
transacted no business, but are waiting
for further instructions from Washing
ton befora leaving for Utah.
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Senator HIPS Case.

Atlanta; Ga, Ex-senator Hips case
is hopeless, though there is no prospect
of sudden death, but physicians decline
to say how long he msy survive.
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TELEGRAPHIC
ANO Their CREDIT MOBI-
LIER.
ALiar orRRg ScOundreI.

A Ll0E or q IS g ScOunOEeI'
Washington, D. c., I9.-There is an
incipient sensation brewing, as
usual, in Congress. A letter has
been written by one j. j. Newell, fer
merly Of Adrian, Michigan, in which he
declares that he has documents and papers
to prove that no less than $2,000,00O 10
money, stock and lands WAS furnished
for pool 10 1868 to 1870, to secure the
passage Of bill making land grant TO
the Texas Pacific railroad. His commu-
nication is very voluminous, sud makes
specific allegations, withholding only the
nsmee of persons involved. He says $780,
GU IN money and $500, 1000 in stock were
placeI in the hands Of two senators to
disburse where it would do the most
good in that body, and it was properly
placed so that eventually the grant was
made in consequence. be alleges also
that $1,000, OOOin stock was used TO pass
the bill in the House by votes of mem
bers, who took 1t as price for favor to
the corporation. He asks the committee
to name day when he can be heard,
and c will demonstrate that an inves-
LIRatien shonld be made. he pledges
himself to furnish the nsmes of men who
disbursed ard accepted brlbes, anu prove
the traasaction by documentary evidence.
Some of the committee are for sitting
the inquiry, but it is understood ms
jority favor bearing what Newell has to
offer. The question is pertinent, owing
10 the fact that the Texas Pacific never
did any work to earn the lands, but has
since been consolidated with the Gould
huntington Southwestern system, and a
bill is pending to confirm the grant to the
consolidated roads on the ground that al
though the Texas Pacific was not built.
the Southern Pacific was constructed and
has earned the lands. The majority OF
the committee favor the non-forteiture o!
the lands, and it is morally certain thest
gentlemen regard the exposure promised
Dv Newell as a diversion against then
position. Newell will nO doubt be heard
in a few days.
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linen LAWNS We offer 162c sold &c., SO and &c.
sns down 45c reduction 2O yard Scotch
wa reduce from Styles Pacific Lawns, 1c
Domestic Dress Ginghams, 13c.
Teyens more enumeration will simply add that
eb everything Dress Stock. We make
this immense Sacrifice order make Fall Stock Our
beyeg are still progppg weight Spring Summer Dress Goods
which and Attractive Prices will do it we will surely
'D' ~ COHN BROS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1882-12-13
Dressing Poultry.

There are two ways of dressing poultry
for market-dry picked and scalded. Fowls
dressed in the former way in all cases bring
the highest prices. 1t should be the aim of
every farmer, in disposing of his poultry, to
ship it in as good condition as possible in
grocer, and secure ready sale. Greater
skill is required to dry pick poultry
than most people imagine, in order that
the "bird +" may look plump and hand
some. To do this work properly or with
any degree of satisfaction, the fowls should
be plucked when warm - that is imme-
diately after they are killed-as, if allowed
to get cold before stripping the feath.
ers, you are very apt to tear the flesh,
Commence by plucking the wing and tail
feathers, then the back, from head to tail
Pluck the feathers from the "craw" cross
wise; stomach and breast feathers should
be plucked downward-that is, from the
legs to the head. In dressing poultry by
this method you get double advantage Of
those dressed by the hot-water process, as
you can save all the feathers, being careful
to keep separate the tail and wing feathers
and where many are dressed, the sale OF
feathers amount to quite an item Of profit
Dressing poultry by the scalding process il
by no means good and profitable one, as il
depreciates the value of the birds, they look
ing anything but dainty, and do what yor
will, they will never look enticing to tht
buyer; moreover, you lose the value of th'
feathers.-Pouiiry Yard.