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The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-08
Temperance Union

The ladies, having organized Woman 3
Christian Temperance Union, meet every Mon
day at IL M. in the parlors of the Young Men E
Christian Association hall, and extend a cordial
invitation to all Christian ladies to meet with
them and aid them in this good work The la
dies will not visit saloons lecture or hold street
prayer meetings, but are trying to establish q
Temperance Coffee house, and in this they seek
the aid Of the pastors Of the city, the Y NJ. G.
Association, and all Christian people
Gentlemen are invited to join as honorary
members
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-08

The reference to the Salvation Army
and the manner in which it was received
in the Church Congress at Derby in Eng.
land, showed how much the entire Church
is exercised about the success of General
Booth and his organization. The Saliva.
ton Army, indeed, formed powerful
topic of discussion, and many suggestions
were offered as to the best means of get.
ting hold of the people.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-08

CANDIDATEs.-We learn by postal
received from DIR. E. M Richardson,
Secretary Of Education, that the number
Of young men needing aid to prosecute
their studies for the ministry is now 81,
and there will doubtless be more than
100. This is encouraging, and now let
the Church see that means shall be pro-
vided for all. There is need for many
more than the 100.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-08

A LECTUREsHIP has recently been es-
tablished by some benevolent gentleman
at Newton Theological Seminary Dap
tisD, with an annual income of 5000.
Professor w. H. Green, of Princeton,
has been selected to deliver the lectures
for the next year, the subject being the
theories of Kuenen, Wellhausen, and
Robertson Smith with regard to the orr
gin and character of the Old Testament
Scriptures and the Jewish ritual.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-08

AN ARTICLE in ,Scrj6ner contains the
following just remark A church into
which poor people cannot be induced to
60 ought to be born again, or blotted out.
The church whose methods Of admins
tration and whose social atmosphere are
such as to discourage the attendance Of
the poor, is driving Christ from the door. -
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-08

MIGHT Go FARTHER AND Do WORSE.
Referring to the recent annual meeting
of the English Episcopal Church Con-
gress at Derby, the Spectator has an
article under the heading Presbyterian
Prelacy," in which it is represented that
the Church of England is drifting toward
Presbyterianism. The lay element, year
by year, is becoming more pronounced.
1t is, indeed, possible, says the Specta-
tor, to evolve from the speeches at this
Congress a complete federal representa-
tive constitution for the Church of Eng
land, under which the parish would be
managed by Board, of which the vicar
would be chairman the diocese would
be managed by Synod, of which the
bishop would be chairman, with a veto;
and the Church would be governed by a
general Synod, in which the collective
episcopate would hold the position of a
chairman, with veto. Every one of
these projects found defenders and APP
plause; and we do not see that any re-
sistance was offered of Importance, though
there is perhaps a sign of coming resist
ance upon the question of discipline, the
clergy rather dreading, if we understand
one or two interludes, that Synods might
be very severe in controlling their con-
duct, or, at all events, more severe than
courts are.
In the writer's opinion there will
be a powerful reaction. 1t would
be better, he thinks, to halt in time,
and to avoid that reaction, and
also the jar and shock which will be felt
when it is perceived that all parties in
the Church are rushing fast toward the
Presbyterian organization, modified by
the addition of Episcopal 'Moderators
Drifting" he adds, is never very safe
process, even if the drift is toward good
harborage, and there must be point at
which representation will be found in
consistent with any Episcopate at all
ILL hS lCulJuIdl L al anu Ole lIdueS
Parade, last week, drew to the city a
great number Of people from every part
of the State The Trades Parade on
Tuesday was witnessed by thousands
who thronged the streets along which it
passed. 1t was in every way great
success. The Fair, which lasted for three
days, was better attended than any State
Fair has been for many years There
was very fine display of agricultural
products, Of farming implements and
machinery, and the exhibition Of stock
was very attractive. The only thing in
regard to which we have heard any re-
greet was that the horse racing was made
/ 40 rrou6nent a featftre
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-08

BISHOP PETERKIN declared with man
ly frankness in the late Episcopal Church
Congress in this city, that the word
priest" is ambiguous, introducing con-
fusion Of though" after all, " he said,
it is nothing but PresJyter contracted"
"When Christ came, said the Bishop,
all priesthood was done away with, -
and he reminded his hearers that st.
Paul called the clergy apostles" am
bassadors, elders" ministers" teach
ers"-everything but "priests."
We all know this is the truth.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-08

THE London Record closes a review of the
life and labors of DR.. Pusey with these words
If ever there was man who endowed with
great powers used them to a large extent to the
injury of truth if ever there was a man com
missioned to do important work for the edifce
of God, who yet built wood, hay, stubble, work
that shall be burned, that man was DR.. Pusey"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-08

THE Presbyterian Ne,0S, published at
Roanoke, Va, and edited by Rev. W. @.
Campbell and Rev E. g. Gordon, an
nounces in the October number that it
will be edited in the future by Rev.
Daniel Blain, Of Christiansburg, Va. 1t
says in reference to the change Of man
agement:
when one Of the editors, the business man
ager, came to Roanoke little more than year
since, it was small town Of some eight hun.
bred inhabitants. To-day it has between three
and four thousand. Then the Presbyterian
church had membership Of sixty or sixty five
persons. Now it has a membership Of over one
hundred, with congregation numbering from
two 10 three hundred. The care and increased
labors incident to this growth have made it i'm.
peratiye to give up the management Of the
paper"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-08

HUGH MILLER lies buried in the Grange
Cemetery at Morningside Edinburgh. A tablet
of Aberdeen granite is inserted in the red sand
stone which lines the inner side Of the wall that
encloses the cemetery and on it is this simple
inscription
HUGH MILLER,
Died 24th Dec. 1856
Aged 81 years.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1882-11-08

THE Daily Ne10s, Of London, remarks
on the proposition to introduce the bust
Of Longfellow in Westminster Abbey
Judging by his poetical gifts alone we
scarcely think that if Longfellow had
been an Englishman he would have re-
ceived the honor Of memorial in the
Abbey"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-15
Gcrmiftbte tclcer apbif6e De-
peScben.

3ie 2ei6e bes Sangers @Onlb, mel
der suaulneH nit bem Bianiilen 8etbe i'm
Spoffor6iee bel @beferfiel5, H.z9., eetrant,
tit geiteru auigefunSsn worben und pirJ 8es
buis geertignng mad gfelp Yort seidi6;
iperoen.
Sine 1900 Dlann Itarte Snbtaner.
banbe ioG fid am YOpSer-8liuer na6e
Sort IcGiunfp, g8p., befinoen, un0 piele
GitbeiebfGble mer0en aus iener 9egen6 be-
ridtet.
SIN Srafer@&ipers s bale in Sriz
tiid. Columbia fiebt mon MI nod See'n, uO
I'D, uor spei gSodeu frudtbare @eilje be.
ianbeu. 8us gSafer erfredt fiGl bon elmer
Sigelfette bis sur uu5eren. Die meiiteu
9uiiebler iiuo rutnirt ite perlteren &aes.
0te Balbbrdnbe i'm nor66itz
lid)en @tsconiin, ruslde bereits IN.
aebeueren Sdaben an9eridltet habeu, ftn0
6ur6 &egengitiie in Der oOrleeten Ra9t
tbetlweiie sel5idt wOrben..
Ser 20. @eburtstag Sarrtet
Seedler Stome's, Serfaherin BON
,Sufel Sons Siitte," rpur6e geiteru 3u
,Slb Gins" in Remtonpille bel Bottom, Der
g9obuuug oesGr>@ouperneurs @laHiu, burd
cine ,@artenpartie" gefeiert.. Inter ben 4nz
meicnSen befanben iid1 Sliuer g8enbel Solz
mes, Sobn q. sS6ittter, 6reo. Oou9laB II. u.
Sn Salem, Girg., fanb geitern bic 30.
Sabrssidlubfeier bes n&oanote @OliegS"
itatt.
Ser Seermurm III an uielen Orten
I'm iii1liaeu Ohio erldieuen uno riatet gros
Gen Shabeu an.
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Nfep 9Iprfer 0epefAert.

Nem sgOrt, IA. Stunt. - @OlSbuu'On
i'm gSertbe BON 81 ,420, 600 puroe beute BON
bier mad europa peridltfft.
- Die ,Oritte IuenuesSabn" ipur6e beute
i'm SupertOrgeridte 5ur 3abluns bon $780,
000 S6a1eneriab on ben a6tiGbrigen 5rieo=
rid Sob, tpelder i'm Stunt 1850 bon etnem
9Saggou Der @ompaguie iiberfabren wur0e
uno Elm Sein perlor, berurtbeilt. Die gom=
pagnie tptrS pabrIdetnltd appelliren.
- Bator 6. g. gSee1, pon Der Wtetboz
biitenfirfe on Der Netpzy yorfsIuenue, itiir;te
beute on Del Brinceitrabe in Srooflpn pl6s=
lid suiammen unb ftarb in fpeuig9l NtinIz
ten. 0iau glaubt, baB er einem 6er;id)lage
crlag. Gr mar 90 Sabre alt.
- Nler. Sroipn, pelder por etliden Saz
gen auf @onen<Sslano etnen Sauftfalnpf nit
2eonarb Sracb bcfan6, fpurbe beute In
Grooilpn perbaftet unb Der Beb0roe iii Sra
peseno auSgeliefert.
-Yrdiibentartbur bat ben; tpegenSteuerz
betrugs su IS Wfouaten 3u6tbaus uerur>
tbeilteu 9omiuif 0lalone, iopie ben 6alitjs
miiiiser Wiihael @Onners, meldJer berettS
brei Sabre BON ben ibm suoittirten ftebeu
Sabren 3uftbaus abgeieiien bat, beguaoigt.
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Mrbeiterz S(nnelcaenheitct.

@oboeS, R.zY., IA. Stunt. - Die
oSarmonp=Dtills" itnb beute tpteber auBer
Setrteb, til5em es Der @ompaguie nidt ges
tcng, aud nur etuen eiu;igen Ir6eiter auber
ben ;ebn abtriinni9en Strifern, Die an MOnz
tage ipieber anfingen, gu erlangen. @s uers
lautet iett, baB bic @ompagnie bas @tablifez
ment bis gum 1. September iflieben mil.
@lepelanb, o., IA. SUM. - 9uuoert
meitere glrbeiter ipurDen beute i'm D@lepes
lamb =gSalSmerfe" angetellt. Die S0bmen,
tpelde geftcrn 4benb auf oem Seimtpeqe bon
einem Mob Der Strifer angegrifien uno ntiB'
banbelt wurbeu, siusen beute frib rpicSer
on bic glrbeit uno purben nidt belditigt.
9as @al,merf iit jett nit eiuem itarten
3aune uriseben uuo pirb Sag uno gfad)t
bon elmer itarfen Ibtbeilung Seipaffneter
bewadt. Sr. Chisholm, Brdt6ent Der Cont
pagnie, ertart, er lei jett feiter, ais e entz
ldloiIen, ben Sorbernngen Der Iusitebeitoen
nidt nadl;ugeben.
@Ieuelanb, g., A. SUM-. - Seine
Gubeit6rung ereignete iid) beute 4benJ, ats
bic neuen grbettel oes p@leuelaub= SAT
tpertes" mad SQuie singeu. Cine letdJte
gatterie, Die v@lepelan6= =@rans" nuo ba8 8.
Rili,regiment ifanOeu inter 9Safien uuo
iparen Sunl Iofortigen GinIhretten bereit.
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1lntcrsans eiucs Sccanbampfers
Smrtb einen tsisserg IN Zen Drnne geboDrt.
SebH Sccicute peruuelHSt.

0tontreal, Il. Stunt. - Der BON bier
nad gnglanb beftmute 9aupfer nBera"
lit auf Der S6be pom Sap 0face geI9eitert.
Ser 9ampfcr nManitoba," Wcl9er auf bem
8ege bierber an Satberz Bpint uo;beifubr,
bat ben @apitdn, bic Sffi'iere uu5 eineu
3beil Der Rannidaft bes geIhcitertcn Sab
3eugss an SOr5. I3e5u BeffoneI iuerOcn
nod permiBt. Der perungliiGte 0ampier
Latte 20A Stitd &inbpieb, iolpie ellie Gudnz
tit0t Saubol3 unb anOere SradtgeqenfGu1e
am SorO. SIN @uu3en befauoeu itd) 40 Ber=
ioncn auf benz SabrSeugc.
Suebec, Il. SUM. - 0eI @lpitdn
Ses 9ampierS nEera" bertdtet, baB iein
Gabroeug ON letten Samfng Rc9mittag
naGe Sap STAGE mdbreuS ctnes bibten Nebels
nit einem @tsberg cOllioirte uH6 gegen Dit
terna6t unterging. Die Manni9aft ueflieB
cas- linfeil1e 6aBrSeug in brei EDten, BON
oenen smei Ioipeit anfgeIun0cn unS bic Su=
iaiieu gereitet iiue. 8as brittle, bonn Boots
mann SDos. @onnollp conman0irte SOot
ipirb nod permibt, unO man iiitdtet, oaB
ale in linn beitn6liheu Seeleute ibrcu 5O1
in ben @ellen geiult1eu babcu. Die Ser
mi6teu iin0 3bos. @oHuoGb, 9enrg ScuJz
ser, Charles @becler, 4at. 9aiir, Samcs
&burdmau, gS. WionfeG, &ObGtt gSiliOu,
g9. Morris, Charles SauOfor6, s. Sgttc!
urb g2eu Sal1tlton
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gic GrmDrSune 2ouiS 0uterz
n1Mth'8.

Neiu Oort, IA. Suni. - Die 2eid)en>
itau i'm 8etreff Der gebeimniBpollen @rmorz
oung 2ouis gS. @utermutb's Giebe art:tel
on anberer Stclle y ipurbe bente i'm @oroz
z8iireau er0finet. Srau Sanfcs mar in
@egenmart ibrc8 Inmalts anmeierlb. Boliz
;eiinipeftor Sgrnes be3eugte, 9err Go9erS,
@lerf i'm o9fobmore=Sotel," babe ibu beua6z
rtdtigt, baB SnlaD uuo @lapp, bic beiOeH
sur 3eit in Snit beftnbli6en Wtdnner, fur3
borber cinen gtann an Der 6. Ipenue Su
Soben geiGlagen uno oab ite ibm (6os
get8) einen blutbefledten Sdlagring aus
D3ciiinG seigteH, ben fie bel bem augrtff gez
braud)t bdttcn. - Ser 9lnpalt Der 6rQu
Saipfcs itagte, ans lpeldem @rnnoe letnc
Slientin porgela6en lei, un6 erbtclt pom 60
rome: CUR 4ntmort, iie lolle ais 3eugtn perz
nommen rueroeH.
Srau Samtes tuurbe bann auf ben 3elIs
aenitano gerufen, erflGrte ieGod, fie tonne
ibren bereits gentabten uno bur9 Die 3ei=
tungeu perDffentlidteu QuSiagen niftS 2Iei=
tere8 ;ufiigeu. Sie lei nid)t i'm Stanoe,
etnen.oer Sbdter Su ibentif5iren, uub babe
feline Nbuung BON bem 8eweggrunbe fiir bas
8erbrehen. Gle femme 9tobcrt 6. @lapp,
jebo9 nidt ieinen Sru6er. - Der Coroner
benadridtigte ben Inpalt DC. Srau 0amfes,
er miiie bic 9ettere inter $4,000 Siirgifaft
ftelleu, neil iie iid) frant geiteat babe, ais
man 3uerft nod ibr idtdte. Die 8itrgItaft
rpurbe iOfort geleiitet. Gbene3er s. Stogers,
@lert i'm n8oBmorez S0tel, be5eugte, oaB er
Dem 8oli;ei, Snipett9r Bgrnc Die beioenDidns
nee beiHrisb, pelte ben Sertorbencn an
griffen.
@iuer lei eii1 unteriebter @fauu nit
idnarSem S1nurrbarte unb Der an6ere Elm
grober Mann nit einem Sollbarte gepeien.
@r (3euge) Fabe bieie 8eidreibuug on Oem
Gage mad bcm Sorfalle bon Srau Saptes
un6 SRI. Nelte @lapp erbalten.
8obert s. Glapp unO Sobn 6. Smlap
wurben als1ann nit 6rau Satutes confrOns
ttrt, alletu iie erllarte, iie t0une tetnen bers
ieIben nfs @utern:utb's stngreifer i6entifijis
rem. @enn ite ben Mann nit benz idwars
gen S9nurrbart tuieberidbe, 10 ipirSe ite tbn
ipabri6einlid ertenneu. Dee Coroner tpetz
gerte fid, @lapp unb Smlab Su2 Siirgidaft
3uSulaiien, unb bic 9et6enihau tuurbe bis
Illru uGdlffen Wontaqe uertaqt.
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GrubtcauSGhfru

Ptttsburs, IA. Stunt. = Gs iinb Sc
rthte iiber ben Stanh Der Saatcn aus etua
pterStg Se9enoen in Bennipluanien, Ohio
nnb gSeitzSirginteK eiugelauien. DieIelben
lauten i'm Iagemeiuen re9t ermutbiaenb.
Seionbers ftebt cine ersiebige 8ai,eneruote
Su ermarten. Su Se;ug ami Nfais lauten
bic meiiten Seridte 6abin, ba6 herIelbe be-
oeutenb 3uriif ift, uber bel gutsm Better
bas Seridunte nod na9gebolt peroen wirb.
Safer itebt i'm Alsemeinen etpas inter benl
Surdidnitt. Seu oeripritt cine iebr reid-
lide @rnbte. 0iit menis Ausnabuten iteben
bic Sartoffelu por;iialid.
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Mfarft unS SprIe
9rFalberiate aus g0afbtnatOn.

Sine sciGbrlide gd,Ieiaric6n. - Scr eeidbs
nam gefunecn. - G gcrtbinnlid1c SbaecHs
eriasflags = 6ahgnniGli. - Signma Der
iebciuurg. - Sin prPfaner @fufitsr.-Snt'
ld!eierng seSen ete Sdit!mprcz% z%Utomae'
Giicnbabn.
gGafbtngtor, II. Suut. - Sn Der
@obnung Der perbaiteteu farbigeu S6letd
oiebiu Gua Sadipn, o6er IfaD 2Silion, fuuO
men nod eile gr06ere lnSabl offeubar gez
ftoblencr mertbooller Sleibung5ftiide, @olos
idd]eh II. /. NJ. 9lud Die 0tutter uno
Sdlmeier Ser 9iebilt, bel oenen man eben=
falls geitobleue @egcnitaube iaub, fiuo uerz
baItet iuor0en.
= Ser Jingle Gobn bcs 8r. 2onis 0taf-
fau brad, ais CT ans einem gSagen iprang,
Sas finite Bein.
- Der 2ei6nnm bes Srn. Sat. @aiep,
welfer betanntliG am leBten Saulftag in
Der giGbe BON @taueG1s ertruuten it,
purOe bente iriib auiBefuuSen unb nufl Sc
orgetomn gebraht, mo cine Sur9 ben gSabrs
lpruh vd3ufallig ertrnnfen" abgab.
- Sr. Upton $. RIocnour nertlagte S.n.
SenrD 6. @ranforD auf $4,000 S6aoeneriaB
neqcn Serlebungeu, bic ieire 6rau ba6urdl
esbarten, baB ihr BferO Uor einet bsi'm
Stra6enpfla1tern benuBteu 8ampimaidtne
Der Serflagten ideuten uu6 burdgiugeH.
- Die juugen 9amen Gland)e Bromn,
Wiinute Carton uno Slipe Ser3 murOen &C.
fern in Der Ndbe Der Columbia =uniuerittdt
aus benz gSagen geihleuveit erlttteh abet
MIR leidte Serlebungen.
- Sn elmer &ueD 3miiden s. uub 0=5tr.,
murbe beute friib ber 2eidram etne8 ueuges
bo;clen meiben Sinoes &c, ,unoen.
- Die Quttionntoteu 0Hutauiou Derftets
gerten beute cireu She'll be8 @runOiiifs
Sir. 81 in Solicitation u, lammt 3meiItodis
gem Iobubauic, al Str. Soil Salter iii;
$1,000.
- Su Der beutigeu Situng Sc: 59ulbez
b0roe purGe bic gcgcn Treu D2. &. 3uder
crbobeue Autld9e Der SnIubor6tnation al5
unbcgriintet abgepteIen. 9e1rers@estifitate
ipuroen cusgeitellt : Gritet Slaiic an aunie
gou Qmbroie, GrmG WaI0e SaGeg, @bas.
s.. Butler britter GialIe al Marn @rOStuea
8eub. llebcr0ies tpur.e cine g;oBe an3abl
pou 91outiuc @eiddften erleytgt.
-@egen 10 lbr beute Worgen BOT fif Elm
ieltiame8 Bberomen OH 9ori3onte oa:, tuel>
DIES Die aulmerilamteit etner grobed gteHge
BON Meni9en erregtc, ndmlid Elm 6opbelter
IegelbogentreiS I'M Die Sonne. 8iele iels
tcIe griWeinung tonnte cine balbe StunSe
lang beobo6tet tper6en.
- Qnbreip s. @oof, Der Director zines
Wluffcorps in Sibs&alb muroe ges
fern BON Poli3eiscridte pegen 9ebrau4s
profane; Cpl a11e nm s. geftralt.
= Ser anpalt Der 9ifirifts -@ommtndre,
Sr. q. g. Gib6le, CAB auf cine SeidwerOe
Der 8etpobuer eer Gtrginia auenue ietn
@utndlten babin ab, Oab bic Baltimore
gotomac- Giienbahn" tsin Siedt babe, Sradt
an Der aeuannten Qpenue ab3ulaoeu.
= 9ie bteiigeu Staliener bielten beute
in Rarini's Saue cine Sabltsif btiu6te
Geriammluug, nm Anitalten Sur Grri6tung
zines al6izYtonumentes in gSaibingtoH
III treiisu. Griefe pom Brdibenten artbut
unb pom GrsSeiretar 8laine tpurSen Ders
leien.
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Ser 6clbmarft.

Rep<gort, IA. Suui. - SOlgenz
bes ftnb bic S6luBuotiruugen: @elb bradlte
81 BrO,eut un6 idlob gu 20 Yro;ent.
Sterltng- @ediel 4.S64-4.s .s63 auf 60 Gage,
4.69-4S94 auf Sidt.-Sunoess SbIigatio>
nen: perldngerte Sedier s9a, DO. ser 1011,
4tspros. ia, DO. 4zpro;. 1909. - attien:
abams' grpreb 1877. Central Pacific 9Os,
@bei. & Ohio 214, grie SO, DO. Bripr. 72,
9afe Sbore 1919, RS. Central 704, Nortbs
gSefern 1913, 90. Yrior. 1424, N.zD. @ens
tral 1909, BittSburg 1851, 8eabtug 58g, Siof=
Sslaub 1870, Linton Yaciftc 1909, g8eiteru
linton S44. = lluteriddtamtss8ilam: 5artz
gelb $87, ,260, ,637. At, @ouraut$4, 752, ,553. .76.
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Sr6nee.

SOutb>Sraintree, Maif., IA. Stunt.
- Gin beute friib bier ausgebrOdenes Seuer
5eritOrte bas i90uite @ebdube Der Sta6t, in
Incident fd] bas Bofa!nt, Elm Marftlofal
unb peri4iebene 9dben befanSeu. Wtau
iddtt ben Serluit auf 100000.
Mfontreal IA. Stunt. - 0as gefern
Ibenb in ,GlenOeunins's Slof" amStftoria'
plate anSgebrodene Seuer purbe Inn llbr
beute friib iiberipaltigt. gtan iddst ben
@eiantperluit ie3t auf $750,000.
Sruuffort, 8p., IA. Suni. - Cine
S6napsbrennerei cine Nteile BON bier gele-
gen, tuurSe beute bur6 etnen Slieitrabl aus
gejiinbet nnb brannte nteber. 3pei Ntttglies
Del Der Seuermebr fpurben bur6 eine eins
ftiirien6e Wfaner oerlett. Gerluit S15, 900.
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3cbn peripnen in Splge ncs Ginifnr;es eis
ncr Briicfc I'm einem ansefcbpoileuen Babe
crtrunfen. Sdbaeen i'm Setrase Don
100000.
Cincinnati, IA. Suni. - Giue De-
peic1e' aus pamilton, o., r1eloet, oaB lcne
Stabt beute BON einem beftigeH &egenifurm
beirngeIud)t pur0e, ipelC1er piele 8dume entz
fuur;elte unb nebrere @ebduoe ent6ad)te.
Der Miami 1T I'M rai6en Steigen un1 ale
Observation-Disclosures am llfer baben ben Be
t.ieb eingeitellt. Sfmere 8egengiiiic, BON
beItigem 8inOe begleitet, berri6en i'm gam
sen Iiibltden Sbio uno SH1iana mn Der
@iienbabnpertehr, iotuie bic telegraptldle
Gerbin6ung 1T pielfa6 untGtbrOden.
Snbianapolis, Snb., IA. Suni. -
Gin ouBerprbentlib beftiges G5ewttter eatluj
fid pdbrenb oer uergangcuen Raft itber bic
fer Stabt un6 penigitens ;ipet Sol 8egel
fielen. Bo9ue's Eun, Gin ourd Die Stdot
fIiesCnSer Bad, itteg aus leincn llfern und
iiberi6men1rte innerbalb Sipei Stunoen ben
0itlid) bonn uniou=Sabnbof am @elejie Der
rlnionsSabn" gclegeuen Staottbetl R0r0=
lid bis OIL Die WarplanOftraGe uao noroof-
lid bis an Die gSaihingtonifraBe. Die Seller
Get grobcn Wfaga5tne on Der DtettoIanltraBe
itnb nit gSafler gefiilt.
Gine iiber Yogue's Stun iiibrenbe Sriide,
cuf melder Is biz 90 Yerioneu itanoen,
brad Suiemn1en uno Die game SeleIldlait
fiir3te ms gSaiier. @tuige 8enise muruen
ioiort gcrettet, An6ere lpuroen burd Ben abz
Sugsfaual uuter Dem lluiouzS zSabnbofe ges
iibrt unO nettcr unterbalb serettet, uahrerlO
9ieuu ertrunfeu ietn Iollen.
(Spater.) - Wtan idlatt ben entitanoenen
S6aben arr nlinOeltens 100000. 90 wett
ernittelt If, muroen ndt Yerionen, rpelde
bon Del Sriide ins gSaiIer itiir5tcn, gerettet,
inteIicn 1T cs uum6gliu, Die Namen Der lie
brigeu idmmtlid in Grfabruug 81 brtn9en.
SIM 2eiden fIno aufgefunOen uno cls otejes
uigeI BON Satie @iluermanu, SEQ. s. ScOs
bile, q. s.. SauuberS, Gbmar1 Gcltorb uno
@eo. SO. Smitb i0eutifiSirt iuor5en. 9ubere
2ei6eu ftnO i'm gSaher geieben tuOtJen, in
bcheh if eS nod uiut mOgltdl gemcien, fie
III erretMen. Dtan glau6t iest, boB men z
items 10 PeriOnen INNS Geben 8etommtn
II ~
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@ariefh rnh Mpfcrrans.

@btcago, 4. Stunt. : Die GbiCagO'er
Sournale ipdrmeu bic Affaire 9tOiecrau8z
@arfielb aui's gteue auf unb enc8 Oericlbeu
perGfientlidt 5eute cine 8epeide, nod mel
der &oiecran8 ertlGrt bGben Io1, @eueral
auion Stager babe linn oOr ctnem Sabre III
gSapoint, N.zS., rnttgetbeilt, er ici cine Ser
bier Berionen gemcleu, pelte Der in 2Ouis.
bile fattge unoenen lluterrc1ung ;milde,,
@ariiel6 un0 Stanton beimobuten, InO Die
ipdter BON GarfielO gemadteu IndubeH it6er
Die bnmaligen SerbcnOluugen ftGnben int
oiretteu gSiberiprufe NIT Oemw0bren Sadz
oCrbalte. Die fraglide 9cpeioe pHrOe
beute gfadmittag bem geuerGl Stager ges
seigt uu6 bcriclbe ertlGrtc, &c babe niemalS
BEN General RoIecrauS oSer trgen0 etnet
uubrcn YetIOu cine iOlae Dtittbeilung ges
mcdlt.
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Menninn her a,ptpmacz sfrmee.

Setrott, Wtidl., IA. Sunl. : Die
jdbrli6e &cunion Der y@eiellidaft Der Botos
mae arulee" uabm beute bier ibreu aufaug
unb bic ganse Stabt 1T sur Seier bes @reis-
mites ieftlidJ geidmiift. Inter ben Inne=
ienoen beiinoen iid bic @euerdle Grant,
Sberiban, 9anl. 6. Sifles, Gr>Yrdfibeut
Sa1ea nnb piele anoere beruorragenben Yer>
lonen. Brdiioent slrtbur, Setretdr 9iucoln,
lomte Die @enerdle Sberuau uno Saucod
mnroen ourd @eiddfte ge3pungeu, bic Gin
lacnng 5ur Wetbetlisung ab,ulebueu. Die
9erlGtebeuen Corps bielten beute @ei9dfts<
l!eungeu ab uno am Gbenb ianD elm 6fient>
lld)er empfang Der @dfe In Der yMuiifballe"
itatt. Gouoerneur Serome unb Wfapor
Sbompion beiuillfommneten bic Yeteranen,
morauf @eneral Denens umb General Braag
aus sSiscoufu Re6eu bielten.