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6elbe8 Tieber.

gSaibington, 80. Suni. - Die yfas
tionalsS Saritdtsbeb0rbe 1T beuahribtigt,
baB Die Sarte nSris," peld)e seitern aus
Saoanna in Beniacola, Sla., antant, eiueu
am gelbeu Sieber erfranften MatroIeu am
Sorb bate. 0as 6abr;eug wurSe iofo i
mad SbipsSslanb geididt.
Die National= =Sanitdtsbeb6rbe bat Gtadb-
ridlten aus Sapauna bis gum "a. .. Utts.
erbalten, mad pelden bort pGbrenb Der am
%. Suui uerfrideneu ISOLDE A Beriouen
am sclben Sieber ftarben. ungefdbr 225
Eerfpnen lagen in ieucr Staot OIL Der Seude
barnieSer, llno Die Sraufbeit orobte, epioes
mild III perben. Hebrere 5abr;euge nit
oerhd9tigeu Sraufbeitsfdllen am Sorb sin-
gen in BEN lcsten Sageu mad ameritaniideH
S16fen ab.
PHILADELPHIA, 30. Suni. Die
bier ar gelben Sieber erfranften Natroieu
am Soro Der Sriss yGuna" bsfiubeu iid
auf Der SsiIerung, uno man bat sS ni4t fir
notbmenoig sebalteu, iie nod bem 6Oipitals
81 bringen. 9as 6abrseug pirb iHoeiieu
auf Der Standardization suriidgebalteH.
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AZ, Gpmsree.-G Grfte Stsuus.
5prtiesuns Ger Gr,pdsuns Ger Civil Ser,pili,
sunssbin I'm senate unS Der 5lutten.sser,
piaisunssbin i'm 5aufe.-Gins pprsridbla,
gene Clepmarsarinffeuer.

,oinisunssbiu i'm Saufe.-@inc pprsridbla,
gene clepmarsarinfteuer.
gEaibin9ton, 30. Stunt. - SIM 9 e
na te purbe mad @rleoigung perIhie6ener
0iOutinegeddfte bic Gr6rterung Der @ipil=
SertpiaigungsbiQ fortgeiett.
9as ENHANCEMENT in SeSug aili bic Soften
Der SerDffentlt9uns Der Yerbanoluugeu oes
Sber=S SunoeSgeridts fiiBrte sH elmer laugeu,
tuenig interelianten Debate NIB muroe
idlteBlid an9enomucn.
Ser oierte unb finite Ibi6uitt Der SiQ,
tpie iie bonn Sdule angenommen nuroen, gez
langteH Suldfit in Grmdgung. SieIelben
uerbieten Die Qnitellungen iiber3dbliger Be-
amter in allen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ODER
Siireanr, reip. aler Iold1er Seamter, fir
beren 8esablung in ben regelmGBigen Ser
milltgungsbills feline SiirIorge getroffen 1T.
Sherman o. opponirte oteIcn Abiduitten,
unb Die Gntihetbuug iiber oieIelbeu purbe
pOrldnii9 perldObeu.
@ocrbis (Snb.) bot Elm amenoemeut all,
pelhes bic Saldre Der Utah Gommiiidre auf
ie $4,000 pro Sabr feitftellt unb $25, 900 fir
bteielben peripilligt; angencmmeu.
I'm II llbr pertagte iid) Der Seuat, o9ue
Die Bill erleSigt 5u baben, bis ulorgen. -
SIM gaufe Der beutigeu Situug nHrSe Elm
SeId)luB angenommeu, tpelder teupordre
SitrIorge fir bic gefreitung Der &egie=
rnngsausgaben trifft, iubem er bic eriftireus
ben Sermilligungen bis gum 90. SuIi in
Strait crflart. Gin abnli1er 8ei3luB murSe
i'm Sauie paliirt.
Sm Ssprdicntautenbdufe
berid1tete @ait (@onn.l, bonn @omite fir
gSablen einen gei6iuB binfdtlif bes
SmallS>S Gilman i6en @ablconteites (S. g.
elm. Ser SridluiS erfldrt ben @Onteitanteu
SmallS fir iitberedtigt; bis auf gSeitereE
3uriidgelegt.
Sas Saus ging Inn 10 Wiuuteu Dor IL
llbr In Elenarftuug uno beihdftigte itf
mebrere Stunben lang nit Der Slotteil=S Ser'
piIigungsbill. Die Debate mar BON ge.
riu9em Sntereiie, unb 10 siemlid Die namli:
den Nrgumente fir uno tptSer bic Sorlage
murben por9ebraht, tuie in Der geitrtgcu
Sibung.
gtad Dem S6luiie Der augemeiueu De.
bate wur6e bic Bib paragrapbsnneile Sc.
buIs @inbringung BON Announcements uerle'
len. Wtebrere amenbementS tuurben oel
9ieibe mad pcrporfen, unb bas @onlite boil
idliebl;9 obue tpsttere Wfabnabneu pit
Situug aui.
9unnell (Mtnu) bonn @onite fir Mfitte
rnb gSege beridtete cine Sin Elm, ne 'f
bie Sabrifation unb ben Serfaui BON Sleo
margarin beiteuert; benz Pleuar @omit
iiberpieien.
Seipitt (9t.=g.) erIanste grlaubnib, eli
porgeidlagenes 9lmeubement gu Der Slotten
Seripilligungsbia I'M YrototoQ brudeu a
laiien. 9ahelbe uerorbuet bic GrueununI
elmer aus 6 SlOttenoffi5iereu beftebeubel
@ommiiiion, ipelder ale Gngelegenbeitel
in SeSug auf ben Ban, bic IuSriiftuug, Ir
riruns II. |. NJ. BON &rtegsi9iffeu ;ur 8e
gutadtung nuterbreitet tperben iollen.
lin 10 0finuten mad 5 ubr erfolgte Ser
taguug bis nlorgeu.
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Scr sApinrler 6pipaate.

@aibing TON, 49, 'Suni.-Ser bjeitge
,0ttpublicanS min erfabreu babeu baB @a=
pitGn g. s.. Songate, ebebem bonn Signal=
bienIt, pelder tiir3lid1 ans gSalbingtou ent-
ilob, am letten Souutage in Spracuie, R.z
g., geieben uub BON 'einem Sefannteu gez
iprohen mIr6e.
@r tbeiIte bem 9ettereu NIT, baS CT fid),
nadbem er aus Der Daft entiprungeu mar,
s Gage lang in gBaibiugton uno baum bis
Gum 10. Ttai in RefpsYorf aufhielt. gta9
6em 10. 0tai 6egab er it4 mad &rop uu6
Dor einer gSoGle nah Snracuie.
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Ger Gelbmdrft.

sgort, 80. Stunt. = 6olgeu.
bes fino bic SdlubnOttrungen: @eIo bradts
4-6 Bro3ent uno i9los III 40 Bro;ent.
gterling =Refiel 485 600 auf so Saae,
4.S8l-0.00 auf Siht.-SunoessS Sbliaatios
men: perldugerte Sedier 1000, DO. ser 1O1s,
Al prog. ia, DO. 4 pros. 1870. - attien:
a6ams' erpreb 1861, Central Pacifie o.,
@hei. & Ohio 21&, Gris 35g, DO. PriOr. 732,
eafe Sbore 110t, R.=S. Central 76s, Rortb-
g9eifern 1914, DO. Brior. 146, R.zD. Gen.
trail 1904, Yittsburs 1884, Reabtus $50. ROf'
Sslanb 1901, llntOns Yucific 1105, Befern
Union S4s. - llnttrfdobamts. Bilan,: 5arts
gelb 500. .225, ,31S. .83, Gourant$6, 068, ,268. A.
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Rlutioe Mauferci.

Sapanua, Slls., 80. Suni. - ,3wei
giadbaru, Hameus @rabam uub Notau,
hatten geltern eineu @ortmedieI, tpelher tn
2b6tlidteiten ausartete. Graham mari elm
Bell nod Nolaub uno 3eriduitt bemielbeu
cine Aber am Sals uno Der sSange. Rolanb
i4lug fat in Semielben auseublide ieinen
@egHer nit einer art nieStr. Sei6e peroen
fteIber.
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SrGuSp

SOffOu, 30. Stunt. - Gin bente friib i'm
Siidmarfte, benz Sabnbofe Der rSofons
yfaine Sabn" gegenIber ausgebrohenes
Seeker perbrettete fid auf bic 9dbeu an Der
Siibieite nno ri4tete SdaSen i'm Betrage
Don $4,000 an.
8bilabelpbia, 80. Suui. - Gin beute
friib in Der nsSabaibs s@oaz uuo Saumwoll-
iptnuerei" ;u Monapunt auSgebro6eues
Seusr ridtete Sdabeu i'm Setrase uou $1O,s
900 an.
Mtnneapolis, Iiuu., 80. Suui. -
Gin beute friib gu 9arrimore, D.zS., ausge<
brodenes Seuer 3erii5rte etuen groBen Ebeil
bes @eiddftspiertels ienes Stdotd)eus. Ber-
luif $4,000. gS perlautet, baB mebrere
Gdife bes Sotels. In mslGem bas 5euer aus
brad, In ben 6lammen umtameu.
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&enffalliment in Mitampne

u d m no, Slrgr %. SUM-. : Die
ogant Of Commerce" ftelIte beute bic 3ab=
lung an ibre 9epoiitoreu elm. Ser &aiiirer
erfldrt, bic Sauf idul0e nidt iiber $4,000
unb piirbe I'M Stan0e ieiu, 80 @ents pro
Dollar su ;ablen. Gin ausweis iiber Ote
Geiddftslage Der Sauf ersiebt, pab Sestere
ipdbrenb bes laufenoeu SabreS gro6e Ser
LUTTE on Sbligationen uno 9lftien erlitt uno
einen Sheil ihreS &apitalS einbiiRte
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SSeitere SSnblereien Der Sempe:
rrrf.1er m 0ISeffen

@bica 10, %. Snnl.-Seit Dem groBen
Siege Der BrobibitiOniitcu in Soma 1T cine
agitation in gSiscOniin, Snoiana uno 0fi=
dligan I'M @ange, tpeld|e bic Senperensfrage
in jeneu Staaten ndafeus sur a6ittmatung
bringen biirfte. Subiaua iGeiut sunddft
BON ben Senperen;lern gum S9la1tfelOe
auserforeu tporben 3u iein unS fie erfldren
ii6 iberseugt, ibreu 3mef III jeuem Staate
p7.reid1en Ill fnrIreu.
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mcifrrr &tiirme

Wilwautee, 8isc., 30. Suui. - Sin
Gpclou iuhte geftern bus Stdotdsn Gaibton,
9Sisc., bcim unb 3erfiorte fiiuf Sduier. Reb.
rere Yerioueu tuurben perteet, ieSoh Nie-
manS t0otlid. Die grnbte In Der umgeseub
muroe purd beftise &eseugiiie idper be-
lG10iat.
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Gin 1lnfhulbiaer aelpndbt.

GGt5abetbtowu, Sus., 30. SUM. =
SObn SoGp, elm Neger, periufte beute friib
aepaltiam @inguns in bic Bobnung elmer
Srau Some gu ersmtngeu, un6 als ibn1 Dies
nidt gelaug, i6inpite unO tobte er, bis i'm
etlihe Radbaru periagten. BalS uahber
ueriammelte fid elm &olfsbaufeu rnhe Srau
-6oipe's gSobnung, ergrifi etueu Neger,
peI6er fir Solp gebalteu tuuroe, uu6 bdugte
ibn an ben ndd]iteu 8aum. @tau glau6t
iebt, oaf Der Wob ben lluredbten hduqte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-30
Gin SUaar pro TlafAe.
g. q. q.
NaDiraD's &ea1D Gelief
tnrirt une perbiItet

Snbr, 9iarrb6e, @bolcra=Ro Fteb.s
unS S9msrS, 8beumatisuus, nerSSis
Sdmer5en, 9ipbtberttis, SaIsent.
iiinSung, Snflueu3a, Qtba
mungsbeidJmerbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-30
6ebeimnif1pller Wcrb in Gin.
rttpn+;

Cincinnati, 30. Suui. - @briitian
Sredel purte gsiferu abeuO, pdbren6 er
Dor ieiuer gSobnung i'm tueltlideu Stabts
tbeile anf Der Greppe iaB, 6ura Stpei SdIiie
in ben Sopf oeripuubet uno ffarb wdhrenb
bsr 9tadt Wian bat nod feline Spur BON
ben W0rberu, unb bas giotiu fir SaS Ser
bredlen 1T unbefannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-06-30
Gnt3hitea.s Der Sarn5IaCe uus beg
0fiercu,

bdrmltterletben. P'" o''b "no Ses
c glne 6lal9e entpdlt meBr aFtibs unS beiRrSft,os
SlGmente ais tr9sn6 etn anberes Qrdparat Sic Sss
I. 9enonmeu, pdRrenS auStre
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0erbaunnas. .@efhnerhsn.

@u4r, StarrPbe, etplera Rorbus ober Itmer,boF.,v
Stubl8ar8 persen IN 1870 ghm.ten frirf S,,r%
Naeioap' Neaop gsltef @eber 8erfotf,ine, nrd sts
innonne, meoer S9pdbe ned glattigtsit berllriatsf
5er @ebrnuc3 bon 81. R. 8eIief "N'''''NRs
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GhmtmSfuht

eereuusen ruS Observation-Disclosures. 5Frc,t,a.
littfeT &ct5er 6ufrbiotnberi Entnrt,'na ~. lsSpis
iapatln9 6er ydsren Sudertroni9eit llriTperSoIrss
hro rTTf'9T S'Ssfn9 gsrGert po font GatBeter az
bgn say :" NAea SeAed
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eS mar Sas srfte ur5 in bas etn,iS,
f9mer3bertilgenGe Mtttel,

ees tmNn8erbtde ben qudIcuSfen 2eibenGiubaIt TIM,
eae ent5aueur9Gn unS GouBecneu tetIt rtSeen ne
nun an pen Sungen benz Ga9n ben Gingefuetoeit ben
eiHnaItger &rpenolag '' W.
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q a b 10 az $
&egnlireube YtQen.
~5pttpnimene %ursanJen. iinhernee NbffAt7
mittcI, pirfen Dbne SdDmeri, ftets luperidfs
fiS nue natitrlicb in ibrer Operation.
Gin 1eeetabilifAeS Grfatmtttel foe
Cal oneI,

Bpltommen otns jeeIi6su 8sigs'6mat, elegant init
fdbem gummi gIairt, pursirsn, rsgnIirsn, rstHteer
uRe ftarteH
Rasmap's &iIIen CUR aur aTsr Rrant5eiten beS
gagens Der 2eber, bsr @ehdrme, Der 8eren Der SIas
tpr, 9hspepfe biIi6ie 3uTSnhe ie6sr, finterIstbss
6ntstnsuue 6GmorrbpieeH urlb aue Gn6eren 9eibeu
bes untsrIebes. Cine bputemriene BUR garauttrt.
Ren besetabilii teins SPur bon Nerlur, IineraIten
oeer i6deIihen Sroauen.
e58 Dlau beadte iDleeube Stmptpms bon Rranftet
ten Der gerbnuur9sprgnue: Beritopfurg, iHnsrlt1s
i'm wooers' us6sIfet ecSbrsrrsr1 Gfel Dor bsnl GTsn
Ndgenerlden, iaures 4uiftpfen, SiH!eu ooer Beben
bes Ser;ens, eritidenbes geibI tefm 9te8en, Rebet
oeer Sldderu Dor ben Nu8er, 6tsber une euERft
ShuIeTsen i'm Gppfe, itodenbeu @tbem, 9etes Austes
ben hsr SaIt Inb her @usen, Settente4eH, S1msrten
In ber Brlift unb In ben @eeeru, plostds ARpalHns
cen bon Sise, Bremen he's 5lei5ss
S5ifeu bon Gaen obeHSenanntsn RrGt9sitsn bsrsser.
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gefesrapGifde 9epefdea.
Die Waht bcs 6ciriifens

8eri&ts Ssr aFpeiirtsn grefe" fir ben ,9sutI6cn
9orrsiponeeutsn.'
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Sn eiuer Gts ;pnn3ig @inutea,

ntsiebr an1 Die Rteumatii9en BettIdperieer S6tpca
cen, 9ettrppeten, Eerb5lgH, Gdtigeu pSer an ions
tiger &rartheit eebenSen geaudlt Ieirt m5aen o6.
.oap SSeaep NeIief'' tuirc aussu6ltdIiGeS Se i5afs
feubet
9ntiiinSungen Der Niereu, gnBiiHoungen bsv
Siale, @eoarT1= gntiitnoungen, gungens @ou.
geittOnen, Sal8leiOeu, 9lft6ma, SeratloOfeu.
8tPbtberte, bpferiideu 2lufdaen, Srdane,
&atarrb, Snfuen3a, tOpfpeb, .3abnIdmer.
sen, Neuralgie, 8beumat.smus, faltem uuh
betbem 6ieber, SIbuerarseu Il. 6rolfbeuleu.
Die anusnburs bes ,,Rsats 8eIieF" an Der pber BEN
i6offen.
Srsibis bis Iedssis SrctFen baSpu in ei1sn baIbeu
ErintglGs bon aic- perSen in iuenieen @uaenbIidcn
Grdmpte, YlageniGure, Gphbreuuen, aebfi5mertti,
3tarr96e, 3tienterh, eoit 8Idbuneen in Den Ginaes
pstoen ure QUE tnnerlt9en Sdmer;en beiIen.
Hetisnee ioltsn tnt-er etne 5lGide Hdbnab'k
.,Neatp Reltef' BET ii traBen gSenise Eropfeu scs
nrni in gBaier setRaE, beugen allen Qrautbeten uns
ben eonit bertniipftsn 2eibeu Die aus benz Gsbrauds
i6le1tsn gSa1ers ettiprireen, bpr Gs 1T elm hesrtF
SttnIulnnt, ais trenspitiher Branhs ober 9ttterer
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Nermifd,tcs.


Sic beuttgeS Steueretnnabme betrug $531 =
295.51, Die 53oueinr abne S655, 7A0.42.
CUR ginl0iuug beitimrnte Hationalbnuf=
i'm Sflata11lte Elm.
Der Brdfbent bat SameS arnifroug BON
lltica gum SteuereinEebmer bonn 81. gfep=
Dorfcr 8iitrift ernan.lt. glrmfrong mar in
1881 Elm Mttglieb Der gtewsDorfer 2egislatur
unb elmer ber Grften. peld)e fir &eScoe
@onfltng nnb Sbomas 6. Btatt in bic
Sfranfen> >traten, ais btcielben mieoererz
pGblt peroeu pollten, unS bielt cine 6ebe,
in ipelder er goufIing fat pergOtterte. Sir
bielen 9ienit mirb er iett burd) bic Grnenz
nung Ill einerl yfetten" Imt belobnt. Ser
Ieitberige Steuereinnebmer I'M 21. 0tffrift,
Serr Sincaib, bate ieiH amt iett uielcn Sab
rem betleibet.
9as oaus>@omite fir 6lottenzN zNHlireu
bielt beute eine Serlanmlung iInb bei6loB,
Elm Subifitut fir Die gegenpdrtig I'M 9aule
ldpebenbe 6lotteuz Serpilliguugsbia su eut=
tuerfen. Sas Subititut pirb auf bic Sorz
anldldge bss Slottenbepartements baiirt iein
unS Die Don Der idwebeuoeu Sia uerlutlligz
ten Summeu bebeuteno erbpben.
@clitifdbe Gonoente.
SarrtSburg, Benrl., 20. SUM-. -
Der benOtratiite Staatss@ouuent peruollz
| ffdnbigte beute iein Staatsttdet burd gton1tz
nation bes SrH. @bauncep S. Slad gum
Sicegouperneur, beS Srn. SilaS 0t. @larf
gum Sberridter, s. Siupion 4frica gum
Staatsiefretdr, Wfortinler S. @aiott gum
@ongreBnitglieb cat large" Nafbem nod
etlide &outinegeidGfte erlebigt ruorOeu ma'
rem, uertagte iioI Der @onoent.
Sadion, DRi6., 20. SUM. beute
| bier abgebaltene Staats@Gonbent Der 8robis
biticuiiten ffente elm Staatstidet NIT Sru.
9anI. .. SargenbOrpb ais @ouurrneurs=
@anbibuten auf unb nabm 3luedentpretenOe
SeidliiiIe OH.
! Afontpellter ST., 80. Suni. = Die
| Seutpfratsn BON Sernlout btelten beute ibren
Gtaats.@pnoent in bieiiger Staht unS mo-
uinirteu fplgenbes Staatstifet: @ouper-
neur SEQ. Gaton ans 0auuile, Sicegouper-
neur 6. g. Suliaro aus Spanton, Sdak=
Meifer @. Sc. SAY aus @eitsNanbolph.
Sopefa, &s,, 90. Suni - Ser beute
bier abgebaltene republitanii6e Staat8cor=
bent nonltnirte SS. g. q. Beter, 6. q.
MorrtI, 9eiuis Sanbad un> 3. gS. 8ertius
Su @Onsrebmitglieberu.
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Gtat 1882 (lleberid,ub Ser GinTLbr) s 10 255, ,S26
8iai 1881 (lleberdus Der @usiubr) $3.50 45T
Siiri Npnate bertri9en an 81. Niai
1880 (lle6eridu6 Der Giniuhr).. 279S7 1926
Tiinf Dpnate reritridben an 81. Mai
1881 (lIeberidub ber Ausubr).. 50 40 1876
eI grnatc beritriben an 81. Oldi
1882 (lleberid,nB Der 9lusfubr).. 81, $50 2S7
Gil Ypnate peritriner am 81. WtGi
1851 (lsberi8uB Der auSfubrl.. 255, 49,, ,2iS
Sipp 1pnate peritri6eu am 81.
Eai 1882 (leberi6IB Der Qusz
futr). ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 41SS1, ,757
3irbf gcnats berftriten am 81.
IRni 1881 Qlgberipub Der Nus
inHr) Observation-Disclosures. 266, 500, ,939
Die Gtn> uno 2lu8fubr bon 9artgelo un0
Snuion pe.bielt itd), uie folgt
Widi 1882 (lleberihuS Der Iusfubr) s 1926, ,022
Wiai 1881 (lleberidub Der Ausiubr) SIT 500
Siiuf Ytpudte rertri6sn am 81. Itai
1882 (rleberidbuB Der AuSfubr).. 27631 $50
,Silnf pfpilate peritriden an 81. 9lai
1881 (lleberid5uB Der Giniubr).. 23, $50, sos
eli 4Qpnate berlirihen am 81. NPa.
1882 (lte6eribuB Der gIsfubr).. / ia, ,S56
Gil gpnate peritriden am 81. Hdi
1892 (lleberibus Der Ginfubr).. 92 100 SOP
3ippI Ypnnte peritriten an 81
fubr) ............ ....,..:....... 2,137OO
3sp6l Wpuate oeritri6en am 81.
Yiat 1881 (neberi6uB oer Gin
fubr). .......,..,............ 90 36S 662
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Sim Tufe bes @aGaens.

Saft ITS Elm Sabr, enf nit frebIem Natb
Sergofien ecs eneliteil W Innrs Slut
9tpd Iept Der Wb Der, bod naben idbpn
Die Sctniten be- Spoes BON Gl6erpn.
9s siebt ibneH ioilis oas tlauernoe 9ano
Sas Spfef bel Slbne Oar6 6ehtegs 6aue.
@s nabt Der Gag, Die StinSe iie nubt,
Die Shlnee hcr 9ldhe fir glduIi9e Epat
2ob rubin, artbur, 0ein D6erftes Redt
Der @nuoe ni9t tucbre esm oenferstnebt,
. IaB ibn poasieb'n bic grariige 9fidt,
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Daily Republican., 1882-09-18
treatment OF Dtph iberia.

The Medical Press says that Dr.. Deu,
ker, who, during twenty-four years of
very extensive practice in the Chill
dren's Hospital, St, Petersburg, has
treated upward of two thousand cases
of diphtheria, and tried all the reme-
dies, both internal and external, en-
ployed in this affection, has obtained
the best results from the following
methods, which he has employed for
the last ten years. As soon as the
white spots appeared on the tonsils he
gives laxative mainly composed ot
senna, which proves an abundant evac-
uation. When the purgative effects
have ceased he gives cold drinks, acid.
ulated with hydroOhloric acid, and
every two hours gargle composed of
lime water and hot milk in equal parts.
DR.. Deuker affirms that when this
treatment is commenced early it is gen
orally and rapidly successful.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-18
MurderlnK a Oamd tdate.

TRUCKEE, CAL, Sept. 16,-The fol-
lowing are the particulars of j. B.
Campbell, the Republican nominee for
sheriff, at Randolph yesterday. In the
excited political canvass a friend of
Campbell'snamed Cady had an alter
cation with Stubbs a day or two ago
Yesterday Campbell sought Stubbs to
effect reconciliation. He apparently
failed, and turned to walk away, when
stubbs ran up behind him and fired
without warning, The ball taking effect
in Campbell's stomach, During the
excitem ent that ensuedStubbs escaped.
If captured 1t is almost certain he will
be lynched. Siubbs is twenty three
years of age, and has heretofore enjoy
ed the respect of the community.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-18
The "Washy's' Steamer.

The engine of the Washington Fire
Company, which has Eeen rebuilt at
Manchester, New Hampshire, and
which arrived i'll this city on Saturday
morning, was polished up during the
day and in the evening was given tri.
al test at the corner of Third and French
streets and the mem bers were entirely
satisfied with the workings Of the
steamer. Thirty pounds of steam were
raised In seven minutes and good
stream was thrown. The steamer has
been supplied with new and improved
boiler, new wheels, new glass gauge,
new piston and pump rods, o spring
safety valve and minor improvements,
which makes the steamer better than it
ever was and it is now one of the best
apparatuses in the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-18

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STATE AND PENINSULA.
The Freshest Cuttings From tho
Columns of the Country Press.

1
Abbott & Co., Milford, launched a
325-ton schooner on Tuesday morning.
The Centerville Literary Society is
trying to secure $3.50 in 81 subscrip-
tions with view to founding Circula.
ting library.
The black birds are iocking month
earlier this year. This is considered, +,
by those familiar with the habits Of the
bird, as a sign Of an early fall.
1t is claimed that Edward Start is the
champion peach basket maker of the
Peninsula. On Tuesday he made bas.
ket in one minute and a quarter.
Centreville had a $40, 900 fire on Sun
day night week. Several buildings
were destroyed aud others damaged.
The town has no fire department.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold convention at Dover
on October Sd and 4th. Mrs. Frances
Willard will be present.
W. D. Walls, Esq, has been appoint
ed by the Dover town authorities AZ the
Chief Engineer Of the Fire Depart
ment.
The Delawarean says: 1t is said by
those who appear to know, That anoth-
er track is required for the Delaware
railroad. Well, if that is the case,
build it by all means.
G. W. Teasdale, editor Of the Seaford
Enterprise, has yielded up the editorial
chair, to G. d. Judson, his associate,
and will enter the Baptist field of labor,
in that town.
At no one time in the last five years
has the fodder crop been better than it
is in Delaware. 1t is being saved in
excellent condition, and it will be a
valuable crop to the farmers.
Sheriff Clark will offer at public sale
at Thomas e. Carty's hotel at Townsend,
at 10. 30 o'clock on Tuesday, September
26, the property formerly known as
Lore's mills, in Blackbird hundred.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-18
THE RIFLE MATCH.
z he Am erican team badly defeated
nj all the ranges.

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CREEDhoOR, LII, Sept. Is. Tn,
British won the rifle match. Tota
score for the two dayt: British, 1875
Americans l ,805
The morning was bright and clear
The wind was blowing from the north
west directly across the range. Sil
Henry Haltord won the toss for posi-
ton and secureGlthe best targets.
Both teams we're on the ground early,
the British driving over from Garden
City. In the morning excitement wat
caused by tire III the cooking house
OF the division of the Atlantic team
Sir Henry Halford and most of the
marksmen rushed to the fire, which
was caused by stove being set on q
wOOIon flor without TESTS. The floor
ing caugnt fire and the house had TO be
torn down.
The first shot at the 800 yards range
was hreu by Parry, of the British
team, at 12,48 o'clock He scored a
centre. Hluus shot first the Ameri-
cans, but failed To score. The Amerl-
can team snot badly, Kinds making
another miss, D0lan scoriug but 2 and
Ogden 2 Ou lis third shot Kinds
secured the elevation aud scored
Inc rldosen c,mplain. much Of the
strong, puffy wind which blows diagUn-
ally across the range Tue veterans
RaGhbone aud young DE Forest coached
the Americans, the foreigners relying
upon observations taken as each man
sloJ. The total score of the American
team at 800 yards was 255; If the
British team, 293, although Lieut.
Heaps made but ton out of u possible
So. His low score 10 said TO have been
caused by his refusal to follow Sir
Henry Halford's instructions. The
latter was very angry.
The American shooting continued to
he bad, and their total at the 900 yards
r"ngo v as only N1, against the British
sVure ol 3l3. The American team seem-
gu tU btcome demUrallzsd and made
frequent misses. Hines missed four
tint in his seven Shots. The Ameri-
eau score at 1000 yards was only 236,
The British score 307. The best score
made In the two.days' shooting was
that of Pearse, of the British team, 1T.
stood next with l76.
The best American score was that Of
Smith, 168, aud next came Pollard, 1862.
The poorest score ON the British side
was that of Lieut.. Heap, 142; on the
American side that Of Kinds, l34.
The British team was heartily cheer
ed. The two teams dined together,
and the day closed with speeoh-making
and festivities.