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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-11

a remarkable organization, called
the Maccabees, has been formed by
the Jews in Cincinnati. One might
suppose from the name that its OBJ.
jects are warlike, hut they are stated
to be the encouragement of Hebrew
agriculture. A constitution and by
laws were adopted, and the move
ment put into very practical shape.
1t has long been a reproach to the
Jews that they are not tiIlers of the
soil, This is not their fault, as they
were not allowed tor centuries to own
land in Europe, and so became ex.
clusively trading people. The
movement is good one, out its out
come will be watched with interest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-11

Journalism in all it's branches is
business that requires more self
sacrifice, more endurance and nice
discrimination than any other pro-
fession. There is no class of men that
furnish so cheaply' the indispensable
intelligence, wisdom and virtue for
the support of the government as the
well-trained and efficient journalist.
Every good citizen should take and
pay for a good paper he owes it TO
his country, his family, and his own
self-respect and interest.-Ec.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-11
SATURDAY., NOV. II. 1882.
The Result in the County.

The Republicans, as is their custom
in this county, in an "offyear," failed
to come out last Tuesday, and as re.
suit the Democrats have again car
ried the county as they did in 1878.
Then they had majority now they
have l.
This result will not dishearten Re-
publicans when they remember that,
although the Democrats had major
ity of 3 in 1873, in 1879 the Republi-
cans elected their entire county ticket
by average majorities of about $40.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-11
AN "OFF YEAR. 3"
Bosses Showed Under.
ARKANSAS.

Arkansas elects Democratic Con-
gressmen and Republican, a Repub-
lican gain of l.
ALABAMA.
Alabama elects Democratic Con-
gressmen, gain Off.
CALIFORNIA.
California elects Democratic Gov.
ernor, and 5 of the Congressman.
COLORADO.
Colorado goes Democratic, and
elects Governor and 1 Congressman.
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut elects the entire Dem
Ocratic State ticket, and out of 4
Congressman.
DELAWARE.
Delaware elects the Democratic
Governor.
FLORIDA.
The Democrats claim both Con-
gressmen, a gain of one.
GEORGIA.
Georgia elects an entire Democratic
Congressional delegation.
ILLINOIS.
The Republicans claim the State
by 10000.
INDIANA.
Both parties claim the State. The
Democrats gain 2 or Congressman.
IOWA.
The Republicans elect 10 of the II
Congressman.
KANSAS.
The Republicans elect 7 Congress-
men, gain of 8.
KENTUCKY.
Thee congressional delegation stands
8 Democrats and Republicans.
LOUISIANA.
Louisiana elects Democrats and |
RepuDllcan.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Ben Butler is elected Governor by
the Democrats. The congressional
delegation is 3 Democrats and 8 Re-
publicans.
MICHIGAN.
Michigan is probably Republican.
The delegation will stand Republi-
cans and 2 Democrats.
MINNESOTA.
Minnesota elects an entire Repub-
lican delegation.
MISSISSIPPI.
Mississippi elects Democratic and
/ Republican Congressman.
MISSOURI.
Missouri elects the Democratic
State tickeA and Is Democratic Con-
gressmen, to Republican.
NEBRASKA,
Nebraska elects the Republican
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-11

Looking at the elections of yester-
day as a whole, and disregarding
their various local Inconsistencies,
they teach one great truth. II is that
both of the national parties need new
and living issues. They can no long
er live upon the memories of the
past. Grand as the services of the
Republican party have been, it has
relied too much upon it's record, and
too little upon meeting the new
needs OF changeful and progressive
age. 1t has shown timidity about
dealing with the urgent demands of
the hour, the revision of the tariff,
the reform Of the internal revenue
system and the reform of the civil
service. The Democratic party has
for fifteen years been little more than
party of negations. It's one prln-
ciple has been to antagonize the Re-
publicans. 1t has wholly departed
from its ancient traditions. 1t once
was state right, hard money, low
tariff party, opposed to harbor and
internal improvements. 1t has been
in later days a soft-money party it
has supported some of the most CEN
tralizlng measures. 1t, is in some
places the most rapacious seekers of
more protection" and Democrats
were among the hungriest applicants
for river and harbor appropriations.
There is no question of national poll
cy upon which the Democratic party
is united, and one of the strongest
holds which the Republican party
has of late years had upon the coun-
try has been the dread of what would
happen if the government were turn
ed over to a party SO devoid of settled
plans of action. Thus, on the one
hand, the Republicans have been
living on the dread of the unknown
should the Democrats come in-the
Democrats have been living solely
on antagonism to the Republicans,
These fears and hates have outlived
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-11
Local Option in Maryland.

CENTERVILLE, November S.-The
election in Queen Anne yesterday re-
suited in triumph for local option
by a decided majority. The vote
stood: Fer license to sell liquor,
1913 against, l ,l31 majority against,
4l6.
BELA1R, November 8.-The vote
on local option in Hartford county, as
nearly as can be ascertained, indicates
that it has been carried by about
1000 majority.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-11

There is newspaper in China, the
Imperial GdZett, that has been run
ming 1880 years. The beauty of a
paper like that is that Its present edi-
tor cannot be bored by the toothless
old falsifier who has "taken the paper
ever since it was established" and
drops in two or three times week to
tell you how much better in all re-
spects the paper was when old Kick
shaw, the first editor, was alive.
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Precious HOna--P aruna.

One morning while he (her hus-
band)Was holding her up in order that
she could breathe more easily, after
having struggled with bad spell Of
coughing, he made the remark that
he did not believe she would ever get
well, when she, in her Wea kness, said {:
"Yes. l will, if you will bring DR..
Hartman" The doctor was brought.
He prescribed teasp0unfuI Of Perl0ld
every hour, She began to improve
from the first dose she took. She told
me to-day she has never felt better in
her life than she does now, and that
she cannot say too much for Pcrt0la.
A. j. MILLER.
Her husband writes: "South Chi
cago, Ill.,, Dec. 80, 1881; | have
living witness of the virtue of Per,o,o
in my wife, who was saved from
death by it. L certify that every
word on page 80 in DIR. Hartman's
book on the Ellis of Life" is true in
every particular.
II. S. EBERL1NE.f
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-11
The Counting at Large.

The Democrats aided by the votes
of large number of Republican-As-
si6tant Democrats, won number of
victories at the polls this fall. Those
Republicans who contributed to the
result may be proud of their work,
but we do not believe they are. They
have turned New York and Penn
sylvania over to the Democrats, and
without just cause. Can power be
recovered ? There will not be another
test until two years from now. If
the Republicans are true to them
selves all can be made right. The
three leading States of the country
are undoubtedly Republican. Take
New York for instance. Democrats
win occasionally in off years in that
State, but in every case, so far as we
can recall, they win by the refusal of
the Republicans to go to the polls.
This is the unvarying record.
Ohio is another State of the same
sort. Garfield, for instance. had 49,
04S votes in 1880, whereas Townsend
only had 297,759 this year, a differ
ence of II ,2S9. The Democratic vote,
on the other hand, only fell off % ,947
votes from 1880, and yet they had
1915 plurality this year.
In Pennsylvania in 1867 the DEM
Ocrats had majority of 922 votes,
and yet they poIled 22,35O less votes
than they did the year before when
they were beaten by 17,17S. The
cause was that 40,450 Republicans
would not go to the polls.
If the Republicans will unite they
can carry the Electoral votes ofthese
three States in 1884. At that time
we predict one or more Southern
States, doubtless Virginia, and will
make up any loss of votes in the
North. But it will take united
party to win, and the party can be
united 1t remains 70 be seen
whether it will or not Cuab. Ne,cs.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-11
MCCeMAS' MAJ, 1852.
The "FulI-Orbed Luminary'
in Total Eclipse.
The "Star' Shineth Brightly.

The result in this State is very en-
couraging to Republicans. Besides
McComas in this district, we elect
Holton in the 9Th, by about 1900 ma
jorIty. The regular Democratic Ju-
dietary ticket in Baltimore was de-
fected by the Independents by about
10000 majority. We have also carried
several Democratic counties. Look
out for the next Governor.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-11

In the Frederick Montgomery Ju-
dicial Circuit Judge Lynch, Dem, is
reelected over Mr., Motter by a ma
jority of3l votes. Mr.. NinsOn, Rep,
beats Mr.. Peter, Dem, by a consider
able majority.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

Correspondents must enclose full name and
address, not necessarily for publication, but
private guarantee of good faith. Reject
y d communications will not be returned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-11-11

We give the following unofficial
maiorities of the Counties of the Sixth
District, by which it will be seen that
Mr.. McComas' majority is 1852:
McComas' 0I) Blair's ID.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-09-18
GclhHritnrnc

Bbilu0etpbia, 16. September. -
gr'io @cber, IS Sabre alt, begiug berte
Nad.littaG im Seller Oou CIR. 14l, &Selt=
GaupBtnz StraBc, SelbFmoro Ourh @rBdr,
ged.
Gbamber8burg, Yenni., 1G. Sep
tember. - 6rau s. 6eueg, gu Dtower8uille
in oieiem @ouutg mobnbaft, iagte itt bcU;e
in einem 2(ufaue tempordrer @eiIte5ft0ruLg
cine Gugel ourd cen &Opf uuO blieb auf Der
Stclle tOot.
9ltdmouS, &irg., Il. September. -
Gin anitdnotg getIeiocter 0lanu begiug beute
Eute Gmelin Court Soule an Der oIhs
moroz9auuiller Gabu" Selbitmorb, in0em
er iic] inter bic 91Qbcr zines BerIoueniugeS
fiirate. Der 6opf wuroe ibm Ooufanoig
pOm 9iumpie getrennt, 8OfumeHte, peld)e
in BEN GQidtu oes &eritorbenen porgefuuz
beu ipurbeu, beuten on, oaB er SEQ s.
Wouie btcB uuo aus gftdigan ifammte.
Sic 2eide mur0e naf 4melia Court 9ouie
gCbradt.
@aloeitou, Ger, II. September. -
Cine Spe3toloepeide Der Dgfew8" melbet aus
81 EaiO; Scr mad @btbuabua befttmmte
GrturiiOnaiug fcm gegen Ntttternaft bier
an, uuo in 4nbetradt oeS gfougels an 90
decentralization mu6te uugefdbr Die
0dlfte Der &u8flijgler BEN 8eft Der giadt duf
Stiiblen perbriugen. 0ie ~ gEeftern linton"
bat ibre Se;biubung bon Bottom bis nad
chihuahua cu8gebebnt, uuo Ordinations
Gepeidlen itno gemefIelt morScn."
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Sermif6tc tcIe9rapbiIebe De-
hrf cic1f

6rnUSulie gBurburit, 8tttme ets
ne8 berOOrragen0en Sabrttanten 3u @OboeS,
R.sYD., itiir3te geltern yadmtttag bet'm Gin,
trCteu in oas Siireau 6eS Or. Samuel BE
ter8 tO6t gu Bo6en. Die llriafe hires 30
OC8 mar 0ermutblid 6erItraHtbett.
8ie oW ertdsgtuttOuaIs 8aut"
II y i 0 II mur0e fiir3lid Oermtttelt zines
srb0btcu 2Gedisl8 I'm $4,000 beihUiuoeIt
Wian bat teiue Spur bon bem 6dliber.
u. $. San 8tper, mel6er am leeten
Spnuta9e i'm oBafiGtcs6otel" 81 BaterlOu,
RS, Oa5 @a8 au8blits, itarb gefern an
ben Solgeu bes GinatBmens bes @aieS.
Ser 6armer Sobu 6ernau 1T in
gOrt @ouutb, Yenni., negen Elutdause
Oerboftet tpOr6eu. Seiuc ieds,ebnjG6rtge
GOfter bsitulOigt ibu, Oa8 8erbreheu an
tbr begaugeu 3u baben.
Die 9reenb d Ter Oou 3 etamarc
btelten uOrgetern eiuen Staat5s&OnOant III
gIemcaltle unb uomiuirten 9rn. Diilo {.
0landaro gum @ouperneur.
Gin gcmtiier 8arue0 Speene0 1T
ais Sauptanfifter oes miBgliidteu Babus
raubperiuds bel &tutta, SIS, oerbaftet uuo
gebufs Yr03eIfrung mad Sort Smitb, art.,
geididt noroeu.
SObH Sttlliug8 uub g8. swift,
Sluet JtGger, lin6 nabe Beru, @a., etpa 20
Yieilen uou Racou, al8 getdeu in etuem
8aIbe aufgeiuubeu porben. WlaH bat feline
Sbse, orf meldle 2Eeiie bic SerfOrbeHeu nm
famen.
Der meritanifde GougreB trat
am letten Samfage 5uiummen. Der Sab
re8tag Der merltantideu lluabbdngtgteit
murbe Uorgeitsru in allen Ebeilen uOu RerIto
feitlif begougen.
@eOrgtana Prtce, bic oerrtdte
ebemaige SdauIptelrrtu, pel4e tiirSltb m
6airmOuHt=Yart 81 BbtlGbelpbia ben Ser
iud madte, SEQ. 9age8 81 eri6teBen, III
nbermnls ans Der Srren=glnifalt 3u Rortis
tolpn, Bsuni., entfoben.
Rarqui5 BON 2Orue uuo @emQbs
lin rstiten oorgeftern uuf bsm britti9en
Slieg8bampfer n@omu5" Uou Gan 6rou3tsco
mad Sictorta, DC, Gb.
&u Der 6ife BON Watue ideiterte
bic Sudt nBriuceB," Gigentbum s. 6.
9ui9btS uon RepsYort. 8as Sdtfial Der
Bcmannung TT nod nidt betannt.
Cine BrtO at 3 epeid an bic Strma
0uble1, 5ou & SO. in Bolton melbet, baB
Der 9umpfer - Yortibire," pom Sbaugs
hoi @blno, nudRep YOrt, nit elmer gaOung
&bee an Der dtnehiden aiiEe 81 @ruHos
ging.
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@mp6runsen anf Mapaaasear.

8oiton, 16. Sept. - GOt etnigeu
@o6en meloete cine SabelOepcibe tur3, oaB
ouf Der SnIel WaOagascat llnruben auSge,
brodlen ieien, tpeld)e Die SidIerbett Der amcz
rifaniiden @inpobner beorobteu. Die
8arfe ySaria GOpan" 1T 0aS erIte 6lbrs
5eug, mel6es NIT gtadrt6ten iiber Die 3ur
3eit Der Gbieubung obiger 0epei1e aui sec
Sniel berriheHoen 3uitdnoe bier eintraf.
Die BaiioeieIs berif)teu, oaB al Der fiiite
ser STiel cine Hethe BON @mp6rungen gegen
bic QtutOritat Der a6nigin itattfan6. SIREN
@runo batten bteielben bartu, ban Die 60
nigiu btn grport BON gbeu= uno Hoienbol;
unb anoeren mertbpouen Bro0utten Der Sn@
iel nod Gnlerita unb auoeren 2dnOern be-
bot. 9a aber bic amertfaniideI @apitGre
cute Bre,Ie botsn, uuroe bas 8erbot ii6er>
al non ben gingsbOrenen iibertreten; es
tuurSe 6aranf bon Der i'm Snuern gelegenen
Sauptffa6t cine fleiue Sruppelabtbeilung
abgeI9idt, uno e8 lam III mebreren unbes
beutenoen @efeften, bel beIen einige Ser
iOnen get00tet muroeu. Damn tprr6eu bic
Sruppen Der S0nigin bonn 6ieber befalen,
nnb Sunoerte berfelbfu ftarben. Die eirts
geboreHen SOlbaten aus ben iHneren Berg
biIriften tOrnten ba8 6lima Der Siifennie,
6erungen nift uertrogen. DAP sas 2ebeu
Der amerttaniiden GtnDobnec gefdhrbet lei,
tapon pubte NtemaHS etpas, als bic nSa~
rio Sopan" BON bort nbging. Die &OIigtu
lieB troe Der Eetnoleltgteit gegeu Die glnlea
rttaner tbre SOlbateu NIT auerttaHtideH
@epebren bewafuen. trotoem ibr bon ben
SGu6lern engliidle 8affen augebOteu uurs
ben. Snfolge Der llnruben b.adte oas
Sdtff nur ben 3ebnten S9etl Der iOnIt ges
bradten 6raht BON @benbol; nit, uuo auh
oieieS fletne Gunntum muBte an 8oro ge.
idauggelt werbeu. Ser Gusgan1 6es
Streites 1T Don GROCER Biatigfett fir eel
ameritaniideu SanOel nit Der Suiel.
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NaubmCrS. - Sin Serfmeb, ben
9Serbred der an lpuheu.

9e8Motnes, Sa., 1G. September. -
@sgen llbr beute Nadmtttag eridteu ein
6remOer im bicfgen Spe3ereilabeu bes Sru.
s. 9. Sames unb ifrefte ben @igentbiimer,
pslder geraOe nit oem Briifeu ietuer 8is
der beidGfttgt mar, 6urd eiueu furdtbarcn
Sdlaq nit elmer Giienfange auf ben 6opf
bemuEtlos Al Socen. Sn oem udmltd5en
2lugenbltde eribten Der @ageu oes Sru.
Sanles uor Der Sbiire, uno ais Der Tubrz
mann bereiutrat, entflob Der E6itcr ourd1
ben biHteren &uSgang, o5ne ietae Abiift,
ben Qabeu III pliin6cru, au8fIbrtn III fGus
uen. Der Subrmann Uerfolgte ben Serbrez
der ourd mebrere StraBen 'un6 @GBt)en,
uuo Der Slidtting nur0e I1lteBli6 an oct
0tutertbiire elmer Birfbid]aft, in meld)er er
Ciuen QnSeren Wann ge3muUBen bate, God
unb Sut nit Inn Su medelu, gefaHgen
SameS miro mabrideinli1 iterban. 0tebz
rere Gtulid3e GaubanfGle tta1 III lebteret
.3ett hier ueriibt poroeu, uuo 0aS 6eutige
Gerbrtfen erregte uuge9eure Aufregung.
8ie StaStbebGrbe or0nete I'm 8 llbr 4benos
baS SdIteBen aller 2SirtbId)aiteu an, in Der
Sofinung, bic Gufregung gu be'4mtdttgen.
@tma 1000 TerloneH Ueriautmelten fidl ges
gen ~ ubr AbeIos o0r oenl Sftangnl1le HH0
trafen glnftalten, 6a8 @ebGu0e ;H ftirme.l
uno ben &erbreher 3u Bdugeu. Der S6criif
erfldrte ie6ph, Der Gb6ter iet ntdt i'm bic
ijgeH @efdnguiIie, uub etn BON Dem Dob erz
nanntas @omite 6ur9iutte init @enebmis
Qung be8 GderiifS alle 3eacn, obne ben Sc
fauQeEen, peldJer ben gtamen 9lrrts augab,
gu finben. Gr miro inOeiIen, iobalO ietu
guientb0ltsOrt auSfnotg gcrradlt DtrJ, BEN
nod Der &olf8nutb gum Cpier ialeH.
pes Dtoiue8, II. September. - Der
gtob, iuelder f6 III uergaugeuer gtGtt oars
iauneIte, nm SarriS 3u lDuden, Seritreute
itdl erft beute friib gegeu 1 ODER ? llbr. IS
perlautet baB Der Sheriff BEN 9eiau5eneu
geftern Nbeuo i'm @emabriam 3peier Dtdn
net, peldle Sefebl batten, 0arri8 I'M Safe
etncS Sludtueriuaes su etldteseu, Gui
einem 6ubrmerte in ba8 @ountg i1ifte.
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N1cp =Qinrfer 92nd1ridhtcn.

ewzDort, II. september. - gtidt
tyeniger, ais bret3ebu 9anpier gtugen &C.
fern Don bier nad) europdii9en 45dfeu a6.
@on benielben mar bic oSOet" naG Gte.
iner, nSObemta" mad 5oamburg, n9etla"
nod &opeubugeu, n6etmOal" mad 6apre,
o&aberlau0" mad gtutperpen, Ethiopia"
mad Glasgow, v@itp Of @beifer" un0 oSel.
pstia" uaG Qiuerpool, D8oton GitD" mo
uBreitou" mad gtepcaftle, D@loucefsr @iz
t9" ua6 Briitol, y0eumart" rad 2ohoon
un6 ySaleruO" nud SuQ befttmmt. - Ntt
benz 9ampfer o@tbiOpta" reiite etne &us
;abl Wltiiioudre nad Snoten ab.
- PrGioeut 8arrio8 bon Guatemala
rutrb mC.geu init bem 0ampfer rArt3ona"
bier ermartet.
pie Gfii3iere Oes Z. 9iegiments bieltsn
geitern I'M Q8uffeniaale an Der SO. StraBe
einen @mpfan9 81 @bren Der britii4eu
Sdiiten.
s Die 2eidle etues unbetannter, ettpa 60
Sabre alten Raunes tpur6e beute irIb nabe
8libpille aui Dem @eleiie bero Song SsluuOer
Sabn" aufgefunoen. Die llcberrefte tparen
idredlih ueriiimmelt.
- YrdfSent Irtbur pirb am 9ieutage
pou bier nod gSaIhiuatou QbreiIeu.
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be1dtigt bic Sunbe BON Der i6pereu grtrans
lung oefielben, ia, meint iogar, OaB oSamp"
MIR nod fur;e 3eit III leben babe. gSir Lab
Ill iebr all oieIe repuulttaniIdeu y yGrtd5" gez
fpUbut, ais bas mir an benz gSoblieiu oe5
Srr. Stluen Sueifelu fonrten uno es ioute
ms burfaus nidlt ipunberu, menn mir fur;
Dor Del bsmoIlati6en Natiouals@oupentton
Iogar oernebmen iollten, r0B Der "SetIe pom
@ramsrc1s9art" oeridteben tft nnb ;mar nit
eine.n SegenSiprnb fir bic ~Bartei Der rel.
nen Soee'n auf ben StppeL."
Sn Strgiuien gebt'8 redt gelRitblid
III; baIiir MIR folgenbes Beiipiel Sur weniz
qcn Sagen tpuroe Sobn gS. gSol; ietuer
@letfIfelle in eiuem oer 8egisrun9s 8cpa>
tements 3u 8aibtngtou entictt, neil SeHas
tor DtabOue ietHeH scalp" geforaert battc,
unb ct idlwGbt nun b0ie ans Ser Stuie.
90 bat er /. .. nafgemieIe.l, oa6 bic 0tas
Zones Bartei in Sir9tnien ben yteger 2S. u.
Sans, Der jett i'm Norfolfer 9titrlft fir bic
nStraigbtoHtS" nfumpt," 81 beitede.t 0etz
iuht bat, uno bat eiuen Srief Sans uer0fs
ientlidt, in 6em es IL. u. heiBt y$etei s.
Garter, elmer Der an ben SeitedIngsuerIItJ
betbetli9ten Wtabontten, tbeilte mir audi,
nad0em sr gIaubte, tf) Iet tn'S 9teb gegans
gen, i'm Sertrauen NIT, baB Die Wabones
Bertet 10 tpie 70 entidJlofIen lei, 9e3euSorf
i'm ytorfolfer 9iitrtft htnauS;u,dblen, uI0qe
feline NiaiuritGt nod 10 groB tpetJen, uno
benz @oalittonS>@ @anbiSaten bas 2Sabl=@etz
tifitat ;utommeu Su lafen." Sans 1T elmer
Der tbdtigten gtCgerpolitifer i'm Staate uuo
bat lett gSoden ietnen Naheugenoiieu i'm
giorfolfer 9iftrttt oorgepreotgt, Nidts mebr
nit WahoHe Su tbun 3u buben.
Der Utica (@.=Y.) Serulo" er3dbtt cine
interciiante @e6id)te: Sor einigeu Sabreu
ftarb Su Utica Elm 0tanu, Der Elm fleineS
8unbeSamt betleiSete. 'bIy dear Hubbel"
bat MN Idon bier Srisfe bortbtu geianot
unb ordngt in leoem oerieIbeu ben Sooten
etfrtgsr, ietn Sherfleiu Der @abltaiie Der
vgroben alter Bartei" bei,utragen, meuu
glet6 inn Don Den BoItbeamten iflon ;mei
Ntal mitgetheilt morben if, 6nB iie unu6gs
lid ieine Sfreibeu in ben 9iulmel ober -
anbersmobiu bef0roern f0uuten. Sieleid,t
tpiro Subbeq in gsrsfter GutrIffuug nod
oafiir iorgen, ba6 Der Sertorbene BON oen
Republitauern, bic iid] ebenfaus id)ou i'm
nSenietts" befiH6su, in QGt unb Sluu rrs
tGrt miro.
Die &egieruug bat fir @tbIbren uuo Illus
9nben Der I'M Sternpo oftprO3eb en- o.
girten Nnm Glte bsreits $47 ,4S0 be-
;ablt. 8auon erbielt Sremiter fir Die por
ieiuer @ruennung Sum 9eneralnumalt geleiz
itcten 8ieuite $4,000, @eorg SGB Sl9,251,
GOOt $4,000 Il. I. 10. Mau bered)net, 6aB Die
Ssiammtuntoiteu Der &egisrung uuf $780,
600 III itebeu tOmmeu peroeu.
Gin iier2e On, Elm frau;Of=
it)er @nuaoier, peldler bel Eurtles Rouus
tnin, 0iau., etneu Dtanu, RameuS 0eslau>
rter, NIT ejuem snippsl erld1lageu babeu
iOn, iit ole @efaugeuer mad gSiuutpeG
Wou., gebrodt pOroeu. 8eioe uareu 5arms
arbeiter uuofammttu aus Ottopa, Ont.
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nur0e 3ertriimmcrt, Ythol5 pur0e 20 SUP
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tsrt. Dies 1T ser brittle NaHn, Der ett leb
TEN 8ienitag al Der Song 5SlanOer Saba"
getOotct murre.
@Iiia beth, RzS., Is, Sept - Bier
gSaaCn etue8 metwdrt8 gcbenOsu 6rahiu.
geS Der oGeHtralzgiieubabu" BON News Ser
iep entgleiiten bente 3mjhen @lmtra uuo
Roiette in S5olge zines Ad)isubrudeS. Som
3uaperiOual purbe JiemauO perle6t, bic
0ugeH wuroeu iebcd b68 ;crtrimmert, uu0
Der Sdlaben mtro fid ami uuJefdbr $4,000
belaufeu.
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etnen &dIenbrud muroe bcute 3miihen Sltz
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DBbilaoelpbia s@ries Giieubabu" ";ertrimmart.
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murbe get0btet, .3erbi 0enior) uuo Elm aubez
rGr 0ionn erlitten 8erIetuHgeI. Der Ser
tebr mar fir mCbrere Stun6eu uuterbroheu.
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Siige Der D6itdburger 8abn" uuO pier gGag
gOus, NIT &ohlen unb Saubol; belaoeu,
murben oemOlirt. 8aIO uadber rauute elm
anoerer 6radt3ug in baS Braf uuo bret
meitere gGaggou8, iopte Die gotomsttoe
muroen 3ertritmmert. Der @onoutteUr oe5
legtcn 3uge8 bebauptet, e8 wdrcu ietuejBars
Tnug8iiguule auagefedt qemelen. Gin Set.
ger, gtumeuS 6eutcu, erlttt ihwere @erletz
5ungen,