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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-11-25
Der @elbmdrff.

pzYort, "a. uber.-6Olgenbes
finb bic Sdlubnotirungen: @elb braate
1870 Bruselt uub idlOB 81 Pro3ent. -
SterlingtpedIel 4.794 - 4.794 auf ie4s3tg
Gage, 4.S34-4.S34 auf Sidt. - Suabess
Sbligationen: meme 3spro;entige 101t, uers
ldnserte Siiufsr 1O14, 41>prO3entige 112f,
4.pro,. 1184. .-Gttien: &bauls' grpreB 1856,
Central Bacifc 50, Ghei. & Ohio 22t,
Grie 80, %. Yrior. SOL, gafe<Sbore la,
0.sS. Central 65t, Rortbs@ s@eftern 1915, DO.
Brior. 1904, R.sy. Central 1868, Bittsburg
fs9, Teabina 4Sf, ofsSslanb 1873, llutons
Vocific 103f, @efernslluton 79f. - Inter
idiotamtssgilans: SartselSSl03, ,814, 693, ,26,
To,,rort "a f49 100 49,
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gius @ittel. unb Snp. amerifa.

Banana, IA. Ropember.- beftise
grberidiitterung tpurbe nm 2 ubr gefferu
nib bier tpabrgenommen. - Die Nadrths
ten aus Beru lauten nod 10 troftlos, als le,
unb es erifiirt nod feine GusF9t anf Belle
auua Der Hirren tn ienem 2aube. Die @bts
lenen baben ben peruaniiden Bepobnern BON
Qima cine tpeitere &riegsfteuer bon 100000
Silberioles fir Nopember auferlegt. Die
Steuer mub irnerbalb adbt Sageu be,ablt
iein, pibrigeufalls seuug Gigeutbum perftet'
aert perben tpirb, nm bic perlaugte Summe
iu bedeu. Die @eiddftslase tn eima uub
EalIao mirb taelt4 traurtger.
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Niehmlrfte.

@btca "a. N0penber.-Ote Snfubr
pon Sdpeiueu belief iid heute auf $4,000
Stld, %erienoung $500; bic Yreiie pariirs
ten sruiiteu $500 unS $500. - 8iuopieb {:
i3ufuhr $500, &erieuouus 5000; Bertduie
IN 1926 bic 5000. - Shaafe: 3ufubr
2300, Serienbung 1900; Serfaufe su 1915
bic $500.
ct. 9ouis, "a. Hooember.- Sdmetue:
3ufubr $500, Serieubuue 1000; Serfaufe gu
Sc. 90 bis Sc. 65.-9finbuieh: .3ufubr 1900,
Serleuoung 500; Sertdufe su $3.50 bis
$5.75.-Sdaafe: 5ufubr 800, SerlsnSung
240O; Ssrtaufe su $a.50 bts $4,s5.
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@tepeGano, O., 24. Ropember. - Der
bier tagenoe Glbetter @oHgreB perbradte
BEN e.GBten Sbeil bes beutigen Sormittogs
nit @ornite Eeratbungen. SS. @onpers
aus Stem. g)orf, Sofparo aus 1iaIaduIetts,
@bnon6IOn aus gSaibtngton, Bopers aus
@licago uub Soriter aus Ohio iuut0en ilr
6as nadfe Sabr 81 Dfitglieoern eine5 Co.
mites fir @eiebe erHaunt.
Sn Der AbenbfBung er!udblte Der @ougreB
pm. 8. >. Softer aus Cincinnati gum Sc.
neraliefretdr uno nabm einen SeialuS an,
pelder BEN Grbeitern politiIte YiaRnabulen
Gegen bic gegUer Der DSraUes-u Unions" EN-
pfieblt. Serner fpltrSt Elm Sei6luB ange.
nonmen, pel9er ben grbeitern ealpfiehlt,
rur iOldle 9tgarren I'll raudjen, ipeld)e pou
Uiit9llebern Der eigarrennla6er Union"
iabriiirt tuerben. 81. Yomers bradte eiuen
Bedding cin, rDeldJer oas @oulite fir 9eiese
infiruirt, ali Die 4nnabne zines 9eleBes
gum Sdute be5 2ebens uno Gigeatbum8 AMI
hOhsr Gee burd ben BuubessGougreB btu3us
arbeiten; angenonlTen.
Ser arbeiterz@on9reb rabm bann cine
4riBipieuertldrung on, nelde i'm 4agemei=
nen nit Der IebtlGhrigen Elattform iibereins
finmt. Die lettjabrige 3artfpIanfe iit gez
frifen unb eine alauiel ;u9efiigt, lueld)e bic
gnnobme zines @eieteS foroert, fpeldes
atbeitgeber inter llmftdnbeu fir bic ibreu
&rbeitern 3ugsfiigten llnfdlle baftbar 1udd]t.
SIN llebrlgen 0pponirt Die Blattform Der
geiddftt9ung BON Sinoern inter IA Sabren
in Sabritsn, benz GontrattInitem in 3u6t.
bduiern uro ber ge3ablung bon 4rbsitslobn
burd snpetiunsen auf 8aaren; iie iorbert
eiHbettIide 2ebrlings -@eiese, gollftredung
bes adtfunben8eieees, @iberruf Der ioges
nannten p@onipirattonsgeiebe," gtnfiibruug
eires Tationalbitreaus fir Qrbeitsitatiffit,
Serbinberung Der coutruttlidcn ginfubr bon
arbeitern ans hem Inslanoe uu0 geie6te
9ertretung Der neutrality-suspicious. in
ellen geietgebenbeu 8Orperu.
Die Serbanblungen murben gum 9rude
beorbert, NIB Der @ongre6 uertagte itt alss
bann bis gum nddfsn Quguit. Die nadff,
idbrise SerIammluug nitro in Jteiu. Y)ort ab
gehalten. Seuteabenb fano ein Don Der &lepe
lanoer DSraocssAh Ahembl1" gu @Bren Der De.
legatsn peranitaltetes Sanfett uub Saa itatt
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Scr Gifcnbabnfrtee inn NorS;
fDeffetf

Gbtcago, "a. gOuember. - Die r8ofs
Salanb Giienbabn" bat eine BaIiasierrate
ton so Cts. BON Chicago mad 8Od Sslano,
3ouenport, @eoar, ,&apibs une anberen gro.
bcren Ylaeen in Soma, uuS BON etnem Doll
lar mad meter entfernt 8eIesenen Yldsen
angefiinbigt.
Stour z@ttp, "a. Houeuber. - 9ie
n@bicago<St. Saul Minneapolis Smabas
giienbabns@ @eieuidaft" fiinoigte eine 8eoufs
tion Der 6radtidte spiiden @6tcago uno
@ilpautee unb SioutsGitg uuf IS @euts
pro @entner on, unb slpar obne &iffdt auf
itre 8laiiifi;trung, Der Sradtiat ;piideu
Sipursgitp unb Stour< Sails ift auf 10 Cts.
pro @entner uub bic Yaiiagierrate ;tuii9en
bieien 9untten auf eiuen Dollar rebu,trt
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Metps Wprfer S1darihfeu

New=gOrt, "a. Nuusmbsr. - @eorge
0lelius, Der Bremi.r, tpelher tpegeu bes
8abnuugliids 3u Spuptsu'Oeuils oes Eoot.
itlags tm uierten @raoe anssflagt tpur5e,
TT beute freieeiprodsu iporben. 8etauutlih
fausu Gr Staatsieuator @ususr uub nlebs
rere anbere Yerioueu ourh bas eriudbute
uugllf i'm lstteu Sauuar um's eebeu.
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3ipei SienitmaSben 5u Eobe Der:
tr1uut.

SrbtanapoIts, Sno., "a. NoUember.
- 6rau 9t0lpb gOrb's SOftbaus al Oer Glib,
GGnnsiiseitraBe tpuroe tur; mad llbr beute
friib 6uyG Geuer jerf6rt uno ;,pei 0ienit-
mdt den, giamens 3atie 9ail9 uub @Qa
8eeHau, fpeIde i'm oberen Stodmtrfe oeS
ointergebdn6c8 idiiefen, famen in ben
8lammcn mi. Der petuniGre S1aOeu be,
tr1nt SJ0OO
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Ser Senfer unt Elm Spfer be-
trN0cn


Speetsburg, "a. Yopember.- 8m.
6ttarbs, pelter beute bier gebdngt perben
icllte, beging I'M Srei llbr beute frib in iets
olrdidnitt. Cine 2eid)enItau 1T i'm @ange.
(Spater.) - Die gSafie, bersu iih 0tts
daros bebiente, mar Elm groBes, ltImpfes
Dteiier. Gr bebauptete bis 81 ieiuem Eooe
bsharrlih, oaB er 28m. S. Sadipn, ben Grs
mcrbeten, obne SorbeSad)t uno in 9totbmebr
getOotet babe. Glle pom Geiftliten gemadte
Gniireugun9en, ben Serurtbeiltcn fir Neli,
gton III iHtereiitrcn unb ibu bapI III briu.
gen, fif anf leiu Gnbe por,uberetten, maren
eriOi9los. Gr blieb geftern abeno bis Dtttters
rodlt aut unterbislt llh iibsr isine Ser9an.
genheit unb er565lte ladeno bic Sergeben,
esrsn er fId iduloig geuludt. gtaGOem er
tl6 Die Seble our6Itnttten bate, mar er
ned I'M St0n6e, III erflGren, oaB er iid Gum
Sslbfmorb sntidloiien babe, neil man lei
nen 8erfGerurgen feinen @laubeu lhcnttc,
uno neil er nm ieiner Srdu uno fiuoer
&tuen n!dJt am @algeu iterben Wollte. Su
etnsm bon ibm biuterlniienrr Sd)reiben
tbeiltR er nit, SaB CT bas Mittel ;um Selbits
morb in ieinem Sefte bate, 10 lQnge er Itd)
i'm gsfdnguife bsfauo. Gtue gruBe Men,
llpSHIhIHDI lSllGAfAItttt Nu 5N Utt IlL Ole
9inridtun8 beitinlnten 3ett uOr Dem Sc
fangniiis.
SOfoE, q. Nouembcr.-giue Depeide
oes r!Seralo" iiberutttelt RGberes iiber oeu
Snbalt bcs BON 0tihurGs bintcrlaiIeueu
SGreibenS, ans tpsld)em bsruorGebt, oa6
Der @erforbsue elmer Der bClperateFien Setz
BREEDER mar, bic jemai8 ben atlautii6eu
S3eOn treu;ter, 9ftduros giebt an, oaB es
faum Elm @eidr8niB in @Hgian6 gisbt, SeIieu
Sniaiie er nidt mar, unS N0B Ct Oen YtorO
Sadion'S nit &Orbe6otlt plantc mo Dem
Spfer BON Srt 81 Srt fol8tc, um ietHeu
SorIaB aus3ufiibren.
Ger Selbfn0rber biutCrldHt cine 8ittpe
unb bTct oerbeirGtbete &Dbter ~ SartIoro,
Conn. Gr mar siu bsgfuliid gsbauterWaur,
6 TuS 6 3ou bod uno rpoa iber 200 Biulo.
Sn ieinem %. Sabre Btug er als Sieger in
etnem 6auittampie nit eiuem nambuitcn
Preisborer @reIanb s b,rpor. Gr oiente in
eer brittften gIrmee iOmOhl, ME in oet
6lotte, beierttrte leho6 bon Gei0eu.
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Gine Ma;sia auf Gpielb6Gen uuS
SurrtIN Nor 4 6nfer 81 fghicnnn

6 btcQg0, y. Nopember. = Nft}ig
Yerioneu, ipelGe getern Ibeno in Sptelb6ls
len oerbaftet ruurOen, unS II Brotituirte,
rpelde Die Eoli3ei auf ben StraBen unj In
italieniIden yHjrtbidaften aufgriff, eridtes
nen bsute i'm Bolt;eiBeridte unb purIen ~
@eltbuben perurtbatlt. Ser reue Yolt,et.
def iit eItidlofeu, bieiss Geiiubel nit Der
gansen Gtrenge be8 @efcscs 'u uerfolgeu,
nm es mOm0glid ans Der Stabt 81 uers
trpihpn
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Srdnbe.

G-Eebec, gan., 24. Wouem6er. - Die
Ggurt'idle gfubfabrif on Der Soadlimfrabe
mrrte I'M llhr beute frib Surd 6euer to-
tal ;srit5rt Sian iddBt ben Serlufi auf
iibsr $4,000. llrgsidbr 2j0 Qrbeiter gerae
then uuBsr Ssihdftigung
8nftaIo, N.~y., "a. Roosmber. .-Sas
prcatrrle @cEntQus bes Sru. Geo. @aileg
gu 9olb Sbrina8 ging beuts frGb in Siam
men Gnf. Der Berluit bstrdgt $4,000.
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Nod cine Grtf@ @cibuu9 9cgcr oas
aSbip'er SonntdaeacfCb.

Cincinnati, "a. 9iouembar. - Die
oGbeiopeate SBiO Soutbmeieru Babu"
maubeIte Dor 9ur3em ibr sn9ipurige5 9eleiie
in ejn breit'puriges I'M uuo lieB Die 2lrbeit
an eirsm Sonntage uerridten. Die grauos
Sum fsutc cine Antlage gegeu bic Babus
Geieuitaft weGeu llebettretung oes Souus
tGgSgeiebeS aut unb Der Bro;eB tpuroe beute
in Brinceton ;u@uuiten 6erBabu euhbie0eu.
Gin Gbulid}er SAL Uurbe tiir3li9 III etuem
bieiigen Geridte auf bic namIjGe Beiie cut
id,iPhPu
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Sin neues Stabl= gNal,perf.

DbeeGtng, 90. 8.zStrg., "a. HOuamber.
Rebrere Iasclfabrifanten baben eiHe Sc
ieIidaft ;ur @riinoung elmer 6abrit sebtloet,
in melder Stablplatteu anseferti9t tperbeu
iolen, aus peIden oann Ndgel 8eidnttten
nerSen. Die Sabrit tpirb Sie Mitglieber
NIT ben n6tbigen Stablplatteu perieben, uno
lebes Iittglieb tragt gum 8etriebs &apital
hpi
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Srourincs Shicffal eiuer Gran,

ScranlOn, Venni., "a. Wouembcr. =
Sames 9iubbg's 99obubaus in BrouiJcnce
branute bcute friib nie6er. giadoem 6iau
9tubep ibre &inber getettet bate, febrte lie
in bas Sau5 ;uriid, nm bic @rfparniIie Der
Semitic, aus inebrereu bunoert Dollars be-
fsbeue, 81 rcttcU. 2uf ibrem Lestcu @ange
nurbc ile BON ben 6lammcn um5iingeIt mo
fem url'S gebcu.
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9fu& Suhd.

Savanna, "a. Rouember. - @eneral
abam 8abeau, Der neu ernanute amerttants
id,e General &pniul, lit beute bier eingetrofa
feu.-3reibunbert uub ieds3ig Qrbeiter bon
BEN canartiden Snieln buben Cuba uers
laffen, nm id In Merifo an3uiiebeln. Sun'
bert Qnbere folqen linen binneu &ur,eu.
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2nei lnhinnnrf4dn,n,ei,n In ann,nfc-

Can SrGrSiSco, "A. Rouetnber. -
Cine 8epeIte aus 9feno ulelhet. baB iid Die
@trtez uno gSeibonzSnoiauer ben &rieg ers
ilGrt bobeu, uro oab berettS rHebrere blutige
&0mpie SiuiidCn beIben StdIumen oorgefalz
len fuo. Die giadrid)t 1T nod nidt be-
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3a8 Gppellattou8geridt tu8t6.
monb, Strgr hat ben gum &o6e perurtbetls
ten gIOroern Slioer Sat6ett uuo Qittletou
Satdett etnen neueu BroSeB beptltat Die
gefungenen iiu6 iiberiiibrt, einen 9eptiip-
0loies yourg in grunantds @ountp, SN'9"
ermoroet III baben.
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arbeiters @naeleaenbeiten.

Wttmington, Qel., "a. Nouember.-
Ser yobn Der 2rbeiter in Der S6leiferz
gSsrfitGtte Der D9slapare Giienperfe" ;u
Nemcuflle 1T bon $12 auf s. pro ggOde re-
on5irt tporoeu. Der 2oBn in anSeren 0eparz
teuents bes @tabltiieneutS tuurbe ebenfaLIs
perninoert. SeeOd iit Der Sctrag Ser 8es
huftinn uid1t bPfarut
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Gin aenr azr Mann

1T. per feline arbsitls lea unb gut Oerrtt,
tet. 9as tbut aud Or. R. .. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" (9olbeue me-
bt,iuiite guttedung) alS Elm SlutreInt'
ouuos, urb &rditiguugsmittel. Gs reGt bic
ilQrre geber on. retuigt bas YIut unb III oas
bette Mitte' sen Sdwtnbiuht Die stnt
itrUpbul6iP ,4ugenfranthett 1T.
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Giuc Spchftap1criu pcrboftct,

Ncm Yort, "a. gopcmber. - Dtaru
NttsClel, cine lunge Gngl6nocrit, muroe
beute uon GebetmpOltjtfen inter oGr Nus
fiage oerbaft;t, ben Banter Sobn .. 9as
uis, Sir. II, gfollIraBe, beraubt I'll babeu.
3te Yo!i}ei bdlt Die @eiaugcHe fiir eiHe Der
gelttberfCn @auuertnHeH 0eS yauoeS. &im
II. D. DIS. murbc fe bon 9ru. DautS els
GpHrerrante fir leine 9inoer eng1Girt un6
3eigte Gmpietlun1en ais 4biin6elpbia Dor.
2im folgrnoeu Gage berldmano iie init >lus
tpslcn i'm gyertbe BON S2j00, pelbe Der
Srdter oeS Crn. 9auiS gehUrteu. 8ie 8oti.
gel crmittsite, oa5 Die Ehi!arclpbier Gmz
&fGGirrGen gCfGldt m0rer. SIS mur6e in
eriGbruug 9ebradlt, baR rie Sd)wiuolerin
inter benz gIamru 6rau Collins I'm g8nos
for. Sotel" lOgirt une itdl aus 6em Stnube
gemadlt bate, Obne lire Rednung Ill be;Qb.
len. Sorbcf itar0 ite inter Dem giameu
GraCe Scnberion ais @olportCurin in 0ieus
fen elmer SerlaqshQn6ltsft am Bart
YlaCe. Gin ans philadelphia an Die Sdminos
lsrin III bic gSohuurg beS prN. DaOts abreIs
iirter Srief fiihrte Die YoliSei auf Die Spur,
un6 eiUe i'm ySeralo" uer0ntutftd)te Yerloz
nalnOtii, ipeld)e BON ibr beantwortet muroe,
erm0glid)te ibre beute eriolate YerbnituHg.
Gin &beiI Der geitObIeuen S9mudiaheu im
stiragen gSerths ron $1,000 rpuroe bel tbr
uorgeiunosH. Ste ertldrte, ibr uripriiugli-
der ytame lei Sbafp uuo iie babe etueu
2eutIder, Nnrien5 Sod, gebeirnthet, pOu
lucltam ie iidj getrsunt babe. Ste 1T cine
orfdnbig un8iebsube, etpu 27sjabrtge grii,
rette, isbr gebiibet uuO iptidt mebrsre Spras
den. Sts bebauptet. ibr grubsr lei eiuet ber
reiGfcn Supfertuertbeiiber in GuglauS. AlS
lie i'm letteu SUM 3uerit bier ontan, iibers
reitte iie benz Srn. 8anionr, .usm V&it,
gliebe Der abuO!atsniirmu, ;u Welfer aud
Yrdiihert arttur geb0rte, siuen Uon sinem
6reunbe in Gnglano urterjelfneteu Gms
pisbiurgsbrief, malder augab, baB Die uebers
bringerin oes Streibens Elm Uon tbr geftobs
leres G.ub Jude. Gle borgts uuter 0em gors
rpaube, baB ie beftobten pOrbsu lei, $50
pon Srn. 0ianionI, uu0 brrielba lab fle ieits
oem ndt ptcter. ytadOem iis usridtebene
uHbers 2iebitable unb SfwiHbeleieu Ueriibt
bate, entflob iie uad) europa, bon roo aus
iie i'm letten Auguit ;uriidfebrte.
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rzs- 1rn5er beutiaes SpnntaasI

bIoft-eine iiberau8 interefaute ysumuler-
,sir g8eib liber Borb," Barrier Rduie"uon
S;&bteii; rBsppt @almeper's erite Ginorlfs
ron @msrifa :" ,Sdreibeu etnes piltdters
illteu Niirfeu;" ySopien;" rGtn gtsbssa
boar In Der Oper :" r9idter unb aOntg :"
Ser Womau eines Serfiibrten :" Die
ShSuffe Ssr Sdoues;" rDiirfeu 5raueu
liiosn :" ,Gine lufts' @eidiats;" :" @sSthts;
NaeiSotea u. {. No.. u. {. w.-PrstS 2 Sts.
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ofSbeeIer, Elm geadteter meiber
SuBer, tpuroe 8eItern abenb BEL ben Pratt'.
ifhI grubenmerten uutueit Birmtngbam,
&la, BON unbetannten Rerioneu brraubt uno
ernor6et.
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Grbet auf Sen am pc q HGn: tn nes
oGoarorDia" fiattfigs,s" oau oes9War
rnFoub. fer@Saift!s." Die feiuiteu
Tenfg, @rOprimme! Siebe anseise u!
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Cine fol6e Gntfaltune BON
e S6ulan5neen fir Snaben, ME iie BET
ben populdren GIeioerbGnbleru 6. u.
Sebm e. Sobn, Sauouers urO Yratt.
itrabe, 81 ieben III, iibertrifft 2l0es, mas nod
je in unierer Stabt in bisier Se,iebuug ba
mar. glau iebe lie ii4 an unS muffere bic
rsbrigen Yreiie. (2G9-)
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Wene Nnsetgen.
Gin ;eitacmdser 8orf8las.

g;ur nr5 trsibig Gage Iiesen .pii6sn isst unS
0eitHa6ten uab E,sIs :erbrsten iid5 een eppf iber
bic Qu, irabI zines 6siertass.praisnts. SPren
mrtsn mir III beosn.su ssbeH, Sas tein Ge4eni drtz
rsFn,tarc III, ais ibr eissnes Silsnis. Sn4en ne
bic neusFcn Sp:.e BE nartreueitsn 9lSer, bic eez
santee arbsit unb maggie Grsis. 10 na4sn mir iie
aufmeriinm auf
Nibare @aljrs Smptrial'ltelier,
slr. eos. gSefsBaItmoresitrabe.
PILE BiiSer p.rSer i'll eincm &u9crblid tui3erontz
men uns tueiisn nGtiirIi6eu uEb iefsIrbeu Gu5Sru6
Ger GcT6tz;ise ouf.
Die ncur @laaucs 9bptpsrapbie 81 eas Suts
jenf.
Sipsrbe Smperiala. neIs Sorten, So sas
Suteue.
@cr;clIan' 'Usiniaturbilrer. ausseiutt t5n to-
Iorirt, III eIcBonterI Gtui
Wfesainpnbilscr bis ;ur Sebensarpfe ,u pers
bdltnifmdeia mdaisen @reiirn persrpaert.
nial
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gsfssrapgifGe pspsf@sts.
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the guarantees which it will be in
dispensable to secure. The Govern
ment does not desire more respOn-
slbility than it can help, and at the
same time cannot run the risk of hav-
ing the work to do over again. The
decision cannot be long delayed, and
is left to a very remarkable degree
in the hands Of the Cabinet itself.
W. never remember to have seen the
Press so cautious, and even perplex-
ed, while public speakers either shirk
the subject, or, like Lord Bath, &C
knowledge, with amusing candour,
that they cannot form an opinion.
AS far as we can judge, the general
current of feeling among the cultivat-
ed is in favour Of acquiring the suze-
rainty by an arrangement with Tur-
key, and then of trying autonomy
and among the unc%ultivated, of tax
ing as little as possible in Egypt, but
of holding on with a strong grip to
the Canal, We note also, a strong
desire, quite universal, to end the
cOndOmmjuD, with an equal desire
not to leave a fostering sore in the
French mind. No alliance at all at
tracts English electors, except the
French one, though France is held to
have discreditably avoided her share
in the joint work.
, 1882-10-21
Spectator Of 80 Sept.

Professor S. #, Thompson reports
to the Times another application Of
electricity as a motor. On Thurs
day, the Electrical Power Storage
Company tried on the Thames a
launch twenty-six feet in length, five
feet in beam, and drawing two feet
of water, with a twenty-two-inch
screw-propeller driven solely by cleo
tricity, stored under the flooring.
The force was contained in forty:five
boxes, each Of ten inch cube, which,
it was calculated, would last for four
hours. The vessel was driven easily
and silently against tide, at the rate
of eight miles an hour. The boat
was in all respects a complete sue
cess, and is the first ever launched
on a commercial scale, though NJ.
Trouye ran a toy-boat two years ago
on the lake in the Bots de Bologne.
Nothing is said about expense, but
a boat which can travel at this
, 1882-10-21
renewal, and give the light of an
ordinary fish-tail gas-burner.

1t is difficult to interest English
men in Peru, but the amount of
human suffering now endured there
should not pass without notice. The
Peruyians either cannot or will not
form a government able to conclude
peace with Chill, and their leaders
are commencing a patriotic but use
less guerilla war. The ChiIians,
who cannot sufficiently occupy the
territory to govern it, endeavour to
suppress this war by excessive seve-
rity. According to the Panama STIR,
the Chilian Generals have issued
orders that every town which gives
shelter to the guerilleros shall lie
burned, and they certainly are levy
ing fines by threats of fire. No quar-
ter is given on either side, and pri-
soners who have submitted are shot.
Trade has, of course, ceased; even
agriculture is interrupted and il is
stated hat the wealthy in Lima are
pawning Jewels to obtain the neces-
saries of life. No hope appears to
be entertained of a cessation of the
conflict, which will throw Peru back
into utter barbarism, the wild tribes,
which can retreat into the forest,
being too strong for the few whites
who will be left. No European Pow
er can interfere, and the Americans
are not prepared for a naval war with
the Chilians. The Chilians, thoughvic.
t%orious, must be gradually exhaust
ing themselves and war, conducted
for years in such a way, is enough
to brutalise a whole people.
A remarkable exhibition of feathers
is proceeding at the Agricultural Hall,
London. Every kind Of leather is
here shown, from the tanned skins of
reindeer to the commonest thick
leather used for ploughmen's boots.
Every known method of tanning IS
also exhibited, and numerous substi-
tutes for leather, one of which, in
vented by Mr.. II. Lowenberg, is Ger
tainly wonderfully supple and strong.
Still, however, the one thing required
by the masses of the people-a mate
rial for boots which shall be durable,
yet exceedingly cheap-is not .exhi-
bited. The cost of boots is the most
severe Of all the clothing expenses
borne by the poor, and it IS difficult
to believe that it is unavoidable. Is
it impossible to manufacture a sub
stance as durable as the strongest
leather out of which boots can be
made at Is. Cd. a pair, yet leave a
profit to the maker? 1t is a compo-
sition that is wanted, SO hat the
expense OF sewing may be avoided.