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The Greenville times., 1882-09-30
TIE TlLk mar TELLS


AlAAA4AsI
The air Is alled with rumors o
approaching strife and contention
between the whites and blacks
We have solemnly warned the de
luded colored people against the
Vaccinations Of their unscrupu
lous leaders. We have exhortet
them TO let the pearl chain OF mod
enfi0n run through al their dis
course, and ia their actions 10 be
temperate and conservative. II
other counsels are accepted, We
have at least acquitted ourselves
Of all responsibility for the result
We believe in a free ballot. a
full vote aud a fair count, and the
rightful supremacy Of intelligence.
Instead of teaching the young
mind how TO shOot,r the negro
school teachers are engaged in the
more eongenial business Of excit-
ing race prejudices. Othello's oc-
cupation will be gone if this thing
doesn't ~eome to a eease.r
For the Clarion.l
Is the eth District, which con-
tains one-fourth of the aggregate
wealth of the State, which num-
bers among her honored citizens
the very pick and flower of the
land-to sit idly by while ignor.
ance and stupidity, controlled by
vice and rapaeity, forge and fasten
their chains around heri Is there
not one who win raise his voice in
behalf of intelligence and virtue !;
who viii step boldly to the fore
and arrest the rude tide that is
sweeping fiercely ont II interest
sleeping' Is pride dead, Is duty
forgotten' VIII none awaken
from the lethargy that is worse
than deathi
With a strong pull, a pull all to.
gether, we can cucceed, but If fail.
IRE should even then betide us we
would be sustained and comforted
by the consciousness of duty well
tho unsuccessfully performed-a
consolation which would be en-.
tirely wanting should we yield with.
ont an effort. SENTINEL.
The Greenville times., 1882-09-30

Inc mighty Car has at last been
crowned. lie was guarded to his
coronation as he has been shielded
with bayonets every hour Of his
l'ie since his fathers funeral. No
fun being n Gar,
The Greenville times., 1882-09-30
lss1QrExACorxTY.

II7I : IL VI NJ
kileslie Leree, lll.ero c. J.
JAs- Matthews, III cis- per c. y.
Bruih 4 Co, "a ceais per c. )
clearing si00 PEI acre.
Carriek & Payne. q eenis per e.
y s,his iheludes ele4riagl
Hugh Carlyle, - cents per e.
clearing 10 per cent above cost.
Thos. 0'liars and J. J. Coous.
% cents per c. =.
Writ Adams. q cents percr
The Greenville times., 1882-09-30
Letting sf Improvement Hsrk.
Csod AeWs-All Work in this Dis
trirt Let.

trirt Let.
There vas a large attendance Of
contractors assembled al Memphis
on Monday, the 25th insi.. to bid
on the levee work advertised. AZ
this late day even. We are not able
10 give an accurate account Of the
bidding. The following Is con
densed from the Appeal and the
Times-DemOerat; but We are in.
formed that il does not inelude an.
though it does the lowest, bids.
The Secretary Of War has been
asked to authorize the Board of
Engineers to re-advertise the
pieces Of work on which the bids
are not satisfactory. Ii is proba.
bic that work in Coahoma will be
let up TO Sherif-s Ridge; which
will serve as a good starting point
for the levees protecting this Dis
trict.
BOLIVAR COUNTY.
Clay and Bagot, TO Rowlands, 2l7,.
600 c. Y.
Miller & Clay, "a cents per cubic
yard, clearing $50 per acre.
Writ Adams, % cents per c. Y.
Bruin & Co, - cents per c. v,
clearing sl00 per acre.
Lake Charles Break, 30,O00 c. Y.
Jno. W. Eldridge, ex. 30 cents
per e. y, emb. % cents per c. v,
clearing $50 per acre.
Writ Adams, % cents per c. Y.
Wade Break, $1,000 c. Y.
Miller & Clay. % cents per c. ",
clearing $50 per acre.
Wirt Adams, 23i cents per c. :.
Bruin & Co, n cents per c. y,
clearing 800 per acre.
Riverton Break, la2,000 C. '.
J. +. Stokes, % cents per C. v,
sloO to clear line.
Carriek & Payne, 81 cents pcrc.
y- this includes clearingl.
Nirt Adams, "a cents per c. y.
Bruin 4 Co, "a cents per c. y,
clearing slo0 per acre.
W. b. Strange & Co. Is cents
per c.y.
To Riverion Junction, l07 600 e. Y. /
Geo. Y. Scott aud p. r. Lamb, 80 |
cents per c. y, and 500 to clear
the line.
Beulah Breaks to ., 5000 c. v. /
Scott 4 Lamb, ex. y cents, emb. /
3 cents per c. y, 800 to clear the 4
line.
Bruin & Co, b cents per c. Y, /
clearing cleo per acre.
Wirt Adams, - cents per c.y.
Beulah to Hughes. 10000 c. y. /
Writ Adams, u cents per c.y.
Bruin S CO., . cents per c. '.
Beulah Engagements.
Bruin & Co, 70 cents per c. =.
Writ Adams, "a ceuts perc. y.
Hughes Break, 22,oo0 c. y.
Bruiu 4 Co, "a cents per c. y,
,lcaring -loo per acre.
Writ Adams, - cents per c. y. Il
fsrkers Enlarremen; ard Brsaks.
Carrick & Payne, - cents per c.
:, this includes clearing.
Wirt Adams, 3 cents percy.
Jenkins to Easton's, si.oO0 c. y.
Writ Adams, 23i cents per c. y.
The Greenville times., 1882-09-30

mere Republican ehattel be once
was. He nov has independent
ideas Of his own, and cannot be
relied on TO vote the Republican
ticket simply because he is told to
vote IT. He is beginning TO think
and act for himself, and IS daily
growing more inclined 10 throw of
the party shaekles with which be
has been fettered ever since he
became a voter. If he ever owed
a debt TO the Republican party, he
feels he has paid it up with inter
est, and can now act as he pleases
with his vote.-Yicks. Commercial.
II any one is at all sceptical as
TO the perfected fitness Of the
eOlOred voter" let him read the
numbers of the Commercial about
the time of the last Vieksburg
municipal election.
Per contra the Atlanta Consti-
tuition says:
AThe negroes of the South are
voters, but that is all. They have
no appreciation of the RESPONSE
bilines Of citizenship. They know
nothing ofthe State and they care
nothing.for the institutions. They
are Republicans not because they
know anything about republican
ism or care anything about it, but
because they started out as Re-
publican voters and are in the
habit of voting the Republican
ticket. They remember that the
Republican party had some con-
nection with the military pageants
of a few years ago, and that it is
the boss of affairs. Thousands
ofthem believe that General Grant
is the commander of the United
States, and when a white Republi.
can otfice.holder tells them that
Grant has sent them word to vote
the Republican ticket they Reli-
giously believe that they are com.
PEELED to obey the orders.
There are numbers of intelligent |
negroes who do not believe all |
this, but the misfortune is that
they are pecuniarily interested in
making their followers believe it
They do not hesitate to join the
white Republicans, in appealing
to the superstiti6us ignorance of
their race.
Only the other day the Atlanta
National, edited by white Repub.
lican charged the negro voters of
of venality, and dsclared that they
could be bought by the wholesale.
This charge was made in view of
the fact that some of the negroes
had presumed to make o show of
disobeying the orders of their
bosses, the white Republicans, and
it had the effect, which the editor
of the National desired II should
have. The same charge made
against white voters would have
been regarded as a deadly insult.
IL merely frightened the negro
leaders, and IN a very few days
they had resumed their ancient
business. They have now con.
sented, in spite of protests to the
contrary frequently made during
ihe past two years in papers edi.
ed by men of their own race, to
lllow their political bosses to place
hem in the attitude of drawing
he color line; and to-day, as in the
I'D days when the race issue was
Unfortunately prominent in our
'olitics, the negroes of Georgia
tand solidly opposed to the
Whites. The color line is drawn
gain; the race issue is again
'rought to the 'front.'
tBe 1t remembered that il is
Alex. ii. Stephens, liberal, anti.
Aleck who has been en-.
aged throughout the canvass in
n a..
The Greenville times., 1882-09-30

tBe II remembered that il is
Alex. ii. Stephens. liberal, anti.
Bourbon Aleck; who has been en-.
gagged throughout the canvass in
telling the darkey voters what
mighty things he has done in their
behalf; how he has ever stood be.
tween them and the bad bulldo.
zers; il is dear old conservative.
humbug Aleck that the colored
voters are solidly opposed tor
And stand steadily in line to vote
as a unit for Confederate Briga-
dier General Gartrell one of the
Malone, Chalmers, progressive y
frauds of the hour.)
The Greenville times., 1882-09-30
cotton Seed.


We understand tha, the meeting
Of the cotton seed men In New Or,
leans, on the ed instant, was har.
monious. The gentlemen repre-.
senting the country mills stated
positively aud with emphasis that
they did not wish to be understood
AS coming down 10 New Orleans
to ask for low prices. All that
they asked was that a uniform
price be established at which an
might work in harmony; upon
which il was mutually agreed that
the price should be eleven dollars
upon the banks of the Mississippi
liver, aud that interior points pay
the same figures less the freight
from such points TO the river
Nicksburg Herald, advertisement.
The price Of cotton seed, as es.
sentiallyas that of cotton, ough, to
beregulated by its value. As with
other products Of manufacture,
the producer is unfortunately not
fully Informed Of the worth OF the
various articles Of commerce De.
rived from cotton seed.
To partially afford the informa.
tion, We herewith give an itemized
debtor aud creditor statement
which we have procured and be.
lieve to be correct, and from which
our readers can judge OF the snflic.
iency of the prices offering:
~ gallons per ton Of ssi0 pounds.
at say ~ cents ..t. ga Al
~ pounds llnters NJ 5 cents ~
G'i'i pounds cake at 81 o. ... { 81
80 i5
Serd cost, on Deer treek. say San
Railroad freight Am
hii Manufacturing expenses. c2i
fvbable proiit per ton -....... 10
80 Is
The above expense items vary
according TO supply consumed.
But we believe ii to be a fair ay.
erage statement. If erroneous, we
invite correction Of the above fig.
ures.
The cotton seed supply has ney.
or equaled the demand. And CON.
bination or no combination. il is
manifcstly to the interest Of the
mill men to offer thenearest figure
to the "value,n that a legitimate
profit will admit ; and thereby ia.
crease 10 the fullest extent the
amount offered for sale. OF course
the mill men will buy as cheap a.
they can subject TO this condition.
The producer is much nearer the
mill men than he is to the manu-.
facturer Of cotton. And now tina,
oil mills are localized, there is no
doubt but that the laws Of trade. /
of supply aud demand, will soon. 4
IL not now, fix the selling price By
the value. The operation and ef. .
ilcaey of these laws viii be facili. /
tated and increased, il the planter
will inform himself Of all the dc. I
tails of the manufacture and sale
of his product.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-10
Eefe9tap6i(6e Qepef6ett.
Ssrt9te Der ,,gipcirten @refe" fir ben ,GeatIasn
Gprrei ppnbenten'O.
Tcnnie 9ramer's Ml6rSer.

u 10 Sauen, CONT, 9. Mai. - Sn
benz Nfaaep, den Worbpro3eIie purbe beute
oaS otrefte SerbDr Der Srau Slippitein beens
bet. 0teielbe be;eugte, baB iie @alter
Dtaaep unb Slan6e 0ouglat am 9reitaa
Abero, ben 5. 9luguif, in einer 3utIGe Dor
Dem pGaiott=Souie" fab. SIM Sreu;perb6r
CAB 3eugin an, fie babe Sennie &rarner am
Nfittmpd 9lbenb Dor bem @uffinoen ibrer
Veide Snm eriten Male i'm elliott SouIe"
uno oann lpie6er am Sonneritaa Rafmitz
tag uub Gbeub berielben @uGe geiebeu.
Sn Der NahrtittagSitbuug res @eridts
tpurben Der Brppiior Saml. s. Mlaltoon,
Yatrtf @orlp, Elm i'm aGlliott-6auie" anges
itelter Snabe, Sobn $. oubbeu IL. q. pet
snommen. Sbre glusiagen beIdrdnfteu fid)
barauf, baB ite in BEN Sagen unlnittelbar
pcr benz Iulftnben Der 2eid)e, Sennte Sra
mer bdufig 5ulammeu nit Slanfe 9onglaB
anf Der StraBe iabcn.
Standings. @ei6Gitsfitbrer Der 8eocliff'z
fden 6eitauration, be'eugte, bab e. @alter
unb Sames DialIep, Slande 9ougla6, TO-
tuie Sennte Sraner fannte. Gr lab SRI.
Souglab unb cine anoere Dame nm 10 llbr
am SonnerItag Ibei.S, ben q. gluauft nit
gEalter MaleD in Die 8efauration ton1mcn.
Die uanbere Dame" lab berienigeu dbnlidl,
meldle am giOrgen uorBer nit Slau9e
8Ouglub gcfommen mar. gSalter Mallep
erit)ien ON II. 9iuguit in Der &eftauration
nnb iagtc, .3euge babe iif be;iiglidb Der beis
ben 8amen getauidt. @r babe nur Ieinen
Setter Charles @fuueg bel fid gebabt. Saz
mes fam lpGter uah Der 6eitauration, lin
gSolter's Gngabeu su beifatigen, alleiu &atuz
ltngS mar trotbem iiberseugt, oa6 Die Sc
ielidaft ans swei 9amen un6 @alterWaGlen
befanb.
9aS @eridlt uertagte iidl bieraui.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-10
Saaesne entafeiten.

Die Serbanbluugen in Sem Ibpellaz
ttonsfalle @Iiteau's Idetnen fat
eteIelben Simenfonen, inie bic bes Broseffes,
tpel6er nit Der Serurtbeiluua bes M6rbers
oes Srn. @arftelb enbete, annehnen al
pouen. 9eitern iprah Der SertbeiStger,
pr. 8eeo, fam aber, iuenngleid er 1lur fpies
oerbolte, mas bon inn unb S5ru. Scopille
idon 10 oft sur 9lbmenoung bes iiber @uiteau
nerbdngten Sobesurtbeils 9eiagt moroen 1T,
ntdt su Gnbe.
Us mill ms I6einen, ais menn nit Sbiaem
Serbanblungen, bic geitern i'm Sbergeridte
BON Netu y Yorf itattfanben, in Iebr enger
Serbtnoung fteben. 9r. 9 couille giebt
ndmlit Dor, mad leinem Neibe III iuden,
oas befanntlif nad}Oer 0ietropole fam, nm
bort Yorleiungen 81 balten. Gr bebauptet,
oaB iie bon ibrem Sruber, Sp. 9S. @utteau,
mioerre6tli6 Der Sreibeit beraubt iuirb,
betont aber babei, ba6 fie felt mebreren
g9oden an @eiiteSft0rung leiOe. Sn letterer
Sebauptung liegt iuobl Der Sdiperpunft Der
gauSen @eididte: Srau Scopille's porge6z
lt9e @eiitesitOruug iOll pabrideinlid bar
le9en, baB Der gSabnfnn wirtlid in Der
6amilte @uiteau erblid ift.
Sente mirb i'll Sarrisburg Der
Staatsconpent Der Gepublifaner bon . ennz
lplpanten er6ffnet, benz man init GROCER
Spannlng entgegeniiebt ba er ,eigen pirb,
mas Don Cameron nit ieiner uoraebltd,en
0Setebrung" uno ieinen ioulftgen id,laueu
Shad;iigen ersielt bat.
Ser ppn alien Seiten scpeiuiate She.
6ipe bon y g1pten iit iebt meniaffens
BON Giner Blage befreit: ieine SrHppen
baben nid)t allein bic glubduger bes folid,eu
Bropbeten bon Cuban, 81 MteSbi, geidlla.
aen, ionoern aud ben tiibuen Siibrer Der
~9iepolu;,er" ielbit get0btet.
Niir bas @eniusb iireau, uno ;par
fir Sas in penigen gSoden ablaufeuoe Sis
faliabr, piro cine meitere Sermiaigung
BON $50, 900 beaniprudt. SOifentlidl miro
es ieine arbeit erlebigen, ebe bic arbeit bes
ndd]iten Genius - i'm Sabre 1890 - oor=
9enOmmen perben mus.
9te 0eftbroofs @arb= unter IL
6uug gu yieiusYorf siebt nd gelpalttg in
Die 9dnge, nno fuenngleid) i9on 10 SbObe"
Seugen pie G1rus gS. Sielo uno Sap @oulo
pernommen tporben fino, bat fte bod nod
9tdltS, mas uniere Qeler intereifireH fonnte,
gu Gage sef0rbert. Sbr Sei9lub unb 8es
lultot 1T nod uid)t ab;uieben.
sum 22. 5 abres Y 0 pent oes
nS uersS Sereins Der Ser. Staaten"
traieu geitern in Der Suubesbauptitaot uiele
@dite elm, ipelde in liebenswiirbigfter @eiIe
enpfangen murosn. Die @eidaftsfsungeH
iperben beute er0finet.
Die @eidmorenen in bem YroseiIe segen
ben . bitg notwithstanding in
@btcago gaben seitern eiuen auf buls
BIG lautenoen gSabripru6 ab, empfablen
leoo9 5ueleid ben GngeflaSteu Der @naoe
oes @eridts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-10
gleip Mprfer Nebefd,er

Rep.gorf 9. @ai.- Ser Sierbrauer
Sarl Sete lit banferott.
- Sbeobor Bel;, elm @straioebdnbler aus
giainS tpirb ieit bem II. 9lprtl permiBt.
W}an lab ihn sulett in Softer & 8ial's 8
@onSertlOfale in 9eienidluft smeier 5remOen.
Gr bate cine beOeutenbe Sunme @elb bel
fid.
- ale sur nSpposrapbiiden Union" ge-
hOrigen Sdriftieeer in Ser 9ruderei 6es
Srn. Diartiu 9. Sromn ftanben beute fir
b0bercn eobn aus.
= Die acknowledgment s@eieaidaft"
hielt beute bier ibre SahresperIammlung uub
eripdblte Sru. g9m. &. 8obge gum Brdii>
benten. Snoiauer 9ommiIidr Brice mar
Der bauptiddli9ife &eoner.
= Die bieiige Sauoelsfanmer feierte beute
ibr ia. Stiftungsfef. Inter ben @diteu
betanben ftdl Spre9er Geifer uub Bunbes.
ienator Sbos. S. Banarb. 9ettere btelt cine
9iebe iber ben Serfau bes ameritaniiden
Seebanoels.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-10
RrnnHp.

9arrtionburg, Strg., 9. Mat.-gin
BON Sranbitiftern angele9te8 Seuer ;erf0rte
IN Der Radt bonn lesten San1ftage bte Stal=
lungen Der DSbenanooab @iienmerte" in
Bage=@OuntB, Sirg, unb 80 Nauleiel famen
in ben 6lamren nm. Ser Serluit mtro
nmf $1,000 geidatt.
SanCa ter, Yenni., 9. Mat. - Setnz
rid 9Orr'S S9ladtbaus an Der &aterffr.
1T burd elm beute firth ausgebro9enes
6euer i'm Setrage bon $4,000 beiddOtgt
mprben.
atOnmOre, Ont, 8. g!at. - Die
grOBe Sdge=Diitble Der Serten Sutton g.
gSpatt brannte beute nie6er. SerluIt $34,z
600.
NemsyOrf, 8. Mai. - Gin beute III
Gatsfill uusgebro6en,s 6euea 5erit5rfe G.e
Empire Sancing Ntl," ToOte 81 Cunt
nltn9s' Sol3bof uu6 anberes @igeutbum.
Serluft $50,0CJ.
8angOr, Ite., 0. Ntat. - 9fet,eLt
@ebauoe, Sarunter Der 8abubOf, in 2incoln
: Centre brannten beute Na6mittag nte6er.
Na9ere GinielBciten iinb nod Mat ermits
iPIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1882-05-10
@ermifbte tele9rapbif8e 9es

Sn Glib 8etbGeb M, 8enni., iinS
lett Dem 2. D. gfts. fiiuf neue @riranfuunen
an ben . lattern porgefallen un6 20 Ba=
t'2nten liegeu 3ur 3eit bort al Der Seu9e
barnie6er.
Sn Der mgebung BON 2ponS,
Wttd., muroe in uorlebter Tad)t betrG6tz
lt4er SdaOen burd einen 8 Ggel itTrm
angerid)tet.
91s @0untp @ertf fir Wierz
GER 6 onntp, HzS., befen SiBun9 gez
fern in Srenton er0hEet mur0e, niro mabrs
i6einlif eine lluterludung iber bic iiir;li
den Seitedung8pe;iu9e in Der @eietgebung
be3iigItd Der gSaferironte in Seriep @itp
etnlstten.
@bas. 6. @o1trs nurbe geItern auf Der
Yernlpluan' 8abn" nahe Serterpiue,
FeIui., burd bie oerfrabte gntlas
0nng etneS Spreugi6uiie8 get0bs
tet. 3pei an6ere $eriOnen erlitteu Serlet=
Sungen.
Die 58zjdbrtge Srau &nne Cole
begtn9 geifern Su Sleneupn, Rerni., SelbItz
Toro, tnoem ite itf in etneu tiefeL 3ieb-
brunneu itir3te.
OteSrlGn6 er IN SO emp bis, Senn.,
baben $1,000 als SelobnuHg fir Die ge.s
baftung Der M0fbe. bcs 2oru @aueloilb mn
bcS 6rn. 8uffe geSeidnet.
Stctoria, 8.=@., laufcn lett fat
tdglih 9ampIet un6 Segeli9tffe nit d /
ueiiidben 6 tnmauo ereruam 3D.
Elm uub man iddetIba Dor ndfIfem aunuft
$4,000 Gbinsien bort anlangen meryen.
Gtne agitatiOn gcgen bic Mongolenz@'r
panberung beginnt ieSt aud in Sritiidz
Columbia.
Gbpar0 Seaper, Elm 9rbeiter Se:
oGemingtOn Papierzg zgtIble" 3u @atertown,
Nsg., fel geitern auf cine &reisIdge unJ
iein G6rper tpurbe in Der Dlitte ent3mei gez
ifnitten; Der Sob trot algeublifli9 elm.
General Sos. 9. Beaper ans
Soma, Der ebemalige 8rGfoenti6aftS.
Ganoi6at Der @reenbGdler, beifreitet bic
tiirslid Don g8aibingtou aus telegrapbirtc
glngabe, baB er an ben SenatOr Sorbee8 ge=
idrieben uno cine algereine GlIian3oer
@reen b dler uno 9emotrateR
porgeidlageu babe.
Gin pier5ebni6brtger 9 obn Der
Stttiue Smitb IL Anofa, Dtinn., Duree
aefferu BON 8lite eridlageu. 3pei anbere
Sinber trugen gerleeungen baoOn.
Sn gSinnepe9, Wan., iino tiirslidj 70
Dtele Srdnbe porgefauen, oaB man bieIelben
fir oas @ert elmer organiiirteu Bran6itif>
terbanoe bdlt. Der Ranor bat $4,000 auf
bic 6eltuabme uno lleberfiibrunq etues ie6en
Der 8ranbififter ausgeiebt.
Der 24zidbrtge 2 b o 8. @-illiams nurz
be geftern friib 81 @uington, uahe 6arrisz
burg, Benni., ois eeide auf einem Babnae>
letie eefunben. Gr mar mGbreub Der 0ad5t
uon siHsm 3uss dbsrfabrsu worosu.
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9dmmerung nabeu, tpeuu iie ieSoh auf gorb
Cool ;nriidfommen, iiuo Sbre @eiebeSteHnt-
liiiie am it6rtlten."
Sberi &eeS: SD bante S6nen, m6=
gen meine &rgumerte fortfabren, itdrfer gu
tperoen."
Or. &eeb iebte Johann auseinanSer, bas
gegen @niteau ausgeiprO9ene Sobesurt6etl
Iei uugiilttg, neil Der fir Die Soaitrefnug
bes llrtbetls beittnlntte Gag nt6t i'm @tns
flange nit ben Seror5nungen Der @eiese feitz
geiebt tporben lei. gta6 rtdtiger Quslegung
Ser Statuten bes 9ifrifte8 Columbia hate
ba8 Datum Der Sinri6tung auf irgeno einen
Sag innerbalb 30 Sasen mad bem 4. Wiouz
tage i'm Sftober 1882 feitgeest meroen iol=
len. - SIM tpetteren 8erlaufe iet19s argu-
ments lieB Der 9lnmalt bic in Oer''Eill o.
Exceptions" eutbaltenen buuOert ooat mc9f
GinpGnbe 9febue paiiiren, bis iid oas Sc
ridlt I'M 32 llbr bis mOrgeu Sornlittag per-
tagte. 9feeb miro ietn 9rguMeut morgeH
pOllenben tpOrauf @ortbiu uu0 9apiSge fir
bic RegterHug reOen tper6eu. Sberlt 0feeo
trGgt als6anu oaS S9luBargument Dor un6
man glanbt, bas Die san3cn Serban6lungen
am 9onrerita9e gum gbi4tuiie gebrdnt
mer0eu f0uueu.
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9ImS meriFn.

Sta0 81 e / Ito, Q. WfQt. - Ser 8ole
oeS Sefeblsbabers bon Sort Stanton, mel
der burd bic merifaniide 8ebDrbe feitqe.
nonlmen unS ipdter als @efaugener bterber
gebraft purbe, 1T auf Gorfeaungen 6es
amerttanti9en 9eianOten 0torgan iofor.
auf Sefebl bes Yrafoenten entlaiien rpors
ben. 9teie freunbi9aftlide SanOlung bat
etnen bOdfl giinftigen Ginbrud auf Die biefi=
gen Gmeritaner gemadt.
Prafbent @OnSales 1T burt cine GoGtTon
ietner SntIfe NIT einem SsrnBenbabnpagz
gon let6t uerlebt tuorben. gr ift ieoo6 i'm
Stanbe, ieine Amtspli6ten obne lIuterbrez
breduuu I'll perridhte1.
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Sieleitbt Elm SruSermprS

Nn9ufa, 8a., 8. Wtai.- Der FroH6
gsgen bic beiben iungeu Neger, Ramen8
Sobnion unb GfolS, bes 0ior6es BON gSal>
ter &onntree augefla9t, miro in nddIter
3eit IN athenS perban6elt iper6en. Hidlter
Grptn, iuelder heute BON bort ;uriidgetOm=
men mar, erflGrte, bas bIr9 augabeu zines,
bel Der EDotung ees iungen 8Ountree's gez
genudrtig gepeieneu Stubeuten, Die Nu-
nabMe Rabe liege, bab bic in benz G0rper
8Ountree's porsefunbene Sugel ni6t ans
benz Ytitol Der augeflasten gfeger, Ionoeru
aus etnein &euoluer, pel6eu 9tountree's
Sruber beiab, berfamme. Su SSolge oiez
Ter &ngaben tuur6e aud bic urlpriinglihe
anflage auf Wprb gegen Sobnion lno Gdbols
tn etus iolde, auf angriff NIT ber abfdt ~
t6bten, uer6noert.
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Ser Selbmarft.

NttD YOft, .. Nfai. = 6oIgens
be8 finb bic SdluBno. .trrrgsn: @elO bradte
3-3t @rO3ent unS lG.los gu 40 Yro3ent.
sterling =g8e6fel 4.6.-4.874 auf so Gage,
4.694-4.9O auf Sidlt.-8unbes- Sbligatios
men: uerldngerte Sedier 1913, DO. Ser 1919,
4i=pro3. 115g, Go. 4=pro3. 1218.- 9(ttier:
Qoams' Grpreb 139, Central Bacific 9OB,
@beI. & Sbio %, @rte 354, DO. BriOr. 72t,
Cafe Sbore 1921, H.=S. Central II, Hortbs
&eifern 1879, DO. Brtor. 140, R.zg. @ehs
tral 1861, Btttsburg 1871, 8eaoiug SO, 0lsdz
SslanO 129, luton Bacific 113t, @eiferu
Union $50. - llnteri9aeamtsz gilan3: Sartz
gelo $S8, ,514, ,915. go, @ourantS3, ,752, 1904.
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Srdfli6be Sbat elmer ma6niiuni=
ecn Miutter.

80 It on, y. Wiat. - Utarie 6Ontg, cine
eeutld)e 6rau pon As Sabren, ermoroete
bente fritb ibren fiinfjdbrigeu SObu Auguit
tnoem ite Oemielben nit stnem &iidenuleiier
Die Seble burdiduttt. Sie bra6te Oarauf
tbrer bret5ebuidbrigeu EoGter Utarte cine
ttefe, ieboh nidJt t6otlthe S9uittmunoe an
Der &eble bel unO permuu6ete tbre S0bue
alfreb unO @ntl (2etterer bereits II Sabce
olD an pielen 66rpertbeilen. Die 6naben
merben tnbeiien NIT benz 2ebsn bauoutonr>
men. Die 6rau beriette itd ielbit bann,
angenldetnltt in ielbitm0r0eriider abfid5t
etncn Sdnitt am linfeu Seine unterbalb
oeS anic's. Obne 3peifel iit bic llnglidltz
DIE mabniiunig.
(Spdter.) - 6rau 60utg muroe tiir,lt6
ron ihrem @atten i'm Stt6e gelaiieu, un0
bic 6urdt, baB iie nidt i'm Stanoe lein
niiroe, tbre 6tnber 81 erndbrsn, idetu. iie
ibrc5 SeritunOes beraubt unO III Der SJat
getrteben ;u baben. Sbr 8eluf, ftdb Sas
geben 81 nebmeI, iubem iie iif cine arterte
am Setae blididnttt, mar errolgloS. Die
g&un6eu breier Ser Sinoer iinO niWt t6btltd).
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Sin Ocifflther ais Sranpffifter


Detroit, @lid., 8. Wtot. - 6. Dome,
Elm Dtetbobtitengetitlid)er aus 9eerfelb, 1T
inter Der anilage perbai;et por.eu, cine
Bfarlet por 3wet Sabren auge;iinOet uub
etngedi9ert 81 habeu. 9ef gHgeIlag.e bat
f6 e'ntge 3ett in guglant aufgebalten un1
tpuroe glet6 nod ieiuer &iidtebr perbafiet.
3: ieate Siirgidait fir ieiu griaeinen Dor
@erift.