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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
Ser Ge1ratoes unp 0tftudIieus
GRnrEf

@btcago,2 % Gus.-Re6l flau; Buissu
tpar fsfi unb iAlos uuter ben g,iirteeu Ra.
ten - aueuh ut, Sspt. 7Sg. OIto6er Sls.
Rois Tn gutter Rudfross uno feft unb itios
uisbriaer, frie gsfisru. -Hug 524. Sept. 50,
DIT. SOL. pGfer unb 8Oagsu fen. 8loGss
ianmsn 1904. Shpeiusfsiid fau uus ct.
mas ntsSrteer-SusuR $1,000. September
$21,00,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
bic QuneenIeud,e In cfIItnUfs.

Strgtuta, Sls., %. augutt. - Die
SoftUrfu Yaarem nuo S0lmou babsu etue
sriiuoIide unteriuduug Der Ssrfsps 5ssroe
bss Sru. U. 6. Gslsr BON bier uOrgsnom.
men uno erflGrsu, ouB fe fsiue Spur BON
iraeuo elmer Srantbett IN Der pserbe sntbsdt
babeu. &c nurbe bebauptet, baB bic au Oh.
bereu Orteu bsS Stuates uufsetret.us 9au.
gsnieu6e oes Stnbpteb.s (pleuro-pneumo-
nia) bon btsisr Seetbe eusgsgaugsu iet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
Cine fnIfr QnftmelIr.

Eorsuto, Sut., "a. Auguft. - 9epas
idcu aus osridts6snsu EbetIsu &auaOas
melbsu ben &tRtrttt etuer auBergsn5bnlt1
fuItsp 2HftusGe. 8us &6ermometsr ia bsute
bter cen gau3eH Gag gefanen.
gBinuepsG, giau., "a. 4uguf. - Su
bsr NaGt bonn lssteu 6reituae Iant bas E3ers
nomstsr onf 35 @rnb iibsr giuu. Die Gruets
p3Iitt fptupu S5dIaApu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
stnrm nnf hem 0Rfnnipifecaeefee

@acout0, W.zS., "a. Nuguft. = S09ft
furmiIGas @stter berri4te beute auf Dem
acknowledgements. Der 9ampfer nSlmes
8su," nelhsr 100 Bahagtere am Eurb
bate, Die fib BON Der 2agerueriammluug an
alton Bah mad 9auie bsgsbsu MOLTEN, ion
gsfranbst ietn. Na2eres III nod utbt eruIit'
tsIt, isbof gIuubt man utdt, oaB Rcuidsn'
IPhpn nPfinrpu otrnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
Nette GampferIfnfe.
SuSpenIicn etuer 9auF in 0trs
atnten.

Bstsrsburg, Sa., "a. 4uguf. - Dt,
y8nnt pou BtubiOr" su Btuoior, Ba., bal
iuspsubtrt un6 wtrb ifWerlid ibrs 9ei9dftt
ptsber aufnsbmen; iebot alaubt man, baf
BITE 9epOftoreu ben pollen Sstras tbrsr @dt.
bobsu erbnlteu merosu. Dte SuspeuFou
tptrb 6sm umfnnbs ;ugsi6rtebeu. Oas ae.
tpife pcu Der Sant gema6te 8oriblffs uthl
rsd,faettta crIsfttrt rpsrbeu fonutsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
mnrA IN Rentncfn

2ouisOtlle, Rp., %. Guguf. - Cine
GpsStal. Sepei&e nus Rspz Saoen an b0s
v@ourtsr SournnI" melost: ,,8ei elmer
bsmofrattidsn BrtmdrmnbG Sariammluug
ON hsuttasu Sage sridoB Sumss Sobuion
6en Sobn 8artIep un6 bradte befeu Sobu
SOi.ph etne gsfGbrltdbe 0uuos BET. Die rr.
iate rparsu GIte !3wiftigtettsn. Bartlen III
etu Garmer unb SObuiOn Elm Reffe bss @r.
@nnnrYnenrs Nnhrinn ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
&rIbRnprb.

9aIosftou, Ger., %. 4uguf. - Gin
GsIsgramm BON SoufOu On bic bteiige
pgleDs" mslbet, bus gE. 6. RepuOl6s, Raj
ftrer Der o9sruisr grpreB '&Ompagute, ges
fern Ra6mittug SsI6ftmorb begaugeu bat.
aion gIGubt, taB aerriittste Stuau3uerbaItz
ntife ibu 5u Der Sbat aetrisbsu babeI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
u 0 tt5en.

Die lInterintung iiber ben u 1ntergang
Der yEaGGapooia o" piro srgebeu, baB
bie Suupti6uIO on BEN &apttan bes S6tffss
lisst, Der fidb TN sutiGsiOeubeu Augenbltde
NIT eiusm 9tsuteuant oariibsr ftrttt pte
ssItsuert rrer6sn miihs, uuo banu BEN WtGun
am 0tuSs surtsf rfteusru ste rsdts Obsr
Ituis !" Dos iiuO bic SrI6te ber GunaPO=
ltisr @rjiebung. --
Su siuem 2auos iolte bte
BsidrGntuug Oer ubiOlutsu &edts OeS SuOi'
ptSuums nur 10 nett gebeu, ais fiir ben
6rtsbsu uub bic CUTE Srbnuug bss 9smstu-
tpsIsns uotbnsubis III. Bic @teu5e 3uii4eu
ben sur @uutrols burd bic 8sgtetuug sssig.
ustsu @sssnfdnben uub benientgeu, bte pai'
ienbsr bsm mOraIiid,u 9efiihl uaO Der
SelbRbsbsrri9uug beS gitrgers iiberladen
bIstbeu t0nusu, iollte iorsfdlttg TN Iase BE-
balten tperbsu. @siess, nslhs uun6tbiger
@eiie bic @epobubsiteH uHO 9ebrdu1e tr=
gsuO stnss G5siLes unieres SOltes, tuiOfer1
bic Qehtersn utht NIT ben RoralttatsgefHbz
len Der ctutltFrteu 8elt iHt Btbsriprud fts=
ben unb NIT gutsm Siirgertbum uub Der Of
fsutli6sn @oblfnbrt ueretubur ftnb, beltrdl-
ten Obsr uerbteteu, fiuo uutIug uuO bsIat!=
aeub. @ronsr @leUelauO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
8abnuufdle.

BbtGabeIpbtG, "a. Iuguf. 9etern
HaGmittng gsQeu llbr nerIteB eiu @rtras
aug @ambsn, nm bic &ompagute'u ces 6.
Rsgtmeuts, tpsIdle aus beu Qaaer tn Dta,
nasquau 3uriidgetsbrt ruaren uuo oeren Wtttz
gIteoer tn g8oooburp, Stuelaub unb Cape
Ytan tuobuten, mad tbrer 9etmatb 3u brtu=
gen. Gls Der 3ug fib Cape Ufap u6berts,
entaIeiffs bic Gotomottue n1o fieI un1. Der
Qotomottufii5rer tpur6e gst0otet nno Der
Set3sr t06tltd uerpun6et. Der @spdfDag,
gon tpur6e bemplirt. Bis su ipiter Stun0e
geftern Nbeno mar es nidt m0gltf gemeien,
@tn3sIubeitsu iibsr ben llnfuu gu erbalteu.
SBorcefer, RoII., %. 4ugHff. .-Seute
DlOrgeu snt9lsifte in Der Rabe BON Qltuus=
bang ein 3ug bar SSoutbbri6gs..3m .3metas
babn" Der yRep -gorf.Reus@uglauber 81
isnbabu." Sin aifaSterma9sOu uuo Der
&auduuggUu ftiirSten iiber etne 30 5uB 6obe
S0lbung btuab, fisleu aber nur auf tbre
Ssiten uno laugiam. uussfdbr 80 Beri0u:u
befanben f6 IN bealsIbsu, u9u beneu bic
Wlsifeu idIiTm gerfttelt Durben nab Serz
Iesungeu srlttteu. I'm idDerfeu til 8. %.
Bbiutps BON SpSepart, RstIenber fir Borne,
Sepmour & Co., BrootSeEce, oerpuubst.
Sstn 3ufuuO Ia eth tritiiGer. Bran @sotge
8. Srot BON SOutbbrtbge trug etne idptre
Sstlesuug Der 4Opf5aut uuo etue 9sbtruers
idtlttsruug bnpon uub BAT ptsI Blut uarlOz
rem. Srau Baine pom Glf1fOro, @ouu., brad
bas ltnfe 9aubgeIent. Srl. Srof erlitt ibuere
SerIeBuEgeu am Ropfe uub am Riftn.
Senrp &ao9 BON 5outpbrihss, Rate ucrIest
uuo redlte5 0anageIsnt gsquetift. Siilfss
tdleriff Samnel Berrg uou Soutb5rioge,
iGmsrs Ssrmuubuug am re9teu SSuBe. Or.
WlC9regorp BON SOutbbrtbge, am Riideu
unb on osu SGnbeu uermuubet. Srau @torae
sEeus, ihltmme Sdutttpuubeu. Btiup 9t.
@larf, SdutttDuuoeu uub Sautubi9irfuu=
cen. George 8tnsmore, Der 3ugfihrsr,
SHutttpunber am 6opf uub TN 9eii1te,
un0 quite eiugetlemmt. Stele Anoere eTbtel.
ten lsiGte 9Uutubidirfuussu. 4erBte Don
Soutbbribge, 9nbIe1 uu6 BOobfod purOen
herhRinRrnfRn nnh IRfffefsn AiiffR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
9rtrunFen.

Nsw.gort, "a. guauR. - Dfet iuuge
NdbGsu, Ote S4pefsru Bridget uuo Iante
Sanss uub 0drp RcSabs non RsnzY ort,
nsthe fiuf Wirtleu 6flI9 pom 9Orfe Cats
fiji sur SOmmerfrtias marsu, srtranteu uor,
qefsrn Worgeu betm 8aben I'm @ats;tG'
Greet. gtae bsris Cen mar 3ufd[tger BeiIe
ans benz ietdtsn gBafsr tn stue ttefe Stsae
geratbeu. Dte beibeu auOsrsu rparea tbr 3ar
SlIfs gsetIt, unO ale Dret ertranteu. gtue
pterte Dame, tuslbs bic auoereu IN rettsu
oeriuGte, entgtng NIT fnapper Hotb BEN
pIsi6eH S9tdial. Ste piros uittalS etuer
Sangnbel aus benz 8uIisr gsbOIt.
ct. Gouts, 90. 4uguF. - Cine Dspe'
idls aus Ct SOispb, RO., msIbet, SuB Subu
Sstis upb CHARLES Nation uul 5rsitag A6euo
auf BEN @Outrarp.Ses, feds Retten iiiSlt1
BON iener Stuot, etne 8ootfabrt madteu
uno stusu 2rug Sduupps rttuabmsu. 8i5z
renS Der Sabrt gertetbeu fte tn Strett, Oas
Boot fentsrte, uno 8siOe ertrautaa. Die
2etden mur6en om Samfiale uufaefGubeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
3nti Ccutf9e in etnem Gleoatcr
DerunaliIcff.

BtttsbHrg, 3D., 90, Gusuf. - Der
fSabrfubl in 8. SeiI & 5o6ns &OrnmasaItu
fisl heute gtahmttta9 aus elmer S6be BON
100 6uf bstuutsr. uuo S6sooor EeiFug, 70.
tpte Beter Suaufi, 3wet 4rbsttsr, bte itf tn
tsmiel5sn bsfaubsu, erIIttsu t6Otitae Ser'
ItBun9el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
mrrN ans MiferfnMt.

WontpeIteE ST., 20. guauf. -Gtner
Der talttliittpfen RorSe, ote je in Sermout
uoraetommen iinb, tuuroe BIER beute Iorgsn
Bariibt. @larf sc. Sanbere, elm Sarmer bon
$40 Sahreu, Der in @aHsRoutpeIter,
fiinf RsiIsn BON bier, tpobat, tnm beute
Rorgsn In Die Stabt nu6 begab Idl in ben
8affsulabeu BON @sbribsrn 8laudar6, mo
er etuen 5teooluer BON Ralt6er 80 tauIte.
@r ln0 brei Eammeru uuo gtug bqnu nah
osm 0a6en BON Daniel Carr. Der Gestere
fano on siusm 2aSsnttiGe, alit t3wet Dameu
bsi&Gfttgt, als Sanbsrs etutrat, ietueH Rez
bolOsr 3Og uub bret Sdiifie uuf ibu abfsusrte.
Carr ffiir3te, bon aIlen bret 6ugelu tn Sals
unb Gruif getroffen, 3u Robsu un5 mar In
tpsnigen Dlinuten etns2etdle. SGnoers fedte
rubtg ietnen 8eUoluer pteber ein un0 erts
fernte iih aus BEN 9uoen, tpur6e absr ron
einigen Atbeitern, bic i'm un9lisfen, osr'
haftgt. Der DI0rber Iugte GAM rubtg sd
bCbe TIN seihOiirn unb bofis, baB sr toot tff,
ba Id nit Der 4bFdlt fam, TIN aus Der BeIt
su fdIoffen. SsBt bolt Cure BoIi3tfeH uHo
thnt nit mir, mas Sbr nullt." anf benz
gBege 3um @efiuguiiie iagte er benz BoltIt=
fen, b9B sr bic Qbiid,t aebabt babe, Carr ia
t0oteu, unb bns sr i'm brsi Wfal geIGOfeH
babe, aber ntdt piffe, oh er tobt ist. @r
bat ben BOliatftsn, ibm gu iugen, Oh &c toNt
iet. @r fiigte btu3u, Ct tenue bic Strafs uu6
srtporte, gsbdngt 81 psrben. Die uriade
6ss Serbrsdsus mar, bns SauOers eiu Der.
HdltIiB 3Diidsn ietuer Erau uuo Carr Oers
mutbete. Der @rmoroete mar so Sabre oIt
un6 bate Elm TroUifous= uu6 Inttt9nsgs-
iddft. st btutertdBt feine Samtlte. Gan
bsrs Bat etneu fIetusn Soln BON 3pet Sab
rem, ben er gsffsru bonn Sauis fort uabIt uuO
al Ieiuem Bruher braGbte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
Ser 1Intersans Der rSallappOfa.

g8ai btugton, "a. Guauff. -&ommaue
bsur Merrp, Der SsiebISbabsr Der geiuntsusn
yEaIlapooia," tslrgrap5trts gstsru Rorgeu,
nte fuIgt: s~Sd babe ~ melbeu, baB Bn.
S'EouneIicu uub BuI. g. Soues, lands
men," prrmist msrOsu. Sts puroeu ON
Eurb Der ,,9atss&ttp" geiebeu NIB fiuO per.
muthlld ON Sorb gsbIts5su, sa ite etnaez
idlafeu poreu. So babe 162 Ranu NIT
tbreu Sffi,tereu uat Der Rao1zDaro in 30
fen gsian6t, ba &c Der ndffte SIas fir fie If,
NIB beeuIte 3uolf Iianu bier. a" Ser Tlot=
tenIstretdr ptrb tn etatgeu Gugeu Elm lluter=
intuuas. gomits eruennsn, um bic BET BEN
uutergange Der sEGEapoOia" ohB Bllteuoeu
umft1ube 3u erfsri1en uno Die Serautuorts
Iidtsit Der SffiIiere fsfi3uffsllsu. Sr. Conn.
ienb, etn 8oftoner. Der Eaufler uuo etu 5ers
gefahr,eua In Der Fdhe Der nutergeaaugeusu
rGallapUoia" bat, bat bem Stottsas RtutRs.
rum uorasidlnaeu, iofort NIT bem Bergen
bsr BraGt nnb 6ss aubsrsu gtgentbums an
Sor6 bes gsiuutsHsu 9ampfers lu beaiHueu.
Ser ffelusItreteube blotteniefretdr bat ftG
ooriiber nit @ommauoeur Bubes, Der lest
In &tuepnrb. .Snpeu if, in Bsrbtusuu1 ge.
istis unb ihu anaeDteisu, fif NIT ben Ngeu=
ten oss Sru. Sopnisnb iiber Die 6eblug Der
ySanapoUin" bas Bergen BON Gigeutbum
III berntbeu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
Gurcpdffae eabeIberiAte.
Die gOnfsrsus Der ,.Gbrifliben SaHsIinsS
BGTGinf."

BtrItu. "a Iuauf. - Die &cuutntiou
Der oGbrifIi6su SiiHgtlzes Serstse Der
g9elt" piomete tbreu utertsn StsIngstng
ttusm @ottesbtenfe unO siEer &oufsreu3 ii6er
gftiiiOnsntbettru. abenos puros stus G6z
iGtecaosriammlunS gsbaItsu uub bic &ou-
DRntiOu asihloFisn. auipra&eu tpHrbeu ges
6aIteu bonn 9rafen Bsruforff uub Baron
RotbttrG Gus Berlin, Or. SaIttu uus ct.
Betersbura, Or. SGdff aus Rsrp'Yort, Dr.
8sl4 ans Aubrau, @upttdu 9agarOraus aus
Sdpebeu, oru. BON SdIiimba6 uub auoez
rem. 9ie SeriaulmIuug DirO ben Ssretu In
BEN europdtidsn 9dnbsrn bibsuteub ftdrteH.
8ie 8eIegutsu nsr6en moroen mad tbren
rsip. Bobuorteu abrsiiEu. So1 ben amsrts
tantiden mtrbeu bic metffen an 81. Hno 30.
bteics giorats DON Samburg aaG ReD D0rf
nbInbrpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
Ole Sabr,euse Der arsttidseu Grpeeitton.

@Be Die Dampfer nEbetts" nnb n8tar"
BON Osr @reeIp'3 Expedition In uebers
etuftmmuHg nit benz pom &OugreB fir IT,
rem &nfauf erlafeueu 9eisse anger 9teuf
gsffeGt Enb oerfauft psrbsu, miro oas Nu'
rtnesNtntfsrum ben &ongrsB erIudsu, bte
Sdtffe i'm &tsufe bebnIten su oiirIsu. Wtau
beabfdtiet, bteielbeu sur Stiifeuosrmefung
Al usrpenbeu. 9as S6asamt miiufdt ebeus
taus, stus bsr bsibeu Shtffs fir ben Nas
rtns 9teuft 3u stbalteu, nm baffelbe an Der
Rifte BON Nlasfa freuisn ID laiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
RarI Seinrid9 Bod7S @ebetne.

song sSelauo, &ttp, R.,Y., %.
Nugrf. - Go;ouer 6sbiniou bon bier erz
btsIt beuts Rorgsu eius bsidporsne Augabe
un0 stn @eiuG pou SrGul. Dora Snd, Der
SGpeffsr oss @smstusu Ssurp, BORN. Bod,
tes DittelteDss Der 9reelp=grpsOittou mel
der rpssen augebltGsu DtsbfabIs BON Nab.
rungsmitteln auf 8sfetl 6ss 2tsutenauts
Greslp eri6oiieu, unb Osiien Sletid, pte es
bstBt, uon ieIneu Ramerooeu uer;ebrt murbe.
&crousr 8obiniOu iagt, oa6 er iidl aul Rouz
tag on Colonel BeErp auf @oolrnor's Sslauo
peubeu ntrb, nm bte grIaubuts ,ur @rduz
miruug bsS 2ethuaul5, Der tn Der Seatez
EuassHbtbeiluug ees ,,&ppre6z 6ta. Trte6z
bofss" liegt. pea Der Ruttdrbe66roe ~ srz
ntrten. 9a ber Coroner f,iusu &tuuauo
bnaegen erpurtet. ptro er tpabridetnltdl bic
2elIe aus bsm 9rabe nebusu uuo ON Diem
fog cber Rtttpod bte autopfe ubbalteu.
Der Coroner bsbauptst, oaB &c mad ben
StaatsasIessu oas 8sGt befist iunerbqlb
Isiuer Surts6tttton cine 9ei6s obuc BentQtz
purg Der Beh6rbsu auegrabeu AZ lafieu. gr
3isbt &c ie6oG Dor, bic uuteriunuug tn eiuer
uIisttig bsfrtsotgsnbeu B'iie 81 fiibreu.
Re,te CampferIinte.
RoutrtoI, Qua, 90. auguft - @s
ptrb bier cine @sielIi6aft nit $3.50. 900 IA.
pttal aebilhet, rpeld1e bsa5Fid1ttgt, i'm Somz
mer 3met 9amafcr antidsn otsiem 6afeu,
SuIifnr nuo g8sf' Snbteu Iaufeu III laifeu
Bic urhebsr bee BGnietts glaubeu, oaS bQz
bur6 stu Iebbafter Sertsbr er0Fuet uerOeu
t,atr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
BIutiee ToIeen zines gSetts
INuf8

BtItesbarre, 90. Auguf. - Gin uuI
5sute Ia6mittag auasfiiubtgter BreiSs Bett-
fnuf nm $4,000 smiiHeu Ebos. 8reHnan aus
Eamaqua uub Srsb. Surt aus 9alletuu
bntte etue bstrdmtli4e Iu3a5I iugsnauuter
nSportiusmsn" btsrber gefiibrt, Die fta gs=
fern Absno i'm WSasletonz9 9ouie" periammelt
buttsu. Surh pnr6e bet bsm Serlu6e, stneu
beftigen 8Ortlreit stptihsu Rarttn glurE
aus SctaHtou un6 Som Stmpion aus Gar.
bon gountn 3u i9ItGteu, BON @rfterem nit
siusm SoIde tn bis ltnfe Setts gsfodsu un6
innt OBumddttg IN Soteu. 9r. Gale, Der TO.
fort berbet gerufeu tpurbs, srtlGrte bic Bunbe
fur t0btltd. Stupion tpuroe usrbaftet uuo
mad bem &ountnz 9efdnauiiie abaefuhrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
HRfifane In NrmGnien.

2ouoou, %. ausuf. - Aus GsmenieH
bier stDgstrcfsne RuGridteu bsiageu, baB
In 8niim, etHsm 9tfrifts HrmGuisn's, Rtu
beoGnilt6er auffiuro ousgebrC3eH ih. Die
Sihrsr bse Gnflaubss DstgsrH Fa, Die Aus
torttdt ter Bforte auiusliennsn. un6 Der oors
tias tiiIfliG, 9ouosrueur befabet fidl ben
Rtbtu,u gssenIber oOuadabtg mOatlOs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
aHs Der @uns eshauptffapt.

Der eanefdbwineeI i'm gseffen. GRiuionen
Ader betriisrriftber EBeffe Don ensIifebeu
Hn6 icbOttifdbsn Sieb,ufts @pmpasniG'n n ers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-08-25
GlnI6iuna ppn CbltsattOnen.

9as 99nbbspartsmsut bat bsiflOfen, i'm
Gnfang bteier gBO6e $4,000, 900 breipros
;snttger Bcubs etu3ubsrufeu, pabri9stuIt9
iGon am Gloutag. Die IOtaIreisrOe TN
S6atSepnrtsmant bstgGgt beute Iugefabr
$146, 800. 0C). Die @oloreierps, Die Ud6-
renb Der usrnOfeusu 8ote ffstts gewadeu
tit, bslduft lt bsuts upf 120 gfihiousu Dol
Ior8
The sun., 1884-04-20
Tho Senate nccomplishes very much more
practical business than tho Houue.-EpentWV Post.
There Is no MoRRIsoN bill before the Senate.

Gloom deopcns In kentucky judicial cir
olos." Judge REID. who Was 90 unfortunate a.
to DO cowhded By an agRrievsd attorney. IL
likely to be beaten In his canvass for scat on
the Court Of Appeals unless no shoots bis as.
sailant His friends tell him to draw or with
draw. In fact. II looks a. though nothing but
murder can restore his waning popu.
larity. colleague on the Superior
bench. judge RICHARDS. has made himself
personally responsible for the decision for
which the attorney cowhided Judge REID.
Judge RICHARDS evidently possesses judicial
qualifications Of high order. for he us 4
slnged cat In q nght." The offending attorney
has already been hanged in effigy by some
best citizens" and Is pretty sure to DO shot.
II nobody else shoots him. Mrs. Judge REID
says she will do 1t herself.
1t would seem that there IL q certain excite-
ment In tho life OF q kentucky Judge. some.
times he 10 being shot at and sometimes he Is
shooting. Judge REID will have to shoot him
self into tho Court OF Appeals. We don't know
what Is q hanging matter In the Blue Grass re-
gion. but 1t ppears that assault and battery IL
a shooting matter.
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orHS"iiLLD' W. April l'.-EA-speaHerh heiIer
aeu .. hs nome III 'h's e'y yestsrdsy 10 remsin un-
y" aver 'he "epuoneah "'ae convention AZ Cleveland
next week. oetore winch convention he Will be csndi.
uA,e '"' eee"" 10 'he 'h'eaxo convention - delegate
"'"'ee' ins e&speaker VIII also give good deal OF
''" w Nv r''epee" 'or 'ee'ecuoh from the Eighth
o'''r'.'' ""ieh are eAceed'ng'! douofu lie 10 ex.
irshey anxious tor reelection. A. vindication Of
"s course IN inc he'fcr'boynton charges. and under
STANDS that the failure OF his district to renominats
INN ""u1u mean p"tii"l rum Forever There are about
WNteeh enndiates Tor the nomination including the
Hon. Coates kinney OF Nena author OF the poem Rain
upon the ROOF and other literary works Five are
ffnm hsfer' r'"wn county.
Ihere seems I" |" nnversnl opinion In the Eighth
district that hefer cannot aet the nomination again.
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Mr.. Anthony Comstock.

We supposed from the published reports OF
his testimony before the Assembly invrsti-
cutting committee that Mr.. ANTHONY CON-
STOCK had retracted the statements which he
made as Il witness with the evident purpose
OF throwing discrcdt upon the administra.
ton OF the District Attorneys Office under
the late BENJAMIN X. PHELPS.
This county never had u better public
officer than aIr. PHELPS was, and the insiuu-
ations against him would have found no
cr"dencc under any circumstances.
Mr.. CoMsrocK has seen tit to renew them,
however, In a covert manner. in Il letter ad-
dr.ssed to us somo days ago
We believe that the society whose ngcnt he
Is relies largely upon voluntary contribu-
tions for its support No true friend or ad-
mlrcr OF BENJAMIN X. PHELPS will ever here
after give TINT society a cont while ANTHONY
CoMsroCK remains connected with 1t.
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only about thirty per cent. In other words.
while thero woro only OIL lunatics TO tho
million Of Inhabitants III 1870. there were
1884 to the million IN 1880. Tho total number
of tho insane In England, Scotland. and Ire
land was 55,525. or l.si per thousand. In 1902;
77.0l3, or 2Al per thousand. In 1879. and Os,.
s7i. Or asa per thousand. in 1882.
Our last census, however, threw doubt on
tho reality of the increase shown In the sta
tistics Of this country. "The inference is
Irresistible" II said. "that either the emu.
meratlon Of 1880 ls excessive or else 1t was In
complete III 1870"
Tho writer In the Fbrtniohiiy does not dis.
pute the accuracy Of the English statistics,
but accepts them Us evidence Of real and
steady increase in insanity proportionately
TO the population. 1.-The actual growth OF
numbers" he says, "is continuous and regu-
lar, as II influenced by some inscrutablo law.
The plain fact stands out, however others
mny try to disguise It in words. that In the
brief course Of two decades tho insane In
tho three Kingdoms have nearly doubled in
number, In spite OF the most elaborate and
costly means provided to cure thOin."
Proceeding to discuss the causes OF this
lamentable state OF things, he, Of course, re-
fers the chief part OF insanity to drink and
moral dcpravity, and finds that "the speed
at which the world now travels" and the
fierce competitions of modern life are re-
sponsibe for largo share Of tho mental
disease. But. In concluding his paper. he
speaks Of another cause as probably efficient
In producing tho unhappy result
That causc is tho overthrow Of mans re-
ligtous faith and the negatiOn Of accountn-
bil!ty to Supreme Power or tho denial Of
allegiance to oil beyond human laws" Those
who have strong heads and aro amid sur
roundings favorable " good morals may
play with such doctrines unharmed, he says.
but how awful must be their effect upon
1.-THE ignorant and half educated. on the
threshold OF whose homes temptation per-
petually turks"
Is not that o suggestion worth thinking
about ?
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Mr.. Alderman Shells receives the svm-

Mr.. Alderman Shells receives the SYM
pnthy OF his brethren in the Board. and their
kind words are no doubt source OF consola-
tion to him in his late misfortune. Some OF
their explanations Of his spiritual exuberances
at the play are little far fetched. Thus Mr.. Al
derman KIRK believes that Alderman SHELLS
was not In his usual good health" But a states
man who IL able to butt policeman. to cut up
caprino cnpers. SO to speak. must be very
hearty invalid.
The explanation given by Mr.. Alderman
DUFFY. though less subtle. rests upon u broad
fact in human nature. and Aldermen are pecu-
linrly human. I'VE arc all liable to 90 or
once In q whie." says tho philosopher from
Dufryvile. And so Mr.. Shells realIzes at last
that he, too. is not free from centrifugal ten
Cency
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The Average Comfort.

Despite tho complaints Of commercial do
preston which We have heard 80 constantly
during the last two or three years, there
arc many evidences that tho mass of tho
people Of the city are in circumstances Of
comparative comfort.
Visitors who go about among tho poor,
seeking for proper objects of charity. report
that tho suffering from bitter poverty is less
than In other ycnfs. Labor Is pretty gen.
erally employed at good wages, and the
workers arc more than ordinarily content,
because ,uw prices for food and for clothing
make ;ncir money so further than formerly.
Tho loss of tho speculators in tho grain aud
provisions markets has been their gain.
Tho number OF marriages affords q very
fair test OF the condition OF the people The
returns show that mntrtinuny is unusually
popular this scison. Young men are doing
so we'll that they feel able to tnkr wives TO
themselves un,l bear the expenses of setting
up households And they are wlse In making
arrangements with the priests and ministers
for tying the matrimonial knots. decline
in the number Of weddings proves either that
work IA scarce or ill-rcwnrdcd, or that the
public morals arn low. We are g!ad, there.
fore, that the Easter weddings are IN many
and We extend our folicitations to all the hap
by pnirs. There were two hundred Of them
oven In Holy Week. and since Lent ended the
number has Increased.
There Is also q decrease In the amount Of
crime. and 1t Ia largely due to the clrcuni-
stance that tho people nro Retting on very
comfortably on tho average. Few cases of
serious crime arG brought before tho courts,
and the town Is exceptionally orderly.
These evidences OF tho public we'll being
and tranquility do not seem u Justify the
gloomy upprehensionS OF So many specu-
lntors ant merchants, In truth. tho loug
period Of decline and depression through
which the stock market and the commercial
exchanges have passed has been marked by
] many peculsnties which distinguish Il from