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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12

srei ainber Bat unb beren Mann franl
1T; SIS monatLih beipiIli8t.
SsSames O'Dpnnel bon Der 10. gSarf
Bat INN cine llnterIfiibune bon So ftls
bieien Wpnat; fie ipiirbe iih hann ais
Iein ipeiter beIfen fbnnen Benehniiet.
l-Die @itiiue Seremiab 9pans bon
| 6er 10. @aro, bat brei &ineer une
| feline SubiifiensmiiteI; iie fol- So mos
natIih erbaIten. Gin altes Ghepaar
9iamens Bartholomew iiberfdrieb fei'
mem Sobne ibr Gieenthum 8esen isin
geripreden. fir iie su ioraen, bo9 pers
idumt ct bies iett; SeIretdr Spnett
ipurbe angetpiefen, an ben Sspbn su
idreiten. : 8ribeet MeGormid bon
Sp6e Bari ipurbe gum gtrmenhauie Sus
eeIafIen.-9lnnie Nortprb bic gGittipe
6es bon gatrid Soar ermorbetsn Dlans
mes, berlangte ibre 1lnteritiisnng bon
fiinf auf feds Dollars srbbbt gu baben;
an MiIliams peripieIen.-9er Srau
SIeIfde ipurben fiir biefen Ylonat bier
Dollars erIaubt.-9as @efud bon
Sobn Scanning ben Der 10. MarS
ipurSe abgeipisien, ba er burh Sdnapss
berfauf iein 2eben fritet.-@ine So9s
ter bon Searp gaode bon Boone Sia
ipurbe mad bem armenbaufe 8eianet,
no ibr Mann ebenfalls Ioeirt.
Supt. 8eemer beridtete. bab i'm bers
sansenen Monat 81 9atienten ins glr'
menbaus aufgenommen unb 8 entlahen
ipurben; bic Gefammtsabl Der Sniai'
fen am |. 5ebr. betrue l75.
Mebrere MitgIieber bemerften, baB
iid bic 9lnsabI ber grmenbdusler 10
raid bermebrt, baB Bis gum Sriihiabre
nidt 8aum genus fit aae lei.
Gs fdeint, baB elm GheiI 6sr Srren'
abtbeilung bes 9trmenbaufes nidt sans
fertie 1T unb man bic NdnmIidfeit
iebt nStbie bai. 9lad Idnserer Debate
ipurbe bic Sade 6em Surm Gomits
iiberipisIsn, nit boiler glutcritdt su bans
beIn.
Na6bem man nod iber 8erf6iebe.
nes berbanbeIt. eins elm antraS auf
8ertddiind burcb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12

= Simon Adermann, Der on einei
unheiIbaren 8ranfheit Ieihet, fuurbe an
Ylittipcd bon benz 9oipitaI nad ben
slrmenbauie 8ebraft.
| Dennis Sinuerib, beiien 8erbaft.
une in 8rooffpn mir meIoeten, ipurbs
am 9iittipod bsm 0tappr auf bic Gins
flaee borseFiihrt, auf 3ipei M6bhen bon
@eoree Barnes Elm itn3iidtises 4ttens
tat eeuiadt su baben in grmaugeIung
bon $1,000 8iireIdaft ipurbe ct mad
benz @efdneniB eefanbt. Sinnertp's
redter 9iame foa Carroll iein.
= Die Gas unb MnIIer Gpmpanie
arabt fiibIid bon ibren g9erten Elm
Sunoament fir einen neuen 8ebdIter
unb lu6 Sduit unb Gr6e in ben s5Iub.
9luf bic 9ta9e ber @runobeiiber auf
bieier Settle bes 6Iuiies bat Der Stabts
8eometer bic @ompanie benadri6tiet,
baB ibr 9reiben unseieBli6 fei. 9as
bei ipirb's iuohI fein 8eipenben haben.
= 9err Gonaro gBaItber, bon Der
5irma 2crens & MaItber, liest in isi.
net @pbnung franz barnieber.
Die 9idfon Gompanie bat einen
Shneepflus nerbehertsr Contribution
unb bon un9ebeurer 3raft filr bic Jiome,
@atertoipn un6 Ds6ensburs Siienbabn
hergeitellt. 8ei elmer grobe am 9pns
neritae arbeiteie bic Waidine sur boas
iten 3ufriebenbeit unb Der grfinher, Elm
Serr Sbertp bon Godeiter, q. o., 1T
10 fausuiniid, baB er elaubt, init BEN
S9neepfIug cine 2atpine burdbreden
su f5nnen.
= Die gerIObuns tes Srn. 9ouis
Gpnrab NIT SRI. siaie Nlortpn tpur6e
pCri8e @ode ansetanbist. 2ouis if
Der tii6tioe gIttahee in 8roipn's Bee
Sibe unb Elm Sobn bon 9srpf. @cnrab.
= 9enrp 8latter berIur ain b0rigen
Wlittipod hurb bic aoIit eines Der
gferbe bon feinem pra6tpoIen Oops
pelsefpann.
: GugaIt SeTfmann un6 @eorse
bic BEL oem 8ruber bes Iebteren
Can 5oreit 9Illes ipObnbaft) in Soft gin,
gen, berIdumtsn am 9onnerEtag sum
5rihitiid su fommen uno ais man mad
ibrem 3immer eina fanb man 6afelbe
nit 8oblensaS anesfflllt uno bic Uldns
ner in bepubtIoiem 3uitaube. Sic
Ipurben mad eem 9oipitale gebraht,
no fie iid bel fOreiamer pfIese mad
einigen Stuneen ipieber erhplten. IS
Iheint, bab elmer Der W6nner am 4benh
,ubor in ber 9unteIbeit an bas Ofens
robr itieB unb ba6eIbe auseinanber
eine; auf biefe Meiie bate iib bas
init benz BeFdbrIiden 9obs
Iensaie sefdllt unb bic 2eute betdubt.
- Dem @bepaare 4eter @finIter
Ipurbe am 2. Ssbruar Elm SBbuIein &c.
boron.
SIN DlOntroIe, Gusquebanna
County, itarb am 9onneritas Der ilber
einbunbert Sabre aIte 2utber @atIin.
-Oab bic snblreiden Stating Ainfs
Der tansluitisen SusenS, iueIde fi6 in
Brpf. Siesels San8. 9Ifabemie beriams
melt, feinen 9Ibbrud tbun, seist, bab
9err SieseI. Der iett felt bier Sabren
unter immer erbBer irer6eneem 3utauf
Iansunterri@t ertbeiIt, Der re9ts Mann
am redten glabe lit.
- gbipar6 Gimons berTudte am
Mpntae elm fIeines NlaSden 0amens
@ertie 6ab mad benz SoreIt Sill aird,
bofe ;u IOden, ieosnfalIs um iein Spiel
NIT benz 8inbe ;u trsiben. SO frn Sies
OerieIbe 8erI fein, tueIder bpr sinisen
@o6en cine 9odter bes Senrp Sdies
mann bon 8ricspiIle ansriff. @OrI6uFis
iibt er i'm @efdnsniHe unb man iammsIt
8eipeismateriaI Desen Jpn.
= Die i66aite SdIittenbnbn 6isies
Wmters baben mir gesenmdrtig.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12
@e6ieI, @aNage, Jener eebens geri. 6efddft
@ei6dfts.N .Nnseiger oer @lbieite.

sg- 8ersebt nidt, bab Saiob Sci.
ger. IT,, ale Sorten 9taudtabafe, &aus
tabat, bic beliebten 2obbed unb @Bb
Sdnupftabafe bon better AudIitdt bat.
6erner: gfeifenrbbren. Gtuis. Gisars
renipiten, 3iinbbbIstiitden, GabafSbsu.
tel. Spasierit5de un6 piele abnlide ars
titeI. Sein 2aser porsdaliditer Cigars
ren bebarf faum elmer gmpfebIuus.
Die 8rbBten Safer, tpeIhe in ireenb
elmer 9rauerei bieies States benubt
iper6en, erbGlt eeeenipdrtie Die W. 8o,
binfon 8rauerei babier bieieIbsn baIs
ten ie l46 Barrels unb iedSehn herIeIs
ben iperben in ben neuen 9Inbau
pIaeirt.
9tuBer ben poIitif6en 8anSsIoHen
biIbet bns TaeesSeiprdd iebt Der Mass
fenbaIl Der Sdn9errunee, tpetder am
na6lten Montas 2lbeno in Ser @cneor.
bia 9aIle ItattIinbet uno su bem 9Iit unb
Sung eifrise 8orfebrunsen ireffen.
9lnoererieits 1T aud has Gonite bes
9ereinS nader an Der grbsit init Gins
itubirune bon MaStenidersen. goupIets
unb WlonoIosen, bic Iammtlid benz bus
moriitifhen 0enre anSebbren. 9ie
glnSabl Der sum 8erfauf fommenben
TidetS 1T befdrdnft unS fpsr baber els
Ines iuiinftt, iolIte iid fputen.
1llrid Sdmenfer unb 9(nna, cine
gidte bon Sobn Sdumader, reiitsn
am Samita9 bon Stein gOrf sum 9efud
mad 9euti4Lanb.
= 3aude bic big Ring" @isarre.
Die GerantOn Ganserrunbe bat,be.
finitip befdIpHen, iid an bem Spnes.
bale Sanserfeite niht ;u beibeiIigen,
ipenn I'M Breiie eefunsen ipirb. Salt
eas a'reisiinsen meg, 70 1T beren
IReilnabme binsessn aIs iiaer in 9lus'
iiGt eeitsIIt.
9ster Steel O6er StabI, cine ippbl.
befannte gerI5nIidfeit biefer Gegenb,
itarb ain Samitag i'm 9llter bon SO
Sabren.
Inter oer He9ie bon Or. Qmman bat
iid i'm Sdpabenoerein cine bramatii9e
glhtbeituns eebiIpet.
B9 Seisenfpan's beribmtes Neips
arf 2aeer un6 geaantine's Grpprt
Bier iit INNER su baben beim SSab9en
ober 9ubeno Slaiden Bel MidaeI
MiIer. 434 unb 436 gebar 9lpenue !;
bessIei9en bic beiten 8atI6en uno
Blerbe ;u berIeiben. 9tlle 8eitelIuns
un8en BEL geit cber 9eIepbOn pilnitIid
ausseftlhrt.
BO SIN SGubitore ber @ebr. Slid
an Gebarltr. finbet man bic befteg9aare.
s@ ebas. Gdsu@'s GtiefeI. unb
Sdubseiddft iit nit ben beIten @aas
ren reidli9 perieben unb Die 9reiIe
iinb 10 niebris, ipie irsenbiuc in ber
6tabt. 2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12
ans bcm eberen zbaIe.

= @inton mub elm duberft feeonbs
banbises Borough iein, ea ss nnr
S1757 SO SbuIhen bat.
- Die 8etbeiIisung an Der Stabt'
IpabI in garbpnbale beripridt cine dub'
erf Lebpafte iu ipeyeen. Der oemoIra.
tifde @apcrsfanbibat 8rtce st. BIaii
1T su @uniten bes isbi8en 4mtSinbaberi
ssotn gelIp suriideetreten. Der letter.
faet ben Tempersnslern iebod nidt tt
unh iis ipsrben einen @esenfaubioater
auFiteusn. tuabrfdeinIih Sames Alerl
amber, f., elm 9lppiteI sdusliGer Gnt
baItiamIsit, fonft absr Elm Mann bei
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12
SSSalter's Siffers /.

Snt tiir irgsne elm asioen, aopftueb. Ser,.
bremen ODER 8eritOpfnua. Burd angiGrigt
SrLabrnn9 bln Id bon oeffen Site 70 lbeJtust.
oag idl leoer Yerion @arantie leife, uenu es
GrtdIhln9 Fam NIT oieiem Pittern ueririeben
lueroen unb Go berurfaGbt ueSer lietelfeit nod,
eeieldnslosn. 8eHH 60 nidt bilft. 70 bs5nbls
i'd bas @eIo Juriif. sFommt lno briifet ss.
ST tets 81 baben beim batben ooer aan,eu
9eint ODER uie Go geiuiinld,t miro, i'm ..BrooO.
NAB Sutel", 1011 Geoar aoeuue, Gsroutou.
Or. eeHrb Mailer, @rop.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12
eerantpn slrmen. @rharse.

Cine ressImdbise Sisuns Der 9frs
menbireftoren bes scranton 9iitrilta
fanb am 6reitaB 9lahmittas itatt.
aIs Sdlfeiudenbe tparen erfhienen
@arp German bon Boone 9iIl, BIZ
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12
anIt's eaar far6nnasmlttel.

earaHke aett. Ger z3eeisDaar eHrh cine eiHltse
arrlifaliea kities zeTsemitffts In aIanltHnts
c2lHari herraHtelt. es ptrts auI est Stsns, tine
aainrflze Earbe rerlsihsHh. Bel apnthfffrn u
hattH. rtsr aeaeH GmpfaEs Hpa : / ger egrrsR ssxs
saHti. cfEIff ~ WHsFaH Str Wfip klprf'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12
Stephan Gutheinz.
Oeutf1erNN cts0er,

sfhar StFabt,
sipif4tn albn uns 5idpry Sra6sH, tmpIistIt
tintm ptrtbritu pubIifum lsin Usi@5ft auf's
Sritt. Glsilt itber 2rt liefrrt Id lum billigi
Pen prsiIf une In befifr GuaIitat, unb mad
Id iibtraus auf bic BON mir inbsTtiisirH Spr.
lasIi4fH BiirRf aufmfrfiam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12
Sinsbell aleiber guns.

Waadt mai, tn's Qsten fsinfH frisn S6riit
90 brinal man Isihsr ffinf 5pifn NIT,
limb bod fol- man tffleiest inir1er Ieir,
Daf anfanbspel man in fsr gEtli frihftn'.
grit tbuts ne gBintsI nns Elm Iansss sIsib.
Ted baIe eer 9una' na9 Sad une 9elen
f9rfit
,9s gBslie aud unh gnlenbtniben tranht
DIR 0nabs, mtnn sr faum erif chen irauGt.
W.an ipSdblf tmpor, ss bilsst her @siGHad
cid psiisr aus, suni BAT brau9t man nfil
0rad,
limb maudbsn Dollar hringt man iptlt9 bar
Hann auf ber WObssSiiin Rau9alfaT.
stls bislsr G5Httin vrisFsr IL btfannt
Dae ySinbshsII aIfiea-5aus" in Siaei nhp
gdne,
ca fleibet Ruaben lctrie srO6s 9srrn
colin, sri9madsua uub ifsis bs6moesrn.
afei6erbGnbler,
SerreitsS Sbmeiber,
nmS 6abrifanten,
400 unb 402 2adaipanna slpsnus
Geranton ga.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12


Bur 8stbsiIisuns an eem i'm
fommeneen SuIi Su 8rpotIpn Itattfins
benbeu srpbsn beuifden Sdnserfsit
batten fid bis gum 20. Sanuar 81 auss
ipartise 8ereine anesmsI6et, Sarunter
"a aus 9bilabeIpbia, 6 aus Baltimore,
A aus aIbans, q. g., 9 aus gittsturs,
2 aus Neip Sabeil, Conn.,, 0 aus gles
mari, N. S., 2 aus @aIbineipn, .. g.,
8 aus glebeIanb, D., 2 aus her Gtabt
STEM Dorf,. ferner bic ,8irsinie" aus
8ipmOno, 8a., Sditsn 2pra aus Scs
bofeu, N.S. Sasmpnis Mdnner6ur bon
8eahias. ga., Die Buffalo 2ieoeriafeI.
Der 9eiptureb Mannerdnr, Der epneors
bia Mdnner9or bon GafIitaet, 81. s.
ber Delaware SdnBerbunb bon WiI.
ninstou. Del, unb bic 2iebertafeI bon
Trsnton, q. s.
: Sir beEineen uns inmiiten bes
@inters NIT aa' feiuen bitteren Seims
fudunsen. un6 in SOlge ber @efhaitss
itOduns Ieibea Sunoerte Noib-has
Gfeno iIt in oar eieIe Mobnungen glrs
bsitsIoIer un6 Qraufer einaespaen.
@obI felt LANCER 9sit iIt Der @oblthdts
igfeitsIinn nidt in ernIterer Meife hers
auseeforhsrt tppr6en, ben 8sbiirftigen
beisufprin8en, ais bas sur ,3eit bsr sSali
1T. 9laerbin5s sehen Ger @absn
eiIide Elm. ater neb einiae Moden unt
Mernte eer triiben 3eit Iiceen bcz uns,
uub unter Dsnen. bic uns um Inter,
ItiiBung anruFen, befinsen iidb uidl
@enige, bic hutd Stammbefipantis
i9aft uns nate ileben :-M6nuer,
sSrauen unb &inesr ftreden unS hi.
Sdnbe ent9e8en unb fIeben sirm 0iIfe.
SIT es niht unIere YdiGt. III es MIDI
Elm beiIiees @ebpt ser AddiienIiebe,
haB Sene, bte's bsrmsgea, ibre 8BrIen
unh @prraihsIammern bifnen, TIM hurd
wiIbe 9eifeusru has Sbriee aur ainbers
ung Der 9leih beisuiragen 95e.,
mir nih., @utss sa tb,s.a SBaersn, nm,
1T INNER sin 8sip..;.s Dir adiie. Nsl
trbltsidsn gurihIaesn iIt aub nidlt ee
niist-ssr irabre @pblthdter tgnnt nu
sie Netb er frast nidt nah Stan
unh 9lamen no imner CT bic Cob
Der Grrnutb erbIidt. ha briht bic SLUT
ber 8armEersiGteit belfenb berein I'm
nahrt fid an BEN 0uten. 6as lie gln
esren ttal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12
GEORGE KINBACK's
RR8t0nr0ttOn,

Bsemiua aSsnuG Scranton. pa.
(siailtr's Gtbdubt.1
Wlaun fann ptrFHtrt ltiu, uur bic ttltfH
Gsir6nIs uub CUTE marmt nnb taltt Spstifn
su ishu 3tit III rbaltsu. GisarrtH pfrpsn
aur gut etbalttu.
anatrp su agtu arien iubsrsttst tmHtsr
an 6anh.
SEQ. szinbad.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12
&. .. Npipcrs, glpotbefer,

Ssbar etrabe, erantsu. pa.
Gi9eutbiimer bon @ppers' aeber giden.
BurHi eeroiaI. afifrpurm.Sprup. 8ano-
rni.Bertilger. 3abnen.Sbrup, SbeerbaIfam
tlr Suften Grflitnuaen uno 8rdune, oeutfdes
Eminent. Samaisa Snswer, @isbpalbsr liuO
bieIe anoere artifeI. o
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12
e. 0nrfleibi0feif.,

s-4sss zitllen Fnb bsi bsrartlssH sisileH teieHs
sss5 essiaufl; cine 0oIs bsipsrtt cine lrldlf ees
elhlsrfrAiftrrHa, tat her Raiient taraeer ertaunf
Ele ftarfen sen sIppetIt uHn rerurtaf9fn, eab
Ger asfrer en sfIflgAa snnlHltlt. fratt irtTp ttr
sSrssntsmns tiirA HE afuAhrt, unh turn tbrs
sessIIfhe s1trFulio auf tig geyeauHses snrdatte
- lkeseIulaftafett res &tuhIaanae tsrtets
asfatfi. @rtls = b ste. ~ HsHFEeH Gf.f ". ID.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-02-12
9. steemaser II. eobn's
Sier=S
MiIltsharrr, %.

a TTEN1T0N, LADIEsi THE GREATEST IN
II ducemenfs offered TO persons getting up club
orders for Tea AMI Coffee. ELEGANT TEA SETS of
Moas Rose Gold Hand patterns. Also richly dec
GRATED Toilet Sets and other ware. given to persons
getting up orders. Write for circulars to either aE
tho following places. GRAND UNION TEA co. -
Front St. New York City, 100 Wyoming Ave-, eeran-
ton, Pa; = Court ST., Btuehamton \. r. IS Genese
ST., Auburn, n II fea ", bread St., HszletoH. III
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Suits ytuel,t.

ssit 25 saIBrsH tn 9sbraadI.
mr. vrsEts m,silIHIIds aEialapl hss 3siiaItsrF.
ESpnlptonle einer tr6gel 9eber:
sIppetiipesIuIt, @sfIlepiaue Der 9afnie.
sRopfInmerl netit etneut outapten ceIu1l
I'm &intsrfopF, 6d1mef5 siHtet oett Galuls
4frbIatf, 1rudsmpfHeuua na1 esn 0nea
slstfs HboeHeistbsit aeaen feEeftttae npst
aeifllae sfuiigeuaiiHa, olfttbatfett eer Sttnis
s.lule, Mleeefeefa5Iaaenhett uebn ftnem
eaefiihl peruadilaftlater Wittdlt. 2tatttes
felt, Edttutneel, Ssrtffepfen, Wuhtte POT
Ssf;s fts1fsu aIIise, Ilnrube, beduaItieeHee
Srlnnse, hodlasfatbteE fitEH sue
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-10-22
STATE ELECTIONS.

State elections this far in 1855 have been
held, in April, by the states of Rhode
Island, Michigan and Wisconsin, in May,
by the state of Florida (members of the
Constitutional Convention in August, by
the state of Kentucky, in October by the
state of Ohio The following states are yet
to hold elections:
Arkansas will elect at a special election,
Nov. 10, an associate justice of the supreme
court to fill the unexpired term of the Hon
J. Il. Eakin, deceased.
Colorado, Nov. ;, a judge of its supreme
court.
Connecticut, Nov. 3, onehalf its state
senate for one year only, and the members
of its house of representatives.
Iowa, Tuesday, Nov. 3 governor and
other state officers and legislature.
Maryland, Nov. 3, controller and clerk of
the court of appeals
Massachusetts Nov. 3, governor and 9th
er state officers and Legislature, and vote
upon a proposed amendment to the constitu-
tion OF the state providing for precinct vot-
ing in towns.
Mississippi Nov. 3, governor and other
state officers and legislature,
Nebraska Nov. 3. supreme Judge and re-
gents of uhe state university.
New Jersey, Nov 3, part ofits senate and
the assembly.
New York, Nov ,, governor and other
tate officers, five justices of the supreme
court, aud both branches of the legislature.
Pennsy wanna Nov. 3, state treasurer
Virginia, Nov. 3, governor, lieutenant
governor, attorney general, and legislature.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-10-22

The following fourth class postmasters
were appointed for the Northwest on the
Eth. Wisconsin Halfway, T. Schallern.
Iowa Ejberon, Joseph Glover: Clifford,
F. H. Sheflield Milo, Clint L. Price !;
Newell. A. W Stetson; Lone Tree Marion
Baker Idaho-Chambers, Oren L.
Dickinson; oxford, A. F. Caldwell.
The following appointments were made
on the 10Th: Henry r. West of Ohio, In
dian agent at the Fort Peck agency in Mon
tana Samuel W. Longhorne of Montana,
register of the land office at Helena, Mon
tana; Horatio s Howell of Montana, re-
ceiver of public moneys at Helena, Mont.
The following postmasters were appoint
ed on the 10Th
Dakota-Aurora, A. B, Baker.
Miunesota-Ol l.. White.
Iowa-Giford. c. T. Clifford; Waubeck
George J. Wright; Tabor, E. T. Mccormick; ;
Viola, NJ F. Shauklin; Buffalo, Mrs. Mary
Dodge; p. d. Miuick Vilisca. vice j. NJ.
Nation, commissions expired; Abraham
Rose Vinton vice J. Pyne, resigned p.
Sheldon, Anes, vice John Watts. resigned.
German Democrats protested so strongly
against the appointment Of Chas. Foster of
Indiana to succeed J. A. Leonard Of Mime
sofa, as consul general of Calcutta that he
has been sent to Elberfeldt and Benjamin
F. Benham Of Oregon, appointed to Cal
cutta.
J. NJ Walton of Corning Ark, has been
appointed special agent to take charge of
the Cheyenne Indians, who have been cul-
;ivatiug farms on the Tongue river in Mon
taua, Near Miles City, ever since their sur
render to Gen. Miles some years ago.
N. P. Slattery has been appointed post
master at Bismarck, vice C. A Launsberry
resigned. Mr.. Slattery Is responsible
merchant in that city.
J. d. Pritt has been appointed postmaster
at Ipswich by the President the office hav-
ing become Presidential.
James Mclaughlin has been re-appointed
II lian agent at Standing Rock, Dakota
Frank Barley has been appointed post
master at Lesterville, d. T., aud E. G. Mer-
rim at Traverse.
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Hor-Cholera Experience.

It is wonderful, says Mr.. Coburn in
Our Country Home, what variety Of
ideas there is. even among the most
practical, as to the nature, causes. and
cure of the malady or maladies which
every year cause sometimes in one
section and then in another of the
corn producing states, the death OF
thousands of the most valuable swine
and invariably spoken of as "hog
cholera. Thousands of uncultured
if not illiterate farmers win claim to
know either preventive or cures,
while the best of our veterinarians
will not claim to know either cause or
cure. In fact. there is no single
animal ailment of like prominence
of which so very little is known as this
same hog cholera, > and it is pretty
safe to set those down who claim to
know most about it as knowing least.
However, the experience OF practical
men is always interesting, and when
one bycertain rules of practice through
a series of years has invariably had
immunity from disease that has pre-
vailed on adjoining farms ms methods
are quite possibly worth needing. Mr..
81 bailey, of Nemaha county, Kansas,
who feeds from 100 to 250 hogs every
year has not lost hog from cholera
or kidney-worm for the last sixteen
years. During the winter OF 68 and
90. when the cholera was raging IN
Illinois, after losing number OF hogs.
he commenced to burn the eohs and
dead animals in the lot, and the hogs
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Roumelian question, and has commenced
operations against Bulgaria A large force
of Servian troops crossed the Bulgarian
frontier from Nissa at five o'clock yester-
day afternoon.
The Servians crossed the Bulgarian from
tier near Charkoi. They are advancing
toward Sofia, and are now near the Drago-
man pass. King Milan is in command,
a panic prevails at Sofia. Four battalions
of infantry have gone 10 defend the Drago-
man pass. They have with them only two
batteries of small field guns. There is no
Bulgarian heavy artillery nearer to the
scene of disturbance than that at Sistoya
and Rutschuk 1t is expected that Sofia
win be captured by coup de main Aus
/ tria has warned King Milan that what
ever may be the issue of the present trou-
BILE, il viii be useless for him to expect sup
port from Austria. The railway compa-
MES in Austria and Hungary and the Dan
uban Navigation company have been mott
fed to prepare for the transportation of
troops and munitions Of war.
dispatch from Copenhagen on the 10Th
says: The long continued arbitrary policy
the Estrupp cabinet, in compliance with
vote of parliament, and levying alleged
unconstitutional taxes because parliament
refused to vote the budget, has led to
number of serious riots and imposing de-
moustrations ia Copenhagen. The people
seem determined that their representatives
in parliament shall have some voice in the
affairs of the government, and have become
threatening in their demands thatthe king
has ordered the garrison at Copenhagen to
be largely increased. These popular dem
onstratioas are not confined to Copenhagen
alone, but are general throughout Den
mark. 1t is expected that state of siege
viii be declared and it is feared that re-
volution will ensue if the king persists in
refusing the concessions asked by parlia-
ment. number of political arrests have
been made, tending to further incite the
people, and blood shed is anticipated.
A London telegram Of the 18th says the
hopes entertained Of a peaceful settlement
Of the Roumelian question have been shat
tered from Constantinople that the confer
ence has disavowed the Bulgaria oumelia
union. 1t is reported that King Milan of
Servia has informed the powers that he
must either so to war or abdicate his throne,
and that he has decided to go to war He
has prepared amanifesto to his army which,
it is expected, will be issued in a day or
two.
No change of ministry will result from
the late elections in France. The returns
from the elections show that the strength
of the parties in the new chamber will be
33l Republicans and POS Conservatives.
President Grevy has accepted the resigna-
tions of NJ. Pierre lie Grande, minister of
agriculture, and NJ. Hery Mangon, minister
of commerce.
The Italian government has returned al
vices confirming the report of the death of
Osman Digma.
The belief is growing that John Bright
win defeat Lord Randolph Churchill for
Parliament.
1000 christians have been massacred at
Anam.
The cholera has disappeared at Marseilles.