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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
(SortIebuua bon Geite 81


Mubenba6er's idaute oen lugliidlider
Waut, att, unb in ibrem @eiidt seistt
iib elm tief m~itleibspples @efiibl, aber
iie Iotppbl, als au6 6rau 8ilbelmine.
idauberten entiebt %Suiammen. als iie Die
8lutIpuren an bes Willers Inouse be.
merfter. sic neisten beibe bas Saupt,
unb cine i9mere gbrdue rolte an betoer
Wangeu binab.
Nuf Die lebte, %unIasbar i9n1er5li9e
Srase oes Miaers erfolste eine LANCE
Saule. Nienarlb tuagte elm Wort, etne
8~euesuns, ielbft Der @enoarm mar nit
erniter Miene Suriidgetreten.
Sa bob fi9 lausiam Der alte Wusen
bader BON ieinem 9ager empor. @r
itiibte mibIam ben Oberf6rper auf iei'
mem redten 9lrm uno tpenoete lansiam
ieinen jebt flaren Bid BON @inem gum
Nnbern. Scum traf er auf @eurg, Der
INNER nod ~seienften Sauptes inmitten
I'M eres &reiles baItano. @r lieB iein
Nuse LANCE auf linn ruben, unb bitter
unb immer biiiterer uurbe Der Iusorud
oieIes 8lides. Mein Sera flopfte in
atbemlOie, Spannuns taft b6rbar: tuenn
er Die 2ippen Dfete uno iprd9e, benz
Sobn Seroammenbes iprd9e, bann =
bann tpdre Nles porbei!
@r 6fnete bic 2ippen bic 8olfen
auf lelner Stirn lieBen bas S9limmite
befir9ten.
n foIot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

Wanhte safrGrter ais SauSinittel an uao tarc .iis
faden Wittea fnrtrten tn ben meiifen fyaQeH.
Dime bic antuennnng bon &riutern .utrae h;e me,
gebt ME Tennens her 3ett hnbtn, bic hefea nisr
beilmfftel ~ 0unifen iener frGfttgen &eat,iscr.
hie bas Sbfem 70 iebr ibintBen, su bertadiaf;as..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
Der NprDHerm

Snfel: Stun, bas faHn5t 9u bod
leibt merfen. 8enn Die uebriaen flei.
big lernen ober i6reiben, tper fikt banu
lnrnter miBis uno blidt BON einem gum
Nnbern?"
War: r8as lit Der Serr 2ehrer!"
!. Simmer taufmdnniI9. - Settler:
,I6 bite, lieber !6err, identen sic mir
bod eine feline @abe! Mir aebts lebr
li9ledt-i9 mar friiber &aufmann."
9err: n8eoaure! Sd babe fein alein.
Iselo!"
8ettler: Sea, eann bite, seben 81.
mir bod srDBeres @elb unb 5dreiben
Sizes auf mein gunto, i'd fanns ia lang
fam abbetteln."
=. elmer Der iib ousfennt. gomite,
Wttt9lieo (5um 8eliber zines Serren
WDoemaareu : @ei9dfts): vMtiter
Slider! Sd bin @ener bum Dreier=Go.
mite, mas appointed setporn is, d fei.
men Spa5teritede aus5uiu6e, ben Der
8erein ieinem grdiioente bel Der nG6Ite
Ufietbuns preiente min. @as f5nnen
Sic mir for d p~aiienben recommended"
aaufmann: sir guren 8rdiibenten ?
9a nebmen sic einer &npten 8 Stod =
Der paBt fir ben am b~eiten!"
" S6uloenfrei. rS1ulben iinb Elm
idredlibes Ding" iaste Scr. Settler.
r@s nimmt einem Meni9en ale Selbit=
adtuns, uenn er fib ull cine @fe bril-.
den muB, nm einem @ldubtser ausauz
tpeiden. Sd bin frob uno slidlid;
oab i'd ni6t einen Dollar S6ulben mebr
babe"
$50 iino alio ibre alien S9ulben, bic
Sic oft briidten, iammtlid 5e5ablt?"
traste Serr Upright"
rSladli6ermeiie, ia! Die lebte 1T felt
seitern peridbrt."
:. Som Wan6per> Selbe. 2ieutenant
(bte Bferoeitdnbe repibirenb): rllnter=
~offisier, 1T bas .@afer aud gut, mas bic
8ferbe 81 iaufen friesen?"
u~nterofi5ier: isis babin babe i'd
feline &la9en oerncmmen."
8eim Siseuner=g Concert. ,@erben
Sic auh 10 detrimental pie i9, lpenn
bic 9ie9euner ipielen?"
Continental? Nein! glber trauria,
benin na6 i'bem id6nen Stid seben iie
einIammeln."
8efrieoist. Sn 8aibiustou fam
ilnsit cine Dame an, tuelde 400 Mei,
len 9eretft .iuar, UNI ben 8rd1ibenten au
ieben. sic belt einen Der 9blrteber
fir @~leoelano, i9attelte ibm bic 9anb
uno reiite ieelenpersnist tuieoer belm.
Nus &inbesmunb. Ser fleine
Bi1ie b6rte gum eritenmal i'm 2eben
einen iiioldnoii6en Wauleiel piebern
eridroden Iab er bas gbier cine Minuz
ten lang on, bann Iaste er gu ieiner Mutz
ter:
uMama, bore nur. bas arr,e Yferb
bat ben &eu6buiten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
$ II ut ortitti d { 8.

Selb1tper1tarolt9. &Dmrntfdr:
Die 8rieftai9e baben sic alio sefuns
ben unb bleiben felt babel, baB fein Sn:
balt barinneu tpar?"
Sunser damn: rNi6t Elm 9reuSer,
Serr Gommi6dr!"
&Ommiidr: ~unb mo- fanben iie bic
lelbe?" ....
Sunser Mann: ISM @teueramte."
&omm,idr: uSa, parum baben sic
oas nidt sleid seIast?!"
=. yin BEN 3abnen. Gin @elebrter,
Der 5usleid elm Seini9meder 1T, tpuroe
uur einisen Tasen bon einem wibbesie.
risen @aitseber BEL Tiibe sefrast: $50
ran fDnrer sic bic alten Sibner BON
ben iunsen unteridetben, Serr Brofeis
for: - rSebr eiufa9: at ben 3dbnen."
= vaber bic Siibner baben bod telne
3dbne ?"-r 9ie Sibner aQerbinss ni6t
,-aber t6.
Cine @pastp6ter. Sill: u2ieb,
iter, better Srib, iuie sliidli6 mabt mid
9ein @eitanbniB! l1no felt mann itebt
Der gnti6luB in SIR feit: oiele ooer
feine?"
9rib: r@@un felt adt @o6en, meiu
S6dsden."
Sill: nS0re, 5rib, td bin bod nun
9eine 8raut, unb als 8raut bari id
u6uise Dffenbeit BON Dir perlanaen.
Ni9t tuabr? 8enn 9u mid pirtltd,
70 gang tuirfli@ liebit, tpiQft 9u mir
oann cine Srase beantmorten?
Srib: rSeoe, mein gnsel iebe."
Sill: u9rus t6 bamals, als 9u ben
@ntldluB fabteit, bas blaugarnirte pber
braune &tpstleib nit 8plants?"
Nus benz @eridtsiaal. 8rdfibent:
u0as @ert6t ptrb fi6 iebt tn oas 8e,
ratbunsssimmer suridsteben."
In9eflaater: 30 bite meme Serreu,
bleibe iie nur, meinetmesen brau9en
Sic ii9 gar ni6t 81 seniren!"
:. Ser @iBbesieriae. Gin STUDENT
frast einen &ameraOen, Der npr elmer
photographic Nuslase itebt: u8as tbuit
9u benn ba?"-vS9 Iebe mir Die Ybos
tbo Jrapbien meiner Brofeiiuren an, ba~
nit i9 iie fennen 1erne!"
@ateritols. - 8rieftraser: Gin
8rtef an Serrn Mtiiler!"
WiIer (oem ioeben Der rite, Sobn
sebOren maro): rNn ,pel1en? @s aibt
bier iebt 5pei, Senior uub Sunior."
- Sdldst ni6t aus Der Grt. vSa.
%fobleben," fragile Moles S6aumbura
faral1d fem fleines S6bn9en, vtpen bait
Su lieber, slette (@ater) Ober Sci
Wemme?" (Mutter).
rIette," antportete Der feline, nad
eini9em Nadoenfen, nas t9 Did bob
lieber uni fiinf5eb 8rucent."
2ebrbubenz8is S6uferiunae:
rSrau Weiiterit, benfen's nur bas arobe
Slid, Der 9err Meiiter lit Dor elmer
Stunbe beim S9ientpirtb nit ie9s MaB
8ier ben Seller binuntersefalen unb
bat bod gar nidts baoon ausseldittet."
pSriBl, ba liisit 9u aber ,pieber, bas
1T ia gar nidt m0sli1."
% freili6, Der Weifter bat bic feds
MtaB idon I'M 2eib sebabt.
:. 8eim S6ufter. vNber b6ren's
mol Weiiter, ib fomme ia in ben re9ten
|Stiefel ni6t binein!"
10, bas siebt ii6, iobalb es trod'nes
@etter mirhE
Ser linfe Stiefel 1T mir basesen piel
5u ueit!"
|. IS, Do iei'n sc gang rubis. Comic
es elm bis6en resnet lduft Der 5uiam,
men!"
= @isene 8eObabtuns. Sag eat:
NAL WaI, fuer 1T aus @urer &laie Del
6aulIte?".
|. yiag: rgic iOa ID oenu bag Mi.
ien?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
&apite[ !

5raset linen pb'r jeben Der berry prraseubten Wer,te.
ngDel9es 1T bas Bette unb ein,isfe MitteI, baB er.
lei6tsrnb lptrft, bel &arsn, aIsr &ranfteiten Ger Nie.
rtn, urtns Srsane, Der Srtgtt'f6en 8rantteit, Sarns
ruhr, gu; uttdlten bes Trims unb aIer b~erartiaen Qet-
ben, %befpnferS BEL 5rduen"-
limb is perbsa tsfimmt unb austridli6 fasen +:
8u9u!!!"
,. 5raset b~ielelben Nerste:
p99elhes TT bic 3uperldffsfe unb f6erfe Sur, fur
aae eeber. arantteiten, DbssepTa, 8srfppfuna, Der
ba~uunssiGmd6e. 8alenfranfbeit, Malaria, Iteber
uip., 81 unb fe rtrben fa9en:
Wannrafe! peer Oanbelirni -!
Stun aber, renn eiefe Wtittel. nit elei& perttYsuen
9ermifbt ans in 9ppfea.SitterS ufammensefteat
pslb' cine Tnnesrbare unb 9ebeimniespae Stdrtt
SDirtunsen, bas fetne 8ranfbeit unb fein eciben bic.
fem piberfteten fam.
Der 9ebraud 1T fsrpbl fir te fbpddfe 8rau, nil
has fletnfte 8isb uni6dfli6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
Uragen beamttportet. /!
Sraset bic b~eratmteaen @er,ts

Hrdset bic berltmtefen &er;te
iseer Sbule, rel6es TIT tas Bette Mittel in Der Welt
aur Sermetbung unp nt8etuns aaer Srritdtirnen &c
Nerpen unb 9etlung Der periGisbenen nerpSien BE
l9perben. UNI naturlt1en, tinb1i6 erfril6snbei
S6laf an tabfn?
unb tie werben un3uetftlbaft fasen
xYrdp rate WIN 6ppfen |"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
&apitel 2.
rRranfe@

YSetnahe tpft cher natt3u ~nerbens"
Dor Sabre unb BON ben Werittn aufataebeu Bel
Sristt's cber anhere 0ieren. Rraufteiten, Seber : Be.
ibpersen, ffarte 5uaen, ~eenannt, 4us,ebruns limb ae.
heilt wprben.
5rau beinabe pabnFnnis! -!
Bon 8~erpsxfdmert.a, unb anbere 1raueufranffet.
ten.
eeute eettust unb perfriSptlt turd fbmer,bafte
Sanfu6t!
Sallaub, glntpergiftnns, Observation-Disclosures
une aae ~ferartise sebredtide unfdae,
Sinb eeheilt bur d Sop Bitters; reldes In iebem
Srt Der san;en @elt be,euat pirb.
Werflagt ote SdtuittoIer.
Wena SIR 5pp gitters (bea&tet bas sriu ne 5ppfeu
aut Der reiBen( Gtifette) ~rerfdnst nnb Der.
Mspfteter rerabtplgt Sud Gtipas, bas fG g. .
Warnsr's @ernnan pop Bitters" nennt, pfsr cine an.
bere Seaetdnun9 ais 5ppfen tdtrt, 70 netf BITES ,nrdd
ant meihet6sn ~Ippthefer ME eine siftiae Sdlanae
nne rem er far ben Stpff Guer Sch senp bat
70 f~la8titn 8en8etruseS an unb serflaatt i'm reae,
odrtnfels auf S9abenerfas. gBir perben Gud FL,
fstxe SsrurtbsilaR8 freiaebta beIpbmea. b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
neber WdoGen : Grstebmns

ucber Wdod)ett Grstebnttg
bat Dr.. Ius. &ei9ensperser, BET &C.
feierte Seteran bet fatbOlii6en 8arla.
mentarier Seutl6lanb's unb Elm Mann
BON srinbli9lter 8ilouns uno rei6er
= @rfabruns, neuerbinss in einem Sdret.
ben cine &ei1e BON fernt9en @ebanfen
uno MISREPRESENTATION @abrbeiten ME
berselest, beren Sea@tuns uno praftiz
f9e @%irbisun9 ben Wiittern uno nt6t
minoer ben 2eitertnnen BON Mdo6enz
Snitituten (au9 fatbOlii6en) bringenb
empfoblen tperben bart.
Serr DR.. &ei9ensperger mar bon
bent Serausseber elmer in Berlin neu
s%esrinbeten Setti6rift fir Srauen u4t
elite Mitarbeiteridaft erIu6t tuoroen.
Sn ieiner Intuort auf oieies @elu9
beiBt es II. a.:
y@mpfansen Sic meinen 9ant fir
Sbr freunbli6es @riu6en, MIDI als
Mitarbeiter an ber BON Sbnen 81 sriinz
benben 9eiti9rift fir Srauen 81 betbeili=
gen. gln lebhaftem Suterefe fir ben
@esenltanb feblt es mir ntdt, wie i'd
bies mebrmals i'm Ibseurbnetenbauie
bur6 &eben befunbet babe. SIN Stnz
bid auf bas mir nOn %brer Sette auges
tpenbete Sertrauen slp1be i'd aber benz
BON mir sebesten erntli6en 3pelfel
Iusbrud seben gu ioIen, baB mein
S%tanbpunft bemienisen entipridt, mel
den Sbre 3eitl6rift poraus i6tli9 Elm.
nebmen ptrb. S9on als 9etreuer,
i%psenannter ultramutaner &atboltt fam
i9 mid ber berrI9enben StrDmuns ni6t
btnseben. Quf eine relisi5ie, uno con.
~feiiioneue relisi6ie Seranbilbuns Der
Mdb6en gu Srauen lese i6 ELM Sauptse.
tp16t. limb i9 sebe ferner BON Der lie
berSeusuns aus, baB Die @r5iebuns ibrem
sauSen umfanse na6 weientli6 Sa6e
Der gltern, bic Der Wutter INSIDE ionoere,
1T, baB cine Staatssetpalt b66itens nur
beaufiidtiseno uub f6roernb, ni6t aber
1eitenb, mabssbenb fi6 gu perbalten
bat....
8eiter bin i9 ber Nniidt, baB Der
llnterri6t ni6t tpie es our .3eit fait al
semein @obe 1T, m6sltdft 8ielerlei UNI
faf1er, lpnbern auf mDsli6it 9rinoli9es
8ifen seri1tet iein ioa, unb 5par auf
m6slidit sriinblides @ifen, pie es Der
bur9Idnittlide 2ebensbebarf bes betrefz
fenben Stanbes erbeii6t.
@ur alien iinb bic Mdb6en frii9 unb
qeiunb an &6rper unb @eiit 81 erbals
ten; es 1T babin su t~uirfen, baB iie 5u
tii6tisen Sausfrauen, suten iprslamen
Niittern lperben ober bod tperbeu ton
men. 8ei9elbene Qnlpru9slolisfeit lit,
meines gra9tens, melt ~seeisneter, ibr
2ebenssliid gu besriinben. als oas Stree
ben, ibren @iiiensoorratb uno lire
&inite sur @eltung 81 brinsen. 9eiber
muB uniere mdnnlihe Suseno, falls iie
i'm Staatsbienite fDrtfOmmen min, Der
70 csmplicirten, io5uiasen ibr sanses
Sein befaiienben @pmnaiial eSdablone
ii6 anpa1ier, tpesbalb benn audi Die
gbarattere INNER l~eltener merben. Safe
maj ,penisitens bic meiblide Suseno, ie
caa6 Der Snoipibualitdt, mosli6it eisen>
artis ii6 entuideln; oerl9one man Tie
nit unterri6tsf toffen, tuel6e oerlelben
ni9t entipreden, 10 uett elm semein:
iamer unterri6t oies II INNER geitat.
tet!
9as INNER mebr UNI fi9 sreifenbe,
tbeilweiie idun oblisatoriid sep6rbene
Streben, Die 8eit. tpel9e Der @9uluns
terri6t ibrig ldBt, bur9 Gurneu,
S6pimmen, S9littidnblaufen, gunseu,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18
(S6luB fOlst.)
Gin ttatermebmemoes, ~superldf=

VtW MWtGruEUHIgHpeSI 5WUeC|UI-
ffges 8ei6ait. - Sem Ger. 8. Spen=
Ger fann man itets trauen, oaB er nitt
bloB bic beiten @aareu porrdtbi9 bdit, ion>
bern baB "er itb au9 bic Qgentur fir ipl6e
Nrtifel ii6ert, beren Serbieuit betannt tit,
unb bic benz Sulfe aniteben; au9lei6 ribmt
maj i'm ieiner rnternebmungcn balber, Die
itets sIperldiiig iinb. 9ie I9entur fir bas
beriibmte Sr. Sings neue Seilmittel gesen
S6tpinoludt babe i9 iibernommen unO per<
fa,lfe baiielbe gesen ppiitipe @arantie. IS
beilt unstpeifelbaft iebe Salsz, 2ungen< uno
BruIttraufbeit, unb I'M infer 3utrauen gu
seigen, laben mir Seben Elm ur6 bieten thu
cine Glaihe unentaeltlih gum &eriu0e on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-11-18

Batp NOR traai, tptr saben tbr GaRorta,
AIs fe elm &ine mar, rief fe nod Catorta,
Sic tuurbe elm TrduIeia, unb bidt su Gaftsrto,
aIs fe &inoer bate, sab fe ibnea Gafprta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30
Distressing Accident.

DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. 30.-A sad and dis
tressing accident occurred here last evening,
whereby two men were almost instantly
sca!ded to death. AS the steamer Miles was
leaving the dock the cast iron casing or
jacket Of the cylinder filled with steam and
exploded, throwing great volume of steam
with such force as to knock the second en-
gineer, who was on watch, through the door
into the room where the first engineer was
asleep. The steam rushed in through the
opening, and, filing the room, scalded them
so that when the crew went into the room,
almost Immediately afterward, they found
both men dead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

EEWs OF THE DAY.

The postoffice at Harper's Ferry was rob-
he'd bv thieves last Wednesday night ofSl5.
T. is said that the President had determin-
ed to appoint Gen. Mcclellan one of the
Civil Service Commissioners.
Kate Chase Sprague is living in grand
stvle in Paris, and her weekly receptionsare
the envy of the American colony.
Veterinary surgeons think that the over
draw check rein, by reason of muscular
strain upon the eyes. produces blindness in
horses.
The official returns of Wednesdays cleo
ton in Baltimore make the majority of Mr..
Hodges 2,223O, and show that the democrats
carried all three of the city legislative dis
tricts.
Lightning struck the spire above the Gu
pola of Mcdowell Hail. st. Johns College,
at Annapolis, yesterday, and consumed it.
The flames were extinguished after burning
some time.
A female sea lion, supposed to be The one
that escaped from Druid Hill Park, Ba!ti-
more, few weeks ago, was killed in the
Satilla river, seventy five miles south of Sa.
vannah, on Sunday.
The daily expenses Of the city OF Mont
real are $4,000, and owing to the ravages OF
smallpox business is Frustrated, and the
poor people who are not unwell appear to
be preparing to move south into New Eng-
land.
II is said that it ia not likely that Ward,
of Grant & Ward, New York, will be grant
ed new trial, and that Judge Barrett will
probably impose the full sentence of ten
years. Ex.President Fish has been sent
back to prison.
The noted Gadsden mansion, In Charles
ton, S. c., has been sold 10 Mr. Arthur Barn
we'll for $4,000. The mantel.pieces are OF
pure Italian marble and deliberately carved
and cost So 900. Since the war the mansion
was used as United States court house, but
Mr.. Barnwel will refit and occupy it as a
residence. Before the war it was one Of the
most handsomely appointed houses in the
South.
Thedemocrats of Brook lyn had great rat
iflcation meeting last night. The Academy OF
| Music WAS filled to its full capacity with a
solid mass OF people, and in the neighbor.
| hood everywhere were overflow meetings.
Hon. Daniel Voorhees, United States Sena-
tor from Indiana, the speaker of the even
irg, was received with deafening cheers.
Congressman Converse, of Ohio, followed
Mr.. Voorhees,, and after he had taken his
seat Gov. Hill himself made his entry upon
the stage. His appearance was the signal
for a remarkable display Of enthusiasm.
Cheer after cheer rang out from the great
audience. Men and women stood upon their
seats and waved their hats and handker-
chiefs and shouted till they were hoarse.
Gov. Hill acknowledged this wondrous wei.
come by bowling repeatedly. But the PEG
pie wouldn't give him an opportunity to
speak until they had become weary with
applnudng. Gov. Curtain, Of Pennsylva
MIA, was the next speaker. Gov. Leon Alb
bett, of New Jersey, delivered the succeed
ing address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30

GENERAL LOGAN, in his speech at Phila-
delphia last Wednesday night, declared
that the democratic party had but three
principles-frec trade. slavery and State
rights and that they dipped their hands III
patriots blood that these principles should
live" In reference to his speech in Balti-
more, in which he spoke Of the saddle OF
General Il. E. Lee as treason stained" he
said "Wcll, say to the democrats, repuo-
lican dudes and sweet by and bys, if that is
waving the bloody shirt, why let her wave. =
He also advised his hearers ITO stand by
! the principles for which they fought'-in
other words, to vote as they shot; and as
they shot at the Sou hern people in war, to
vote against them in peace. The speech
was loudly applaudcd, which fact only adds
additional proofto the other fact, that either
in or out of season, the people Of Philadel-
phia travesty the name Of their city when
ever they have an opportunity. General
Logan ia one of General Mahone's most
strenuous advocates among the Northern
South .haters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-10-30
Foraker at Charlottesville.

The Mahoneites hold their meeting in
the Town Hall at Charlottesville last night,
where crowd, numbering 125 as near as
could be counted, 50 of whom were white,
assembled, and to whom Forak err delivered
substantially the same speech as at Staun-
ton. He began on the defensive, replying
to charges of the newspapers that he had
traduccd Virginia, and that he had waved
the bloody shirt. He said, as regarded the
bloody shirt, he had merely claimed that
the coored people should be allowed free
ballot, and their ballots should be counted
as cast He claimed that all that was in
the bloody shirt business was that he had
contended that q voter in Ohio should have
as much political power in the country as a
voter in Mississippi. Mr.. Massey and the
Hon. II. S. Walker were anxious to discuss
issues with Gov. Foraker but the Ohioan
declined all proposals. Throughout the Ma
horeite meeting the cheers of the demo-
Gratis at their meeting across the street
could be heard.
The democratic meeting was held in the
courthouse which was filed Hon. II. S.
Walker spoke an hour and half, and Mr..
Massey, although very unWell, made brief
speech. II have reason to believe" said Mr..
Massey, "from what have seen and heard,
that there are two counties which Malone
is using great etlortto capture. These coun-
ties are Albemarle and Washington, which
have each three members of the Legislature,
and in his fight for the Senate these are
worth his while. He will place in these
counties large appropriations of his sinews of
war;
Mr. Walker noiiced GOyernor Foraker,s
denial of the accuracy Of the reports of his
speeches. He exhibited copy of the Gin
clnnati Commercial Gazette, which he said
was edited by Governor Foraker's personal
friends, which contained the same reports.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Cap!. James L. Minson, one Of the oldest
members of the Virginia Pilots Association
died in Norfolk Wednesday.
Hon. J. J.. NJ Curry, the new Minister to
Spain, has declined Il public banquet offered
by leading citizens of Richmond in his
honor
Mr.. Armstead Armstrong, one of the old
est and most highly respected citizens OF
Stafford county, died at his residence on
last Monday, in the nth year of his age.
Gen. Fitzhugh Lee spoke in Gloucester
county Wednesday, and ef5 yesterday for
the Northern Neck and then home on Sun
day. Four hundred horSemcn and nearly
one hundred ladies were in the Gloucester
p: ocession.
Mr.. Meade Mnnigerode, of Richmond,
and Miss Nellie Coke, Of Philadelphia, were
married at Christ Church, Greenville, S. c.,
yesterday. Miss Coke is one Of the wealth
lest heiresses in the South. Her income is
500, 900 year.
At Haymarket, Prince William county,
on Wednesday, there was quarrel over u
game Of cards between Pat Sweeney, Chaa
Mecks and r. f. Hibbs, during which Swee-
ney was fatally stabbed, dying in few
minutes. Meeks and Hibbs are under arrest
A hailstorm passed over Norfolk county
last night accompanied by heavy thunder
and lightning In Norfolk there was
terrific wind, with torrents of rain. AT
Ocean View the hail-stones were as large
rs walnuts. There was also heavy fall of
hail up the Seaboard Railroad.
It has come to the knowledge Of demo
Gratis in Richmond that number of negroes
there and in other portions of the State
who have been convicted of petty larceny
and other oilenses which disqualify them
from voting have registered. A negro ar
raigred before The court in Richmond yes
terday admitted that he had registered
under these circumstances, but hoped the
Governor would remove his disabilities be-
fore the election.
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FAIRFAX DEMOCRATS.
Correspondence Of The Alexandria q

correspondence OF The AIcNar!ria GAZETTE
CENTREvILLE, Oct. 21.-The democrat.
of this precinct held q council Of war on H..
9th, and put on their war paint. lor they
are determined to bury Tic hero Of the
Crater. The matte. vas discussed pretty
thoroughly, ana it Was thought best to bury
the iliputon Boss "head foremost so that
every claw he took, be would 90 dccrey,"
The meeting appointed ten good and saunc!.
democrats to look after the weak kuctE
and weak minded" to bring the weak
kneed" to the polls and to see that tie
weak minded were not beguIed by Tie
willy serpent.
The son Of The republican canGillate i.r
the House of Delegates WAS in the Village
the same afternoon, called AT the rrpuD.-
can headquarters, a"d your cv!rospou,iyu,
WAS informed rs :. democrat, who was III
the gui rire, tina. hc Ma here 10 deliver the
"boodie."
All OF the thick liz, woolly head, long
heel republicans, pOlltca! slaves, will vote
the republican ticket, Is usual, aud will 80
be counted, notwithstanding Senator Shcv.
man TO the contrary, who bates II rebel. pro
vided lie is II democrat, worse than TIE
chief cook OF shocl, hu! the re!rs wcu|L Hike
to know how mach MONEY Senator s'h"r
man made out Of the rebellion.
The following is the number Of votes !, =,
istered since the last election: - whit" . j
| coored q gain CT II democrats.
J. y =
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A REMARKABLE CAsE.-Judge Holiday,
OF the Chancery Court of Richmond, has
granted divorce to James W. Hanna from
his wife, Emma ]. Hanna. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanna were married in Middleton, Conn.,,
August 9th, 1878, and Immediately after the
ceremony tho bridal couple took steamer
for New York. Upon reaching that city
the bride parted with her husband and went
to Cold Springs, presumably to visit friends.
She remained at the Springs only few
days when she left there and returned to
her home in Connecticut. In the autumn
OF 1875 she returned to New York, and her
husband called on her at the United States
Hotel, where she was stopping. She would
only consent to see.him in the presence Of
friends Mrs. Hanna remained in New
York short time and from there went to
San Francisco, CAL, where she has resided
ever since. Mr.. Hanna went to Richmond
about year ago, and in August last enter
ed suit in the Chancery Court for divorce
from his wife, on the grounds of desertior,
and succeeded in getting it.