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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-31
Der 0etrafoes ttnD Ttftttaltetss
Warft.

@bicaso, 80. Sult. - Nebl ifetis
gSai,en siemlif lebbaft uno laloB inter
ben aeiirigen &ateu-Suli 875, Aug. 87a,
Sept. 90; @iais flu unb idtob uieor. /;
Suli 45s, aug. Asst; Sept. 45; 9aier 80;
&ossen So; @erfte 68; Sla4siaamen l.23 /;
Sdpeiuefieiid 1000; S&mal1 $50; Gier
l1-l1f.
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@eitere @rncnniinactt.

9us @eriidt ctrfulirt, baB 6r. Gitcomb
SiiIfss&e9iitrator bes Sdasamtes ,uufgeior.
bert morben Jet, gu reiigniren. 9tegitratOr
&olecranS erfldrt, baS @eriid)t lei unbesriilr-
bet, jebo6 perbe cine feorsaniiation beab:
iid)ti9t. Der Yr6iirent pollio9 beute meb:
rere peitere @ruennuugen gu Iemtern bon
Serin9erer Seoeutung. Die mi6tgiteu Der
ielben finb Die bes Srn. SObn @a0maQabe,
gum 3olleinnebmer Don YblaSelpbia, Oes
6rn. 2tler. $. Sbiplep (N.zO.) gum Soniul
in audlanb, beS 6rn. S. s. Mc@astill
(0iiIi.) gum Soniul in Dublin, oes 6rn. Sol
6alfenbuh (S.) gum &OniuI in Sarmen NH
6es Srn. Sames @beelan (N.s9 gum SOn:
illl in Sort Grie, San.
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Gus ocr Sunoesbanptitaot.
sefretar 2amar uno pic GioiiOienit Som:
miiIton.

9Saibtngtou, y. s., 80. Snli. -
gfa6tebenoeS lit Der gSortlaut oeS Sd)relz
bens, iueldeS SetretGr 2amar, iuie bereit5
beri6tet, bieier Sage oil Sru. gatOn, Sor~
ieer Der @ioilOienit= &Ommiiiion, i6ifte:
"9eportemcnt oeS 5nnern. lSalhin9on, Is. 5uli
1855. an ben aht6. 0Orman y. gaton. - Sbre
3uifrift pom 10. D. ptts. babe ih erhalten. lftt
tefem Seoauern babe i'd Die artitel, ron iuelhen sic
lpreuen, 9eIeien Uno bin ebenlo, me Se lelolt oon
Der unrld9ieit oerlelbtu u6erytu9t. Ger SrIeI pom
l. SUM bate tenen SeSu9 0uf meine 9anolung5s
metle ODER oeieni9e metHes SepartemeutS. Sh 9ez
niige nur meiner 8idlt, iueun ih ferner bier condz
tire, oa6 Ger Snbalt Der SbrereitS all mid 9erJtez
ten 3uihriiten uoaitinoi9 i'm Gtnslange nit melnen
el9enen InlIdlten rano, uno 0dB unler brleHther
Sertebr ntemals Der 9erSliatttt uno 6reunoutseI
entbebrte, Die mir i'm pcrl0niten Serte9r iu endilz
Der emptnben. Sb9leib ih feinen 5hetl matneS
ganSen Sanoes ais metn ei9enes 9elmathlanS be-
trade, 10 6eoauere h ooh ntbt, oaB Die 9tpIloen'tz
Sommion mir ole angenehme Bfil(ht auTerlt9te, Die
characterization Su re6leiireu Die in benz mir inter-
iteuten Separtement 9egen meinen SelmatbSr6l Su
Gage traten. Inter Iruheren IomlnitrauoneH uno
por Der @retrin9 Der Stnlloenlt=eommllron l9loS
rirte Die GretItpe bel Der Sornabme Don Srnennunz
gen aus perihieoenen gang ipejellen grunoen Ole
inteQi9entete uno bette Sepolterun9 oeS SioenS.
Der Giul"ienz@ommiiio mar IS uberIaiien, ben
intelli9enten Naiien bes sanSen 9anoes ben 2Be9
sum Gintrtt in Den 9fe9lerun9 50ienit 81 ba6nen.
Der unermeBltte Jiedltbum, ioluie Die Geihdf5tbdz
tsfet oes 9toroerS biIt oieIe Der been @ele9rten,
Sauneute uno Suriiten oapoD a6, i'd bic ibnen 9ez
botene geegenbeit Su 9tuben Su MAIDEN, pdbrenO
Der Snoen, no lid inr Die intel9enten Otnnen teine
10 lutrattuen 9rfperbSne9e ofnen, Dem Re1terun9s=
oenite ieine belten Sohne 3ur SerIu9un9 tent. Ius
bieIe= 9rinoen Ioiien Die Seteu5 Der SommiInon
eltotteen Serdte erleben, ba6 Die Saaten, Die eit%
her pen9 ODER gar nitt beriitiiti9 uuroen 6ei Der
Stelun9 BON @an6ioaten me6r in Den Soroergrun0
treten, alS anoere Staaten.
9oifeno, bas mir, SeOer mad Der ibm susetbetIten
SpbGre, mad &rditen on Der augemenen lBoblia9rt
mltnrbeen mo9en, babe i'd ole Ggre, Su jeldnen nit
9robter ahtun9 Jbr er9ebener I. y. Samar."
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Scr @eIDNtarff.

Rep>gert, 80. Sult. - 6oIgenSes
Fnb bic S6lusnotiruuseu: Gelb 6ffnete ;u
i-2 groSent unO ifloB 5u / /! Yro5ent. -
Sterling s@ediel 4.85-4.85t auf 60 Gage
unb 4.86i-4.S6i auf Gid at.-8unbess Dbl
sutiOnen 3.pro3. lOS, 4i=pro5. 1124, 4.prOs.
1929 attien: &bams @rpreB 14O, Gens
tralsYacific S3a, @6el.=Sbio 81, @rie 154,
DO. Brior. 3Oa, 9afe-SbOre 7O4, q. S. Sem
trail 45a, gortbs s8efern 97a, 90. Yrior. 1914,
N..g. Central 974, DO. Yrior. izS, Sbios
Olifl. 1873, DO. BriOr. 76, Bittsburq l4l,
8teabing III, 8odsSslano 118, untons Boci.
fc 48t, Befterusunion 674.
@sbruu6e .St. Satcb's DEL" I'M @beu.
matismus su beilsH. @s beilt ft9sr uuO
i6nea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-31
Cine Sarte.

Gn GGe, pelde an ToIeen BON SuaenaIanben,
nereoier S9wd6e, frhbem Btrio1, BeTIlh eer D1anS
nestrat u. 10. leoen, ienbe Id foftenfrd ReBepL
mem Nilfondr in Sh6s amerita eRiSedt. S6i6i
ooreltrtes Goupert an Rep. .SolepbE. 9Hmau citation
d. RewsDorgsGit9. (9uli6. .19siazs4p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-07-31

Ragn Die belebten 8aIerausfige mad
S0l6erfer Sea d, Dem berrlideu Baz
De- uHb @rboIuHgsplaBe al Der &beiapeate.
Sai, bem @noSel 0un6erttauienoer, neldje,
Dem @etriebe Der bsiBen faubummOltteH
SnaBeu Der St0ot entiliebeuo, all ben Brit
ten Der epig iuu9en Dtutter gatur irieoltte
9tube unp GrbeIrng iuden, iino mirtlih Elm
@enuB iitr bic @rtgrfoniiten. 2msi nor
pradtpOulen 2umpfsr ieben sur Serfiiguna.
&oIAeiter Sea4 bietet be8QnSiebeuoen mebr,
olS otele anoere CONNER Re6orts. gu oeu
0teSjGbrigenyiOUitaten geb0reu eiu 8oQidlitt=
idnb Stint nit trefilihen 6abrterrain, SGf.
&c nit mertmiirOigen Sbieren, erpeiterte
Gaoelotale, neue BON einem gei6dteu @drtz
ner bergeridtete @art- uno 8lnnlen- Qnlaqeu,
elne Hene SS,,rt &arouiiel II, !. :. SEES Odtfs
piers p2Ouiie" Babrteh bon bier beginner taq,
lid - SOnnta9s ausgenommen-um 10 ll6r
friib uno 43 llbr yta6mittags III Bier
SIR. 1G, 2i9btzSrase; an Sonntagen fritb 9
ubr unO gta6mittag8 3S llbr. Die Beoiuz
gun9en 3um 0iietben beS 8labe8 fir Sir6eus
@emeinoen, SOnntag8it)ulen uno Sereiue
finb i'm 9iircuu gir. 16, gisbtftraBenz8erIts,
All erIeheu.
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B6~ Der belebefe 2lusau9Sort in bieier
SailOn If nnlreittQ &an Hioae. Den

B9~ Der bRlebtefe 2lushu9Sort in bieier
SOilOn it unlrcittg Ban 8i6ge. Den
&eriebr 3rpii6en Baltimore uno benz iai bio
uablen Sabeorte permitteIt Ssr &alai QaW-
pier ySane MOieleg." 2&er i'm Ietten Sabre
fi6 in 8aD 0iiOge aufgebalten unO bieie
Saiion bniielbe iuieSer beiutt, pirO eritauz
neu iiber Die oielen Serbeherungen. Die
duBCrIt rsiuli9 9ebaltenCn g8ege unO @ra5s
plate, Die eleganteu neu angeIridenen Sc
bGuoe, Die 9feibe uteolider neuer SaoebdU=
ier mo anoere Serbeiierungeu baben Sags
9fi09e iehr ;u ieinem Sortbeile UerdnOert.
Cine 9roBe, geraumige EE,aa1paue. eInp h.
9ei6agn, etHe EI,SuI1Iilti6ubbabn, ein gJdie.
pau TT,!Tap iu0 anOere 3iHge mebr iiuS porz
banoen rno tragen iareH 3beiI CUR llnterbalz
tlng Der @rruriOnilteu bel. I'm 5uei Seiz
ten II Die @5eiapeaie= =Sai nit 9eidtiateit IN
errei6en nn6 milig giebt iie eiuen Sbeil 10
res groBeu 6iidUoratbeS Dem geoulOiaen
Slider ab. 8aS mobl ausgeIiattete unS aut
gefiihrte Sotel rpirb bon Srn. u. q. 8nrz
rQps perpaltet, weldem Elm Corps ,uUorz
fOmmen6er 99itnaeltellter jur Seite ftebt; aber
aud fir 6umilen, tpeId)e ibre eigenett Mnhls
Seiten mitbringen, ino Die u0tbtgeu Bequentz
litDfeitCn UOrbunoen. Der 8ampfer Uerldst
VigbltraBen 2Serfte, giers gt. u uuo I3,
nm llbr Is gtir. SOrmittagS uuO 10 ubr
9iat)mittags. Yroi. i3ie9ler's SapsQe cont
2eltirt ieNen SQn
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Sme @isoins nit aOiesnns beorobt,

Selretdr Mannina bat SEQ. g8. albright
aus 2llbanp, N.=g., elnen 6auOwerfer
Skilled Laborer) i'm SIreau 6es iedsten
anbitOrs, gum Giiitenten Oes Chefs Der @rs
nennungsbioiion ernannt, un0 Stuar 81 ei=
mem SalGr BON $1,000 pro Sabr. Dem Ser
nehmen nod iOu 5r. SEQ. 9S. &Oie, Der biz
beri9e Niiiiteut, nd6fteus gum @lert Der
pterten Slaiie reOuSirt werOen. @S 1T rag
lid, oh cine auf biee gSeiie oor9enOmmene
Grnennung inter Dem @iuiloienfs@eiebe
itattbait iit. Die Nnii9t miro oielfaf &C.
dnBert, baB albright euentuea oem 6rn.6tg
gins oils @bei Der @rnennungs= 0ipiion nad)z
folaen mirb.
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GrpsciHrune eimcs ameritaniId1en Snr8ers
III Werifp.

Gin Amerilaner, giameus 6amilton, alias
6toerS, 1T 81 3acutecas, Dtcrito, inter elmer
Miornantla9e Dor @eridt geitelIt worOeu.
Seine 6rennbe bier Su QanOe melbeten benz
Staat8pepartement, baB er obne EroSeB bin.
9eridl:et werben iolle, ulleiH cine beute bier
Ctngetrohene 0epeid)e brtngt Die gtadrift,
baB Ell proSeiFrt uno 81 20 Sabren 3u9tbaus
perurtbeilt ruurbe.
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. lie San

Diro nod anuen6uns 0e5 @orlapoulian ndbrenb
ihmar!e VleGeu ErS 8auiauSitld9euero 6eiettilt;
Seulen un6 @cfiuhre 9ailGn ihuel. 9erionen,
nete on Strop9eln, al Gu9enz, Runb=, Obrenz,
Seln=, N0ls= uno DraienauSihldgeH ltiOen, iuelte
@ebroud BON Guetiilbcr entitan6en iino, fonRen
iih aui Nelun9 per0heu, menn oas Suriapdruan
genugen0 langs on9cpunot lur0, um ieiHen Siuorut
0uI ocn SrgaHsmuS MAIDEN 81 fOHntH,
Slne Nlnite uon oieiem cuthdlt me5r 6tiielemeIte,
ais cocs an0tre Scilmittcl IS lUro 6beeo1ellUeiIs
ein9enommen, Udlren6 man 6ai au0eren ArBueieu
iltniz bis iedl$ma 10 uitl HCbmtu mu6, 8el Apos
thrfrrn IN hnhln. lrtls 81 .On hlr lHInithr.
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Sohn Road,s @iunahmeil.

Die biefse p8Oitn miro morgeu einen
lGn9eren 9rtifel uer0fientlden, III wel9em
bic Summen, Die Der parne banterotte"
Sobn &oad ieit 1862 fir Den Sau uno 0ie
&epulatur uon Sabr;eugeu bon Der Sunbess
re9eruns erbielt, geuau nadaeidblt werOen.
9tele Summeu belauieu iid TN 9an;en auf
S1O,333,626.
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TaMtItentraa1ote.

&Ibanp, N.=D.. 80. SuIi.-Die 35-iab.
riae @attin 2oren5 2eitmeper'S, zines beut=
Iden Sdubma6ers, burdiduitt ft beute
frib bic &eble uuo mar btuueu 8ur;em cine
9eiGe. Sie mar sar 3eit Der Ebat betruus
ten.
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8rCi5 % SentS Die S1a1tel.
sSn babeu in Ocu apotBefeu.
9ies ,,0aBruuO JaIi6."

Dian itite cine Sriefmarfe an 5r. Wapnah b
60, gir. 81, 2&a1enz Str., Hew gorf.
RI Uno man Uiro @uStunit arbolen, ole Iduienbe
nCrtb lit.
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Weneral Grant.

Sefti9eS @epitter uuf MoHnt Mc@regor.
3uci SitiSisre onrdD SIibitrabIen betaubt. -
Gin abtdieos1dretben Der 6ran 8ramt
an tbren tcotcn Gatten. Die 1snbeTdtte
oes feIoberrn. - graIiocnt 6leOeIano erz
net,nt bic 9abrtud,trdaer.
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Ueru,tI6tes.

9,e beutise Steuer @iuuabme betrug
$323,749 unO Die 3Oleinnabme S655,726
@eit bem /. b. Wtts. bis beute wuroeu i'm
@anSen Yenfonen i'm Selaufe BON $780,
600 ausbesablt.
CUR Ginl0inus befiu1mte Nationals Sant=
gtoteu i'm Setrage pou $685. 900 liefen beute
I'M Sdasamte elm.
Ser Ser. Staaten-Soniul in 9ebta, Spas
MEN, bat benz Staatsoepartemeut telegra=
pbii6 mitsstbeilt, baB Der auSbru6 Der &bO-
iera in senunuter Stabt offi;iea protlamirt
porben lit.
Der amerifaniide Soniul su MarieiDe,
Srantreif, beftreitet in elner Oepeide al
Sas Staatsbepartement Die angabe, bab Die
Cholera tpieoer I'M iiipli9en 6rantreid aus
9ebrOden iei.
Der biefge pene3uelaHiife 9eianbte ipnrz
be beute burb cine DepeiGe bena9ri4tgt,
baB bic &epolution in Sene3uela pollfdnbig
unteroriidt noroen iif, trot6eu Die britiide
SebSrbe auf Der Sniel Srinioao Die Sniurz
aeriteu unterItiibte,
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apnIuln, Die i'm slmte bIeiben.

Yer Yrdfbent bat bel9lOisn, iOlgeuSe BON
friiberen Aominiitratiouen ernannte Sonluln
iue9en ibrer ausge5eidreteu 0ienite I'M 4mte
gu bebalten: S. s. Stepart in antperpeu,
Selaien; s. S. Spra9ue ieit 184S i'm 4mte)
in Gibraltar; q. S. Clifton IN @oberif,
Canada; SSfar 0talmuas in 2eith, @ugs
Lamb; gbm. 8bomiOn in SOutbamptOu, @ng-
Lamb; q. S. SteuenS (friiber @lert bes
SauS. Gonite's fir Sertpilliguu9en) in Bic
toria, Sritid Columbia; 8bilipp Garrsa in
Yalermo, Stalien; q. .. gSiuiams (Sene=
ral.Soniu0 in 9aOanna uno 6. 6. Sor6
(Saufmanns.agen in Sa9ua ga 9ranoe.
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siinf 0efanoeme IebenSfa aer0Itet

9ortIau6, Or, 80. Suli.-9as @ountp.
9efGngniB 81 Safer. @itp, Dr., braunte in
uer9angener gtad]t uie0er, uuo fitnf @efaus
gene tamen in ben 6lammen nm, ndbreno
Elm iedster beoeutli6e Sranonunoen oauon
trug. @iner Der Seiaugenen bate ftf iiber
llnmoblletn beidwert, nllO Der Qufieber mar
iiber bic StraBe in cine QpOtbete gegangen,
nm Gr5nei 81 bOleH. @iuen augeublif ipater
brad}en Die 6lammen aus uno oerbreiteten
fId nit gSin6eseile iiber oas ganSe, aus 6oli
erridtete @ebauoe. Die Sbiiren muroen raid
erbro6en, alleiH 8aud uno 6lammeH trie.
ben bic Sur &ettung Der Gefaugeneu berbei
eilenben Sirser tuieoerbolt ;uriid. S. gStHz
felnlann, Elm Shot, melder tiirjlih etnen
setptiien Gllen 8iuers t0btete, iUrroe idllieB-
lid bstuuBtlos uno i9ner Uerbrannt aus lei
ner 3eue gei6leppt. Die fiiHf anoereH 5n=
lohen oes gefdu9niiies, Namens 9Ouis Wltl=
ler, Geo. Ylumb, Samuel 8rOmn, gSilinm
gamb uno SObn GOole1 (9eeterer mar Der
@rmor6uug zines gepifeu SameS Sauerp
9eitdncig) niubten ibrem Shidlale ii6erlaiien
mereen. GS eriiitrt @runo 81 Der Aunabme,
eab Wintelmauu bas @efdu9niB an;luoete
in Der 5Ofinuns, feline 6luft gu bewertfel-
lIgeH.
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0ln Dos 9snbHfnnt

Ier1eft ndt, Jioouou's Bu perIangen, uUO nbers
5euat 9Ud, oof oer yaame ~9laoWaq" aui Dem febt,
rOs Str fault.
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Ut q art6
ttl tbren UcrIdteSenen Nprnet,,
btBiges InO fnltes SSie6er
N laciI

Rers'Ne > RcaOH ReIief 1T Elm SeiImitteI aes
gen ale!.st S1merSen, SabnihmeBen, Sopfi5mers
sen, Sultpeh, SenoenUeb, Rerueuiue6, 8erhaubuns
gen, S.uephun9en. &hten=, Sruit oSer @gieOer.
9ts annrnbun9 bes Reno1 geItef altf cen TbelI
ooer ole &bee, mo Der StlmeTB ooer oas yeSen hbt,
9emagrt lolon Sinoerung uuS GrItitterunl.
SSnar oas erte uno 1T oas cimiige Sd,ner,e,,=
betImitteI, fuelteS uut Der Stele Die GudleIoCu
S6merien ltillt, Snt5an0ung IinOert uno Oem Slut-
nnoran9 nbbilit.
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2luf Rt. RcBreaor,

0t. M c @regor, N.=9., 80. Suli. -
Die 9rupirun9 bes @aesons, mel9er Die
Qeihe bes Generals @rant ben 8era biuab
nod Saratoga brinsen ioll, tpurSe beute bon
spei 4ugeftellten Der 6irma, Die oen Sarg
lieferte, begonnen. 9as Snnere Der Siua,
in pelder Die lleberreite liegen, 1T pboto9ras
sbirt rorbeH, unb Die 9dIte I'M 6otel, qr0ss
tentbeils 6reunbe Der Samllie @rant, erbiel=
ten beute Grlaubuib sur 8efdt,gung Der
Qeife. Srau @rant, tuel6e iid] felt benz
SoSe ihres @atten i'll ibrem 3tmmer auis
bielt, fam 9eitern abeno, ais Die llsberreite
in ten Gar9 gelegt tporbeu tparen, gum erz
fen 0iale tuieoer in bas untere StofmerI
berab. Gle mirb oieleidt ni6t Dor benz 7.
Nu9uit BON bier abreiien, Inn Die Nufreeung
Der paar unmitteibar Der 8eereigung oorauss
gehenben Gage 81 oeruleioen. @rsBotnlei,
fer Grestpea itattete beute Der SanliIie etnen
8ein6 ab.
Spdt beute Ha9uiittag entlub fif) elm bef=
tiges @etpitter iiber hiefiger @egen6, in 6eiz
len Serlauf Sberf gS. g. Bed, Sefeblsha=
Der Der uSatterie G,n uno General 81. 8.
SadiOn, Sefeblsbaber 5u Sort Columbus
anf goperuor's SsIau6, bur6 Slistrahlen
getrofen unb uerlest nurben. 9eneral Sad
ion mar erft bepte Hadnlittag bier angetout>
men, I'M oaS Commando iibcr oas hieiiae
Eager Der &e9uIdren 3u iiberuebmeu. 8eiOe
Serreu, tpelde brett bor Ger @raut'i4eu
Bila, ieSob eine tleine Strede abmGrts uou
berielbsu, pou BEN elettrii6en Strome &C.
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SnrrnnnriTinn 2fefnfnenf.

Delles aus Stofteu ron uuBeroTbentliher Setltraft
betehL lue SieS Bur RetHiguns, 28ieoerberfeuuus
mo Srdlti9una 6es nieoer9ebroheHen Sorpers uotbs
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@rcts so GentS Sie SSlaSde.
Or. 9taoWag's
SGtIapatilItGtt : 8eioIuent,

Sur NriIung olIer d,Touiihenarantbeten 5tropbeln
ShnHOiudbt, Druieneioen, geihpiire, hroRia
iheu &beLmatismu5, @rurpetns, Riereuz, 9I1s
lenz uno SeberlstSen, 0pspepre, Srantbeiten oer
unp brimat @eiunoheit uuO Strait iarad.
ar No Nksrnh9a
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9Qri8, 80. Suli. - General 0e G0nrteB
telegrapbirt ans l5ue, Der 0auptitaOt BON
9lunan, baB fia bic 3uitdnOe iE ienem So
nigreid]e befern. Der @eneral bat 81, 800
coo pon 8bunmet erbalten, oeiien Sater ben
tiir3Iid)en glngrifi uui bic frau50ii6e @eiauot,
idaft in Sue leitete. Sgunmet's Sater be
finOet Ii9 jebt ais geiou9euer in Den pinOeu
eer SSraESoicu.
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-05-29

tits q great mistake to setrp our
own standard Of right and wrong
and Judge people accordingly %
measure tbe enjoyment Of others by
our own; to expect uniformity Of
opinion IN this world to look for
judgement and experience Ia youth
to endeavor to mould ali dispositions
alike; not to yield to ilnmaserial txi-
fies; to look for perfection IN our
OWE actions to worry ourselves and
others with what tcannot hcremedled
not to alleviate aIl that needs alleYi.
alton as far as lies in our power;
not to make allowances for the IN.
firmitles Of others to considerevegE-
thing impossible that we cannot pere
form to believe only what our fDile
minds can grasp to expect 20 be
able to understand everything. Ihs
greatest Of mistakes is 70 live only
FOR time when any moment nlay
launch us into eternity. .Ex.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-05-29


DrED. AT her residence near La
gonda in Charlton county, May {,
1885, Mrs Mahola Lisson, sged ~
years. 4 months and % days. De-
ceased was the second daughter Of
David Dicky. She was born in Mont
gomery county KY, December Is.
1897, was married to John Lisson
the 18th day Of July 1857. Soon AZ
ter they were married they moved
from Indiana to Coles county III,
where they lived 9 years. They
then moved to this county where she
lived till her death. Her husband
died in the mining districts OF Colo
RADIO In the year 1880, leaving her
with the care Of four children. On
the 1st day Of October 1883, while
deceased was returning from New
Cambria by accidental overturniug
of her wagon, she received injuries
from which she never recovered
She was confined to her bed nearly
10 months Gradually her lungs
became affected which caused her
death. While she lived in Illinois
she united with the Christian Church
Of which she was . constant member
until death During the 10 months
Of suffering she never murmured e
her lot, but bore It with christian
fortltude, and was fully resigned to
the will Of Him, who doeth all things
well. She leaves four children. and
many kind friends somourn her lose
A FRIKNp.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1885-05-29
THE TEHUANTEPEc SHIP RAILWAY.
As Designed by Capt. ]. B Eads. A
Model Now ON Exhibition at
The Worlds Fair

The Worlds Fair
| One of the most interesting and
by far the most important special
exhibIt at the Worlds cotton centen-
NAL and Industrial exposition, is the
working model of the Tehuantepec
ship railway which illustrates. the
method proposed by Capt. James B.
Eads, for an inter-oceanic crossing
between the Gulf of Mexico and the
Pacific ocean.
The wonderful success of the pro
jector of this great enterprise in
other important works, gives as a
guarantee of its practicability. All
will agree that if it is practicable to
move loaded vessel over land there
should be no time lost in completing
a work of such immense benefit to
the commerce and industries of the
world.
We wish is were possible for your
readers to listen to the graphic ex-
PLANTATION by the chief engineer of
the work-E L. Corthill, ESQ.,, who
by the aid Of a large map of the
world and by diagrams and the work.
ing model has carried conviction. to
the minds of all who have
listened to the statements
in reference to the urgent
necessity and the practicability and
the superior advantages of the meth
cd and route proposed.
The snbject if discussed in all its
bearings would occupy too much
space in your columns, but its salient
points should be given to your read
ers. 1t will facilitate a proper un-
deystanding of the subject, if they
viii have before them globe or an
ordinary map of the world, in order
that they may fully understand and
the relations that exist |
between one country and anothera rand
the commerce of the nations Of the
world that Is carried on at present |
by long and expensive routes. Two
hundred million people, comprising
the more enlightened nations of the
world, are virtually separated from
600, ,000, 900 who lnhabit the far Pa
cific countries, by the barrier that
traverses the whole length of the
continents ofNorth and South Amer
lea.
The present sailing TO utes around
it are from 12 600 to Is, ,O0O miles in
length, requiring from two and one
half to Eve months to traverse them.
The immense distance which separ-
ates our Pacific coast, for instance,
from the wheat market of the world
makes it impossible for San Francis
to compete with India or AustraIia
in the Liverpool markets. An inter-
oceanic commun ication via the 18TH
mus of Tehauntepe in Mexico win
shorten the sailing time between
San Francisco two an oDe-half
months, and q crossing at this point
willvirtuaIIy connect the east and
west coast lines of the United States
and Mexico, end it viii commercially
extend the Mississippi river into the
Pacific ocean.
This was the idea that Mr.. Eads,s
the protector of the ship railway,
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