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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

The New York Herald is the king of
newspapers in America, if not in the world
No other journal We have any knowledge
Of is 50 complete and authentic in its news
At the happening of any important event,
be II in China, Oregon or New York, II al
ways seems TO have An witness on the
ground, who can tell the story concisely
and accurately The perfection Of its or.
ganizatlon for newsgathering from home
10 the ends of the earth Is marvel of mod
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10
The Week.


Another dynamite explosion occurred IL
London on the 81 inst on the underground
railway between Cover street and tht
Kings Cross station at g 80 in the evening
The windows Of passing train were shat
tered and gas lights eNtinguished. Beyond
this no damage was done, though the pas
sengers were greatly terrified The shock
was severe enough, however, 10 overthrow
Ssne wayfarers on the street over the rail.
road, and houses in the vicinity were shak
en- as II by an earthquake. The dynamite
seems to have been thrown from the win.
d0ws of the moving train but not the
slightest clue Is found AS 10 the author Of
the mischief, and Of course i, Is charged to
the account of the bloody Fenians"
The earthG uake shocks have continued
al week in Southern Spain with more or
less violence nearly every day. AT Lola,
Albania, Jaen, Velez and Malaga assures
In the earth have appeared A great panic
prevails among the inhabitants owing TO
the continuance of the shocks. The PEG.
PIE throughout Herips, Grenada and Mala
ga sleep in railway trains or occupy tents
At nights they Cougregate about huge hon.
fires Religious professions are frequent
In some villages the inhabitants are suffer
ing from famine The bodies of unbur
Iied victims are beginning IN decompose
The ruins of Albania present an awfully
impressive spectacle
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

Some time ago, a year or So Mr.. John
Nash sent a man down to his residence To
trim his trees. The man was a good
climber aud a good cutter, and in going
home to dine Mr.. Nash was surprised TO
find the trees trimmed down to the very
trunk! The trees recovered from the stock,
though the new growth was slow. Not
many followed the example, however, I'M
iii recently. During the fall George Hull
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10
Congress.

Congress re assembled on Monday, a
quorum being present ia both houses. The
first days proceedings of the Senate were
unimportant, the time being given TO
Senator Wilson b. make spec ch in favor
of the Cullom interstate commerce bill
The House, by vote of l2T to IS, re,
fused 10 suspend the rules to take up bill
10 abolish the internal revenue tax on 30.
bacco, cigars, &c, and on distilled spirits
used for manufacturing purposes The
vote is regarded as conclusive that there
viii be no legislation In that direction at
this session. Next the House refused by
lH yeas to S3 nays, two-thirds being neces
sary--to take up the Mexican pension bill
and pass it with the Senate amendments
The vote showed that there is a large ma
iority Ia the house In favor of passing the
bill when they can get control of it.-And
lastly, the house refused by i35 to 75-
again less than two thirds in the affirmative
to take up and pass the socalled Iswell
bill for general bankrupt law This vote
also showed tina, there Is majority in ia
vor of the bill II it can be reached in regu.
lar order, which appears 10 be doubtful at
this session
The senate on Tuesday almost took the
house by surprise by taking up and passing
one Of half dozen bills heretofore passed
by the house to forfeit vast unearned grants
of land made to various railroad compau les
but which bills had always hitherto got
mircd in the senate. The bill now passed
ny the senate refers to the land grant
made 10 the Oregon Central Railroad The
bill il is true, has been amended so rs 10
greatly diminish the amount Of land for.
leited, yet 1t covers over l50,000,OO0 of
acres. The bill must now 90 TO the house
for the approval of the senate amendments
resolution was adopted In the House
on "Wednesday directing inquiry TO be
made into the cause Of the death of cadet
Frederick S Strang, of Oregon, who Is al.
legged 10 have been fatally injured by haz.
ing AT Annapolis. fla few young ruflians
were hanged for haaing, a much needed
stop might be put TO this infamous prac
tice in 80 many of our institutions of learn.
ing.
Resolutions were introduced in the
house on Monday by Herbert of Alabama
and Belmont of New York. wanting 40 |
know you know of the President BY what
authority he appointed representatives of !
this government to the Congo Conference
in Berlin. II is the first instance in the !
history of this government of taking part
in such consultation of the European |
powers and is regarded as direct viola
ton Of the @. Washington rule to avoid all !
entangling alliances" with those powers
The report of the Mississippi river com
mission for the past year was laid before
the house on Wednesday and rather start.
led the members by the magnitude of its
demands After investigating the subject
for year or two and reviewing all the
plans hitherto suggested to solve the prob
lem to curb the devastating powers of the
great father Of waters, the commission
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

After being closed for week or more
the Illinois river bridge has been sufficient
ly repaired to permit crossing by teams.
The loss TO business, especially on Satur.
day last, has been considerable, but it has
been unavoidable. No one could have
supposed that breakup of the rivers
would occur at this time. Work on the
new bridge is being pushed rapidly and no
more delays are expected.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

people crowded up so close to the military
that those looking from upper windows
could see nothing but a moving mass of
heads There has scarcely been a process
sion in Washington the effect of which has
not been marred by this defect aad 1t
ought to zoe stopped
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

The result of the thaw and freeze OF last
week has been to make All enormous rise
in the river at Dayton There is quite Il
gorge above the acqueduct, and still
greater one just below Dayton, raising the
water higher We are informed, than has
been seen there for years, throwing it up
to the mills
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

John NJ Palmer is not candidate fol
United States Senator from Illinois. lie
says he has been honored with the vice
presidency Of the Southdown Sheep Asso
citation and an election as delegate to the
Hog Convention at Washington II would
simplify the contest in our Legislature very
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

Congressman VIM. NJ Springer, of this
state, is not candidate for the u. S. Sen
ate OF anything else that we know Of but
Washington dispatches say there is strong
movement among western members to Sc
cure him the appointment of Secretary of
the Interior in Clevelaud's cabinet. THE
half million of democrats of Illinois," says
the Joliet sigma, who voted for Mr.. Cleve.
land would be more than gratifed al the
appointment of Mr. Springer to the posi-.
ton named His record as an honest re
former of abuses is evidence that he pos.
seSses just the qualities to enable him to
give the department a long needed over
hauling. A. member of the house, no
man can he presented with better record
He has frequently shown that he possesses
backbone and plenty of fighting ability,
and should the choice fall upon him there
would be a rafting of dry bones among
republican land officers and Indian jobbers,
with whose practices and rascality he is
well acquainted"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

The gold in the treasury is 1924 ,915, S52
against which are outstanding gold certi-
ficates to the amount of s93,6SS, 432. The
number of silver dollars in the treasury is
$l46, 500 ,S65, against which are outstanding
silver certificates to the amount of Sll4,S65,
OIL, leaving on hand but s32 900 900 Of the
"pestilent dollars of the daddies" that are
not in actual circulstiou This, against the
SliO,00O,o00 of idle gold in the treasury, is
surely comparatively tritling sum.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

Hon Joseph Gillespie, for many years ;
prominen, Wing and afterwards Republi
can politician of Illinois, being the asso
clate and peer of such men as Lincoln
Douglas, Browning, Shields, etc, died al
his home in Alton, III, on the It'll inst
aged Is years. He hsd been a member OF
the lower house of the Illinois Legislature
and then of the senate for 10 or II years
ne was elected Judge Of the
Madison Circuit Court position which he
held for many years and which took him
out Of politics. He was gen
tleman Of line attainments, An able lawyer
and profound jurist.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

General Grant has written to Cyrus W
Field declining to receive the purse being
made up for his benefit. He expresses re
greet that he did not make the announce.
ment earlier The truth is, the only thing
General Grant wants is to he restored ia
the life office which he gave up when he
accepted the presidency that of General
of the army-and that congress and the
President ought to give him, and then
place him on the retired list.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

The annual renting OF the pews in
BeeCh hers church plymouth in Brooklyn
took place on Tuesday evening, and in
spite of the threats against Beecher by
certain republican bigots in his congrega
ton on account Of his opposition to Blaine,
the pevs rented for within few thousand
dollars of as much as they did ayear ago
the total this year being $27,s5s again (
$34, 399 last year The difference, howev,
er, Is accounted for by the failure during
the year Of some of the heaviest pew hold
ers and therefore arises from financial
causes purely and not political There was
the same enthusiastic crowd present and
the same spirited competition as at former
rentings Mr. Beecher," say the dis
patches, was exceedingly cheerful at the
conclusion of the sale"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10
THE PUBLIC DEBT,

The public debt statement for January
LIST, issued by the L. 5. Secretary of the
Treasury, shows another increase for the
month OF S64l ,3S5-that is, there is that
amount less money in the treasury than
there was Dec list There has been fall.
ing off in receipts during the month of
$2,000,00O as compared with the previous
month, the reduction being mainly in Gus
toms receipts while there has been an in
crease in payments, almost entirely on &C
count of pensions of nearly S10,0OO0oO.
The total debt of the L, 5. now is:
-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

Boston has genuine phenomenon, the
like of which has never before been seen
In all New England Yankeedom, in the
person of Washington p. Gregg, clerk of
the Boston city council He is now So
years old, and has just rendered his resig
nation, after holding the Office Dc years
What makes his case phenomenal, how.
ever is that he has refused during the AZ
years that he has been in office to receive
an increase of salary, though frequently
offered 10 him. The public officers who
refuse ii raise in their salaries are as scarce
as those who, according to Jefferson, die
or resign
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

Entered at me P0.i Otee at OuarI. N.tn0'. y.
.SfCoBd CiI.S YGN YGttF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1885-01-10

Financial circles in New York are in a
buzz over rumors affecting the solvency of
G. = Huntington, the uancontinental rail
road magnate In the U. s. court in New
York on Wednesday Judge Lawrence or,
dered a speedy trial of three suits against
him involving large amour. of money.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-25

Die n@ D.@t85tg." cOmmentirt Die 8 0 t
i1after @ruennuu9en: ug8ir glau=
ben, baB ale bier grnennun9en in tbrer
geIammtbeit etnen au8geSei6ueten @inorud
MAIDEN merOen, iopobl bier, ais i'm gluSz
Ianbe. Sir bas SnlanO fommt aber ipesieu
pteeer in Setrad)t, baB baS Seute=SpItem
cine 8e8aponirlng nm Die an6ere erfdbrt.
Die GleuelanO'id Idle IomintItration 1T obne
.3tpeifel geiOnuen, ibren @rfolg nur in Ser
frGitigften Gabrun9 Der 6ffentlt6en SutereIz
len 81 iufen unb feline Yartei 3egierung
i'm Sinne ser Seute> Bolitifer 3u lieiern. i" -
In anbercr Stelle ia9t baiIelbe 8latt: y0ie
@rnennungen babcn einen guten ginoruf
gema6t. Scr miBliebige ptggin5 1T pergei=
len, nno mas allenialls ionft ge9eu Die meme
Nbminltration unO ibre coneruattoe Gang
iamfeit eInSunenoen mar, 1T au89e9ltd)en
uno beieitigt. 8erionalz zSnterefen bebaupten
INNER nod BEN Sorraug Dor Yrin;ipienfraz
gen, aber mo- 8eioe tbentiif) eri6einen, oa
9epinnen Die 2ebteren eine er96bte Seoeuz
tung burd) Die Griteren. StS Bic Otargldnz
Der @eittgeoung fir ben unerleoi9teu Ser
min bes Slrr. 0tc2ane etnen neuen @ouoerz
nellr ernennen tann, miro Der Senat8z &rdii=
bent, Senrp Nop0, alS iutertmiitii6er @ou=
oerneur funglren, uno 9a8 ma1t Die Sad)e
bOppeIt tntereiiant, Oa Der geuaunte oerr erlt
33 Sabre alt 1T fOlglidb Der jitngfe @ous
Uerncur IN ben Ser. Staaten iein miro."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-25
spd,seitsrctfen in,s @efdnantk.

y 30 4 IN, "a. 0tGrS. 9lllmaun,
Elm iunger Mann aus Detroit, Mtif., murOc
9eitern megen 6dlihung 3u fitHf SahreH Sc
fGugniPbaft in &oncoro perurtbeilt. 0tQz
mann it oer Sobu etne8 promtuenten 8ir.
gers III Detroit unb beiratbete fiiritid bort
cine Iunge Dame aus gutter 6anllie; Ell
madte I'M letteu Otonate cine $5od);eit5reiic
bierber unO bate gletd3eitig Oie abtht, in
oieier Stabt cine SteQe I'll betonunen. AI8
oaS Sch sur gteige ging uno er nod feline
Stellung bate, perlegte er itd aufS 2Sediet=
fdli6cn. Seine iunge 6rau it ielbIpers
ftGuNltd untrOltlih iiber tbr 0iBgeidjf.
Beru, Su., "a. QtGr5.-g8m. @optlauOr
Der iif fir eiuen 8uuoe5beanlten aus g8aibs
ingtou auSgab, fam nit abbp Salisbury,
elmer reiden @rbin aus Snbianapolis, bier
ber uub lteB itd nit ibr trauen. 9tad) Der
&rauung lteB er i6 bon Dem '6OteIpirtb
6oSiOro eiuen Gbed I'M Setrage BON 1920 in
8aor nineteen uno unteruabm cine Sneipz
tour ourd Die Stabt. 2llS @opelauo bereit8
0rei Gage lang nift nii@tern geworOen mar,
reiite ieiue jnn9e 6rau mad Detroit ob, uno
uuoeren Cages eriubr Sr. 6o8iorN, OaB ieiu
@bed uertbIo5 mar. Copeland UarO oer=
bQittt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-25
Ste SseEtnabtnc eines tsotoriiOet
Sf1f1ilfOIerS,

SOIlon, "a. Mdrs.-9tn einem Wanne,
Der ii6 Charles &. Gllen nennt uno in Ntru-
9)orf anidBig su iein bebauptet uuO am Is.
Didr5 ps9en oes Seriud8, @baS. Il. S;titb
& Gomp. on Der SbooniraBe lin Smai 4uz
siige gu beidtpinoeln, perbaftet ipurOe, lfeint
Die BoliSei einen uiel pidtigeren Sang gez
ma6t gu baben, uls fie suerit annabm. ~,
len miro in Chicago, CT. Baul uno in oer-
idiebenen Stdbten tlu Siioeu uuO i'm gSes
fen BON Der Boli3ei ssiubt, ba er Suneliere
uno anoere @eiddftSleute nm grOBe 9elo=
lummen betrogen bat. 4uf Seraulahun9 Ell
ner Observation-Disclosures puroe Der Setrii=
ger, Der iid bic gtameu sS. $. Sautes, Bnt.
Sarrp uno Cabin 6. 6uller beigels9t bate,
9efangen aehalteu. gSie 9rOB Die Summe
1T, Die er ourh ieine S6Winoeleien erpors
ben bat, ldBt ii9 faum bere4neu, ebe ni5t
alle g.trosenen f9 semelOet buben. Die
islbe muB jebo4 iebr sroB iein, ba aus ct.
@uul allein ieben Sale 9e9en tbn porliegeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-25
Uicbm6rfte.

GbitagO, "a. @dr3.-&inOSieb: gu
fubr 1000, Serieuouug $500; Pretis pariirteu
3wiiden $3.50 uuO S6weine: GU
fubr 14,5OO, Serien0ung 1000; Pretie uaritrs
ten 3rpiideu 1925 uub $495. : Sdaafe:
3ufubr $500, Serieuouug 1000; Yretie oartz
trten Suii6en $3.50 uno $4.75.
ct. 2Oui8, %. MdrS. Rinooieb: gu
iubr 14OO, Serienouug 100; 8reiie uariirten
SwiIhen $3.50 uno $5.9O.-S6meiue: gu
fubr 26O0, ScrienouE9 1400; Breiie oartirten
;tuiiden $4.25 uuo $4.75.-S9aafe: 3Hfubr
100, 8erienOuug feline; Yreiie OariirteH 3tui'
iheu $2.75 unO $4.75.
6 @at=2tbertp, Benni., "a. Rdr5. -
8inoOieb: 3ufubr PAS, SerienOung 1916;
Breiie bariirteu smiiden $3.50 uuO 5000
Sdmeiue: 3ufubr 100, Serenbuug $500;
Breiie puriirten 5roiiden $3.50 unO $500
Sdoafe: i3uiubr 1000, 8erieu6uug $500;
4reiie Uariirten 5wii9en 1925 uuo $500.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-25
Scr @eIHnfnrff.

Gew Dorf, "A. Ifars. : 6otgenbes
finS bic SaluBnotiruugen: @elS 0ffnete Bu
ia 8rOJent uHO i6loB 3u grO5eHt. -
Sterling =gSediel 4.844-4.844 auf SO Gage
uu6 4.87-4.874 auf Si4t.-8unbss= =Obltz
gutiOuen 3zprO3. 1Ol4, 44sprO5. 1l1J, 4sprOj.
l224.-Attieu: Gbams' @rpreB 1872, Sen
trail Buciftc 81, @bei. Ohio 81, Grie 13b,
DO. Brior. 25, GatezSbore 62b, RS. Gtuz
tral S2t, gfortb .8eitern 915, DO. BriOr. 1870,
H.sD. Central 500, DO. YriOr. 1ZS, Ohio
0tifi. 15t, DO. Brior. CO., Pittsburg 139,
8eoOing l5l, Sod =SslanO ia, HntOns Baci'
fic 42i, @eitern.llnton SCI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-25
Getp. y orfer @adlrtdltett .

Stem gorf, "a. 0tdr3. = 0a8 6eIaz
meut ocs uerItorbeuen NtilltonGrS @orOOu %.
Surnbam murOe beute i'm g8aieHgeri4ts
eingerei6t, 0afeIbe entbdlt ein &OOi;tu,
mel6e8 oerorouet, oaB Sate Sauborn, bic
Srout oes Geritorbeuen, Die Summe BON
$50, coo, sablbar Elm 9abr mad ieiHem 5OOe,
erbalten iou.
-Gie giQ, melde Oie 0tuniiipalmablen
in Der gtabt giep=Dort pom 6erbf auf Oa8
SrIblabr Derlegt, muroe Aeute I'M Staat8le=
nate III 2llbaup ueruorfeu.
- 2eutenant S. @dnatta praieHtirte
beute absnO benz yameritapii9en Sadt
Club" bic iOeRtiid)e 6ld9ge, Die er auf oem
Gem gtOrOpol 5undaft 9eIegenen Buntte,
melher jemal5 BON Reuiden errei4t rpurOe,
entfaltete.
- &uf Dem beute aus 4ipiuruaQ augetom
meuen 3ompfer sGitp Of Yara" tanleu un=
terpeg8 atpei @rtraHfungeu am gelben ooer
Gbugresfieber Dor. 9a8 Gubr;eug miro Dor
ldufg auf Der GuarautdueitatiOn 3uritt ge.
hQlteu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-25
SSrei a,ts8eganget,.

Nep Grleans, "a. NtGr;.-6rau Satc
6apmOuO 9owe, lpelde bier uOr eiHigeu 5as
gen inter Der 2lufluge, @elo bur6 fald)e
&Oripiegeluugeu in 9lrapaboe =Gsuntp, Sol,
eridpinbelt 3u babeu, perbaftet pHroe, iit
beute aus bem @efdu9utB entlaIien worOen,
ba bier eine 0epeidle BON Som. Mcguerp
einlief, Oe8 Snbolts, 0ab cr mad ginlt6t III
Die GroSeBaftcn BEN S6luB gcfaBt babe, tcis
men Sefehl sur Qu8lieferung Der 6rau 6owe
3u ertbeilen. Seute mar in 8atonz 9iou0e
ein SpeSialpoliStit res @ouoerncur8 pon 60
loraOO, Der Die GuSlieferung Der @efangenen
forhPrtp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-25
Gntiehlid,er spS s.peier &tnSer,

StHaca 9lid., "a. @fdr; 4m Cams
tags 2t6enb wurben 3lpei tleine 9in6er bes
i'm norOltfen 8 belle bon Gratiot= County an
idiiigeu George Spooner ba9fabI'b bel lez
benbigem 2eibe gerSitet. ger Sdfer mar I'M
&albe, no er nod Wanderlei 81 tbun bate,
Ete 0iutter mar 3u Seiuf bel 8etannteH.
2ettere bate, ebe iie ipessing, tbre beiben
SinOer ;u Sett 9ebraft, bas 6er6feuer nod
tii1ti9 geidtirt unb bate oanu Die Sbiir hins
ter ii6 9eidlofien. SermutbIi9 fteleu einige
gliiben6e Soblen aus Oem Diem, rpoOur9 Der
6uBbobeu unb oann bas gauSeSaus in 8raaO
erietben-geuug, als Oiegia9barn ba5 Seuer
bemerften, bate baielbe bereit8 10 melt nm
fid ge9riffeu, baB tpeOer Die 8inOer nod oaS
6au8 gerettet luerSen fonnten troB ser ener=
otiditeu QuitreuQuuaeu Al Oieiem 2uede.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-25
SIC cflnnniltafrnne.

@offepOille, 8ani., "a. 02Grj .-0i
biefgeH StlNbOma SOlOniIten Ueriudeu, cine
m0glihf groBe an}0bl yente iiber bic @reu5e
mad GnabOma iu idldeu, pdbrenO geueral
Sotb nit Der llebcrlpa6uug Oes &upt. GrOu1
uno ictner SoloniiteH gu Artauia5.@itp be
idGftigt lit. Sbr Blan If, bic Diduner in
iIeineR Gdaoreu liber Die gren3e gebeH 5I
laiien, lnO iie iiber Elm groBes @ebiet gu 3ers
itrcueH. aun0ihaiter reiten bam fOrtmdb.
reno 5uii4en ben OeridteOeueu S9aareH
bin unb ber, uno WQrueH iie, iObalo 8ruppeu
berunnoben. 8ie 8olouiiten baben groBe
GeriiGrtungen ans SerG8 erbulten, uuO ltuO
Der 2lniidt, 0aB Die lpenigen BuHOeStruppeu
Hidt i'm Stan0e ieiH per0en, %tma5 gegeu
iis aus3uri6ten. Njebrere Bigeu nit SOrs
rdtbsu fir Die 9olOHiiteu gtugeu am Conn
m no non hipr IN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-25

Die @aibingtoner ,@eielidaft" ianlmert
bereits in alien Souarteil iiber Die merfIide
Gbnabme Der militdrti6eH unO maritimen
Sobur9er uno 8 anjbOlbe. SomObl
Der Srie9Setretsr, ais aud Der 6lottenmini-
fer i6iden ale bic untfornurten 0tiiBi9gdu=
ger aus Der Staot. gSie Der 9eitrige vStar"
beridtet, bielten Die inagen @eielIidlaftsOaz
men cine Seriammlung uub erfIdrten, oaB
Gnptcott uno SSbitnep uperfect horrid"
ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1885-03-25
Scr &oblcn9r1ber 9tmsitan0 i'm
SStitsburGer Stfrtft.

Yitt8burg, ga, "a. Dfdr3. = &8 per-
lautete beute, 0aB 600 Der ausitebenOen Sob.
lenerdber inter 6en Don ben @rubenbeitbern
9eitellten Seoingungen an Die qrbeit geganz
gen leieu, unO baB anOere balO ein @IeideS
tbun rpiiroeu. Die Situation in ben Goblen=
grubeu OIL BEN Giienbabnen 1T unuerdnoert.
Die on9ebrobten @rmittirungen 5u Scott
6aoen babeu nod ni9t itatt9efunOen. Die
Strifer beinben id nod in ibren 9IuierH
uub erfIGren, tpenn bic Gempa9nte barauf
beiiebe, 10 tpiir6en fie obue g8iOeritanO ans
Sieben. Wlan gluubt iuoeHeu nift, baB es 10
m neit fnf1fffert fn,irN
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gr=Seuotor M 3 Onnlo BON Subiaz
na lit nie0er ans gSabington na4 ieiuer
Seiuatb ;uriifgefehrt. @r lGBt Our9blifeu
oaB inn Die @eiaubtibaft in ct. 8eter8burg
au9eboteu noroen, baB CT aber nid)t geneigt
lei, eiuen iol6en Soften an5uuebmen. Frd-
iiOent Glepelano bat auf ben Senator etncu
portrefilitcn ginorud gema6t, unO oerielbe
eriuartet buS Seitc bon Der ueuen IomiHi=
1tratiou.
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Gin wIslihcg SaaSmtttel.

Die @ifeni6aft bat in ben leeten 8ejeHs
MEN iiberraidenoe 5ortl6ritte gemaht = be-
ionberS bat bic @6emie piftige 6eilmittel
in's Qeben GlpcerinsGarbOls Sdure
-Solic1lz SGure, @btOral-ial9aureS @Ocain
unO ollegr3eugniiIe Der legteu 3abre.-0as
pidtigite GreigniB iit ieOOd bic GtHiihrun9
oes SanOer'i6en Eucalyptol, elmer ftiif9en
Subitan3, bic fd beiouoers ais Elm prObates
Sausmittel bewdbrt bat in pip btberitis
unO allen &rten bon s 6al8letbeu, Sas
tarrb g 4uupfen, ReurGl9ie, aud
in Der &ntpenOuug BET SranowuHOeR, Ges
idmulf ulm.-SeOt 5lnide if nit ausfiibr.
Iihen &ntpeiiungen Oerieben, uub Der Preis
$1.-Gs piro in uielen 6dueu nur tropIena
tpeiie psrtpenoet. i3u baben bel alien apOtbes
fern ooer bel Der 9aupts Ggentur
Nteper Brothers 81 Gotnp.,
(@R6-l 9t' sOass, Np.
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RaG,webctt Ocs 9lnsitaaoeS tnt
GpGfHAthale.

New @trattsoille, E, ., "a. Mdr3.
- Sier unO in Der llm9egenb berridt inter
ben SobleuarGberr, Die iid Dem groBen
Strife auidlofien, Die entietlidite ytoth;
6amilieu0Gter betteln f0rmli4 I'M arbeit gu
ieoem 9reis, ielbit su 80 Gents pro 8Onue
fir bas 8oblengraben, I'M ibre Sinoer Dor
benz 8crbuns.rn 3u i6deen. Der llmitanO,
baB nebrere Der biefgeH Rinen nod INNER
in Srauo iteben, tnaft bic 9lrbeit nod rarer,
uno bieausFdten fin6 b6dft tribe. 9te 3abl
Der Seid3dftigunssloien in Sbanuee aIlcm
ptrb auf 1000 eei6Gbt, unO es miro feline
arbeit fir fie 9ebeu, ebe Der auSgebranute
8riftol= 3unnel reparirt tpOrOen iIt, unO Dies
,nirb uodl mebrele MonQte 0aueru,