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fiIs pf Serpent Worship.

A]ge rpent mound has been dis
covrd inI be Carthage road, between
Quy II and Carthage, by the
l'eet A clearly defined
Ks Slls'I lies coiled along the ground,
lg .pS the line of the bluff. Its en-
gH is i450 feet. The ridge
(4,a 3Epowed down until now is
\ Foor three feet above the sur
ut the outlines are still plainly
Ible- The mounds at the coils
5 serpent are ten or twelve feet
M M, Tho specific dimensions are 600
pm Che head 10 the coils; the
: y ,alpy space 500 feet in length
B u g made up of four uislino
! u. 4 J 100 n apart.
j r 3 Co. r tie 70 the rattle Of the
6 40 feet, snd there are three
: d IN .ISsso g ~. 700 feet
! : u ~ t.'s' .ssi 4
near thga-aead and seventy-five fc
near thf tail. Mr.. Peet explored OF
of the mounds and a few feet bclo
the surface found tie remains Of fl,
pers but he does not think thi
the re the remains of serpent wo
SLIPPERS, which he thinks are burie
deeper. lie will make further expI,
rations.- Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Under certain circumstances bird
may lay as many as fifty eggs in
year, which are quite large. measuring
eighteen inches in circumference and
weighing three to four ponnds. The
shells are one-tweIfth of an inch thick,
a 7e used by the natives as water
vess They feed on alfalfa. caIlas-
baga. rn, doura Qndan milleR y
and h adult consumes about fory
poHnds of food daily. They will
swallow almost anything. large stones.
bits of brick, metals, coin, ETC., all of
which they are able to digest.
One of the birds at San Diego is
said to be thirty-two years old, but IN
their native land they are reputed to
live to the advanced age Of eighty to
one hundred years. The period of in
cubation is forty-two days. the male
performing that duty from p, m. to
b a. m, while his generous spouse as
sumes the delicate care of the pro-
spective family the remaining part of
the day Boston Cultivator
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Encouraging.

Nimrod Stoutleigh-Any SHOOTING
here, my boy?
N9t;ve-Yessir. Dad just shot a
man dressed like you.-rThc Aroosv
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Mamma-Good by, dearie; what
shall buy for my little girl? Helen
Some bunions, please. so can tell
when the weather is going to change.
1t is rather tough on doctors son
to be named William, and have to
sneak through the elysium of youth
under the opprobrious title of "the
doctors Bill"
Husband-"Am | never to have nv
own way" Wife-"Certainly, my
dove, when we are both agreed you
can have your way, and when we diff.
fer III have mine"
Employment Agent-Sec here How
is thisP You staid Two weeks in your
last place How did that happen?
Domestic-S Sure, Oi dunno. Oi musht
av ovcrshlcpt myself
Miss Lentils lin Boslon)-oI have
just discovered poem in this maya
zine which | cant understand Miss
Besns-"Oh, how nice Let us organ
ize a club Immediately"
's''s''' a'"ays was Inigrry'''Grrrr-rr.'csr IN rcr1
chap" complained Joliet convic "a
visitor. "Indecd!" ayes, / oot
nabbcd the first piece O. safe-crackin'
undertook, an now my number is
1873. Just think of that"
Mrs. Jones--Why arc you SO anx-
ious about the arrival of the stcamsr
from Europe. Phyllis, dear? Phyllis
On, nothing much; only papa or.
dered count from Germany for nn
and its about time he was here.
"There are times when it is a dealof
satisfaction to give Young fellow =
lift to help him along" remarked tho
father of several marriagcablc dangn-
ters. Tile had just hoistcd an objee.
tionable suitor of the front stoop.
"What arc you doing lhe:e in tbe
bath-tub, my dear Mr. Brown? II Is
as much as your life is worth to STAY
a moment in that water. Are Won
crazy?" "But, doctor, you know Won
told me to take those pills that Won
left me-in water!"
When woman gets frightened a,
night, she just pulls the bed clothes
over her head, says she is terrified ~,
of her wits and goes to sleep, savs
one who knows; but with man If ;o
different. lie says he is not afca-a
pushes the clothes down, and lies
trcInblingly awake for two or threo
hours, straining his ears at cyerv
sound.
Owing 10 the mild winter there woa
a saving of ton aud half of coal 10
every coal stove. Owing to the lato
spring the wear and tear of overcoat,
and ilannels has offset the savino 80
coal. Nature always makes tbin.,,
even. What family saves on feod
ing the children green apples must i.
paid out for Jamaica ginger and rnus.
tard plasters.
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"N' 'Ou-CIcthtu sister,
leaned over the back of her chair. The
minister stood in the middle of the
room, paper in his hand. FL
"ft's a very commendablo purpose.
Brother Chipfeld, said he. 4Tbese !
poor creatures have. ia,,g ssus~- azssEul
s-friIaIl ] 1ut yoIi down forf
.,For nothing at all" said Mr.. Chip
field.
"Eh?" said the minister.
81 can't afford no such luxury as
domestic missions." said Mr.. Chip1I
field. "Times are hard. Farm pro
duce is low. No, you needn't put my
name down at all, parson.'
Mr.. Glover turned to Mrs. Chip.
field.
"Generally," said he, "the IadiesI
are more generous. What will youl
give me, Sister Chipfeld?'
81 haven't cent to give faltered
Mrs. Chipfeld, with an appealing
glance at her husband. ''Chpfeld
buys every yard of calico wear and
gives me every cent [ send out for
yeast"
The minister looked very grave.
"And you, Miss Joanna" said he.
"Fd give you a hundred dollars Mr..
Glover, if | had it, cried Joanna,
blushing to the roots of her shining,
chestnut brown hair. "But the poor
- est beggar in the city streets amt poor,
er than | am"
"Humph!' said Mr.. Clover, "where
shall | find Mr.. Iephaniah Gedney?g
There was a moments silence. Mr.
Chipfeld stared straight out Of Tho
window. Mrs. Chipfeld turned hel
face away. Joanna Gedney was til,
one to speak at last.
1--WE don't know" said she. an
went away this morning. Seth toll
him he wouldn't have him idhn
round the place no longer"
81 suppose he would have worke
if he could find something to do" sal
-,
Mr.. Clover.
"This amt no house of refuge +,
all the drones in creation,o said NJ
Chipfeld, with the NapoIeonic law
square and firm. ''Them that wo,
work, neither shall they eat"
Mrs. Chipfeld's apron was at h
eyes. Joanna bit her lip.
The minister gathered his papers
gether and departed, not greatly ,
couraged by the success Of his miss
in this especial household.
What are YOU standing there +
Mary?" said MIR. Chpfed, harsh
"Ain't that there churning spilh
Go and drive the red calf outeu
truck-garding, Joanna, a, quick as
can't
"Seth," cried his wife, with a
den accession of courage, 81 y
you'd do like Squire Staples, and
me an allowance, that / could ma
save out Of"
- "And l wish," valiantly added
anna, "that you'd pay me fair W
for what do in this house over
above my boards worth. / deela
felt justlike pauper just now!o
Seth Chipfield snarled like an
a conditioned dog.
" "Because Squire Staples is a
. said he, "thats no season I shon,
one. And as fer you, Joanna
ney, if you don't like stayin'
house on these terms, YOU can
it. 1t passes me what use Won
men can have for money. You,
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WHAT THE WOMEN DI.
BY HELEN FORREST GRAVES.

1t was one Of those June days whe
the wild roses dye all the woods wit
deepest pink and the farmer begin
meditatively to decide which Of hi
fields will first be ripe for the glitter
ing scythe.
Mr.. Chipfeld sal by the window
with his farm calendar and account
books piled upon the low wooden sill
stumpy pen in his haud and cone
shaped glass inkstand on the table be-
fore him.
A close prisoner within his house
from acute rieumatism, he vet ruled
his domain with a rod of iron, and
boasted that everything on the farm
went by clockwork, the same as if he
were able personally to supervise it.
lie was a small, sallow man with
bead-like black eyes. cIose-cut hair and
a grim, Napolconic jaw.
BY the opposite door sat Mrs. Chip
field, a clean gingham apron tied hur-
rledly over her charming costume,
while Joanna, her red-chce&ed sister. |
leaned over the back of her chair. The |
minister stood in the middle Of the |
Dom, a paper in his hand. I'm
"Ifs very commendablc purpose. !
5rother Chipfield," said he. 4Tbese
.oor creatures. haEes iassg ~~s.zssa
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HUMOROUS.

A remedy for sea sickness-IraVe
by rail.
"sparsv of course come in very
handy in a sea fight.
An energetic woman with a Droo"
in her hand sweeps everything Oero'e
her.
The expenses Of an electric company
may be summed up as current *
pcnses.
Taking day OFT now and again
doesn't tend to shorten the working
mans life.
In Texas il is unIucky to ma
horseshoe, if horse happens to be at
tachcd to it.
Bobby-TIow did you manage g ges
the howl OF cream Tom1 f-Iolu
ma saw the cat put her moss it.
The average wife has little difiieYty.
in Keeping her husband well in hani
once she gets him under her thumb -
@Did you call on Miss Jonas"
ayes. She was awrully tisagrceablc'
too; didn't cheer up, really, until !
started TO leave"
Miss DE Priee-"I wouldn't marry
h NJ If lie we're the last man on carlll.
Rival Belle Indeed YOU wonlah :.
I'd take him myself thcn.'
tWhat shall we do 70 Z gour Young
e., : y I.,,sF =,
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The Ostrich in California.

Scattered throughout Southern "a I
rornia are to be found ostrich farms,
but the largest farms are perhaps th2sf
at Fallbrook and Pasadena At I'M
former place there is ranch whlci
contains about seventy The birds arr
valued at $1,000 to $1,000 each. The,
are enormous creatures. six to eigh
feet high, and weighing 200 to ~
pounds. The females are smaller tha.
aahe. males, aud isiiuaiiainllii = lIIiuul
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MiGacl &iit.sel rod, Gas.

Normoob, o, I. auguif. - aRifael
Siiu;el unb SOiepb Sebaitian ftritten
fd) in Der lt6he BON bier auf einem benz
6rn. >. Sueoemeier geb6rigeu @runpitiide
iiber Die Siefe zines oort befinoliGen 9runz
mems. aiinScl beitritt Sebaitian'5 2lugabe,
SaB Der Srunnen 60 Sub tief iei unb As 6uB
sSaIier entbalte. Gr oifnete Die SGdtbiire
auf Der lefS 6uB i'm Geuiert mefeuren
Ylatttoru, ipelhe iiber Der WiinSung Oes
SrunnenS angebra6t 1T, unb mari ein bren=
nenbes Sdmeielb0l3den biuab, meld)es je=
bod erloid): uSd] rieAe @as," iaste aiinsel.
81 hattie ild nidt getduidt; aGein trotOem
siinpete er tb6ritter g9eije cine suiammen.
9eorebte d3ettung an unb mari iie benz 3iinp=
bolSfen nad. SIM nddfen augsnblife er-
eignete nd eine befti9e GrplOhonJ bur6
pelAe aiin5el, Sebaiiian nnO Elm 6ubr-
mann, Namens Sarnep Brues, peld)e ami
Der Ylattform geifanOen 6atten, in Die 2uft
gel6lenbert puroen. ale 9rei iino lfper
perlett, uno es lit 5lpeifelbaft, Oh irgenD
Giner BON linen gerettet iuerDen lam.
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Gpleci, eines Iiauid1cs.

gSaterloo, Sa., Z. 9luguIt. - 9enber
Sones uno iein SGwager albert 0tiler,
melde auf bem 0anoe wobuer, begaben iih
geltern mad @eoar<SallS uuo bort tranf ii6
Ntiler troB aler Yrobibition eineu Sanoz
nenraulf an. gSdbrenb i6 Soues be-
miibte, i'm na6 6auie Su bugIiren, lief
ihnen Der 6iilfS< Naridall stiuglep in ben
gSeg, Der iit iOfort peranlaBt fiiblte, BEN
Snetpbrnoer feit5uneBmen. 9iatiirlid mi
berltrebten Die Seioeu uuo es eutltano Elm
aampf, Dem Stinglep furSer ,6ano baOm9
Elm Gnbe madte, oaB er ieineu 9feuoluer
6o9 nnb SoneS burd eineu Sd)uB auf ben
SOB uerlpunoete unb Wtiaer leiht perlette.
Sones baufte cine Stunoe ipdter ieinen
@eiit aus. 9on oen Serwanpteu Der Sei-
ben murben al6balo 9robuugen laut, BEN
lfieBfertigen Seamten III lnndlen, berielbe
wuroe oaber ihleuuigit perbaftet uub bierz
bcr in Siderbeit gebradt. 9a audl bier
Die Stintlnung iebr gegeu !Sru. Stinglep
eingenonlmen lit, bar Der SWeriif cine 81
tra S4ate iur SefduguiB9ebduoe unterge=
brad)t, I'M alien gpentualit6teu 81 bege9z
ueu.
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9rGu0e.

Sadfon0iIle, 8la., 7. Gugui. -
yMurrap-5all,n "a Elm faibiona6leS CONNER.
bOteI 5u Bablo.8ead), murOe in Der oergan.
genen Naft ourd Seuer ;erit0rt. @Iiidz
lider 8eiie botteu aae GGite unO ionitigen
SemObuer 3eit, I'D ~ retteu. slu9 Ser
groBs Der u3adionuiQes attlantic- Satn" ge=
b0rige San,pauiQon, iopie cine Grocerp
branHten nieOer. Der gerIuit bstra9t Iber
s350,000.
allentomn, 8a., 7. Iuauff. = Die
Stauungen Der ,,Sbomas>Sron-@ Comp" 3u
6oteOauqua, nabe bieiiger StnDt, branuten
wGbreno Der oorleeten gad)t uiebar, uub
neun Pieroe famen in ben 6lammen nm.
SerIuit $4,000. Mian permutbst Branb-
itiitung.
" on tree I, Cue, 7. auguf. - 9as
uMoffatt. Golleg" auf Der 3niel $errot,
sehn 0teilen BON bier, 1T nicbergebraunt.
lleber 800 Stroenten, uel6e iid in Der Su.
falt befanben, fino jeet in beaa9bartsn
barmbduiera siuauartirt.
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IbermaIiser strife Der Nantelnad,er Il,
Tep Dorf. - Gin Siibrer Oct YbilaoeI=
pbicr Wautciidmeioer mcsen Mgi,picae=
lung sum Wuirubr nor Gcridlt.

luu8 Sum HuIrubr nor Gcrtd)t
gt eng OFT, Z. 4ugult. Die M6ntel=
ma1er=e eontrattoren btelten getern abeno
elne Serlammlung, melfe itd) bis 4 llhr
beute trIb ausOcbnte. Die Gontraftoreu be-
ld)lonen, ild) Don Der pMQntellhneiperz
Union" losSulagen uno fiinftiobin feinen
llnterlfteo mebr 3ipiiden Witqlebern Der
lelben unb Hihtnitgliebern III MAIDEN. 0ie
metiten sur Union seb6rigen WIntellhneioet
baben Die gSerfltdtten Der Gontrattoren per=
lallen. Die 9ebteren iteQen 9tidltunioniiteu
OIL unb ipollen amerifaniIde 0t4bdlen N
Dem Sanblperf berausie6en. Die Union hat
ldnmtliden Witgliebern beIobleu, Die 9lr=
belt in ben 8erfitdtten oer @outraftoreu
einsultellen.
Staua, Sefretdr Der yMGntelid,neioer-
uuion," murbe beute megen 2luimieaelunQ
sum Gufrubr bur6 cine Geoe, Die er in elmer
Serlamnllung am letten Sonntaq 9lbenb
btelt, inter $1,000 SiirgiGaft 9eitellt. 98ie
etn 3eu9e mlttbellte, bate StQlla inter Nm
perem gelagt: p8eun mir uniere 3pede
ntd)t burd frieblid)e Otittel erreid)en tounen,
10 labt ms binausgeben uno id)ieBeu uno
umbrlngen!" Sin Yolisift, pelfer Ser fraa-
lt6en Serlann1lung in anltli6er @iQenidaft
beimobnte, borte Stalla iageu: u@ir niiNen
aae sniammen ieben! gSir perben unere
Sdnpe in YoliSiiteu-Slut waidenl" Gtaaa
ertldrt iene slusiagen fir abiolut erloaen
nno bebauptet, er babe niemals oerortige
IeuBerungen gemadt. Gin gepifer Srenz
nan, tpelt)er it9 auf obige Neiie peraanaen
baben iOu, iit nid)t auSufinoen, uno man
pern1utbet, oaB er Die Stuot perlalien bat.
oing, 3D., 7. Iuguit. Die in BEN
@rsgruben in Der llmgegenO bon Oieretown
beld)aItigteu Slr6eiter erbalten nur 80 GentS
Sagelobn; iett wollen iie nm cine 9obnerz
bobung auf 80 9ents pro Sag nabiud)en,
uno man glanbt, oab bic @rubenbeiitsr bic
lelbe ;uqeltehen merbeu.
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trad)t gespgeu ipiro. slber nd)t alle euro
pailhen Slatter iino segen bic .3olperwal-
tungs ssSiu. 9as gStener pSageblatt" iagt
udmlit SolgenbeS: p0ieies @eiee lptrO
eine formlit)e llmwdlSuns in oen Serbdltz
niiien bes exports mad ben Ser. Staaten
herbeifiibren. 0iejenige 6irma, bic ibre
Smporte billiger setauft, ais iie Die elben
oetlarirte, 5ablte bisber einen nteori9eren
3ou, al8 jene Sirma, weld)e ibre gSaaren
rtdtlg beflarirte, unb Der unrid)tig beflartz
reroe Smportelr fonrte iolnit ieine Waaren
blli9er perfaufen, ais Der rtd)tl9 oeflartz
renbe. gSie aagemein bebauptet wirb, lolz
len gtep=Yorfer Sirmen i'm llnterOetlariren
9'robartigeS 9eleiitet babeu. Die DtcSinz
leg=Sia lpirb bieie Setriigereien unmogltd)
MAIDEN unb audi Die gSirtun9 ersielen, baB
bie groBen StGbte beS SnlanreS Der Ser.
Staaten ibre Ginfdnfe oireft beiorgen pcr=
ber." - llebrigens trifft ieieS @eet be-
triigeriide @rporteure in europa, belouOerS
auH III 0euti6lanb, mo- bis jett bebarrlid
falide gSertbangaben iiber Die gum Grport
nah Imerifa bettnmteu Waaren gemad)t
murNeu, ebenio i6luer, mie bic betriigerilden
Smporteure in 9tepsYorf llno 3u ipaBen
lit nit ibn nid)t. Sern iudbreno biSber
cine Seldlagnabme Der maaren, beren
SSertb falidl an9egeben murbe, MIR m0gll6
mar, menn Der itmer Su fiibrenbe SepeiS
bctriigertider Ibild)t pollitGnpig gelieiert
murOe, leet baS UtcStnlep= =@eiee bel ieoer
iu nleoeren Sertban9abe Die Ibildt beS
SetruoeS DpralfS
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el,sfrnbr ton 3md,tbamsifrsfiinaea.

9 t n, Wtaii., Z. Iu9ut.-Sn bem
St0dtSsudtbauie III @barlestomn, Na1.,
hattie man id)ou lett einieer Belt ben aus
brud bon ll1ruben inter beu @eianqener
beiiir6tet, ba inter beuialben iiber bic Gin=
fiibruug eine5 8ertillon'iden WReBipitemS
groBe llnSuirieoeubeit berridte. 6eute Nad,z
nltta9, nm lbr, peripet9erten Die in Der
misunderstanding beld)dfttgten Strdf=
hinge pI0tlif) ben Geboriam uno erbobeu,
iple auf &erabreOun9, ein fIrfterlides Sc.
brill.
3ugleid idleuberte iie nit alien m6qlidlen
@egeuitdnOen, Die Tie in Die bQnoe befon,z
men fonnten, I'M ii6 unb ;erbrad,eu i0u1mt-
li9e 6eniterideiben. Damn Itir;ten lie 9lQe
auf email nad bem SOfe ~. Sin linen i'm
gSege ltebenber 9Sagen murbe uat Der
2tauer III gelfoben, bod nuroe er in Der
9luire9un9 umgewOrfeu, moburdb BEN Str6i-
lln9eu Die @elegenbett sur lleberiteiQuna Der
Mouer geuolnmeu pur0e. 9ie Sdlil6maz
den erUrineten nltn bas 6euer ouf Die Weuz
terer, ld)oiien aber anfaHglif in Die Suit,
ipdter jeood) mdblten ile ibre 3iele uuter ben
9efangenen.
ludl anbere 3udtbausbeamte fomeu nun
baSu, uno bonn 6auptquartier Der Yoli,ei
.4SS Ltli NlliS wv -ShAahIl HULK NOlDSnUn0
bsran. 9ie 9oliSiiten murOen BON ben aufo
rubrern nit 6obngeifrei begriiBt, bod, balo
9elans es ibnen, oieleiben in tbre 3eQen III.
rid ;u treibeu unO eiuSul6lieBen.
Spdter rpurOen nod peritieoene Strdf.
ltnge aus Serlteden berausqe,oaeu, uuo
man fiirhtete, baB swei ober orei pdhrerb
Der IuIresung entpildt ieien. Sunpiid,eu
parea Die 9Safen auf Der Vtauer peritdrft
uoroen, unO bic $olijei mar Qeld,loiien in
ben 60fen unb Gorriooren aufgetreten, nah
renb ile ;ugleif bic mad bem 3ud)tbauIie
iIbrenoen StraBen beiitt belt.
g1ub ais Die @eiengenen uieber in ibre
3elen etn9elfloiien waren, fubren iie fort,
Su brilen, trobbem Die Seamteu Sem @nef.
tatel auf ieDe &eii. Elm Gnbe III MAIDEN
iutteu. Spdter rpurOen iie ein;eIn aus Ben
3eaeH 9eBolt unO elmer 9riin0li9sn Inter,
3u1tb1uies meigerten fid 6ente 9ibeub.
weitere liittbeilun8sH iiber ben aluf frubr III
MAIDEN.
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Gin ftc,tes Sal,,t= lIa,terncf,,,test.

& Stiles barre, Ta., Z. 2luguit. Die
IfttonGre Der proleftirten r8ennplpania=
gebtgb =GaIterns Sabn" bielten geitern bier
cine Serlan1mluug ab uno ipdblten folgenpe
Seamten: HrIiibent Soiepb $ool, 9teluz
Dorf; 9irettoren Senator g. B. gSoperz
ton, Sunburp; ). Gau9bau Darling, 81.
Slid unb GliaS 2Olueniteiu, @ilfesbarre; !;
s. 9S. 9teiuburger uno Safob JfembnrQer,
9iew Dorf. 9aS Iftentapitol Der ueuen
Geleuifait betrdgt $10,O0O,O0O. Der 8au
Der neuen Sabnlinte loll innerbalb eines
Sabres begonnen werben. 9ieielbe mirb
80 Meilen lang uno I'M 40 Meilen fiirSer
iein, alS irgeno melde anoere Sabn nad
ben Neus@ng glanS. Staaten. Die Geleiie
beginner su Sonibidon, in Der 9fdhe uon
$oasleton, molelblt iie init ser y8cnninluaz
mia Sabn" uerbuuhen iscrben, freu,en Die
r0ebiab= SaQeg= SaGn" bel gSbitez6apeu,
fauien bem 2ebigb. Jftper entlanQ bis III ben
Bauonaz 0tountailtS, BON bort bis Stroubsz
burq uno oas 9elamars-Sbal biuaui, BON
Wlilicrb bis Sort SeruiS, Rs, no lie lid,
nit ben @eleilen Der rgrie- -Sabnn pereinis
gen. Auf Der nenen 9tnie peroen Tradt=
uuo 8alIagier,iige uerfebren, uno ibre Sdiez
men werben Die 9ebigb= unb @pomina=aobz
lenrsaiouen beriibren. Der Saupt;med bel
benz San Der neuen Sabn lit, cine etrefte
SerfebrSroute nit ben Neu=GnQlauoz Staaz
ten iiber Die 8ougbfeepiie= Bride III errif)z
ten uno auf hieIe ySeiie Die Sransferiruno
BON Sobleu aui 8arfeu mad anoecen Sa6s
ueu III pcrmeiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-08-08

TIM Snule.
% ibington, 3. G., Z. Iugufi. -
SIM Senat naren bel Der Gr6fTnuug Der
Beutt9en Sisung nur 80 Senatoren ariue=
leno, i ment9er, oils inn Quorum, Sugegen,
uno es oauerte cine halbe Stunbe, ebe cine
bel6luBtabi9e Insabl MttglieSer sulammenz
Die erpd9nng Der Earifbia fort, nnb Sas
getern BON Sauce (N.-G.) an9ebotene
NHenpelnent, ben Muloeneiien 3oll BON
IS pro Come auf 3l10 GentS pro Ytun6 3u
reSu;tren, wnrSen nit 81 gegen II Stinl=
men, einem Barteiuotunt, perluorffen.
Yaragrapben 129 bis 131 in Sesug auf
Stonseneiien u. |. ~. fan1en SunGd)it an Die
8etbe, unb alle ba3u angebotenen Imeuoez
mente ipuroen Suriidgemielen, trotbem ild)
Der Gepublifaner Yaeoof aus gtebra5fa I'M
Snterefe beS Iderbanes fiir ems berielben
permenbete. Die Baragrapben 132 uup 1873,
auf Gilen unO Stabl fur 9ampfteiiel u.i.m.
be;iiglid, bleiben unperGnbert. 4ls Yara=
graph 1874 an bic 9eibe fanl, fpelfer bon
Gilen unb Stabl fir Reifeu nno SGnber
banoelt, an Die 3eibe fam, beantraqte Gofe
(5er.), ben 3oll fiir Giieubdnber fir Sauulz
molballeH auf 80 BroSent ab palorem (ben
9e9enlpdrtigen 5oliat) feitsuieten. @r err
tlarte, Der in Der NtcSinleD= Sill feitgeette
:3ol lei glstd 103 8roSent ab palorenl.
ebe Iber ben antrag entld)ieben muroe,
unterbreltete Ililon (Sa.) BEN @onferenSbe=
rtd)t iiber Die uerlllilfte @ipilz Serlpilll=
gungs= =Siu. Serlelbe iuuroe fur; erldutert,
3rm Druid beorbert unb bis nlorgen Surid=
gelegt.
Soar (Maii.), bonn Gomite fir 8ripife=
pt fS,rbf ft,,t
tur Die Sobge'ld SunbeSnablbiq Elm unb
Oieielbe murDe in ben aalenoer einaetraqen.
aSrge (Wte.) uerfiinoete, hab CT BON leiner
Iritber angefiinOigten abiid]t, norgen Die
SluBs uno Saienbia aufSurufen, abitebe,
uno Die Bill ntd)t Dor benz 0reitas na6lter
Hode on ufrufeu iueroe.
Danes (0taF.) unterbreitete oen COME
reH3bertd)t iiber Die Settings SeriuiQt=
9un9sbtl. Nad fur5er Gretutipftbuug per=
ta9te td) Der Senat bann bis mor9en.
Sm Observation-Disclosures
puroe auf 9ntrag 8in9bam's (Ya.) Elm Se=
ldluB palilrt, melder ben @eneralpo poitmeiiter
nm abld)riiten oerGoutratte sur Sei0roeruna
Der pof 5Wtl6en BEN Ser. Staaten uuO oenl
Iuslanbe erluht.
Sas SauS gtng bierauf in Blenariitune
uno 3og Die au9emeine 9efi;it- Serlpillis
9un9sbill in Serad)t.
Glunie (Gala.) bot Elm Imenoement an,
meldes ben angeiieQten bes Senats unO
oeS 9aules in anbetradt ser lan9en 9auer
Der Situng Elm Grtra=S 9 aldr fir etnen Otoz
nat bemilli9t; nit II ge9en 43 Stinmen
an9enolnmen. 9iahbem baS gomite ieood,
Die Sttung aufOeboben unb Die SiQ benz
Saule einberi6tet bate, perlparf oas 9ettere
oaS erpabnte Imenbement. Ille anoeren
bonn Gon1ite paiiirten Imenbemente murben
genehnli9t unb Die Sill baun bis mor9en
Suriidgelegt.
auf elntras 9unnell's (Minn.) murbe
cine Bill angenommen, weld)e oaS @eiet
sur 6egelung oes interitaatlifen Serfehrs
auf auf ntdt incorporate @rpreBz zGompaaz
MEN ansbebnt. Inn 4.50 pertagte ii1 oas
Sans bis moraen.