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Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-21

very wide in the ecenter and tapcred off to-
ward the ends. Still later they were worn
narrow, often crossed in the front and
secured by breastpin Of large dimen-
sions, a greater variety of patterns and
materials also being introduced in their
manufacture. Dickens, in describing
John Chiyery, speaks of "a chaste
neckerchief much in vogue in those days,
representing preserve of lilac pheasants
on u buff ground" while from the same
author we know that one of the CHEEKY
BILE brothers "wore his coat buttoned,
and his dimpled white chin rested in the
folds of white neckerchief- one of
your stiff, starched, apoplectic cravats,
but an easy, old fashioned, white neck
cloth that man might go to bed in and
be none the worse for wear"
Sixty years ago dress was much more
important matter than it is now, and the
dandy of 1895 had more at stake than
his brother of 1891. A mistake in the
form or color Of q cravat is not today q
crime; then it seriously affected a mans
social standing. Colored cravats were
only admitted as parts of an undress
costume; to be en- regle at a ball or
soiree one must wear white. The names
OF styles were as common in those days
as they are now. We read of "the ori-
entail" in the form of turban, stiff with
starch and whalebone; the 'cravate a
PAmericaine," which presented the ap-
pearance of ''a column destined to sup
port Corinthian capital, and held the
neck as if in wise, the prevailing color
being sea green or striped blue, red and
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-21

STYLES FROM lOSU TO 100.
owing to the surprise of their outposts
by the allies. In France, when Louis
XIII allowed his hair to grow, the cum
bersome ruff was followed by standing
collars embroidered and pinked, and
plated collarettes, laced or pointed, en-
compassed the neck chin deep. Subse-
quently Louis XIV adopted enormous
periwigs which hardly left the throat
visible, and then ribbons tied in brill
liant bows took the place of the splendid
envelopes of his predecessor. After this
came the epoch of construction and COM
preston introduced by the cravat.
This instrument of fashionable torture
is referred to by Cromwell, writing from
Ely, in 1913: "Bring me two pair of boot
hose from the Fleming who lives in Lon
don lane; also new cravat." 1t is also
mentioned by Dryden in 1874 as an ex-
treme fashion. The fashion was intro
duced in France by foreign regi-
ment composed of Croats, in whose sim
gular costume was one thing greatly
admired and initiated, namely, a band
age about the neck consisting of COM
mon stuff for the soldiers and of muslin
or silk for the officers. The ends were
arranged in bow or garnished with a
tuft or tassel and hung not ungracefully
over the breast. At first it was called a
''croate," and afterward, by corruption,
s'cravatte." BY the military and the
rich it was worn with the borders en-
broidered or edged with broad lace.
That of the soldiers consisted Of scrap
of cloth or cotton bound around the
neck by two small cords. Afterward
the place of these cords was supplied by
q buckle, and cravats took the name of
stocks. Until comparatively recent
date leather stocks were worn in the
United States and English armies. They
still survive among some of the stately
old gentlemen who cling to the relics of
the early part of the century.
Lace neckcloths and small cambria
Geneva bands similar to those worn by
clergymen were common in the reign of
William III, and in Queen Anne's time,
but temporarily passed out of fashion in
1735. These were followed by large
silk ribbon worn around the neck and
blcQ LII q l<bAS6 DOW III LULU. OOOl1. al tOl
the revolution the cravat recovered it's
popularity and was worn in the most ex-
travagant manner and shapes. Some
persons enveloped the neck with whole
pieces Of muslin, others with a padded
cushion, on which were wrapped numer-
ousfolds,. SO that at times the neck ap-
peared to be larger than the head. The
shirt collar arose above the ears and the
chin and mouth were buried deep in the
eravat, affording many subject fo1
earicature. 1t was impossible to incline
the head in any direction, and to look
anywhere except straightforward neces-
STATED the turning of the whole body
After the year 1889, however, more mod
Grafton in taste prevailed, and the famil
lar pictures of Washington, Jefferson
Madison, Adams and their presidential
successors give one better idea thar
any verbal description can do of ths
changes that succeeded.
a.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-21

publicly unless he was sick, sin which
case he might cover his head and the
upper part of his shoulders, and even
wear breeches without disgrace" 1t
was allowable, indeed, to protect the
throat with the toga in bad weather for
the preservation OF restoration of the
natural temperature. but the white
round neck was compared to "the beauty
of an ivory tower" and thus we see it
unadorned in all the sculpture and
paintings that represent these men of
the olden time.
Gradually, however, the bare neck be-
came questionable. 1t was at first sur
rounded by a starched band of fine linen
on the upper edge of the shirt, falling
back naturally upon the bust, where it
was fastened by a small cord. This was
the origin of all the different species of
collar since used, as well as the in
nocent parent of the thick, hot folds
such as Tnrveydrop wore, ''puffing his
very eyes out of their natural shape, and
his chin and even his ears so sunk into
it that it seemed as if he must inevita-
bly, double eup if it were cast loose" Ruffs,
stiffened or plated, single or in many
rows, followed and lasted as long as
short hair was in fashion. They were
characteristic of the reign of Elizabeth,
but were succeeded by the neckcloth
during the reign of Charles II, which be-
gan in 1860. The ends were of rich lace
and fell in a broad fold over the chest;
others were twisted and the ends drawn
through ring.
The latter was called "a SteinIirk :"
The Steinkirk was so named from the
battle of that name in 1892, son which
occasion the young French mobiles had
no time to arrange their lace ''cravettes," {"
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-21
still vigorous at a Great Age.

A century ago, when 2 years Of age,
David J. Williams, of Saratoga, N. T.,
''spoke piece" for the first time before
admiring friends and relatives. Hew
then an infant prodigy. He duplicated
the triumph of his long vanished child
hood the other day by reciting at a school
dedication those familiar lines, you'd
scarce expect one of my age to speak in
public on thestage." The quotation en-
bodies truth. One would indeed ''scarce
expect" man of 102 to figure as aspeak-
er and master of ceremonies at popular
gathering.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-21

FARMERS AND MERCHANTS BANK OF
LOS ANGELES, CAL.
Capital (paid up) ......-........-..... $5oOOOO
surplus ana FRONTS. s.....s.............. o4o,VoO
Total. Observation-Disclosures. $l,l45,UOO
OFFICERS.
IsAIAs w. HELLMAN. AN................:s -. President
HERMAN w. HELLMAN..... ...-.- V1ce-fresiQent
JOHN MlLNER .Cdenici
H. ]. FLEIsHMAN. ............ Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS
L. L. Bradbury, Emeline Childs ]. B. Lanker-
SHIN, C. L. Thorn, G. Ducommun, H. W. He'll
man, L. G. Goodwin, A. Glassell, I. w. He'll
man.
STOCKHOLDERS.
w. H. Perry, ]. B. Lankershim, Chas. Du-
commun, Domingo Amestoy, Sarah ]. Lee,
Emeline Childs, Sarah J. Loop, L. L. Bradbury,
| T. L. Duque, Jacob Kuhrts. Louis Polaski, f.
| Lecouvreur, Estate d. Solomon, Prestley G..
Baker, L. G. Goodwin, Philippe Garnier. A.
Haas, Cameron K. Thorn, Oliver h. Bliss, Chris.
Henne, Estate o. W. Childs, andrew Glassell,
Herman w. Hellman. Isaias w. Hellman. jul
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-21

General banking. Fire and burglar proof safe
mum. ma I'm
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-21

A Columbian memorial, designed by
J. Allen Whyte, of Chicago, for the ex-
position, would have starshaped build
ing surmounted by dome 400 feet high
and this in turn surmounted by tower
whose top would be 1,49s feet from the
base.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-21
II You Feel Dry

If You Feel Dry
Ring up the California Wine Company, tele-
phone ITO, and order dozen OF Pabsts Blue
Ribbon Beer, the best bottled beer in the mar
ket, leave orders at 222 8. Spring st.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-21

WORN BY CHARLES WHEN EXECUTED.
gives employment to thousands Of girls
in the workshops, and that whatever
may be the popular fad someone's sure
to be the gamer.
FELIX GREGORY DE. FoaarAnSE.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-21
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Main Street Savings Bank and Trust Co.


CAPITAL STOCK, $500,
LAM Pret.
Deposit Stamp for at
inyums
v perc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-15
Teip 1orfer gfaGrid,te,,.

gieD- y orf, IA. Sanuar. - Ser heute
iriib burd) GinoIderuug oeS GetraiDe glez
pators bss Sorn. 6. 81. San SaTel am
giorth- -6ioer angeridtete SdaOen lpiro aui
$500, 900 geld)dtt. Sn Wtorgan & @orrel'S
SlehmaarenIabrif, 9tr. 1913 unb 1874, gSeitz
StraBe, in melfer um Die nGmlibe 3eit,
wie III bem Glepator, Seuer ausbrat), eut-
ftanb Sdaben in Seuagc non $4,000.
toeutc friih 9egsn ) llbr, ludbreuo Die obiaen
smei Srdnne nod I'M 9auge marel1, iiue
aud) oas grOBe 0asa;in Der 6irma Camp
bell, 9tid)OlS & Snper, Slpiidlen Der @eitz
StraBe, IS. Guenue, SethuneItraBe unb 12.
Srabe, Neuer uno wurOe sum Setrage
bon 100000 beldldpigt.
gtenu Ganagtere eineS Sune3 Der
,@ongz gzSslanos sJtapio SraHfil= Sabu" mur=
ben" gegeu llhr heute iriib burd) cine Col
llltOu nabt Der Citation Denton pcrlcet.
- 9iidarb GenOlcton, ell &erfGuier in
Sieniten Der pSorbam Mnuuiactullng So :"
am Sroaomap, lit inter Der 9luf!age per-
haitet moroeu, Ieine Erinsipale ielt einem
Sabre igltematiit befoblen Su babeu. Cine
Suantitdt geltoblener 9Saaren, iopie etlua
$500 in Saargelo purbeu III Ieinem SeIite
sefunben. Gr legte Elm GeltduDniB ab, uub
DenunSlrte smei Didnner, Namens SEQ.
sSiliams uno Sas. s. 9tuTea, meldJe bas
seitoblene @ut in YbilaOelphia abgeieet
batten, ais Niitidulbige. 9ielelbeu puroen
beute iriib 81 6latbulh, SIS, uerbaitet, unb
befannten itdl lfulbig.
= 9as beige Siireau Der rllniteo .Glec.
tric Traction Co.," gir. us, SroaDmap,
beren 0abrif it'd ;u Marion, N.=S., befiu-
bet, lit pom S9sriH SdHloen baIbsr be-
lalasEabmt wurosa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-15

NASiWteW.
Sine Hibge, Go, IA. Sauuar. -
Die Sduptlinge rSlttle sSouuo," v<tle
Samf," u9rop 9og" unb pSlo Galico" Ia
men beute Iriib in Segieitung pOn vYoun9
Ntan AtraiO Of Soi5 oorIe" aus Dem 1einbz
llten Eager na6 Der sgentur, nm nit oem
@eNernl WtlleS su conerlren. 9lnoere
0Guptllnge merben erlpartet. Die 9fatb5=
rerlonlmlun9 lit ge9enmartlg 81 llbr 9fad)-
mltta9S) III Sttuug, un0 Die Scrbanolurz
gen MAIDEN befrieoigeube 6ortidlrItte. 9Sle
Sherlt Gorbll1, Der Soulisz@eneralablut0nt,
mltthei!t, baben Die lSIuptlinge in Die Ab'
liefernng ibrer Sanen eingenilligt, unb Die
SeBteren meroeu pabrld)tlnltd) hcute NbeHo
ohtr nlor9en auI Die Igentur gebrad)t uno
nit Martcn perieben merOen, mdbrenO Der
Glgentblimer cine gleld)e Ntarte erbdlt.
General Sroofe'S Commando lagert lest
tiinf Dieilen bon Der agentur.
" y btngto 3. g, IA. San. -
Die beutc Dem Seneral Sd)ofielO 5ugez
gnngenen Sepeid)eH Oe5 @cnerdl 0files be-
ltdtigen Die 9iad)rid)t iibsr llntcrhanolungen
nit ben Selnbiid}en, unb ertldren, mn ell
Srrtbum ODER ein ungliidlider 3ufnll t0nne
jett elnen beIrlebigenOeu 9luSgan9 uerhtn>
bern. Die Grregung Der Snbtaner crbeild]e
in0eieu Die gr0Bte &orild)t, unb ldngcre
3eit merbe erfOrberlid iei:r, I'M linen miebe
SertraucH elnjufOBen uno lle inter @ontrOle
ou brlngen.
Snoiauer Gommiiidr Wiorgau hat Dem
GapitGn Tierce, Dem neueu Igenten 81
Blne JflSge, einen lanaeu Grief geid)ttt, III
weldJem er ibm SerbaltuugS =MtaBregeln er~
theilt, unO sur Soriid)t III Der SebauOluug
Der SnOianer ermabnt.
Die geltern III Yiue Nioge cirfulireuben
Geriid)te iiber llnrubeu Hitter ben juugeu
Griegeru i'm Eager Der TeinOlid)eu, II. einen
bon ibnen beabNd)tlgten SerludI Sur llmtebr
n0d ben pSaO gauoS" bewirtte, bab ein
Sbeil Der Sruppen mGbrenO Der pergangeneu
9tadt Infer 9Saiien blieb, enpteien it'd iez
bot ais 9rlnoloS. l0eute berrld)t DollTdll=
olge 9tube auf Der Igentur.
can SranSiSco, IA. Sanuar.-Gine
9epeId)e pe3 vGhrOnicle" aus Spotane
6aus, 9SGib., melbet: r2ie fadrid)t lit
bier, eiugeroHcn, Dap >iuolaucr oaS 9orf
GaIipeH, etma 100 0teilen n0rblid) Don
bier elngedid)ert, uno nIebrerc Ferioneu gez
tObtet baben. 9a5 @eriiht fiu0ct inpeien
nur menig 9laubeu."
: bica g 0, II. Sanuar.-Giner Spe5ialz
bepeld)e aus 9hlnoot, Mont., SnTolge be-
ridten bier bonn Snafe-@reef augetonnene
Samilien, oaB $50 Siour Iii lener Gegeno
ouf eiuem 9}aubSuge begriiien ieien, uno
bas Yano leugenO un0 pliinoerub Ourd)ltret=
len. Sic Siirger pou Gbiuoof baben Den
@ouoerneur nm ISafeu erIudJt.
Smaba a, 9tebr., Ia. Sauuar. - 2lut
GrunO De. Seriterung Oe5 @enerals NlilcS
oaB Den 2lniiebleru feline @efahr mebr
brobe, iino bier 9ompagnie'n Der an Der
0renie attoulrten 0liliS na6 Sauie beor=
bert morDen. Die ibrigeu Is Gompaquien
merOen nod einige Gage i'm Teloe blctben.
Sails feline neuen gStrren elntreten, 10 iolz
len lie ebenialls binnen SurSem nab '0auie
geld'ldt meroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-15
Irocit tsuo Sob,t.
Gin Strife auf DER rSbica1o=
yiiIpaufec II ct. Yaul= l=Sabu." - 3uIantz
mcnbrud) oes SsrhIem9rabcr= AusitarDs in



Gbicago, IA. Sanuar. - or. Gboritou,
Gbef be5 SrOenS Der Gilenbabn=S elegrapblz
iteu," tbellt nit, OaB ale Selegrapbllten nnO
9ttationSagenteu Der u@bica9ozNiilWautee=
ct. saul Sahn" an Srelta9 gegen Die bon
Der SaGngeicllitaft angeorbnete Ho6nreouf=
tlon auslteben merben. Sr. Gorling, Se-
trtebsuerpalter JelHr Sabn, ertlGrt bagegen,
er ermarte tetneu Strtte.
StrTing ban1, gllabama, IA. Sanuar.
- 9ie lett Dem 1. 9eSembcr AM Strife be-
finbliden Soblengrdber Der DSleeton= Gru=
he,", ,uugelGhr 100 20iauut habeH held)loner,
Su Sen iriiheren 2D6nen unb Seoinguugeu
iuie0er oil Die 9lrbeit Su qeben. 9a iih Die
Soblengrdber beS StaateS gerabe i'll lener
Grube AM Stdrfiten iiiblteu IND trOtbem
ibre Sorberuurcn ntdt burdleten founten,
10 glaubt 1,Iil, baB MN audJ Die 9lrbeter
in oen anberen Grubeu i'll lpeIigen SaQen
ben Strife auigeben merOen, momit oaun
Die @ruben9elellltaft uollltdnOig geiIegt
bate.
&eapenw ORTIZ, G8., IA. Sanuar. -
Geitern baben 400 Ntanu, meld)e BON Der
pyeauenportb=G oal Dtlnlngz @pmpanp" be-
id)QIttNt mareu, MD 20 .Dtann, peld)e I'M
9ienlte ser y0ome Company" itanben. Die
9lrbelt nieNergelegt, neil ihre 20bue pon A!
uuf 4 GentS pro Suidsl beruntergelept wer-
BEN lollten.
Gbitago, IA. Sanuar. - Der y2odout"
bon 500 tieitgeu Steinbauern miro wabr=
Idleiulld) ton i'll BEN ndditeu Sagen beeis
ttgt merOeu. Die 2lrbeiter babeu eiu be-
uOllmdd)tigte5 @omite ernannt, mo Die 2lrz
btit9sbcr lperoen Sebuf8 eiues giitid)en
9usgleid)S aud ell @onlite ernenneu. In
ter ben Irbeltern bate cS ieiuer ,3eit uiel
Gutriiiung bsruOrgerufen, oaB Der pyodout"
10 urplOtltd erfolgt mar, unO OaB Die Slit
tritts9ebiibr in Die llnion Der 9rbcitgebtr
auf $3.50 feitgelebt worbsn mar, meldle
Sun1me 10 bod) lit, baB fen Slrbciter cs er=
id)wingen fam, pollbered)tigteS 0iitglieo 6u
merOen unO fdl lelblt ;u etabllren.
. ctr t, 0ttt)., "A. Snnuar. - Sic
vSeemannS= Union" bat in ibrer beutigen
Situug bsidllOTeu, idl BON ben u9trbeilS-
rittern" loSSuagen uno id) Den NtatrOien=
SrganiiatiOneu al Der Gaciics uno atIanti=
idleu & lite Qu;uidblieEeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-15
Wnt ncr oriiucn SnicI.

Sublin, IA. Sonuar. - SSn Dem SluB
arobe9 nahe Sutterut i'm Gountp @ort
ipuroe Die Seid)e zines Sarmers, 9tamenS
Dan. @OugblaH, gefunren. F79pere Grens
itiide nareu all ieinem Salle ,Ieittgt. N&ar
gloubt, paB ein agrariideS Serbrehen Dor
liegt.
Ser Telegraph" in Sbefiielb mill Sennts
mis- BON ciuem @omplot hoben, oaS pon sln-
bdngeru YarneQ'S gebilpet muroe unb ben
3mef babe, ibn 81 rGdlen, lalls CT snnl Nb=
gang gcSmun9eu piiroe. Setne bauptldd)=
lid)iten Seinoe ioaeu ermOroet mn nit
Glaoitone uuo Sim $1ealp Der Infang &C.
mad)t peroen. Barneu babe Senntnib BON
Oieier SerIhm6rung, IND aud] S'Srlen lel
bcnad)rid]tigt uOrben.
Sei Magberaielt, nabe Goleraire, hat cir
6armer ieine Srau su ernoroen per'ud)t, in
Dem rr lie o eiuen Sugeirorenen 6IuB
id)I :. yodj. Sis badte, Die lln-
9lii nit Dem Gopfe nad) uuteu ms
9Saner itedte uno iie an Den 6iiBen fsithielt.
SDerbelelenoc Iiad)barn retteteu Die Srau
uno nieielbe murce burh prompte drStItde
Sebanoluug ms SemuBtlein suriidge=
brad)t. Salo uadlber bradIte ite etu toote5
StuO SIN SSelt. Der Gbdtcr beTnbct id] III
Saft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-15
semiatipneaer Selbitmoro.

Yittito II, Ya., IA. Sanuar.-9ie Mais
treiie b.s orn. 0iar 9uomig, gi9enthiimers
oes gr0Bten StablwaareniabenS in bisiigsr
Stabt madJte beute friib ibIem Seben OHrf
Ginnebmeu uon gaubanun eiu GHoe. lorn.
yuopig'S redtswdBige Trau war Dor Sur-
sem i'll etnem YbtIaselpbitr pOipitaI be-
bQnoelt moroeu, uuo faup, aIs iie suriif<
tebrte, bab ibr Nann nit ieiuer bisberlgeu
S3aushGlteriu i'll pilbsr she lebte. Cine
iiiirurife S;ene entitanO, III bsren 6ol9e
yuOwig ietner redtSmdbi9em Satin ben
5utritt III iein oaus perbots Die 6rau emit
fernte lid, uno man lpeib nidt, pObiu fie
ild) begab, jeoof uerluutet, oaB ile in oas
NOipital SuriIdtebrte. gubmi9 uub leine
Niultreiie lebten leitpem III beitdnOisem
'6aNer. g9dbrsnb Der oergangen ereisuete
iIdD eiu ungelpOhnll6 beftiger Streit, uno
heute friib itarb bas SSeib, nadbem eS in
ieinem 3Orue ELL 6idifden Saupanum ge-
leert bate. Die GoronerS=Surp CAB eiu oen
umitdnOeu eutipre9eubes Ser0itt ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-15
5n cii,ei,t Stciuhr,td d,c

Srop, H-=D., Il. Snuu0r.-Sei eiuem
isds 0telIen bon S&eitport ON Gbamplainz
See gclegencn SteiNbrud)c ueriagtc aeitcrn
Die Srcnle zines &aAgonS, meld)cr hit
slner gaOHng Steine olc SdIisfebene= Sahu
nad) Dem ,SeeHfer biuabiuby, sen Gicnit,
unp Der SSa99on Iauie unten mitten in cine
Gruppe HerOnen bineiu. 3iuei S0bne Oe8
SupsrinteuOeHten $Darrilon, y, rcip. IS
Sabre alt, lople 5lpei 9lrbeiter ipuroen au=
genblldllh 9et0otst uno smei anoere Mdu=
uer idlper pcrlekt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-15
Smihauuf6le.

9onoor, "A. Sanuar.-Gm StlifiSboot,
ami meld)enl Die inldJrirt yGlsbop, gonpon"
ianb, 1T su NieuWe-0iep al ben SuauO
getrlebcn.
Sin Srano auf oem aus Stem Orleans
in Sremcrbooen etugetroneneu britidheu
Samufer uGuropeau" bat 400 Saleu
Saunrmolle beitlGDiat.
Die ua6 8rcmerbauer befimnlte Otutide
Sarte uSenator Sten" 1T in beid,Qoigtem
,3uitanOe i'll Gurbautn eln9etroiien. Cine
ibrer SOote, Ill weld).m lid bier Seeleute
befanoen, perid)wanO an letten Sonutag
Abenb, unmlttelbar nadJ eluer Golliiiou,
melde smliheH ben 0tiiuOungeu Der Glbe
uno Der 9Seicr ;luiihen Dem rS Seuator Stem"
uup elmer nprmeQiidlcu Sarfe itattfauD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-01-15
Ssrmiid,te teleerapbifd,e Sepcfd,e,.

- Safer Srouillet, Yfdrrer Der fran;0z
ilid)zcanablld)en fatboltlhen 9totre Dame
STRIDE III 9Sorceitcr, Niaii., lit nit ieinem
iriiberen Ililiienten Nater Gurofer, lueld)en
CT fiir;lid) entlieb, i'll GouitIt be;iiglid Ce8
Red)tS Der Gontrole iiber cine nit Der STRIDE
in Serbiubung itebeuOe @aiienaufalt gera=
then, urO Die Sod)e miro iett 9ert9tlidJ sum
lusna9 gebrad)t merOeu.
- 9ie 9fepublfaner in Der Geebgebung
Don Oregon nomtnirten geltern 6rn. Sobn
.. 0iitd)ea auf'5 9teuc sum SunOeSlenatOr.
- Sr. 2elauo StaHfcro uurOe Qeiteru
bon Der Galiiorrier Geiebacbuug aui's lieut
Sunl SuuoeSlenutor erluablt.
-Soiepbine 9emott 'Ciues, cine betannt.
@irfuS Geiterin, bat in philadelphia elm
S6einuugs gsDefret gegen ibren Gatteu SEQ.
8. %3ines euuirft. Sic bebauptete, perlelbe
babe lle blrd) Sctru9 uno @emGlt sun 0eiz
ratb geSmuugen-
Der Susquebauna 6luB trat geitern
bel gSllte5barre, 3D., aus ietuen llfern uno
ii6erlhmcmnte etneu SAeil Der bena6bar=
ten gtic0erungen.
- 2IuS YariS iuiro qemeloet, baB Sic Ser
mdhlurg Der ErinSeiitu 2ouie s. 2llencon
gen GuOe bes laufeuoen Niouat5 itattiinoen
lol.
- Ser ruifid)e Miniter bcS Gr;iehuugs=
meien6 reid)te 9eiteru ieine HeTgnatiou ell,
uno otelelbe iuuroe angenommen. BObes
oOnOSiefT mur0e 5u einem Jta4rolger ers
nanut.
-0tr .6aieu bon 4nmcypeu III nod
rmmcr Onrd Gis oeriperrt, mo uiele OOrtbin
bclttmmte SdrIre marten su GlieBIngen auf
lelns 9Sleoersr0nHuug.
Der SaittermlH, III meld)em ser fran,
S0IId)e Sourualit Gregoire in Earis per-
urtheilt murbe, neil er oem Yt0rOer HaO.
lem8ti ;ur 6luht uerbalf, lit uon att aui
pier gtouate reousirt iuoroeu.
Ser 3uItanb Der in 8aris an Srou-
dittS parnleoer lte9euOen amerlfantdeu
SfriftItelleriu 9melie Hipes Chamber hat
lid in ben lesteu paar 5agen be0eutenO ge.
beiiert. gSabrI9einlid) iulro Die Yateutin
am nGditen Diontag mad Ealermo auf.
brefen, oeiien alima ibr empiobleu NOR
Den iir.
- Sr. 6loquet 1T ants gieue Sum 8rds
iioenten Der iranSOiiidtH 9eputIrtenfammer
erlpdbit woroen.
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Su Spoc perbriibt.

8bilabelpb ia, 13. Sanuar. - 3tpei
Ntdnner, 9tameuS 1(obert Gibou unO 5obn
Sueutb, murOeu beute i'll ben bieiigeu @Oi=
ou'lhen 9Scrten Der eletuiidlen Seleud)z
tun9 burd) baS Serlten encr 9ampir0bre
mabrdeinlid) t0btlid) pcrbrijbt. Gomaro
Sulliuau lit idwer, jebot nid)t t0Otlihspcr=
Iptt
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.3tpei pcrbeerenoe sscuersbriiuitc bcnte (gtitt=
mpdJ) Trib III NeipsDprf.

9fem 3 orr, Il. Sauuur. - SlrS nad)
Mtitternad)t beute friib brad i'll 6. Nt. S0n
SaiierS iebenlt0digem @en0Ne @lepator
an Ser Gde Der IL. SnaBe MD 13. 9lpeuue
6euer aus. 9aS @ebduSe 1T nit @etruiOe
uno Mebl gefiillt, uuO man iiirftet, boB es
nld)t Su retten III.
Sin ;meiter 9llarn formt oebeu bon Der
Gde Der 9Salhingtou- uuo SapilraBe, unO
es uerlautet, paB Die 9Serften ser uSShite
Stars3ampierlinte" in 6lammen iteben.
(Spdter. Der Smettc Aldrm nuroc Ourd
einen Srano in1 iiebcnit0figen MagaSiu=
ScbGuoe Der Gieus, Stabl- uub Selb0up-
Ter &au9bt & SSiliamS ueruriad)t. 9as
9ebduoc eritredt iit pou Der 9Selt= StraBe
bis al Die Caroline SraBe. Die Seite an
Der Caroline SraBe lit bereitS serit6rt.
Ser SdblieBer uuo leine Satin, ein be-
tagtes Gbepaar, cutgiugcn nllr nit fnupper
9fotb benz Spbe. Die in 9tr. 6, auf Der
entgegeugeietteu Scite Der GNrollneluabe,
wObnenOe Samilie muBtc aus ibrer SSObs
nuug eutiiebeu, NIB ein betuAter Ntanu
wlr0 permiBt. lin . llhr bcute rib llno
beioe Srdnbe nod im Gauge.
9aS @eriidlt, baB nie 9Seriten Der ugSHite
Starsyiuie~ III Slallmcu lteben, lIelt lld1
ais uuheoruNet heralIS
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Sin 8crid,tS aebauoe in Tlammc,.

Saris. IA. Sanuar. - Der Suiti;palaii
su 8ouen bat 5suer geiangsn. 9en letteu
Serid)teu suiolse pelbreiteten iid Die Slant
men raid, unb Die slnitrengungsn Der Seusr,
mebr i6ienen nueloS. Ntau iiird)tete, oab
oas Gebdubs, welhes ieiner arhitettonlz
iden S9onbeit halber beriibult 1T, total
;erit0rt ,uerbeu piiroe.
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Sanferctt.

~ bilabelpbia, IA. Sanuar. - Gie
Maflerfrua @ebrioer 6itd)ts, beftebenb
aus 6. 9fitd)ie, Geo. g. &itd)ie IL. Sames
3. 0titd)ie, bat falirt. sluseepebute uno
perungliidte Spetulationen bes G9sfS Der
Sirma lolen BEN Sanfsrott berbetgeiibrt
baben. Die gtadrift Iber bas 6alliment
perurlad]te feline eriudbuenspertbe @rreauug
anf Der blel9eu Sore. lleber ole Geid)Qitse
lase Der 6rma 1T nod nlats NGberes be
tauut,
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3cufreie 6unltaedeujtause.

9as SdlueamtS-9eparttmeut hat, elmer
gntid)eiNung oss 3oQsGOQettors BON gtcmz
Oorf eutgegen anssorbnet, bab Sreibe,eidy-
nungen, iomie 3raperieu, DtoDeue aus
MeiiIng nno Supier, rpelfe Sri. Soa Stei9z
ner, Soritsherin Der Otal= uuo 3eidenifule
an Der unlueriltdt bon 0enuer, aus Srantz
reid mttgebradt bat, sollirei iiuo-oie 3eid)z
uungeu ais Hrooutte elmer auerifaniidleu
Sunitlerin, Die iibrigen Gegenitdnoe ais sur
AnSiibun9 reS SerAieS nOt5i9e &ert;ense
uno Soiilfsmittel.