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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-20

6Ole Gr oem Burden oa elm @las 8sin; Der
S6ref lit ibm in Die 8lieoer 9efabren, er
ttbt ia fait nod uateIi8er aus, ais ieiuer alte
&alei9e."
Sauer elite fort uno aud ole Sofrdtbin
trat in ben @arter iuriid. Ser Re8en bate
plOBttb na19eluIen; es rieielte fein bernieOer
unO nur nod BON ben Sweiger tropfte es Hat
ibeno uno ihnerfdlig, Die ebeu an9etoms
meme iunge Dame bate iitb udbrenO bes YOrs
falls auf Der Gbauiise urter etneu oidtbelaubz
ten Baum 8efRbtet, uno lab NIT 8rDBen, err
Itnunten Augen auf elm neues 9aus, 0as ieine
9lGnieno meiBen Wtauern ienieit 0es boben
8artenlaunes erbob.
p9tli, 9u biit unb bleibIl bod ein 9eibt'
lnnM ibatt Die 8ante. vgBetBt Su oenn
ni6t oaB Oas Der Sugiitc9lnB I'M gan3en Gar
ten iit? e. Sd bite Gi3, &In0," fu6r iie err
re8t fort, inOem Iic ben Bid oes iuu9en Wdo:
6ens quitting, ,,iieb nidt OOrt biniiber. Sd
itelIe Dir cine Se0lH8ung - aber in nllem
grnits - baB 9u wabreno Seines oierieins
tDuIt, als bore oa Oriibcr nit Dem 3aun bic
g8elt auf -. gBas bort lGrmt i6waBt uuo
Beigt, Onrf ni9t flr bid ertitiren, penn mir
quite 6runoe bleiben tuollen bait Su mid
UcritanOcn, 2iai ?"
Sie iuuge Snme 6iFnrte ibre Nueer nod
Weitsr, aber ioglcih iIo8 tin reilenoes S6htln
UNI ibre &ippen, lie uerbeu9te lid un0 le9te
ole 9duoe aui Au8en uno D9ren, gum 3et'
den, ouB lie bliuO uno taub iein tuOge.
rSo lGufi8 iollt Ou uilien,~ ia8te Die Sofs
rGtbin uno oeutete nit Dem Sbrm na6 0em
neuen Saus, roaB oa Oriiben tdgIib Elm neuer
yta8el gu meinemSarB geIhmteOet piro...
SeBt laufe, 0ab Su iu's SNus tommit.. ....
Ntmm op9 8eiH &leio in Die obbt; iebIt gu
Oenn nibt, OaB Der 8ubsbaunt ibwimmt unO
ben iSirlefan5 auf Detncn 0tod idmmerltb Jus
ribtet?"
Gill mari einen IbelmiIaen SeitenbliG nuf
Die itattlitc, tcrnfeitc @eTtalt Der Eaute - Die
Sar8orbeit oerer oa oriiben geOieb unibeinenO
nitt beionoers - oanu ibirSte iie ibr &leiO,
ipraus ben Semlib IeieH &iesmes binauf,
oer nab oem Sauie fRbrte, nabm cine oide,
luobl8erdbrte SaBe, bic chen trdse ourd bic
0ausflur i6lib, bel ben YorOerpIoteu uno
tan5te 10 lGnge NIT ibr bcrum, bis bic Sante
ladeno, aber nit orobeno gebobenem 3ei9e:
finger in Der 5bilr erihten uno cine alte &D:
Din entieBt aus Der 6hhe ittir3te, I'M ibren
am Btbma leiOrnOan 2ieblinB Der iibermas
t9i9en S6n5erin ,u cntreiben.
(6orteBan8 iolst.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-20

dnunoen.
OptumzG Gfier.- G5c8enmdrtig itben i'm
8ddngniB bon gamoen, W:S., brei eiuee.
fleiihte Opium: gher, 5Wei gGciber uuO Elm
gRanu. sic permb8cn an etnem 8a0e cine
Guantit6t Opium Su conIumiren, lueItc bin.
rcthcn pirOe, 30 Wann um3ubrinaen Die
6rauen Iino oieelben, Weldle 10 TART bel benz
Dor &urSem beri6teten Sooe elmer iunqeu
DAME in ShOs6amoen eompromittirt Waren
Die tur tiiden GpniulH in 8ehihs
Lamb baben Auitra9 erbaIten, oeutlde Sim
merleute 3um g8ieoeraufbaue BON Yera gu
engagireu. 8udtiae Nrbeitrr oieier Art
Iollen freie lleberfabrt BON Wareille nad
GOuitantinoprl uno 8sisBelO bis gum Gin
itbiiiunsspIaBe erbalten. Sine &araWane
oeutl9er, namenLlib i6lesDi8 bollteiniiter,
bamburatr uno bann6ser ider 3tmmerlCute
befnoet iib bereits aut oem g4e9e mad Gons
tartinopel.
ueber ben 8aummOIlenbau in
s @entralsAiie len brinSt Der ~Huii. SuOa.
lioeH tolQen0e Nahri6ten pSn ben llmGe'
bun8en 3albtent's tnO .9roBs 5Id4en nit
Baumtuole bei6et I'm Saihtsnt unO GboO
Ibent mddlit uno reift aud Die amcritaniIdbe
8aumppne, bod bat Der Nnbau oerislben ais
etmas Neues bisber feline 9lGnaenoen ReIultate
aeltetert. Srller nod als Die Eaihtent'i6e
uno Gbooibcnt'id ide 9aummolle lit Die Bud0ris
ife, Welde bel iDrgfdlti8er 8eauiii9ti8unB oes
8aues un0 Der Reintaun8 Itb einiaen SOrten
Der nmetitaniiben ndbert ; aud in SoIaHo 1T
Oer 8aumWollenbau isbr eutiudslt unO Sei6s
net iih Die oorti8e ourb ibre oer66ltniBmGBt9
bobe Gualit6t aus. Sie nieorighen SOrtcn
pa6en in Der 8egenO bon Si6emfent. Die
ar6Bte 8aumpollen @rnte pfle9t in Gbina ges
mabt 3u peroeu ole 9erin0iie in ben HDroIi'
den Sbeilen TurtsItan's. Die llnDolltommens
belt Der &einipu"gsmit nimmt Der bubart
ibtu 8aunnuOlle einen 9rOBen Sbsil ibres
lBertbes. Sin Buo iDl9er Baumwolle topet
in Saidteut bis 7 &ubel (in oieiem Sabre 5
Gubel 50 Ropeten), in &Ofano OOn so &opefen
bis &ubel bili0er uno in Bu6ara nod bill
Tiger. &uBlanO erb6lt aus Surteitan, &Otano
@biWa unO 8ulura fat ousi9lieBli9 robe
SaumwOlle, bon Der Elm She'll, in ben fSabris
fen uerarbeitet, als baummpllene @eDebe
luieOer mad 6eutral Nien 3urRdtebrt. Die
@infubr Der rpben 8aumWOIle bat lib in oen
leBten II Sabren Uerneunia9t, mas Die Moth
tusnoi9teit Der bubariben SaumDoae fttr Die
ruIIi6en fSabrten beiueii't; namentlih in ben
leBten Sabren lit Die 3iifer Der @infu9r be-
0euteno 9eitiegen. Sie Summe Der in Gentrais
gliien gesrnteten BaumlpOae belduft ltb aui
utebr ais WtiG. PUB ia 40 Yfo.), bon Oensu
2 Wtia. auf 8ufara 100000 auf CHINA,
100000 auf SotanO uno 100000 auf bic am
Amu' S0ria gele9enen GduOer tommen."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-20
0ermaltiaz
egrnrr- l)frG6rrung5-G Gr(rll(d)aft.
$500, 900 90 Esaar. .SedpitdI.
563,O54.6I ueberfcbuA am l. 5aruar 1870.

568,OSG.6I utbcritbua am /. 5anuar 1870.
$IO53.O5A.GI SutaI'Serm6qcn,
ben @eieBen oes States Nelu'Yort 8ctndB an8elest
ScrIi9rrt III her ,,WGrmauia"
Die yDermanin~ 1T cine 9dni betitIde @eieuIdaft.
SO III Die Gltte ocuthe eciellidat in Nmeritd.
Sbr 9roBes Rnpital nit beOtiteuocm ucberlhuB ges
tuGbrt oru geridlerien Die bette Siderbeit,
Nue Yerluie uerOCn prompt unO uou beInblt.
SDre Beid0ttc iilo un0 lucrocn ets ant cine oortts
tige uuo iolior yDeic 9efibrt.
Die oeutld)e aunoIdait itd)ert Der gt5crmdntd" ent
berpprragsnOe SeIlung uter Guen 8erderun9s
ldlaIten.
Die y05crmarid" 1T bic erIe uno beoeutenoTt bCuts
Id)e gcri6eruuss sgeieuidaft in orn Der. Staateu
&eine auoere Geleuidatt tann ben Deutiden grDBtre
gOrtbee ober before Si6erbeit 8ewabrer,
g. g. 4Srpub s SUbnc, 48snten,
Rr 81, SoutbItraBe, Baltimore, No.
B8- YoIiten lperoen lit Der Agsntr ausRefertiq uno
9erluite beiaBlt (Sunl.l i.a.S1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-20
Der bette Nlat, UNI cine S1dbmd
feAittr III RnnIErtt ~ hn
Saltimnrer Sa6nnr3ncizG zGci6Gft,

eHeoH. Gde Der Gutaro' nne 1drdtusdfraRe.
geuau paNenoe Sabrsarnihluu $40 : SIS. lusIdt
binfdtltdt oer9auerbagteit, 9eauenttietnidb ibers
trOfteu lperoen ibnnen. BorjHsfes @plo lum 6iilen
nllr 50, Sbsr 81, wee als oauerbat aarantirt uer'
ben. Nitrous Oxide Sas iecen Sag milo. unb 3dbns
96nlib Obne Shulerjeu aus8rjo8en tiir so Gents pro
StHt.
9as 8ireau IN du alen stunOen se0ftnet
(Rai14 12Wite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-20
Dad Mmfferbam.
Wadl Mmfferbnuf.

G@E5sA Die idone idneniessInoe a 9orbh.
Barrie s5neuffrie." Gapt. VI. 6ildsn,
ipfo prompt mad obsem 9afsn eypebirt. gBsssn 5radt
ober pdiaes toenbe man td au q
'f''' q. Z. Brdiuts s Comp. da
u63-) 4 gr, 81, SRp.GapfraEs. M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-20
.t.Btrcau glr. 0, Ror0 g GaIOtrtFr.
Gotpnspinrr sfersebobn.
gprr.Rpas @ferSebabn.

Rnb 3 otui ontOWu fiiHOIid uOn nbr TtOr8ens
bis IL Elbr Aberos.
giad9 SOUanstupu nm 8, 6ys, TX uro 8X ubr
Dtorgens unb 215, 3K, AZ, 5S uno 6K ubr NbenOs
an Sornta8en: Nm l0G nnO 1lH n9r Wor9ens
uno 1919. l&, 2k, 3S, AZ, 5H uno 6X nbr Nadnt
uno oou goUunstplun bterber I'm 10 unb II ubr Wtors
aers uno |, 2, 3, 4, 5. 6. Z un0 nbr gadmttta0s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-20

Redbts= Mnmdtt
"SToNE oRPIoE", benz 8eridtsbauIs In SppIontutpn
gegeHiber,
bittet Ieinrn beutIeu reunOen iene 8ien'ie In allen
aerihtlideu ub aoOotatOriidu @efdden In Baltimore
Gouutp al. Gr lit nadl ubr 9tabmitta9s aud in
Baltimore in etuem Sireau Rr. as, Gt. #aulfr.
gde Der SGrato8aitraBs, Iu iprehen. (sr fprtdbt
Beutfcb, (Suli3 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-20
Columbia nno @ermania,
Rrtfbridil Spnner,
greOigsr Der 81. 5obanuss. .@smetnoe, 6rsotrtd'Roa


Sreoigtr Der 81. 5obanuss. .gsmstnoe 5rsosrtd.Roao
Die Sonne Tei9t aus oes Utstres Srino
Tluo fGrbt bic gBrlsn bIuirotb uuo bunt.
uuo iiebe bod In ben Spb1reu Ihpebt
Sin Soppelbilo has Jum pimlHel tth hebt
Giermauia, Der Shub0eif Der Seutlhtn, lie ta8t:
DAB Der feino pom Nbslne iu traunlen pd9t,
uuo Columbia ldhelt Der Sawslter mtlo
Dies 1T etH Sraum, ben tetr " oft rthllt
tlno Iieb ntmer b6ber uno b6btr ittt8
8us SdIlueierpaar. bas eritauneno nun lhWtCa;
DEM tief untsn, tief aus ogm urnentbal
@rbob dl Gin 6eoenOolt ubue Sabl
gs luareu bic Opfsr pon eriteu artt9,
Die iiber ben Gorieu erran9tH 0tn Sha
Gin &6rner. pg eperunO 9 dliuert" IN Der Saho,
Sin8eno unO tGmpfeno ir's 8aterlano.
uno bdlt tbm Sur 5eits ftanh ieucr Wann.
Ter Wdnner uHo gBeiber ais Strter gelpaIil
~ ter Nrnot," Der Sdn8er Der oeutlhsn Rrdft
Die elpig uno eipi9 GorieubnB iba'tt,
Hno Oann iener Gbrlide, reoltdle Sdbn,
Der bic 9u9enb eroite pOm Sorlenuabn.
sic braften Der 5rebeit ben Gpfer9elaHe,
Der nldd)ti8 uno tr6ftg 8en Stmusl itb dwanB
Tluo ob benz 9ebiloe Der Groenwelt
Vie lluet Shlucltern - ie blidten gum SternenlClt.
Columbia ldbelt, 8ermauia -te ibaut,
gDe mddtig Der 1T, Der aui SOtt otrtraut
Senn o'roben, bort obtit. oa b6rBt itner Britt.
Ser 9eutibldno aus tor der &rsdtihaft ritf
unierleibnet 1T 0as bimmltite Bfano
pNur Gtntgtelt rettet pas y SaterlanoH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-20
8alttmore, NO, NttwoG, ben 20. Suit 1870

bic flut ourdI6nitt, wuroe es 70 bell, oaB
oas game Bed erteudtet mar uuo i'd O'rnu=
Sen amStampIftod, no bnaus i'd itiea 0euts
lid Mot tber9rOBe Shrift nur bei'm S6eine
oes leudteuoeft WaHers ertennen fonnte- aber
Die eiaentlibe Yraht ots Geuateus mar psr'
hmuuhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-20
@elS' boDnl1rer sdluhlaNe1t.

Sas biaieIie S4ubgei6dft in Der Staot
unier NottO 1T: pS9nelIe Berfaufe unb
tleinen YrDIitM
8amen. Gaers altr Irten mitIbI6ben rs Gts.-$.
WorodosStiefeI fir 8amen 81. SIPS. Sl50.
6Obe 9amens Caters an Der Seite geidniirt $780,
9pn9reB IBniters fir WGbt1en % Gents.
WorpdpsS sStiCfel fir WtGbd1en rs Cts, 100.
DnmensNantoIteln aGcr grt 40 bis so Gts
perren.g gongreBs@aiters 81 so, 81, $3.50
gtnn9ete (peggedl SsrreusBaImprals 81 so, 81 rs.
800 Yaar SerrCns Stieiel 81. so (gBertb $5l.
G5eua9ete tpeggedl 9nabcn Bamorals 81 20, $l.40
gen6bts suabeusBaiters 81 so, $1.75.
5pbe 9atings sG5atters fir WtGober 81. $135.
aal6leoerne Sdube fir Wt0bdel rs Gents.
Sin uu9ebeursr 8orratb uon fertia9ematter Nrbrit
go QBir baben alIe gBaarer porratbis. fucIde mir
drJei9eu! 2. %els X Bpbn,
(Dtai2l 3Wh.) SIR. SO, 9oroseutapitraBt.
Der bette Nlat, UNI cine Mdbmds
idine III faufcn, 1T oa,
no as 5Orsn WahIren u babsn up .tuie i'm Seiddfte
BON @eurs Z. Strpbmeper, iuH., @r. s, Rore'
GdpfrdRe.
9tdbmaidirsn ,ptrotn auf's 8eVt unO Butsts ausst'
beiert audi balts Id stne 9roBe Nuslpabl oon &ei6e
@arn uno Gel jum SebrGu6e Der Wai6tnen btaissr,
als an entm aroern RIabe. CNpril27 6Wh)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-07-20
Qidlt einen SsaI {!

Or. SSind1tl brouht bas SalSeirr DSpo Sas
(2aheas) 69t bier In Der Stabt ett beinabe3 Sabren
unb IS III ntht elm itaa in tpelem isre 8srfabrunss.
peils dD i'm Serngiien als iddoI 9telet. geriputn,
irtld1e Elm henig rdtiam ootr neruos birRhtIt6 ots
3abnausjebens Fro 6nnen h oetidsrt baIter. baB Fs
ben Bortbstl opn aroBer erahrune. perbunotn nit Sc
ihidlid,tet in bieism Gtabltiiement ftnotn.
3abn' 8drnitIren Eelbe gang nattlrl ausiebtt, bon
SO bis $40; @usiisbsn bon 3Gbnsn nit 2ad8as 80
Gents fir iebsn.
GSiueberS 3abnar,nti' q @tdbIiffement,
Rr. 1s3, 6apettes,
tW(Qi2 9Wttsl ltuttdleu SutQlps unD BacQfrQke,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-19

8inona uno ct. peter,
cefii3 sebenb.
g<rlafen Sssatvaua"...... 12.W Etttass. 400 Radm,
5efti1. 9ebene. 'a
gtrlaFss NiaSna ...-.-... 500 Ga&z,. f0.N gpsm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-19
st 4 t 1fel.

2ein @plp, fein Silber lam better,
8ein 8csel IN 2uften fam fbneler,
&etn Ding bur9brinsenber iein,
8erwabre bic Tenfer unb Giesel!
SD ipret9e ni6t Stdbe, ni9t @te9el,
limb fpmnae bod l6eraG binetn.
anRSimag hes &atbiels 1T Nr. 118:
Der Materiali #.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-19

GinSeHrer iaete su ieinen Sdilern
her SAnee Babe cine erpdrmenbe Strait,
,ppraui etn &nabe iAnea %entseenste: Mber
trarum bei3t benn meine Muttsr nitt ben
Sfen nit Shnee?
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-02-19

2ester % IT, Gin uisiser ArYf lag
auf benz Spbtenbette. Der Nr3t futlte ism
ben Suls uno quite bebenfli9 Die slGiel. -
nOpetpr," ia9te Der &sanfs, ubaben sic ei<
nsn auntausbrud baflr, mie metn Yuls
fAldst ?"-uNein, eisentliA niht," entse9-
rete Der Nrat.-uWpbl, fl nil ih bic @il>
ienldaft tamtt bereiAsrn. Weiu Yu1s
fdldat ben Spttenmarf6".
, 1870-06-15
EQHTY-FIRST CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, June II.
SENATE

WASHING1f1N. June Il.
srv.TF
otHA1h
IAA0E WITH CANADA
Ihe honse tGsoinnon OF inquiry relative to trade
WILL 1he h!1Lisn @ provinces Mas passed
r9ST4L APPROPRIATION BiLI
~: MOKh!LL tMe.} iepofted the Postal AppEo.
prtauon ~! IRON Inc committee on Approrrth'
nons, Wild IN aMcnument Striking out the clause
restricting appropriations LOT tue iettef-aF11er 6Is
ten 10 Clues baE1ng 4o,o0o ;nhab1tanta
oI4ER COMMITTEE REroRTa
Mi. MAhSEh, from the committee On Public
LandA reported, W!thout amendment the bill to
fegu!ate E1Hnt OF land to the State OF Alabama
to ald IN me CONSTRUCTION Of railroad from the
tennessee MSEF to Gadsen.
Ml- Nuc0Ns ff0m the committee Of Confer
ence On the Army bill, submitted report, which
Has ordered printed.
INFORMATION WANTED.
Mr. CASSERLY offered resolution .cuueattnu
The Preslent to traustnif n the Senate al tht ~
, 1870-06-15
INDIANA,

Republican Convention in Stark
County-Nominutio OF County Of
ficets- Tho Wcnthcr-PEospccts Of
Crops. etc.
(ERoA OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT
KNOX, Stark Co.. Ind, June II.
The Republican Nominating Convention Was
held here to-day. Every township Was represent
cd By delegates. The convention Was presided
orer By Jacob LJbrook, Esq.,, an able, efficient,
and active Republican, one Of the pioneers Of the
party In this county. Mr. Charles G. Post was
chosen Secretary.
The deliberations were characterized By harmo-
NJ ana earnestness, and termination manifested
to use eyery possible cxertion to carry on the
s1ege Of political warfare with energy and zeal
until victory sAonld perch upon our banner.
The following ticket was formed the men put
In nomination are all true and tried:
For County Treasurer, S. r. Strong, OF Wayne
Township: County Recorder, DR.. J. B. Hoag, Of
Curtis; sheriff, ". ". Coin, Of Davis; Coroaer,
mIshoners- District, Jacob Shilling, Of Ore
gon; Second District, VIM Anlmoug, OF Curtis;
Third District Henry Bender, Of Wayne.
choice q this county ~ representative ior tho ds
n4ct composed OF the counties Of Laporte and
Resolutions were passed expressive Of the sense
Of the meeting relatlye to the Issues Of the day,
and fully endorsing the course Of our eflcent and
1alented papss member OF Congress- General Jasper
The Congressional, Legislative md Judicial Con-
venttoDs meet at WanAtah, In LapoEte County, on
the asth instant, to which delegates we're ap-
Ever since the organization of this county have
been under ne polluca! rule Of the Democratic
hands Politically 1t has been covered with the
blaclness Of d2rkness Four years ago, the Re-
pnbcaas elected q Sheriff, the only county officer
county. The prospect Of slecting our ticket is
better than ever before. Within the Last four
, 1870-06-15

South Ameftea. enzaeins The larger pa,t of M eTs =
sight Of the lsAnd ii Cuba Under TIE treaty *1ta
vessels WI be liable to v1stts the high seas Ia
case Of be1lgrrcncy the earring OF eenI as q
which now Ii lawful becomes liable 10 r7sks OF
IN view Of the gravity Of this question have
deemed 1t my duty to tnylte the attention Of the
Mat-nak1ng powers q me eoa4n 4, ~ n,io. 1ne
with declaration OF neutrality and the gfahdng
Of bell3eercnt rtghta There u not de- tdeo goE-
esn1 n cnSa @ H., 70 sn snn
has not been able 70 suppress the opposition TO
Span1Ah rule Ii the island, nor to award speedy
Justice to other nations, Of the citizens OF other m
lions, when their rights hare been Invaded. There
are sertous complications growing out Of the seiz-
ure Of American vessels upon the high seas, exc
cuttEg American citizens without proper trial and
connscating or embargolng The property Of Amen
can citizens. Solemn protests have been made
against eyery invasion Of the rights Of citizens Of
and s al % roper ateps M s haTe been taken sad al az
pressed for proper reraratton Of every indgnity
complained OF. The question Of belligerency,
however, which is to oc decided on dednltc pritl-
ctples, and according 10 akcertained facts ts
entirely different from and unc0nnected With the
other questions Of the manner in which the strife
cur citizens entitled to our protection. These
questions concern our own dignity and RESPONSE
billy, and thcy have been made, as have said,
the subject Of frequent communications with
Spain, End Of protests and demands on our part
II is hoped that these will not be dsregarded; !;
hut should they be, these questions viii he made
the subject Of further Communication TO Con-
gress.
E1EerTivE Ea1 MANSION, June Is, 1910: e. eAAS''
STEAMSHIP SUBSIDY.
AsHfffT0E, June 14-The Senate Committee
on Commerce has agreed u report bill Bubsi-
disinE line Of steamships between San Francisco
and Australia by the payment Of $4,000 pei
Rnnum.
prr rotr
, 1870-06-15

,1sns M !; a1iSS s. presented petition o. zoo
e 70 e. a'ssa sspss liquors at the
M a,ces !, ndqssd 5olnt resolution
a1s opnn1sq =! a. Hn'e o1qnance aor sol'
ES15ED s1xTEs diam JuRlEa
renor.ed h h.nn iIv ~ .ae Gomtnee a1 1T
.tt LEY! !,i, I'LL III - g nE cnIEusat!on o. g5ood
ing = aay and ave cents nile travelled, Is and
5han once in ten ys.rs Rassed. ''''
M ne mGnse hsoceeaed 2 the morning hour to
o.tcI1f .! NE senate bll to provide
the s1ntion q ~ rrtna1n1 n ano 4o t aad el1apze
Ga51eid hed offered substitute, being the Ninety
e ase ailllon Dill ">th the funding sections struck
'ns An amendment ,v Mr. po7Avn,n ra,.,onoo ~
e o. me currency and repeallng the
present a~ im!t!ng the amount Of circulation, IVES
ee'suMss :, st,,o 70 ..
~ ~su1Sutute. aut1ot1zn9 the issue Of three hundred
1loas =! Feal-tendeF notes+ TO be exchanged for
rns9Id ank III ALLOW matured bonds to be
70 pe tGoeened ,1 III par, vas re}ected-yeas, 81 !;
nasn' 'oma-a,n,,,4 ~: .-,o .na,
on1hIsI9inr1 ~ W. ome.ea e n ~, MORGAN
tn6 ~ ian a!oMlne me Issue Of No
.,s1 h3as pann aes aHct19 Lne payment OF ma
n-aannonI.s ans aes - Nat.vuA oanks ~ pal IN
payment of ali United Sites ta1es and inoT,a e ~
WIS 'e'ec'eoIyaas. ;tfp Ri y. 2 9a54 G1s1o. IL
Several o,her a,1snfmen.s guSlaor: o,., ,t,o-oa .
whnnt rnte .,,aron H. I'm e u, oas
nrTnN AID fhe onaa nroa ~ W. y. u,el th LILLY III r.
cratjon ar The INIT resn{ntio ~ f,S ~
Committee On Fnreinn af1strs ae foou i.oiA 'ne
Fe.sir<d ~ The S.nsn md hnn.e =" ~ Renre.s,,s.
tiyes Of tho United Ststes Of Amelfca in Cont1s L.
een!bed, that the Precedent ot the United States b.
hnd hertE AUTHORIZED md Instructed to declare aud
t q h aeutral! op the part Of tho
s.3.tin1 hr,n ~ thc raon "a k n sas sentfss DOW
nrnt 81 the Kiuxdom Of Sna.n ouoA a1o A"' oo'eta-
Resolred That III the provaiope Of the STATUTE ap
proved on the 9Th Of April lsla entitled Al act n
nddton to an 4et qE The Of certain crimes
e ansa ha Il sna t. 'cs II hs
PEOPLE Of CHS aad te GavTnnssnt " Sn.in INC
ReolEed ThAt tic President Il hereby autho1izd md
requested reon.trate asasnst tic barbsros manner
IN which the war IN Cuba has been conducted and If he
, t.ai dem II expsdien to sollet the cooreEaten Of
Sr.ssrr ~ aat f 1eEn Itt r. ns mas decfn
,nat;ons u XII "a "sd 'ss"Sn'@eo os al a''hzeo
amendments WIRE offered hr sesa,e ORTIZ
and LoCAS. fhe iai;sr heinz to In second sectian
tn naCc + rnns,rncta1 ~ as ~ 10 ~ ats '
tending nartes he aama @ odrsn,soe fn " etal Gu9
course antI trle With The T7nI;et1 sfSta, coneIst
ent With he lava of nations Which hara hean ~
may be nccnr.icd tn thr Gnr1ern1nnnt - anin "
III. BASFS st1irrsae the HnEsa a. a. cno+b IN
Eunnort ri Tho ,utnt 1csntnfop ~ ,ha a. es -
, 1870-06-15
MINNESOTA.


military Acknowledgements OF the
Dubuque d st. Paul Railroad.
Special Despatch to The CHICAGO Tribuue
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Juness ss14-The veterans Of the
First Minnesota Regiment held reunion to-day
at Minneapolis. Major General Hancock and stAn
we're present, and the Grafton was delivered bY
General II. 4 Gornan-
The prospects OF the Dubuque St. Paul Rail-
road are very nattering. This road IS without q
land grant, but Is intended to run through the
heart Of the most thlckly settled portion Of the
State. from st. Pani to Austin, from which point
connection will be made with the line controlled
up the Illinois Central Railroad to Dubuque. The
Illinois Central manifesto strong interest In tue
proposed road from St Paul, and has recently
sent an engineer over the route to Bps out the
land- Bonuses are asked BY the c0mpany to the
amount Of 1000 from villages and counties to
be benefited bJ the building Of the road: and
there ls every prospect that the amount viii be
raised. Ex-Governor Marshal Is President Of the
organization. He feels sangutne that the road
vii! be speedily bnt-
, 1870-06-15
CHICAGO WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO weekly TRIBUNE,
4 SPLENDID NUMBER.
Contents for tho Wetk Ending Jule i

Contents for tho Wetk Ending Juls Is.
1-AW1NrER's NIGHT RIDE In THE SIERRA:
From the Overland Monthly.
"a sAFR LaVKsThENT: Fton Appleton's
SHOWN AMONG THE DEAD MEN: By Kds,r a.
&-CHARLES DICKENS: Heusy Ward Beccher's
Trsbute-Dickens and Thaekezay.
mark TWAIN: More Distlnct1on-Letter to tho
Western New York Poultry Societr
sJoBH BILLINGS: Pepper Pods-A Temperance
Dfneourze in Reply to Correspondent.
7-POETRY: Evelyn Hope-GoIns to slcep,
s-A KNOWING HORSE: From the Overland
Monthly,
a-CH1SEsE EM1oRASTs: How thry aro Received
At San Francisco.
to-EoRTH CAROLINA; Ku.K1u1 Out1aSes-Proela.
nation Of the Governor.
l1-TERRIBLK ADVENTURE: An Invalid Shnt m
In Room with Mad Dog for Three Hou.t
H-oATASTRoPHR AT LEAvRNwoRTH: Falliux
Of Bridge Per-Thzee Men Drowned, md Two
Othe11 injured.
ls-pEATH m FR1oHrFuL SHAPE: Man
Falls fFo=' the top of'a stecrlc. Distance Of $50
1+opD FAsH1oxs.
ls-suH SPOTS: Cool Wcathc1 and Deficient Rain
fall.
1.-THE FARM AND THE GARDEN. The Wce41
Earth Closets and Earth Sew age--Setd Corn
Top Dressiug ot Meadows-P,ckiug Fruit-The
Crops
E-LETTKR FROM VETERINARIAN: How to Givc
Mrdic1nes 10 Hofpe.
METEOROLOGICAL NOTES: Tho sHiped
Squaah Bus-The Dust Remedy.
lo-TREE PLANTING: by H.W. s. Cleveland.
91-TASHlkGTDN: New Acts and Appointments
The Chinese Qucauon-Party Schemc=-Buutwe1
and D. 4. WelIs-1ed. Davis Plantauon-A Sup
pzrassa Dusl.
u-DRNkI:G In AMERICA.
.9-FEEIAN RAID: Debate in tho House OF Lord4-In-
stractions 10 Ainiater Thornton-O'Feill Must bo
s-EHGIIsH TRAGEDY: sercn4old Murder near
U1hridgc.
et+THE FRENCH FLEB1scrrR: Napoleon Recciv-
inE the Result Of the Vote-Grnnd Scene At the
Tnerits-Thc Emperprs Speech.
es-DOGMA or f1NFALLIBILTTF.
s-oUBAS QUESTION: Ae.saso from Psrsldca.
sa-NKW CONSTITUTION: Opinions Of The prcss.
ss- GREAT SALE OF STOCK; In 1enia, Ohio by
Robert Il. Bell
- SUMMARY OF CONGRESSIONAL PRoOEKD-
IEGs.
s1-THE wEEK: 4 Record Of Current Ereuts, Do
meatic and Foreign.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
3-EDITORIAIS: The Desth Of Charles Dickens
New Funding Bt,-Defcctive and Corrupt Bills
The 11nprls ,nment Of Hatch-Thc Discussion Of
tho Bcssc1ner Street.-The New Constitutfon-The
| Weather and the Crops. &c, &c.
TIE CHICAGO WEEX1T TRmCNE has larger and
better circulation in the Wcst than any other }ou1aL
It is excellent medium for ndreEsfnk. especially to
those who wish secure the patronage Of the produc
Ing caE.ea. limited number Of advertisements NIL
b. taken. At moderate tAts Subscription price Of TIE
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