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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
glahrui

W1Drut
istnem Ja friib oabin9eidiebcnen 5reuUos
@eprg Seranb.
gBas iptuI Du, 3brans, mir i'm teuttet 4u8e
lBds idlGaa 9u, 8tri, 10 luebinutbsOou uno bang I
gDQg brinorn mir Die lCiien WiroEsbduhc.
gom naben &burm ber ounpte Slodenllune Z
ait ntdt etnug oes 70 hnerIts uaI Der Groc2
an nidt etHu9 res ShnletIrs IN Der Sruit -
Was nimmit ben WierIhen VI pom Sssroe
9es 9ebtns, psnu man atbmen MIL in SUIT !
Weiut Vile rpciut Sbr ftudttn Wolten. icrfet
Au' Cure 9brGntn auf bic Orb berab.
Sonn', Wtono uno au' 9br ltsb II Sterrlein, Isrtet,
Den qauf pom Der ptrwait'ttn @tbe alb
3hr ~ouft'9en Blurtn, tbdlet bin In 3brdntr,
geiat Guer 8aupt gum 5uOesitldf uno lutint
Jbr Wttnihtn h0rtt enoltd aut Il mabren.
SaB ts nod Slid aui eroen 8tbt, uno tufint J
Dlan Ientt Gid bel Der 5rGuerlhOrr &,toasn
Sn Setue @ruft bic ibauria talte - elm;
9m uaben Buih Die Tie men Bog'ietn itHqtn
Dir Iaut Gin trauti9 2iebelelnl -
gShIaf iuobl . 5rcuro,
Ylutnen, Die i'd bah,
Sd BRING lie DIR nit lebepoDtn SGn0sn
hub petne lGiie auf Sttn frtbss 9rab -
.. 4. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
Staat Warbianh,
Shrsan ses Staats:e efretdrs.
Staat WaryIanD,
Bureau be8 Staat8-S cFretdrs.

YIN Vile, bic % angebt
2termit mirb befdnut geinaht, baB btt't, gouperneur
Besnaoigunss . @eluGe sinesreiht ipcrotn Fnb In Dem
Yrpi,ie hes Staates ststn ID M - 6iiton. psidkr tn
Septsinber. 9trmire 1863 oes Gie5nabIs hbrrfabrt uns
~ Is DRpiattn 9sfdr eniB otrur,hsiit rparbe.
Der @ouoerntur tplro beiastss gtlut on uno nadt
BEN 30. Cetobsr 1S70lur @nosrtideiouna nornsbmsn:
bis ~ etnanntem Gage fonrtn protefie aeeen beiaotss
gtiud etn8ertiat perben, aud tperbsn BITE Sestsrsn nads
Gutbinitn bts @ouptrneurS bis babin nut Gtnfiht pffen
itin. SIN Suffrage bss @ouptrnsurs !: '"
t4s6.4S,s X. o.. Ppupbap. Staatsjtfr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
SeleSrapbiiae 9epeiaen.
Qlna QNnfhirntpn.
(stri8ttt fur ttn -Dtatf8tn aoFFtPOnStattl,' >

% b in gto n, II. Oh Sas @aPiiOI
miro bercits fir Die ud9ite GonarsbitBun8 IA
Csonung gsbra6t. Rsue YsntilaiiOncn iolen
in Der Senatsfammtr nn0gbraht iueroen.i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12

Die Acknowledgement unb e%inNinmiatn IusIbrihe Der
Wsrite ju Sunftcn oes SpH' IH ell WfaE,.@ rtrdFtss
BET Stptnen Qrantbeitsformen ino bic 5olse Der Rai6.
belt isiner gBirtungen, mGlhe ibm in gelpinem @raoe
ben Gbdralter zines Spectitcuns oerihaftt bat. Sur
tpeni8e SoHiea aisbt es. Uelbe bctdrOniiden 9ntarrben,
Wdgcnltioen unD - Dor Wucm bel Gungenfrantbei'
ten 10 milo uuo babel 10 prompt l%piriien. Dte Der Sotf's
gotham 1T.
Set allen @pptbsfsrn unb NJ atsrialiHen ,u
bubeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
@taStrQthS &erhanNIuunfn

Sm erftsn 3peiae ibsfreidte aeferu Or.
@ia einen Yroteft BON 500 Yetionet oeaeu hi.
9erfeaung BON 8ouleparbs (4penus'n1 ldnas
Der Sones' Jaas. iuoria suaIsih UNI 6iniee
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12

Mir. bic rEtsriei6n.ten, mad. N hermit aaen Brauern
bsiannt. oaB Or. 5obann Distenann uidt rnebr gatnt
fur nnisr Selhdtt IN SIR. %, Siio . 5reotrtdNrase. 1T.
uno oaB er fetns Betu8ntb bat, Selosr s%injuta iItrsn ODER
tr9eno mtlts @elhaftr In unlerem Jianen uem u. Sept.
1870 an abiui9lisbsu. uno oaB ieins Stsas on ON. IN.
o. Suuipan lbsrtrasen III.
Spbn D. aBbite * 4obu,
VtalJ' uno 9opfen. Sanottr in
Rr. 30 q IS, CUB Sreesrtd ffraae,
per VI. q. Suliuau.
Baltimore, ben 10. DIiobsr 1870. t24s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12

huuie nls ganoioaten fir ben laHgen uno FUR
3en SermiH I'M GoH9reie nuf.
Gupitdu Rob. z. 9raoIeD, elm Seamtsr i'm
3ol6aus. itarb gsiterH Abgno an elmer Slid
numb, Die ibm Snmiiags Eadt BON eintm
unbstannien 5~uqgiiigt uorosn mar.
8uti Htbsiter iieleu BON Der 81. Sobus-
Girae 90 JuB bed 6erab. Ser Cine mar
aut Der Stele toot, Der AHOere III 8eidbrli6
oerleBt.
Gutbarina SeiO6Of Itarb in Totee Su oisl
qsuomn:nen SblOrofOrms I'M SEPARATIONS
iu6l zines 3abnar1tes.
Anoreos RDan uno SennD Smeen0 Begin
gen SelbfmOro, inOem ie iih Se~meini9aitlt6
mi Ntti iippt ertrdntten.
Jit:t, &abels Na6rt9teH.
Gambetta's Sauun bringt 9,0O0Sriefe
ans &aris.
Die ftbparse SABINE Der fran56fs
faen S6arfi6utcH.
Der p6bel in Epur8 bebrpbt oas Ses
ben peut1der @~cfan9ener.
Die BeibicRuns Ger sOrtiffationsn Don Faris.
Ser Sroen bes Generals ubris.
Sine frauj. DepItation inSpantcr
Gin ocntrdrr Sirg bri WrIrans
1000 Tran3uicn ~gcfan9cn nnO 3 Sallo:
men CrbCntct.
@eiSerung, unter @arttaIct 81 picnen.
Die sprS. rnnsen Ter RatiunGt' @drer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
Nele MR3etgen.
liraiarir .~Drhanptmad1una.

8is untetJsi6nStfn Rt9tFtlr. grdmttu fir Die IpauIta
WatDs Der Stabt Baltimore Deion WRpntog. Bffus
ffGa nnb 0aittwrdb cen "a 20 unb 90 OTTO.
brr 1870. Don SoTm,tt0gs 8 bic Hbsues 0 ubr
in tlrCu uutenitbtno 1npegtuertH AmtkOtuteu dnmes
icno ieiu. UNI Die %Jicgifrtrs qiiau iu usrooufdnbipsu,
burtIuitben uno III btri6tiBeH. IS mtr5eu hubeE aue
uadiolaeno baeidlnsttn YtrIOrrn a6iuuQsouu etIubt.
Dor Dem betrtit. Rtetfraior lu ttiheinen tiuo otmitlben
bic brJiebentlide gladriht JuiommGn Iu IHHer ttr fh
nod nidt bat r~eatirIrfn Ia len per aus btr stntng3arb
mrg90ogen lift uno In ieirtr droCreu aBaro large gtuua
pspobnt. nm bort iltrlnen lu Ionntn tpsr bibbtr btJuss
lid ittHer GerShtt8ur8 CUR Ss,esllben Nt8tttrtrun8 ittHs
btnldu9lldtn Beltge bgtbrtnptn fonnte. iplGe aber Nuns
mehr Ju ltltcru i'm StGnos 1T lptr Dduon 9erntniB bat,
bag cine r~tGtttirte Verlou nor obtr pdhteno Der ltbttn
RcQtfrtr'l d ode 9sttotbtu ooer lps99go8tn lift obsr Iur
Re9iitrttura ntdt btrtbit8t III nollh Dsr in ben Osrs
Dircntlidtsn Y item nCi.tr8tItittsr~ SiimmgIber cine nus.
Iaiu"8 O0'r 'ln'n 3'Tt9nm Es'osaL bot
Yiaitotnt oes ReBihtntoren.g o~IlEgiun1s
SBtnttIb RcgIintrd, Ssirltar.
l, gDaro - Cir. 1856, sHC.aaTIsit!gBs;
2. @arO - Nr. 1928. 1aamtsFraBs !;
Sames q. REIN. NeatHratoF.
8. @arO go Rr. 1877, ef.saItinOniraB s
George &B. BanbeL, RegiatatOr.
4. WarO - gr. 80. NibsmarlthraBs
5. RarO Rr. la9, SOrrsairaBs;
g.. gBarb - Ode grOaopap UNI StfsrionafaBe
BtnfteIc RcGIiHted. JseeiiratOr.
T. ROarO - ''T' 1872. s Ssn.aI N sO,Rst o,, w.,,e.,,,,
George @oburn, RtsiIratOr.
v. W0aro Str, 90, NgCnsSdNlmotefraBe
SameS Gpdtes. Re9tfrator.
10. Baro - gr. 1854. RDef'6 apetstrase;
Samuel SIanDiIe. ResifratOr.
IL. Daro - gr. 278, ytorbs 6ouarohrast;
3. tttpi4 SerlUs. RFetHrator.
IL. g9Gro - 9tr. III. prtiton', nabe gutupiirGBe;
6dpCttc Stun IN r, gfestftrator.
IS. gBaro Sir. 413, SaratuaafraBe;
Mlfreb o. San, Re9tfratpr.
IA. Waro - Ode BON 6rtnOnts uno YnltimprttraBt ;
@m. q. 8ur, Reatiratot.
Is. Aaro - Cir. 4, 9ooerhraBt;
k8m. Pofman, NestItrator.
16. gBaro - gr. 227, 9omDaSfra6t
SamsS Ppldn6. Rt8ifratOr.
II. A1aro - glr. 409, &t8bthraBt !;
KBm. 6reebD. RtgihratOr.
10. G0ato SRtpsFsds bon Sdr6Oer. uno 2OmbarOFr.
2. Sranf Srabp, Reeihrator.
10. WGrO - NprDpitsgde Der YaltimoreEu Gtridtrftr ~;
3, %arrp Hedber, Regtftratpr.
90. Narb - g(r. 66, PsnnI ploanta. QUsnue;
l2ll-55l G9Llh. o. NUM-. Rtaifrnipr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12

re- Warnuno. Sn unferem
itets pe9ielnoen Gina fino 5aften, Grfdltung
uno &ranfbeiten oes 6alies un0 Der 8ruft Ie6r
bduftg; bic 8rauiame NusSsbrung foroert ibre
Opfer. Steie &ranfbeiten i6nnen, tpenn bel
Bitten beadtet, aut9ebalteu uno sebeilt iperoen.
Sas 2etlmittel lit DR.. Wi 8alfam
b Wtlos&irl DEN. (241-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
Qtttu,t.

Die aitiotn D~lit8leSsr lu.roen aufeeiorbsrt. benz Sci.
tenbegdn9nife oes periiorbenen paifOeii Dliisltcbes Srn.
0eorg arans beuts Rdbmittas beiiurDopner.
Heriau,mlung "a 2 ubr i'm WercinslofaIe
t2l3l Sb. &eewale. 4rdf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12

@ Gltpatsr, s appler, 8 Yadmann, SO 8
Barber, s Barnard, . 8ernbCrmer, y Q Beet
man, DIR 8ineer, q 9aumsart, $ 8edbaus, 6
GaTel, s 3 gbriGtpptsr, . gbrtltton, s &
! SS gfp, { ! S s. SST'a s e = S1p" 5 essf. ) S9 grsy T.
gD 8ifbsr. s 8slbmonn, 81 SsiB, 6 GrObe, s
9Orins, s @untber, SIR @CrOss, Y @sssr, 8
pausman, s @tlba6, s SCrSCg, SIR 5sttiG, q
8 Ssrr, 81 Stsler, 9 Sedman, s % Suntt,
multr, 81 Solepb, 6 8aufran. s &emp, 81 9as.
s Scotland. 6 y 8OtRs, 8 &raus, s 8rruS, 6
4aumann, 6 IS Gut, 81 Wetittr, @b Reper, 3
Retr, 9 Ribblefauf, q @sibtna, 9b S6Ge, S
@auline, 81 &sit, ~ Rutb, 3 Salsman, y u
Settling, s Sdultet6, q % S6pQ, 9 Scrps>
s BON GerIen, y Derb, 50 29spri6, s gBetft,
6 s Deirmau, 8 Deiis, 6 @inttrs, q gBplfs,
y 8 3int, Mr 8u9pbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
.
bic in Der rSun" argeSet9t unb benz Slang
mad Dcuti9cn angebbrcn,

9omen>2tf c.
Rt6 6 IbIer. 9lrs 6 @ultsrnutte, RrS ~
9 gGpfsr, gttR y SE4fsr, 1tb y Cole !. @rs =
6 q GiIber, MrS 6 Tronte, RiB ~ StIBer, @iB
8 SAY, Rtb " @Otbbsim, Rrs ~ q 9rief,
MrS 6 & srbsrt, Nrs Sulb, Mt6 6 g Surit,
Wrs q Scene, @t6 81 Suffer, Yrs 6 SonB.
@iB 81 8spsr, Nrs " 8sif, MiB 81 8raufs,
Rrs 81 &spnbart, NiB s. 9aura, MrS 8 2peten,
WtB & 9eUnorb, Nrs 8 Rarttu, Nrs Wartetn,
Ri6 & Wilsr Ri6 e Rined, Ni6 S 8eib,
Nrs 81 RpIsnTpsis, Rrs ID 8ulenburs, NiB
q Spsntltr, Rrs 6 Sbpmas, Wrs 9 llpitr
Nrs $ @eitRrf, 1Rib u e Dtlbtrn, Rlb & 8
0aaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12

In Gu,nmsn BON $4,000, $4,000, $4,000. $1,000 unb 800
auf quite erunosinsir,ie ODER adt.grunbHiid sidxrs
belt III or Staot pbtr auf benz 2anbe.
Spbn @lenn s 9pmp,
(235Z4O gr. 68. gIeH, g nnsft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
IMiGerbotcr 9cbcn8 . Cer'
iiGeruugs-O cicalGatt,
10. %, GetonbfrnBs, TN Marmorc @eb6ubs
Hphn u. NihpIS @ei9dftsfRhter.
WeIe MN3etgen.
Staat Marbtan6,

Sd5dBnmts'Biredu
N~nnapplts, ben l. DIT. 1870.
Snbaber bon Bombs bts Staates Wlarplanb, tuslde
bcute fdaia >perpen, iinb Iterburt bsnahridtiet, baB in
5oI9e bss 9sisbes BON 1870, aapitel 2t6. Ibidn.tt l.
neue Obli9attunen, am /. OH. 1885 nit Coupons balb.
i6briidJ am /. Npril unb l. Giobrr idli9. eeget Qbttc.
ferung Der Certificate in oisiem Bhreau aus8e8ebsn
luerDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12

Rem MORT, II. Dit. - Ser @elomartt
mar uRpGrdnoert 3u 5 bis 6; erfte 9iseonter
7 bis 8. Cob ben oau3en Sag is6r feit, erbff.
net uno idloB init il3k. Gybnnae anoauernO
matt 5u 81 bis 81. Gte9ierungs Sbli9ationen
iluar ftft. aber nit s.rir8em llmiaB; User de
1872 1923. Central 936, Grie 224, ReaoinS
l0l4, IRoli6e Mti6isau 95, YIttsbur8 l07,
Rorths gBsitern 81, DO. Yriorit6ten 50, Glepe
lauo SOB. Nod SslauO ll3s,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
3u Dersaufen, um Gin Oefdaft aba
2NfptcfeIn.

Der Ausfsuur9 in rUiat pIaHo. Snfiut" l oit,1, Ditto,
IL bel "a etre tGu8bare btitp, II bel II tine Qderbaus
a ampiGHai6iHe uno GtiicI auf &aoetr, 6 bel IL; spet O
~ SOL 9urbrie Her. 10 fuB lang. 2 14sI 6aiss 5IuVs
nit Sesroironte, 8oftetisn un6 Etoudfans z RsfsI, is.
Der 30 3pu 8urhns Ter, 20 CUB lang, Jtutt 12,J6afge
6lues NIT ptetofronie, Rofeiitn INN Naudfammerti ;
erne 3~0.ibuige trG9bare Sraupenlnitbls, untsrihlG6tig,
Burr . Steine; stnt 9r. 2 9anisron'i dc
0aniplpuripe in gutem 3uItaroe Drebbdnfe; pobtls
Ulaldtuen auirtdtltebtnoe 9ubrer BoIsenihnsioer
NIT 3apfen uno BunJen R6bren. Wta Idine uno Bun.
zen Batent,S Gnortls uno Sdlraubtr. buds Ghraus
; bpIJttne SOttihe unb 3uber.
eolpie aud mafhtntflsn-, &efel= un6 @rpbs
ftintebs ISersssnss Ytan irencs lid an
Gfapgtr 8 CHATTER,
t296-53) gr. AO S3tsu m
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
Ser 81. Gliininss&usftanb

g9ir bsnahri6ti9en oas VubIitum bierburb, bnB Die
~fol9eroen @rbettgebsr lnlere neuc Nreislifs unter drie'
ben baben:
|. alafs-S 3. Q. Bong. SIR. /. goto . G~aIpertfr. ;
2. &lafs - @. 2. &mitb, gr. 90. Welt. J aptitsftr.;
2. &iaNe - Is. u. IN lind, Nr. 81. P4rftr:;
Q. alaIe % 2pamsr. gr. 90, Gto.9iebHr.
SIN Muttrage Der
(243) W On II meufaI.puue Ur, HQh. n. q. q. q.
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@n[timnrrr edHbrn.@rirnidnlt.

9eu WttglitOern 5ur giabriat, oab Rnler ghilssn'
bruoer br. Ueorg Strdht I'M Wontass init 9Ooe ab'
gsBangtu III. Die Wtttsllsber lD'rben freunblt6t sra
lutt. Der SesreisIns bente Rodmtttas Q u6r pom
Srausrbauie. Rr. 100. Granbpffraas, aus tin npts
forInl rsht Iablreih btiIurpObnen.
l243l &. Il. Bsaunrht. 6tfr.
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Mrnrr Nnnhrrrin-

Sa Susi Bnuusrtiue bel g.. q. @diicFfe, 0r. HI,
DruIb piu.Mpenue, %nusltrfer, 10 miro elm neaer oas
ielbtt mursen Den 10. Gttober 1870, Qbenes 4 8 ubr
ansetanger. &uitra8enoe ino etnSslaosn. SIN guf-
TRACE
t243-4) @tors Grant urb Nnosrs.
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@ermania=DQGnnr dior.
HPfONnfluadlunn.

Grinreruna an bic bsutt IbsRo III anabs's Sane
Wciannaiibuna l2I3l
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Soft mn 9uatS,

Sleoft. Sd bon eerinstons unb %arF.1traas.
Ginislrs Ssrreu i6nnen nit ireunoIi6en 3ttnmert unh
gutter acit accommodate tutrbtn. Gas unb Hao nit bells
Bsnt uno talGm &pa1er i'm Sauie. Tot. 4, IDRt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
8altimntcr ShIBenz@ eIculhaft.

Die rssslmdbi9e moratltae General. B,rIammIung
ftHott WittpUd), Nbeuos s ubr, ben Il. b. YltB., In
0tdints ySprl cSpp nbenten' baGe," gds Der Ypfs
Office, Nuende uRD SalttmOrefIaBs. ftatt.
(242-3j 9. Is Requarbt. SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
aus Netp SrIeans. GaS geIbe
Steber. RolttifheS. Ser


u { 10 a ns, II. Gttober, - 0es
fern ftarben bier pier perionen aru aslbsn
8 ieber.
Die Semofraten i'm 2. Gonsres , 8sirf.
ftsaten @eo. v. Gorbpd uno W. o. @rot.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12
GetSer nuS3ulcikgu,


t6rrtn ar9eiebrne 3inrter lro quite aoTt etboIttn bel
q. 9lein, Gr. AZ, eiibs@ utaipRrafe.
fEeDt lb llHt0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1870-10-12

8a mid sranIbeit Sptn9t. meme dr5tIite EraSis auFs
Iu8eben, 10 piro mtin Bireau Rr. 90 GLb.RJrpabs
map. lpdter oou Or. &b. p. Srpns btluObnt ipetben,
ipelttn Id meinen pattsnien init benz srGbtcnge rsnieen
ais tbres Sutrnuens uno tbrcr aunb daft lpir0ig eius
9tr, go, StosYfoaDipap. beuobnt, lebt. 10 fam er tuls
lncr bel 3a8 ooer bel 9iaht ba irbIt anseirotten tpsroeH.
tStp. l9, d. q. SuIueh.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-09
A SENSATION SPOILED.
Woman Claims TO have been Shot at-The
PIstOI Accidentally Dlschnraed.


On Saturday night, says the Pttsburg Conn
nler0jdl of yesterday, between s and o'clock,
gentleman living in Temperanceville was
walking along Sixth street, near Penn avenue,
when a revolver which he carried in his pocket,
by some means worked its way out and dropped
on the sidewalk. The conclusion discharged
one of the cartridges out of the cylinder, but
just what direction it took no one can tell.
Immediately in front of the gentleman was
woman, who is vagrant, and has been before
the Mayor on several occasions on charges of
that nature.
No sooner had the pistol been discharged
than she raised the cry that the man had tried
to shoot her, and the thOroughfare being a
crowded one, the pslice officer on duty con-
ceiyed 1t TO be his duty to arrest the gentleman.
He was taken to the watch-house office, where
he satisfactorily explained the matter, as above
indicated. He said the character of the neigh
boThoOd through which he travelled necessitated
the carrying Of q weapon, and he also showed
conclusiyely that the pistol had fallen out of
lis pocket, and that the ball had not passed
through the barrel at all, but directly out of the
cylinder. TheTeupOn he was released, and the
woman informed that if she did not leave she
would be locked up for vagrancy. For a time
the case promised to be quite sensational in its
details,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-09
MIRACULOUS PHENOlIENON.

THE RAIN FALLS FOR FIVE DAYS, IN CLEAR
wEATHER, ON GROUP OF GRAVES, AND NO
WHERE EIsE-soMETHING FOR sAyANs TO
SOLVE.
From the Mobile Register Nooember3. 3.
For several days there have been mysterious
and vague rumors of a most remarkable
meteorological phenomenon out at the Catho-
lie graveyard on Stone street, above the
Three-miie creek. 1t is asserted by those who
say they have seen it, that for the last five
days a gentle shswer has fallen continuously
on the lot of the Lemoine family in which are
buried Mr.. Victor Lemoine and many others
of his family With view of getting at the
facts of this most extraordinary affair, we had
last night an interview with Mr.. Louis b.
Lemoine, employed at Asa Hollis, a son of
the deceased Victor Lemoine who died in
1851, who related the following startling par
ticulars:-
Having heard that it was reported that it had been
raining for several days on the enclosed ground
which fOIms my family burying ground IN the Catho-
lie buTying ground on Stone street, above the
Three-Ine Creek, drove cut there last evening to
satisfy myself, and, TO my intense astonsnment
saw that a column OF rain was coming down without
ceasing, which although hardly powerful enough to
lay the dust was enough TO wet tue hands or any
article, and at times rained quite hard Ihe volume
OF rain fell inside OF the enclosure, aud nowhere
else, as the v Gather was and has been bright and
clear all the time during the five days the
rain has been falling on these graves
the lot OF ground upon which it has been raining.
MY mother brother and sister visited the spot yes
about this matter, and declare that they too saw
this wonderful phenomenon. 1t has also been seen
by over two hundred persons. tOJk a friend with
falling as described. Mr.. John ROsset the keeper
of the cemetery told me that the rain had com
menced falling in heavy drops about nye days ago.
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am willing to take my cath to the truth OF this
statement
So incredible did this extraordinary affair
seem, that those who saw it several days ago
refrained from stating or asserting what they
had seen, for fear that not only their veraoity
but their sanity would be questioned, and it
was only until a number of gentlemen of the
first respectability had seen and reported the
result of their personal observations that cre-
dence was attached to the truth of the matter.
Take it altogether, it is certainly the most
astounding and miraculous atmospheric Won
der that has ever been witnessed in this part
of the world, and will doubtless afford abun-
dant food for thought, research, and observa-
ton not only among scientific men, but
among all classes. There are so many who
vouch for the truth of Mr.. Lemoine's state
ment, and his character for veracity is such,
that there can no longer be any doubt of the
fact that it has been raining for the past FIVE
days on the graves Of his kindred.
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NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
- THE SHORT I MIDDLE ILIIl E, ROUTE TO THE
EhN PENN SYLEANIA, SOUTHERN AND IN
IIR1OR NEW YORK, BUFFALO, OORRY,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Takes effect May 10, 1870.
Sixteen Daily Trains leave Passenger Depot,
corner of Berks and American streets (Sundsys
700 A. M. (Accommodation) for Fort Washing.
ton.
AtTS5 Am. tExpress), for Bethlehem, Easton, Al.
lentown, Mauch Chunk, Wilkesbarre Williams
port, Mahan0y City, Hazleton, Pittston, Towauda,
Wayerley, and in connection with the ERIE RAIL-
WAY for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Cleve-
the Great West.
945 a. NJ, (Express) for Bethlehem, Easton, Al
lentown, Mauch Chunk, WilIiamsport, WiIkesDarre,
Pittston, Scranton. Hackettstown, Sohooloys
Mountain, and N. ]. Central and Morris ana Essex
IA nj. Accommodation for Fort Washin ngton
lis, so, ana 5'20P NJ, for Abingdon.
LAS P. III: (Express) for Bethlehem, Easton, Al
lentown,. Maucl Chunk, Mahanoy City, wilkes.
barre. PittstOn, and Hazleton.
2'9O T. NJ. (Accommodation) for Doylestown.
At 3'2O p. M. (Bethlehom Accommodation for
bethlehem, Easton, Allentown, Ooplay, and
D'si5 40 P. n. (Mail) for Doylestown.
62OP. NJ. Accommodation for LansdaIs.
500 and 11'sO P. III. (Bccommodation) for Fort
The Fifth and Sixth streets, Second and Third
streets, and Union Lines City Cars run to the
Depot.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN PHILADELPHIA FROM
Bethlehem at 65, and 1895 A. NJ; 2l5, sos, and
e25 P. M.
Doylestown at S'25 A. M, 44O and T'06 p. M.
l4ansdale at 7'5O A. NJ.
e4b p. NJ.
Arlington at 2s5, 400 and GASP NJ
ON SUNDAYS,
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 80 A. M.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 2 90 i. NJ.
Philadephia for Fort Washington ct $50 A ID.
and 700 p. M.
DOylestown for Philadelphia at $50 A. II.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 400 p. NJ.
Fort Washington for Phiiadelphia at $50 A. NJ.
and $40 p. M.
Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
principal points at Mann's North PennsylVania
Baggage Express Office, No. 106 8. Fifth street
May 10, 1870. ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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RAILROAD LINES,

1870 FOR NEW YQRK-THE OAMDEN
1Oi Us and Amboy and Philadelphia and Tren-
to New York and Way Places. '''-' -''''P-0
- PROM WALNUT sTRHRT WHARF.
At680 a. M, Accommodation, and p. M, EXI
press, via Camden and Amboy, aud at A. NJ, Ex-
press press MAIL and $3.50 r. NJ, Accommodation, via
Ate p. NJ, for Amboy and intermediate stations.
AZ $50 A. M. and 2. M. for Farmingdale.
At $50 A. NJ, and $3.50 p. M for Freehold.
AT and 10 A. NJ, IL M, q $50, and p. NJ. for
At e9O. 8, and 10 A: M, IL M, 2, $50, s, 8, I,
and 11'ao P. NJ. for, BOrdentown, Florence, Bur:
lngton, Beverly, Delanoo, and Rlverton.
AT $50 and 10 A. M, IL NJ, $50, 6, Q, Z, and
S iSO %, +; M. for Edgewater, Riverside, Riverton,
At9'SO and 10 A. NJ, IL M, 8, g. I, and ll'sO P. M.
The 80 p M line leaves from Market Street
FROM WEST PHILADELPHIA DEPOT,
AT and $50 A. NJ, 1245 Gas, and 12 P. NJ, New
York Express Lines, and at5ll'3O p. NJ, Emigran
AT and $50 A. NJ, l2'4S, Gas, and IL P. M. for
Trenton and Bristol.
At y P: M. JnIghtl for Morrisvlllo, Tullytown,
Holmosburg Junction. Tacony 'wisSinomins,,
Brldesburg, and Frankford.
The $50 A, NJ, 645 and IL P. NJ. Lines Will run
daily. All Others Sundays excepted.
sunday Lines leave at $50 A. M, 6 46 ?. M, and
II night.
ERoM KRNs1NeToS DEPOT.
AZ 7'So A. M, 230, $780, and g. p. NJ. for Trenton
and Bristol, and at lO'45 A NJ and eP. Mt
At 5.9GA NJ, 2'8O, and p. NJ. for Morrisvil
and Tullytown.
At7 80 and 1915 A. NJ, 2'so, 6, and 8P. M.t)
Sehenck's, Eddington, Uornweils, Torresdale, an
Holmesburg Junction.
at A. NJ, 1890, SIS, and 7'sO P. M. for Bustle-
ton, Holmesburg, and Holmesburg Junction.
at and l046 A. M, II 80, 2'30, IS, 9, and 73O
= NJ. Tor Tacony, WissinOming, Bridesburg, and
Erankford.
VIA BELvIDERE DELAWARE RAILROAD
at 5B0 a, M. for Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Dun.
kirk, Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Rochester Bingham-
ton, Oswego, Syracuse, Great Bend, Montrose,
WDkesbarTe, Schooley's Mountain, etc.
at Ta0 a. M. and $50 y. M. for Scranton,
Stroudsburg, Water Gap, Belvidere, Easton, LAM
bertville, Pennington, etc, The $50 p, M Line
connects direct with the train leaving Easton for
Mauch Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, etc.
At z. NJ. for Lambertville and intermediate
stations.
FROM hARKBT STREET FERRY (UPPHR sIDB),
VIA NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD,
at IL A. NJ. for New YORK, Long Branch, and
intermediate places.
VIA CAMDEN AND BURLINGTON COUNTY RAILROAD.
At end IL A, M, l, 2'S0, $3.50, o. and $50 z. NJ,
and on Thursday and Saturday nights at 1870 p
NJ for MeIchantsville, Moorestown, Hartford
Masonville, HainespoTt, and Mount Holly.
At7 a. M, 230 and $50 P. NJ, for Lumberton and
MedfOrd.
at and IL A. NJ. 80, 5, and 6.8O P. M. for Smith.
Vile, Evansville, VincentoWn, Birmingham and
Pomberton.
At A. NJ, / and $50 P. NJ. for Lewlstown,
Wri2htstown, Cookstown, New Egypt, Horners.
town, Cream Ridge, 1mlaystswn, Sharon, and
HiRhtstown.
Oct. II, 1870. WIN. H. GATzMER, Agent.