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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13
Sic Ylntiorm Der &abifalcn bun Soma

1T no m69lih nod i1lehter aus9sfalen, ais Die Der
Raoifalen unlerss eieensn Staates. Wi9t ALIEN Die
8ieoererwabtuns 8rani's miro in ~oerie!ben ollss
byid!i0 onerpIoblen. ionoern aud Der San So
mInsD=5 hminbel nffen 9utsebeben. S6rsn mir,
pie Elm oeutlfes repubIifa n d es 8Iatt ienes
5taatss, bas Iih einen %seuillsn 8rao Der llnaobdns=
isfeit betpabrt bat oer ~Daoerpott Democrat, bos
Madperf beurtbeilt. 9as %serannte 8latt idreibt
,Gas ipdre alio Die platform. 8ir latten bieisIbe
faun aelelen, dig lte uns Der @eoanfe aufbrGngte,
baB Der in unIerm Stoate allmdhtiae senator Sar=
Ian, Die redte Sano 8rani's, bieielbe berfaBt unb
ben isitenoen YOlitifern unieres Staates our Nm unb
Ginndbme peroronet babe. Seoenfalls rnuB man ein=
rdunlen, boB 0ielelbe gars ySarlanil6" 1T. BeIeben
mir fe uns cher ndber.
Sic GeID!utionen. Del6e unter 2, 4, ), rs 10 unb
II auf8eflbrt ino, miro 8eruiB jeoer 9erne aooptiren,
luenn au1 einiae oerIe!5en Den aetpDhnlihen Sc
I'm 0eltO mebr lnuB man aber itaunen iiber Die an=
oeren Heiolutionen. 0ie erite 9felolution 1T 10 Der=
febtt, nie on iih abIuro. User bon ben Yeroieuiten
uno benz Gubm Dergangener 3eten leben mill, Der
erflart loon oanlt, DOB ole Sntereilen Der 8eeenpart
lhn ipen1s %berlbren. ale Gage preoigt man ben Be
mOfraten bon pOuenoeten 5batlahen unb abgetba=
men Jraaen. oamit lie auf Der Bats Der @egsnDart
ben iebenoisen 6raaen ibre Nufnerf,amfeit 5upens
Den. uno bier ieben mir Die 9fspublltaner auf Die
Neroienlte Derganaener 3elten podenb, gbre uno
Wtaht tDegen 0es 3tubnnes Der Wbnen beanlpruten.
@lauben bic Serren, bios Slnterpdloler Dor li1 su
BADEN. ODER iino lie ielbit uerbobrt?"-
vDie brittle 9telOlution 1T eigenlli1 niGts dig cine
grtIdrung 5u 8uniten beg ei9entIiben StuBi oQs.
Sie ~per!anst im SntereIie Der amerifanilhen Snou=
itrte einen Sarlf Der Die concurrent europQi,d der
%5abricaie bon unieren Wtdrtlen ausl1liest. sic bat
i~ueniser Die Sntereilen Der Ntbeiter Dor Nuqen. als
Die Sntersllen Der Subuitrie, b. b. Der Jabriten. Gin
fletner NanioB, Der BON Gspenue Sarlf Ipri1t, TT
telnesioegs %Heeignet, Die S6uyiouibeosie DER 9ess
Ut0ines 9Onpen1lon su beleitlgen, Sir einen ses
tuIllsn SduB Der amerifanliden Irbett fam man
iiU children. Obne oesbalb Den Shubjolnern in DIE
Nrne 5u l%auien. Sie ieDIte uno nsunte Neiiolution
enbOiliren unumtuunDen unb nit @mpbaie Den gan.
5en Germ Grant nit iammt BEN Gan SDmlnaD-
SnDlnoel. YatriOtll1e Wtdnner uno aufrtd,ti9e
Rspublifaner Tanoen In Der San Domingo. Qfa,re
blnreltence uriabe, Germ Grant 5u impeadlen, in
Sesatolnes aber e@noolirt man beloe con iurore. Nuf=
rlhtise Nepublifaner iinb beim Anbl,d Der Utatts
armaBung oes germ Grant uno Der itets ln ftei
gernoen GudfibtslOligfelt uno bes 5onmutbs Der
yteaierunaspartei UNI Die 3ufunit Der Siepubl,f be.
lorgt, in Ses WOines cher lin9t man SDiianna uno
enlpfleblt Orih9li1 Dem 0olfe Die Yerpetuiruna Die
Ter 2Slrtbi1aft. @ludliGer Weiie entideioet Sotpo
Mot lber bas Shldlal Der Union uno Elm qanies
Sabr miro nod perltreiden, bspor ulau Die Natlo
nalcdmpa8ne Orontt. Vis balm fann li9 nod mon
DIES 1aoern."
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13

- Yrdiibent Grant bot in elmer ~ipesieaen Yrocta=
nation oos amerifanii6e goIt bon oer Qualification
oes alabama gertraees in Renninib eeiebt. giner
ieleqropbilhen Nadridt sufoIge ioll Charles Sron=
cs Moams BON Grant sum Bs~pollmadtisten Der Ser.
Staaten bel Der @enFsr gOnferen5 Sur 0Resuliruns
Der Mlabama aniprIde ernonnt tporben fem. Sizes
mars cine @rnennuns, bic pobl a~lsemein ~befriebis
aen tpiiroe.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13
Der @efbOtee
a~eransseesbeu bsn Reinbars uts 8teiss.
GnitorieQe Gprreipnnbcn3.

Columbus. ben IS SuIi 1871.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13

Scr gompeten5treit sDiiten 8outpsu
unb Yleaianton lit INNER nod nidt erleoiat uno e=
ner Sps3ialbepelfe Der yaep 0orfer nYolt" sufolse
wirb Y!eaianton Dem s~e,pieeten 8ouiueQ idlieblih
bod weiden miiien. Gin WussIei6 ideint nidt
mebr mDgli1 su iein.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13

- Die Musgobsn fir oas vueiBe Sous, beliefen
ii1 mdbrenO bes ashruuasiabrss 1S7O-7l. nod
BEN anthem 8eridt i'm gonqreiliOnal @lobe: fir
ben 8ebalt bes Yraioenten, ieiner YripatIscretdre,
Mtjutonten. 2ataien, gripotpoIi,iten uno goten,
fir &anBleiouseeben, Den Gnbn Der 2ampenan5In=
Der. Seiiunesmoterial, Geparatur uno Weublituns
u. (. 10. auf Die blblde Summe BON $I57.S SOC.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13

0on @%ai5ineton formt bic Nahriht, baB
Die 0ationalbanfen in Den oerIhieoenen Sheien Deg
Ganoes MQes nufbisten, I'm Dem 6~inan3miniitsr Die
Etnl6iuns Der 6pro3entiaen Bombs uno Den Abiob
Der neuen Wnleibs 81 eri6psren. inoem ie iol0e
Bombs nidt alein ielblt bartnddis baltsn ionbern
aud ibre Dspoltioren auIforoern, ~oisieIben ia nidt
abjugeben.
Sas lit Der Oant fir Die pielen ger9inftisunsen,
iuelGe Die Decentralization pDn Seiten Der Gegierurg
~genieBen. 8arum wiro bas fo1ipieliae uro fiGer,
LID ent6ebrIide Snititut nift abael1oft?
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13

CS ISUVUSiItltSSuS ~ SthHhb& " sN'H~
Welt benfen. SIN MdnnerdDr ipielt Capt. Sraub
nod INNER Die erite 8iOIine uno mir ~besre'fen Mot,
mie Die Stabt obne i'm iberbaupt sureft fommen
1oute.
Wtan iiebt aus bisien Noti3en, ooB es mir burbs
aus ni6t en- 3eritreuune feblt. Sdg!ih fomnen
uno eeben s,ei 8oote urb unterbaltsn Die Werbins
buns nit Dem feiien 2anbe. r@reurlonen" nit uno
otne Msuft belebsn Die sSnIsl uno am Wierten battsn
mir bier iogar einen 8oQ. Elm 6eueruerf uno ieit
l6 Sahren sum eritenmale cine Jeuersbrunt. gs
brannte nemltd Elm alter stan ab. 6reuno 2anse
berlor babel nebrere 9onnen Seu unb g perbranns
ten ibm etpa 100 WeinI6de. gr tr5itet 1ih iiber
ben 0erIuit uie Elm alter Ybiloiopb. 8iel idmerSz
liter 1T es fir i'm, baB i'm Elm ~3eitunes idteiber"
bon Columbus i'm &eselihisben vbieiet(O"
Wfan De1ipridt Iib oieies SSabr auf Den Snieln ei.
ne 9an5 ouBeroroentlid ~aeiesnete @einernbte. Sie
St6de iin6 f6rmlih iiberlaben. Sritt iein Sinoer=
nib msbr Elm, 10 pito mon taum Jdiier senus auf-
treiben f6nnen, I'm ben gesen au faflen. Sic Sns
%iulaner bliden oaber frOb il Die 3utunft. nshmen
bas 2ebsn iiberbaupt sss1itblih uno beben iiS Ian=
&c ridt 10 ab, pie mir .@rotitdbter", bic Dor lautsr
r8ufineb" faun, 3sit iiubeu, barber nad5uoenten,
po5u Der Msnid iberbaup! in Der Welt lit.
Sir Solde. Die nod Mot bier moren. 1T Die fol-
ssnoe Bsmerfurs pisleidt inters1ant: Bon @an,
ousfp mad GeusD's Sstanb az Wsilen) fdbrt man
in elmer Stunbe, fir IS Gents; bon bier nod put=
In 8ap (ungefdbr 8 Wei!en) fir % Gents. Sdsli9
fOmrnen nno seben. regeImdbis 5pei 86te.
BON Yo!iiif ipridt man Bis isbt fuit gar nidt.
Ser Wabltampf ideint bor ausuit ooer gar Dor
September nidt beginner gu tpolen. .
Ser Druf Der IeBten Drummer bes Weitboten mar,
Id bemerfe, etuas unbeutlid. Sd m64te bic
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13

- Sic neue Mnleibs. nit tpelfer Sr. 8cutpea BIG
isbt 10 menia Grfola bat!e. bot fhon enormes 8eIo
~eefOIet. abeeishen bon osn Soften bss Drudss ocr
Bombs unb Den gomminionen bat beielhe an Nns
aeisesebibren ALIEN iiber $500. eco osriflunasn. -
Oasu muB mon mod bic 8eiiefriten oes @ebilfsIe.
cretGrs GidarbIcn, beg @eneral Spinner uno an
berer Isenten ribmen. nelhe nod europa seIanbt
,puroen, i'm Die Nnlsihe ob3uisben, uno BON be-
ren Der grftere ALIEN Die Summe bon $25 600 NIT
f9 nabn1. I'M bic Iuslasen fir lid uno feline Be-
gleiter 81 beSoblen. go miro oas 8slo psri1Leuoert.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-07-13

gabett &ront Der boffnunssooue Sobn un=
ieres 8rdIoerten, tpelfer bel Der lsbten prIfun9 in
Wsipoint nit fnopper Noth bag Sifijisrs= Grlmen
bsitono, puroe iOfort benz 4. Gapa0srie. 8eaiment
as 2ieutenart Suseibeilt, bat Iid aber bereits sinen
iedamoHatliden urIaub seben Iaisn, UNI cine RsiIe
mad europa an5utreten, mas i~sbenfals ansenebmsr
lit, aIs iih auf ben tpenliden @benen nit ZEN Snbi=
aneru herum5ubalsen. Mit benz 2ieutenants: @ss
bait, bas ibm natiirIta aud pdbreno BEG urlaubs
ausbe5ablt miro. fam er san5 bIbld feline QusIa'
gen %beitreiten. Sas lit d1t @rantiid.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09
OUR DEAD.

Nothing is orr own; we hold our pleasures
just a little while, ere they are fed:
One by one life robs us of our treasurer
Nothing Is our own except our dead.
They are ours. and hold in faithful keeping.
Safe forever all they took away.
Crueflfe can never stir that sleeping:
Cruel time can never seize that prey.
How the children leave us and no traces
Linger OF that smiling angel band;
Gone, forever gone, and in their places
Weary men and anxious women stand.
Yet we have some little ones still ours;
They have kept the baby smiles, we know,
Which we kissed one day and hid with nower
On their dead, white faces long ago.
Is love ours, and do we dream we know it,
Bound with all our heart-strings all our own
Amy cold and cruel dawn may show it,
Shattered, desecrated, overthrown.
Only the dead hearts forsake us never;
Love that to deaths loyal care has fed.
Is thus consecrated ours forever,
And no change can rob us of our dest
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

COOP. A member once said to minister
who wanted little more salary as his fam
lily increased: II did not know you preached
for money" ''No,I DON'T" said the minister.
II thought you preached for souls" $50
do. But l couldn't live on souls and if
could, it would take good many the size OF
yours to make a meal"
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

REMEDY FOR WORMS IN HORSES. Put hand
lu OF sitted wood ashes into quart bottle and fill
The bottle with cider vinegar. 1t will ltdamliLe a
glass OF soda. 1t should be given to the horse that
mas worms the moment it i0ams. Two bottles will
tnse the worst ease OF worms. For forty years
nave never known it 10 fail. where this remedy
was applied al once. Y. b., in Country Gentle
an,
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

An Arkansas lawyer being engaged TO
prosecute suit against widow, seeing that
he was going 10 be beaten, married the de-
iendant, discharged her attorney, won his
case handily, and collected the money, and
then ran away with it.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

One Capt. Stafford of Kentish Town, Lon
don, adyertises q remarkable physiological
discovery" by means of which persons can
increase in hight and symmetry of figure.
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

During the Farmers Meetings. held while the
New England Agricultural Societies. Show and Fair
at Manchester, n. H., Sept 60 was holden -he
cnnY for the benefit OF our readers
The Republican journal., 1871-02-09

| think we are in the infancy Of agricultural de-
yelopment We know very little about the appli-
cation of science to agriculture. There was a time
when it was thought that agricultural chemistry
found that agricultural chemistry. as 4 theory. can
do very little. 1t is worth something, but we find
that we have placed too much confidence In it; and
from the fact that it amounted to but very little in
the hands Of men who had been practically educat-
Ell in the business of farming were prejudiced
against "book farming as they called it. Now,
there no objection to book farming, hnt the
objection was TO the idea of farming entirely hy
book.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22
JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

The Winchester lIll. Times has got new dress
The Sandy Hill IN. ~ Herald has recently been
very greatly improved.
Senator Anthony has bought the Leavenworth
(Kansas) Times. The paper viii be radical republi-
can In politics.
Henry l.. Lamb, q Vermonter, Is to be the manag
ing editor OF the Troy Times during the absence or
Mr.. Francis on his foreign mission
The Chester Is. C.) Reporter has made its appear.
ance again after suspension OF several months II
is under the editorial control Of e. c. Mcclure.
Lyman w. Hail. the veteran editor OF the Ravenna
Ohio Democrat, has retired from the concern, and
the paper Will hereafter be conducted by his son.
The Montgomery tAla.l Man and Advertiser have
been consolidated. ". w. Screws and NJ. J. VIII
lams are the proprietors OF the consolidated paper.
Willard A. Cobb, formerly OF the editorial star OF
the Utica Herald, has recently purchased OF II. &.
Richardson aud ]. A. Ward an interest in the LOCK-
port u. W DdtV Journal.
0. d. Huyck, lately editor OF the Corinne Reporter,
Utah Territory. who has been lying sick in Sacra-
mento Cal, since the lst of January. died on the
11th inst.
penburg against the proprletors OF the san Fran
cisco Alta California resulted, on the 18th inst in
verdict Of not guilty.
The Cherokee Advocate contains among Its list OF
agents the names OF Adam Mouse, for the SequOyah
district; Huckeberry Downing, Tor the Flint district
and Frog Six Killer, for the Going Snake district.
An important libel suit Is being Instituted in Des
MONIES, Iowa. against the SAFE Register by r. q.
Union denounced Orwlg for not paying his Hands,
and published the same in the Register; hence the
suit. The damages are laid at $4,000.
A New Hampshire editor has been made the
happy recipient OF handsome bouquet OF flowers,
upon the stem OF which was pinned this legend:-
"Please accept these rare 'eXnorticks,' culied by
Rhodan Despite all this the prosaic editor wishes
the 'exhorticksn had been "dandeilon greens,u for
which he has Partially
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22
Shining Notes

On the 9Th inst magnificent steamer, called the Span built
for the National Steamship Company unlocked from the
shpbudng works Of Messrs Laird Brothers, Birkenhea
The weather ne and large number Of spectators
assembled to witness the operation. The ceremony of
the ship by Mrs. Rome, the wife of
Rome the chairman of Of the National Steam.
ship Company. The vessel Of by two
three stcamtugs AMIDST great cheering. and after getting
into the Mesey taken into the Float fitted
up. Her dimensions fellows:-Length extreme on
upper deck 437 cct length between perpendicular 1926
inches; BEAM ~ feet depth hold DECK 20 feet
inches main to DECK feet nches tonnage builders
1891 s94o cross register 1900
tons The engines the compound principle, and
been designed and constructed ut Messrs Laird Brohers
Works.
Marine Disasters.
BRIO SIR RoRrRT MCCLURE (Br). Griffith from Charles
ton Sr pmSn,S y Which parted bawser and drove on the
snt w be u o @ for repairs Oh
"a Boston, experienced gale April ID IN IN
hatch stove and part Of buwarks washed away.
marS eapsencsd Xp s
during which she was thrown ON her beam ends and lost
RANaoos, April 4-The Sunbeam tAmerican bark, Ben
nett. while riding at anchor with abou. 900 tons Of rice
morning before reporsd The hull and cargo were SOLD ~
disf osed of in the same way.
.r hs ,ss crsys til,
raa casSs repore VIII " be sold April pus
lie auctions she has discharged all her cargo without
@ hs me-
g at @ Ga sso sa9s os
iron as ballast are In the ho!d Of the vessel
Miscellaneous.
wAIF TIE ooEAN-The following will be found of
interest to all in the drifts Of the ocean:-
LLoYD's, May II, 1871
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HEnALp:-
mn s Of o pd 81 s 20 he e
ss,n S ST Ss ssn
forwardeo 70 ms committee by me fIench Consul General
al m Se smo q yoa the o. s Bay
written paper should be 10 YOU am, sir
your 0''0''' b. CHARLES STEPHENSON, Secretary.
shp sandusky, sea, from Bordeaux, France for New
York; Norton, master.
ms f isl oSSa'y ''0
VIVA Sc, steering wNw. weather sqnally and threat.
twelfth day out from Bordeaux nil WELL and finder will
) q Behneti. Esg, NrW YORK HrRap, aud oblee
APRIL s. lSss NORTON ship saaa".ly: o. Ne" York.
=. -. = t. Whnlenisn.
Bark lily Taber, Packard, arrived At Yokohama April II
bark Midas Hani, at Yokohama April H. no re
Bark Monticello, Williams, sailed from Yokohama April
FaTk Elizabeth Swift, Bliven, sailed from Yokohama April
arrived Of az 1 5s . e Sa ssS 6bs
Or ns 5 a ss lSs p
with I'd bb Morning star Alien April T. With
$50 Jernesan, Of kant arrived 9th, with
30J do.
spoken.
ship Calumet, from Liverpool for Boston, May q lot 49,
Ion ~
Slip kovs Charlie sBr, from Ardrossan Philadelphia
BarE Pcs!n tBr, Dakn, from Liverpool for Philadelphia
BARK (NGJ, from Bremen for New York. May lS
LAT A. Ion a.
brig ,Conga tNor,, from Philadelphia for Queenstown
May IT, lat Ion 81 ~ tBy plot baot Francis PefkIs, No
1S).
FOrclgn POrts.
AmsrxRDAx, May s--AnNed, Oiu1, Andersen, New
York; h Gem, Doane, Mobile; 8th, ColumDa, svepdsen
Charleston.
ANTWERP. May s-Arrivsd, wjmbum. Dougsll New Or
leans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22
TtLIeaapaic NEWS JTeas.

The census returns show the population Of tho State
OF Oregon to be 9ooo incung s0 persona of FOREIGN
birth.
Voney Wright the ccunersecT Of United States bonds
sni tobacco stamps arrested In San Francisco will be ne nj.
Eas; IN . few days 49, - -
Lyman White, the Shres5urv Nasal murderer. vas
committed at Greenfield Saturday TO te action of
the Grand Jury In August.
The New State, with large excursion party on
board collapsed fue, at Wheeling, w. Va. nrpu,es
ousy scalded.
In Chicago Sunday evening. in alteration about
trnng matter Henry Murphy aged eighteen struck
The head aud killed by private Waterman, named fger
AID The latter was arrested.
On Saturday Afternoon In Chicago, Dennis Downey,
torons rough aunrelled with United States soldiers
aud sabbed one named Mclaughlin fatally Downey was
arrested during the eycnn after desperate resistance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22

Yesterday morning Mr. John Dobson man about
lfty-nve years OF age, found dead in a chair in
his room at the Belmont HOTEL Fulton street De-
ceased, who had been sick a long time. was IN the
VINO were notified OF his death. Coroner Young
held an inquest over the remains.
Mrs. Catharlne Curtis, employed as cleaner in the
Department OF Public Works. who was run over on
Broadway, near Reade street. by an Ice cart on the
18th inst, died early yesterday morning IN the
Centre Street Hospital. Mrs. Curtis, who lived
years OF age and native OF this city. Relatives
took charge of the remains.
David Campton, the man arrested for driving over
and killing child named Patrick Healy, whose
parents live ut No. 60 Pike street, was yesterday
brought before Coroner Young, ut the City Hall, and
on gvng Sa n sS for MS future
became his bondsman. The investigation In the
case Will take place in day or two.
The controversy between Messrs Morgan & S on
and Mr.. J. T. Tapscott, both claiming possession Of
the ship william Tapscott, Is assuming serious di.
mensions. On Sunday. under orders or the United
shas, with a platoon of marines from the navy
yard, took forciole possession or the ship OF her
caused the ship to be towed to the navy yard to
await the action OF the United States Courts
Eva Glenn, bonnie lassie frae Scotland, was ar
|
brought to New York. to the Tombs charged by
Lillian \. Dessen, OF Union Hill, New Jersey, with
stealing a large black merino shawl, valued at
seventy-fve dollars from the residence of the COM
plainan while she was living in Bond street In this
city. Since the time the shawl was stolen Eva has
made herself scarce, but the complainant had been
constantly on the watch, and as soon as she found
her out caused her arrest The defendant Is held
answer III $500 bail.
Thomas Miller, a dirty looking wretch, was
arrested yesterday morning at one O'Clock, charged
with personating an oficer of the Sixth precinct.
Miller went on Canal street at twelve O'Clock on
Saturday night, aud accos.ed a woman, named
Caroline King, telling her that he oflcer sent
out by Captain Kennedy TO arrest her and all her
companions In the street, but that IL she would give
him two dollars he would let her pass, She refused
to pay the money. had him arrested, and appeared
before jude Hogan yesterday to make the neces.
sary complaint. Miller was held to answer in the
sum OF $780,
The suicide OF Emma Claus, the beautiful young
German GIRL by shooting herself with her fathers
pistol at his house. 81 avenue B, on Thursday last
In consequence OF having been basey betrayed by
her lover, Will be investigated to-day before Coroner
Young. The particulars have heretofore appeared
In the HERALD. Wooster Beach yesterday made
post mortem examination on the BODY, a;id iuuuu
that the ball had penetrated the walls Of the chest,
passing through the left lung, dlaphram ana
stomach, and lodgel in the back near the spine
Internal hemorrhage, with peritontis, the
cause OF death. MIR. Claus has taken charge OF his
daughters remains Tor interment~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22

the highest court u the decision Of the Revenue Blu
reau Is against U.em.
CHAM 20 In the French Legation.
M. TrellhH a, the French Minister, has optaihed
leave OF HIS government to return to France. Mr.
De Below who arrived here some days ago, VIII act
49, NNar "a a, An Iraa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22
VIEWS OE THE PAST.

MAY 90.
1ss3-An assault oy General Grants forces upon
Vlcksburg repealed.
IS50-Uhafles Sumner assaulted In the United States
Senate by Representative Preston s. Brooks,
Of South Carolina.
Iaoo-Tne battle OF Essling concluded In the defeat
Of the French hy the Austrians.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-22
WEAKER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 22-1 A. nj.

NAsHlN0ToN, ~ u, May ZZ-l A. M. J
Synopsis Tor the Past Trertv-f0ur Hours.
The weather has remained sensibly unchanged as
far as heard from west OF the Mississippi. The
barometer has fallen east OF tho Mississippi and is
now low en- the Atlantic coast. 1t is rising In the
northwest, where the temperature has fallen
slightly. Clear weather has continued on
the Atlantic coast, and the light rains which
Saturday night prevailed IN Missouri have now
cleared away. Rainy and threatening weather Is
now reported from Tennessee TO Lake Erie.
Probabilities.
i is probable that on Monday clearing and par
tally clear weather will prevail north and west Of
Kentucky, partially cloudy and threatening weather
from the lower lakes TO the Southern States and
eastward. No severe storm ia apprehended.
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FIRE At ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, May 81, 1871.
The workshop and engineers building at the Ma
val Academy we're partly destroyed by fire at Two
O'Clock this morning. Loss estimated at $4,000.
Midshipman Thompson, Of New York, second
class WAS seriously hurt
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THE "kEaRY cUssEsn HGMf WARD 8OubD.

SAN FRANCISCO, May q, 1871.
Tile Americas CLUB took their departure from this
city for home, by the overland route, last evening"
Among the souvenirs OF their visit here, carried
away by them were six bales OF mission blankets OF
the costllest description, embroidered with initials
for presents to their friends East.
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Items and Minor Paragraphs
Of Metropolitan News

The following record will show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours in CON-
kas,son with the corresponding day Of last year,
lndlcatea ny the thermometer at Uudput's phar.
macy, Heralo hnildlng, corner OF Ann street.
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BELOW.

Park Gessner (NG) from Bremen for New York, was
by pilot boat Francis Perkins, No 49, IN lat H. Ion 81
on 18th insl
Wind at sunset q, light
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I'll: eRlFTQR BaNx RuanERs.

WORCESTER Mass, May !, 1871.
Daniel Docherty, another OF the Grafton Bank
robbers, has been brought here from New York.
He desperate Character. Only one OF the gang
Is now al large
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TIE Old Guard win make their annual parade to.
day. and afterwards partake OF collation. at the
armory OF the seventy-nrst regiment Broadway and
Sixth avenue.