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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-16

reau i'm Saalc oeS superior @eritts suiaul-
me1treten, tint icinem @eod6tuiiie in Srauer
Seihtiiiieu ben perOienten Sribut i'll Sole1t.
Spdter A%uSbru6 Der Waiier=
deu. - Am 20. Mai 1862 nuroe Der II
Sabre alte Sobn Seuecttt 9oricD'S naGe
Gonomingo III Grcil= County, @io., bon hes
&aters onub, ben man fir toll belt, gebtis
fen. DaS Sbter lief gletd) boraui neg nrto
fam nid)t wicSer gum 'Soriheinc. Die I'M
beoeutenoe SiBiuunoe bcilte raid III, llo Ser
Sorfaa mar, oa i6u tctRe bcoentlider Sol9en
bcgleitettn, balo nergeiien. 4m 20. 9tai
Der iujpiihen 20 Sabre alt genoroene @es
biiiene plGblif, bctam etneu glnfal BON
g8aherif)cu unb Itarb inmitten beftt9er
&rdmpfe.
Grtruutcn. - Gapt. Samuel SbomaS
aus Caroline OuntD, ruelfer ieil SabrSeig,
cine tlciue Sloop, SebufS Der Neparatur had
Cambridge in 0orbelerz@ ountp gebroht
bate, murbe uorlceteu Vtontag friib i'll lcIrcm
Sootc ertrunten 9eiunoer. Wan ntntnlt al,
baB er uon einem gepoliterten Steet ami bcnl
or itlttf, in ben Sielraum Der Sloop btltab=
fiel, mo ba oieic i'll ~bericlben 9tadt auf ibrem
Nnterplaee ianf, fauo man thu am Utor9en
i'm 2Saier, oas init ocr Sluth i'm Slelraiime
StIlltJtl tuul- DllGptllSlt Llltl SNiitSlpullplt
beritf ell @ei6porenen= Go0eginn sun COB
teuihau, btife. gSabrlprud BEN Sbt9cn cit
ipredleno (autetc.
, lie b # d + e.-Nm 9ienitage itabl Der
Sdipar;e Better Wtiner benz @m. Compton
in eintn Marftbauie ju 98aibtngton S22
mo icD mad, Ser Sbat mad SaltimNrt. Sc
tern nal II ocr auf i'm iabnoenben Boltsct i'll
Die IlnOt, welde i'm nab Dem iiiollhen
StQtiol5bauie eSfortirte. Son ba lol 1t
Nen @oibir1tOnsr Seb5rOcn auSgeliefert wer'
Den.
Sctn Sibbs, Elm S6warier anges
idrtIOi3t, tSrau Sertg i'll 9r. AZ, eittlc Ifcz
@to.rrD. StraBe, I'M $85 bcitoblen 81 baben,
lab ii1y J.it1rl nctbait.t uno bonn Rit,ter
papS bis ytoutag Nuhmrittag i'll &crb0rS'
bait beorocrt; oeoyttidcn Der ohruarSe SEQ.
99. RoainS ais iein !SelferSbc!fcr.
Bro5cb uni ID II b - Die beioet BRO
selie gegen 8idarp q. @owerlnan Gr
SiilfSs1afer7 Ginncbmer bon Baltimore, me-
gen unterid)lagung non 3olgeloern nno BON
Sonos oc8 SunbcSs SepoiitarS, ionic Die lin
tcriuhung ge9eu Die @rs 3oabeamtcn Sbonas
8. y8illOu NIB 8obert Smptbe rpc9en llnter
id,leiits purOslt geitern pom SunbeSbeSirfS=
Rtt)ttr @ileS bis Dioutag, ben IL. Septclns
Der, perid)oben. SOmcrman uno gSilIol lte-
ben auberbem ocS Completes
aenletnldm auqetla9t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-16

ion uno 9!obcrt gmptbe ,pesen llnterfhlctfe II. f. 10.
I'M bief9en 3olanltc purogr bis gum nibiten 9ers
mine jurni9ete9t une tGr Yiontd9, ben II. Sedtbr.,
jur ScrbdHbtuEN angeiegt.
Seu.e miro Die WiarinezG n gtitranoe p"or9enommen.
Sas ertmtnat o ert6 t bdlt crit beute
ipivbcr Sigung.
nep:) eeor8 s. unc Samuel TppoIo 8esen e. gg.
VI. SGmpbcil; bas 9eriht betraute GboTnds ". Stem
omen uno ebdrlcs q. 0pition ais Curator oanlt,
Srunoei9cntbum aui Der Roroieitc Der Stootes, oft.
lid oon annltragc, iuOrdui cine 6ppotbet pom $500
iaitet, unter Den 9ammer gu brtn9CR.-Oer Golden
Ruie.Sauperctn ytr. 4" mteer Daniel $. 2eoraro;
otcielhCn Suraturtn erblclten ocn 4ultrG9, gebuls
2tl9un9 elmer Sppotbet pom $1,000 oas gtnr9ftid aui
Der SiiopcftaGdc Der Ct. Ytterz uuo 98uetb.S trabe
3lpangspclle gu ptrjtct9trn. 99llRel!n Sbatfsle see
Gen earl 9tldfttin; autrn9 ant Sefrteot0un9, elmer
8ianbre6t5 (SanoruCrtcr6) Is orcerun9 BON sf635 70
lur bei'm 8aue oeS MobHb4uies 9r 20, ~eceftase,
9cltcterte Arbett uno Wtaterialten ourb 8traautun9
%oeIielben. Cater !. 9SGlftr, len. gegcn Gutter Z.
gSatttr, Jun, uno 6oniorten; ARtra9 aui Giniegun9
etnes &urltorS an Stele oe5 pcrlt0rbencn Sounro
Setter. Sas @erthi befabl Sn8leit Den Strtauf pom
9run9tt9tnt9uIn an Sardto9atrdBe, Deibes bent
SlGgtr pom lctHem GroBuater Sdmcs 9atrp telta=
mentGrtlu perlnGdt Woroen.
Common 3ita5z@ cri6t-(8or Sfttter Ga.
rtp.) 2&m. IS. &atb unb GjrnoiiCn Utorr 29m. s.
Sier uno Anoere, 6onostnbabcr; nab 3uridstsbun9
etacs @,eiWlporcncn periHoben. 6rant Z. Wtorllng
SBbittirston un6 S3m. ). @arion, 9lG0e ali 9tSab-,
lung vines S~onomeGistSj in Der eci9Iporcnen pdrz
ben.
pcute itebeu Jir. tt3, ia, t45, III, Ia, t78, 40,
wv
2tj, PIC, POI mo 222 Der YroSrBsae0iitranbe Gui orr
&agtsOronung.
Staotgctt6t.- (Sor Sbrrrldtcr scott.) 8.
N. pelipig 9c0tu Y. Sion, appeIattou luiocr Ridtcr
SGus' SrttnntntB; Dem appelaten $i3.6 5 5%uertanHt.
pic Observation-Disclosures tom alttmorer @lisn.
bubn- @oMpG9nte" 9c0er 0b0nlG5 u. gBttion, 0ieturs
lDlotr J,tDtlr Saprudro's Sprudi unter 8erbanbs
luna. - Z. 3. WrGnt iutoer i. ". ScpocpiY; Sus
r~lltstte9t. 5amcs 0i59s, 9rruatttr, segeH soy.
tlnotnlGnn; otto. - ". u. Yrtce Dtocr j. $. Su=
met ottto.--5obn 8arlsp 9t9en 9arl Stoeer; Ditto.
-Sbeooor Gtdbotn 9t9cn So9n sSaro; Ditto.
Der 8VrittoBoi pertdate ii6 lis fumTnengcn Wion=
tag uno lrFte ytr. 253, 294, IL, So, A, 81, 81, u, 70,
Is, %, 100, t05, 11j, 1873, l3t, 1856, 40, f46 uno t47
or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auI bic nddlte Cages
oronuEg.
Superiorz 0eri6t. - t8or Ridter So6bin.l
Stnrp uno 25tniGm Gallant 9tgtn 2Bm. Simms uno
Jol.p9 ). 1piIn, 8ro5tB oui Wruno eintr nliihotid
eng 9 UnltHcn S.rpplbtuE9; lmter SerbaRoiun9.
CUT tOElncn vi. 40, At, 22S, 1923, 325 uno 1888 bCr
SroieGIR.Jtiiranbe ar ole Rttbs.
u atltns9 trtbt. - t8or oCn Fihtern 8utocra
tton, Sun,Is ino SoTo.) Btgen beS NbuofUten
NtcDtu9on AUltbens ptrta9t tt itl Der @eridt5bot,
obde StltGfte uorSuncbmen, bis b.ute.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-16
Observation-Disclosures antI5. Stunt

Die i~otsenben Gempsratur=8 eobadtunaen purbcn
bon 9rn- Siram s. 1enros pom Stsna'samte bes
: : 5
Thermometer SO 80 III l6I
SdrometerItauo 29.99, 1896 29.97 l30.05 l30.08
Rinerlttlng. W NW u W W " gD
Shneni9fett bee
Ninoe6 mad
9feiltn pro
=, Stunoe 8 8 10 "a B
Drid oeS Win6es
mad, Ytunpen pr.
lt QuabrdtzGub 0.12 OBS 0.bO 0.04 0.t2
Dettcr Seftaffenb. @bl. 1911. SD. atar Sd.
sBetterberidbt fir Bafbinaton, .. g., BON 10.
Juni, II ubr 81 WRim. NbsutS. -"
Thermometer Stano &c Baromeer.2ta 1905
Ter ptn3ieue 9Betterprppbet H{t
In Ma(binston la9t, baB mir beute notwithstanding min.
oiSss Meetter BADEN perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-16
Sbifsna6rtdbtcu.

Vic ocuti6t Yri9g rGiGe ;" @apt. aaiiebobm,
atn8 9eItern, pom Y. $. gt9etolu.& Comp. rrpt6trt,
pom bier mad 5ttiirgor ab.
am 20. Wtai marc Ole en9Iiidc Sarfe pgrnle 81.
nan Jtotteroam untsr'm AZ. Bretteuz unb 10. eGtz
g~eu9raoe; anl &c. Otai cine ruiiihe Bartt, bon BAL
tttnore nad amlteroam beftimmt, nabC Der Stiap=
Jnivln an0etroten.
Or 0rtimoitCr IS. 81. Sat-" Capt. &oiFer,
tad ain 1. SUM pom &iperpool nab Baltimore In
see.
bier mad JiottIroam unterruc9s, hefuno i1 am 8.
b5. auf pCr 5obe pom &uugenfB; brs9Geiden I'm 81.
Ytai Die bon bier mad Nrnittroam ab9c9angene ruff.
Sarte pSdmpo," Capt. 9uoutnen.
Die noruesiibe Sarte .ecit," Capt. 2arien. BON
Baltimore nap eunbou iabreno, lag am 2. sunni i'm
puiln pom Deal rno ieBte am s.. ibre Sdbrt Tort.
Die 8ri9g n&arotine," 9upt. SIC Sartanb, trai ain
Q. SUM BON bitr in Ycrnambuco elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-16
Observation-Disclosures

Sbtrappeuattpns : @ertdt = Anna
lev, anuuuirnns bes 'uuterintahstiGen grfenntniifes
mo Rebabt,itirans oes Bro5efes. -Sddier un6 feline
Gbcirarl ss9en Burt; Ditto. =. Sonss ipiosr abIer;
9rets 9eribtfir 9olti mert.& -
z o ~ ont 81 n, ben is. Stunt. tSor ben Witltern
@eor9 .Ycn stt mue @eor9 ". Mapnabter.l Marie
Sau6ers, SpirituoIeH' Ausiddnf ain gonntasc;
ireissiprodtn,-1oispb Smttb, ilpti aHl{aasn ipeasn
% orbafettfteB; had Sem Dattihiorer SftntigatsGIe+
ri6lte peffe9t. Sdmes' ". Vouort gegeu Seti. 8.
SanbesbeBtrtss @ert1t.- t9or Ridter
@iles) 10 Gdfier DbiSleu, iuel6e bic Stsuerbeanl-
ten in gctt5i.t Hebert fmttt's tpe88enomlnen Rats
seHe sfsen '&ttbarb 81. Soiuerinan, 1bpnds' y. sSit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-16

SyualSi ~. ~ wv ~ SlStltl III ~ WV
iantmti6aoen BON $500 anliiftste. ytr. As
nno As sebbren rcip. Srau Satbarine seuer
mn Pbiltpp 8aimaun, Die aud b'rin mob.
,Biremeu's" uuo Der yOeutid)cn Serii9e.
rurgs. Gompagnie" peraieturirt.
@abri hetnlth tobttt der Stnrs.
yfitt,po9 se9sn @tittsrnadlt itel Der 1s
Sabre alte Ne9erburide 3obn Sab, i'll Rr.
TO-. Siics0 allasiraBe. wobnbaft, BON Dad
ieniter aus 40 Sub 50be auf's Srottoir uno
Diff fir tootlit ertldrte.
Worba ngriff.-8eiternabenb swiidcn
8 nub 8 llbr e~ntitaub in ber @eorg Shauer'>
ifen 8irtbihaft al 5apette-, nabe 81. Yanl'
StraBe, Sarnum's 9otel 9e9eniiber, cine
Sbld9erei, nobel Sobn 0oDle, Der in Ir.42,
Yartitr., pobnt, bon Ytid)ael Slarf nit einem
Dteiier iebr 9cfdbrlid ON 9alie uerwuuoet
nnrbe. Glarf !parb fetSenonlnten unb iou
beutc in mittleren Stationsbauie me9en An-
critics nit Worpabid)t perbort iperben.
0ople licgt I'M Spttale Der nWaibtn9ton'
llniperftat" barnieoer."
unfaIl. - als @ittmod Der autider
bes 8eiddftes bon iSobnber9er Il Serber BON
SIR. 6, 2eeitr., cine YartiegSaaren i'll Sranf's
lhen gotale Rr. 6, @on9bir., abgeliefert
hattie, 9litt CT bei'm Seiteigen bes Mage1s
aus; ln9liifliter @eiie Sogen Die YfsrOs
pl6slid all, iooaB er inter Die Rdber iiet, bic
linn iiber bic redte Seite glrgeu uno Inn be-
ccutenbe Ysrleeungeu 5ufigten. Wfan it)afitt
i'm in's Sranf'ide Salls, no er gut geple9t
puroe; ipat AM abenbe parb CT naf ieiner
@obnnn9 gcfabren.
Ibleben zines aH%geiehenen 3 t,
gers. Sobn y. &. DtcUtabon, ein 9Sbig
Der alten Shulet 1874 eiH siiri9sr anbau9er
Seurp @tag's, Elm oorsiialidsr IehtSstlsbrs
ter uno Aopoiat, itarb geltern frlib 8 nbr I'M
!pauie bes 0r. Wc&aig 5u Cumberland
No. Gr mar in auesbanp-G ountp gebo-
rea, Nsbelte afs Singing mad Baltimore
iiber unb Seifnete fd III ben Wablcampag
men oils Stnmpreoncr aus, moilr ibn ieifs
Stentoriimme beionbers befdbigte. 8or 20
3abren ses CT iid ans benz 0iientlifen eeben
surld. Gr mar q Sabre alt pnc nnoerbsi'
ratbet. aae Gerihtsb5fe pertasten th ses
fern aus ahtuing Dor isiuem anbenfeE.
9eute Rittas 1 nbr tuiro pas bieiise Bar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-16
Das SSpbenblatt oeS vSprrefppn,
SenteuU

weld)eS beute YtOrgcn eridctnt, ertbdft Sc.
ridtc iiber allc wihtigcu Grci9niiic bet lsetel
YSo1e i'm S1ts uno 9luslauoe, io,uie eOitos
rielle &eipredungen berielben, ferner cine
reihe allSpabI intereiianter, permiibter Sss
ridlts, poaltanoigenS erid)t iiber Die Serbaup-
liugcn ocS gruuercongreieS in Bittsburg &C.
@in5clnc Drummer 5 Gts., mad europa al
irgello cine ~gcgcbene soreiic 10 Cts. ober So
pr. Sabr. y"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-16
Saltimorcr 0iebmarft.
I'm BEN rDeutihen @orrciponoenlen. terlhttl.

Baltimore, ben 10. Stunt 1871.
@inSpteb. : Der Wartt ofinete 9eitrrtt 5iemtid
iebblit, uub ~unseid5r 800 Stiff Uuroen ~pertauit.
Seute luar Der Ytartt lpiroer buttpe9 lebbait, uno
Die Ereiie fticeen uW elm gerinsts. 9s9en 9efern.
Sts Brf dSsr OPT ,t iat m sr WoSr nd psttrag o., p9 'n.nin. =
ausnabmen %psriauit pno %ungetdbr 30 Stit oRlih
%bsierestt obns bier aasspotsn ~ !psrosn; -.
so orc t% aaes sorten s Ssasa ns,ss' irSea y 81 ete s sSa,s
Itass hau. S',ir nottrsIr, ie Hub aualltdt, ~ $50
pre 9iinaO, ssstrsi hr Grtta. Srtnaplsrs.
Die Nretle TIT Bhifn %parlirtsn, ipis folst: bette
@ SSr'ss l i o n@it tSss osgr aa n@ fair a4S anelitat 4 4: ei ~ Z
Gents. Ghr prbtndrt eilrre inngc Stirrr, Sbien unb
9lbe bis = eents; %oreindrlre unb Ole ntsbrisitsn
Hrets hes bsntistn Marttss5 61s ets.; GussrIe Rrtis.
raten4'S bis 7l4ets. Bit lneitten8 ertduie gtihabsg su
GA his 61S Gents. Son eer 3uiubr tdmsi, 240 Stld
81 aus &irsinisn, unnS sos ans saetz@a. Seiammts
WoGen3ujubr $50 Sthd ttsste Wobc 794, In Der uors
%idbrisen 9aranriz s,orbe t27Sl. Bon trn @orratben
6fsii6er; 90 wurcsn bon Spefutantsn iur gidrtte i'm
Often une 49 pon sanebdnelern uno 6leiiqern sez
nolnlner.
feste s8ode 6Sl, in Der YqrGietiuoGe bon 1870 t24S
SGmetne. = 9a Der gorratb an sdlufe unie.
@osss %unasfaisrI a%eniissnS liz Sic a4atslsass, iusIas
Lar lsi&ts S@psins cut, fig ia,usrs fan lsar. S2,s
notiren su s6.255 his 1910 pro 100 Yiunb aetto4@ss
tpidt.
8itis saobe betrus bic !sufubr 5si4. lsste aaoas
1871 uno in Der poridbrt9en Yarausi Wohs 1887
saaate. Der gsartt ,uag oiee qsots nl4t
70 %iiberfiat, tpie felt mebreren Gottn, inb Yreiie
Natira9e. 9Bir notren Shaaie gu 5 bis 5is Gents
pro Yiunb Srutto 3 @etpit,t; @dmiIer 5u 81 bis 81
y. stid, i nsd nnailtSt;; suGtiGadis III $50
scsrsstS sltjs @oae 1885 stla. lests gso,ss $3.50,
In Der guraaei= Rode bon 1870 1870 Stld.
9tte pom Siebg dnbtern.
Der baupuadlt6ftrn @lsbbdnets, 8ists9 lasnthlmsr
ten. aus e!ssa sas ssisg sstominsl, inS est sissts,
Sn @iIbs5m,s Rotsl anastomn,sn.
IS 81" s]s SssJies'rs'''fH; 70 q $ m aaf oS''; 10
5 8 8 s sssisss 9 p s4s @arslan'' 8
s Ycterion Ins meits Sir9initn:
! Sss1Ss 5tcH l.,.a 4 Is Saa1S' ' q
aus opio:' Wis @eh, girsinisn:
9 Detiueilcr 10 5 Safobs Ut rrn Z.
SIN IS alperton.ootel ansstommsn.
ans slrsinien: aus Ohio:
y Ybtutp6 +Ia 10 " y Seqnlpnr 40
Sobn VI 1bomaS % Soiepb @briftp Is
gtns Weit=8irsinitn: = 4 u alien 'Hf'.rE A
u Dtinor ~ II ) gD SarriS III ..IG1S
5 2S &pnt IS u &us Wtarplanb: np
Burnlihe Il @leoin9er % airt d Sobn !tA II
HepnolOS b Sinleb Al 8 Is Sspmour d Go 10
$ 0pnd D Is Sobn @obn -ra- III IA
Mus Itnniplpanicn:. 9B % enin9er J 10
5 Jtippte t6 ) $ ~gBoooforo
Nad Fbiiabelpbia: H-.4.-5n 4
S s Sadnep, 9a, ]. 16 fg-t. agr.,rI
in "The Tinker House" ansetomMsn. ga
Nad, Baltimore. iN nls wsHf.'
Gus Ohio: Aus 8iretnien; L.
9 g Morgan N II Gam Ybinips 10
g Staiber rfa 10 Rerihtebene anS Tb tl6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-16
SaupIGtc a,,f MpuntzSsinaus,

Ser picrte grOBe auttious. Sertaui Oieier
id)0ncu Saultelen 1T bon ben So. Gregg &
Sirtlatb auf Wontag, ben 10. SUM, nit
Der iiblid)en Gratis. Stus unb A9erfabrt ange.
3cigt. 9aS Sntereiie an pieiem iuertbuonelt
@runbeigtntbume itei9t td9lih, urp lper cine
bilige uno angelebme SeimltGtte ober quite
Capital anla8e wiinibt, lolte BEN Verfaufe
beiwoBnen. (143) 5a
t.Uto. Sts8t9." copieD
peB" Sn Der yarbeiter=palle"t Rr.
5, oiib- Sreberidlr., bat 5r. S6le9el jeet
Dos treflid)e An9uit Sed'ide Saluator- Sier
III 3apf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-16
8robwahsS
SIR. GA. 2hhs8rcabipa6.

DepoltSren u,b bem Wutlifnm eieue sur Ratrt&t,
iepen Samfaa Nbsnb pon7 bis 9libr geotfnst iciE
iptre. auG Wiontas abenes, wie iIiter. Am auIs
TRACE: Al3ey. S9uea, t4faf.;
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-21
Vermont at Washington.

Our Vermont Congressman are all qui'
city settled at Washington for the winter
The following is directory of their resi-
dences:
George F. Edmunds, at his Zew resi-
dence, 1411 Massachusetts Avenue.
Justin S. Morrill,, No. 467 sc" street
Senator Morrill's new residence is not yet
completed,
Luke P. Poland, No. North "A'
street.
Hon. Worthington G. Smith, No. 1916
81" street.
Charles W. Willard, No. North ga"
street.
The following is directory of other
Senators and members who are Vermont
ers:
A.. Cragin, Senator from New Hamp-
shire, No. 430 First street East.
William Pitt Kellogg. Senator from
Louisiana, Metropolitan Hotel.
James n. Platt, Representative from
Virginia, No 1853 "F" street.
Philetus Sawyer. Representative from
Wisconsin, No. 413 Fourth street.
Hon. Abram B. Olin, Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia. No. 1918 IN" street.
Gen. O. E Babcock, Superintendent OF
Public Building, No. 1924 "G' street
north west.
Hon. Dwight Townsend, (son-in.law Of
the late Hon. George T. Hodgesl, Repre-
sentative from New York, at Arlington
House.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-21

THE VERNON (VT.) MURDER MYSTERY
CLEARED UP.-The body of the old color
ed man, Silss Green, of Vernon, for which
such thorough search has been made, was
discovered Monday evening, about 20
rods from his residence, at the foot of q
tree, in sitting posture, with parcel OF
leaves and twigs tied up in hsndker.
chief at his side, and few matches scat
tered about. Appearances indicated that
he had tried to make fire, but, being
completely chilled, had suddenly died.
he was found by Timothy V. D. Lynde,
negro and nephew of his, who claimed
to have had revelation of the locality in
a vision at Northampton. He arose and
drew a map of the spot where he saw the
body in his dream, and going immediate
ly to Vernon found it precisely where be
had dreamt. The old mans keys, wallet
and little change were found undisturb-
ed in his pocket. On Tuesday post NOR
tenn examination was made by DR..
Thomas Goodwillie, but nothing indicst-
ing violence was discovered, and it is evil
dent now that the suppositions of foul play
were usfounded.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-21

FROZEN TO DEATH A Mr.. Parker,
from Corintb, who is foolish and some
what crazy at times, although harmless,
wandered from the poor farm, which was
bis home, and came by the Center OF
West Fairlee, on Wednesday night. Here
he was permitted to sleep in the barn of
a Mr. Wise, but in the night he got up
and took to the road. He seemed to the
people on the road, who were awakened
about one o'clock by his loud language, as
some one who drove cattle or sheep. He
was seen to pass some houses.
but had no cattle in front of him, although
he ran from one side of the road to the
other continually, and used such lam
gauge as is common with drovers. He
passed down the road towards Post Mills,
about four miles, then turned across the
bridge at the mouth of Middle Brook,
taking the road toward the river. Search
was made for him, and on Saturday he
was found by Ira Melends, a few rods
from the road, in the bushes, frozen to
death.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-21

LEICEsTER.-Wm.lS Seymour Alden is
elected representative of Leicester Lodge
No. 1913, 1. o. of G.. t., to the Grand
Lodge which meets in Burlington Janu-
sry 9th.
John Preston has been elected Lodge
Deputy of Leicester Lodge of Good Tenn
plars for the ensuing year.
The name of the station in the west
part of the town of Leicester, formerly
known as "Whitiug Station" is now chang
ed to that of Leicester Junction"
The oyster supper of Leicester Lodge
No. 1873, l. o. of G. T., came off at their
hall In Leicester on their anniversary
evening, Dec. 7th, ss announced. We
have only to say of it that the best of fra
ternity feeling was manifested, and all
seemed determined upon q good time.
which we know was experienced by all
without costing much effort. The supper
was such as the ladies are accustomed to
provide, and we forbear giving any de-
scription, knowing words are utterly in
adeqate.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-21

CUBA-The insurrection in Cuba is on
the wane, to Judge by the Havana dis
patches. Fifteen thousand Cubans are
stated to have surrendered during last
year. and several prominent leaders but
lately in arms have signed a document
which is rather profuse in expressions of
penitence and promises of future good be-
havior. This conversion seems too sudden
to be genuine. The signers of the docu.
ment may have been induced by the Span
ish authorities to cry enough, and to in
dulge in such assurances of loyalty for the
purpose of obtaining immunity from pros
ecution and punishment. But, neverthe-
Less, the surrender of SO many Cubans,
coupled with the publication of their abb
Duration, will probably have discourag-
ing effect upon those remaining in armed
opposition against the Spanish authorities
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-21

The correspondent of the Montpelier
Journal thus pleasantly describes the
homes of the Vermont delegation at
Washington:
1t is another significant fact, that a
much larger proportion than formerly, of
the Senators and members of Congress
and other officials here, are keeping house,
instead of living in hotels end boarding
houses. Most of of them have been driv-
en-, by the exorbitant rent demanded for
furnished houses, to purchase or build
houses for themselves. Thus Senator
Edmunds has one of the pleasantest and
sunniest little places in Washington, sit
uated on q high terrace, known as High
land Place, near the intersection of Mass
Avenue and Fourteenth street. Senator
Morrill, has just had erected plain. but
elegant house, fronting "the circle" on
Fourteenth street, and nearly opposite
Senator Edmunds' residence. The furni-
ture is now being moved in, and in few
days it will be followed by the Senator
and his pleasant family. Hon. W. Q.
Smith has rented fine, furnished house,
No. 1915 [ street, where himself, family
and friends eDjoy the good cheer and
comforts of Vermont home, which can
scarcely bs had here without supporting
a Vermont household. Hon. L. P. Pe-
land, whose rooms always wear an air of
solid home comfort, which is heightened
by the inevitable wood fire cheerfully
blazing in a large open fire place, and
Hon. @. W. Willard, are settled for the
session at their old quarters at No.
North A street.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-12-21
A New Enterprise-The First Ship.
ment of Goods From San Frans-
cisco TO Vermont.

The San Francisco Neaos, of Novem.
Der Both, says: at is common remark
among Californians who go East, that
they cannot procure genuine quality of
Californian wine. s. J. Loop, for many
years engaged in business in San Frsns-
cisco, leaves on Friday for Vermont with
one car load of Californian wine, also cue
of Tea. He proposes to establish An
agency in that State for the sale of Tea,
for New England, and will have similar
shipment once in each week. With reli-
able agents in Eastern cities, our Cali
fornia wine-growers may expect large
increase in their export trade. California
can supply the entire United States with
wine, which will compare fsvorably with
the importations from Eurepe.'
Mr.. Loop has already arrived in ad-
vance of his consignment of goods, which
have been detained by the snow storm on
the Pacific Railroad. He it now stopping
with Mr.. G. V. Rollins, in this village.
This is the first consignment of goods ever
made direct from San Francisco to Yer
mont. The tea comes through in bond,
in locked cara, direct from San Francisco
to Burlington, where the duties will be
paid at the Custom House. Mr.. Loop is
a franklin county boy, who has been for
many years a successful merchant of San
Francisco, and now brings with him on
bis return to his native State, the first lot
of goods ever brought from the Golden
State to Vermont in the first oars that
over came direct from the city of San
Francisco to our State.
This is a new enterprise and one that
will prove advantageous to the State, and
we trust highly remunerative to Mr..
Loop. The quality of tea he brings is
undoubtedly far superior to anything
ever offered in Vermont, having been
purchased direct from China sgents, and
we trust his enterprise will Danish the
compounds that have been hitherto sold
for tea. Our merchants should sncour-
age him by purchasing. as they have the
guarantee of the quality and purity of
the article from one who has long been
engaged in the China trade. AS soon as
this trade direct with China is firmly es-
tablished, the impure teas which the peo-
pie have been guzzling, will no longer be
used.
This Is an important enterprise for
Vermont, especially for Rutland, and 10
fact New England, under the manage
ment of stirring, energetic man. He
will open a Wholesale agency in Rutland,
for the sale of his teas, which will be dis
tributed by travelling agents throughout
New England. An agency for the sale
of California wines will be opened at
Albany, N. 7. These wines are highly
recommended for their purity and favor.
aud especially desirable for medicinal
purposes. We have no doubt that Mr..
Loop, who is an energetic and reliable
man, will be successful in his enterprise.
We trust our citizens at an early day may
have the opportunity of testing the fine
qualities Of these teas at their own fire.
sides.