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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
SOnutagSzG zGabclberi@te.
-O--
2lIs tSrdufrcid).
9as S6ifinl Oer iiiOli6cn ,Surts.
Die YroutGut 6rGgc.
Die bciecn SurpS Ger 1niurgeutcn:2Irm
9is Commune" II. nie GticnbaBnen
Die Wuni;ipdlsSShblcn.
llurnBsn in 3aUre.
llurnbsn in SaUre
ceitrcid, unS bic Der. staatcn.
Ttc aduunaec.

9ic aduUnGee.
BurtS, 20. glprll. - OcIte Ntorgen bOrtt
Die 6ouonuoe l1nNS Der 90nicu NmIcn auT.
Die iiielid,eu 6ortS
iinO ollrd) 0aS Somboroelnent 70 bu9erdtct,
baB Iie iitr unbaltbur gebaltcn merbcu. Die
Commune" hat augeoronet, itc IN bic 2uft
III iprcngcn, ,uenu Die SrIppcu genBtbgt
meroen iollteu, ite 1T uerlNlien. SIS inb Gro
ucrte crridtet luoroen, un iie iiir Oicicn 6Oll
Ill erieeeu.
9ie TorSbdbn
hat bic bon Der ,,@omuuue" uerlanateu 800,
600 Nraulen uno Die ,yponcr Sabu" bat Die
ibr bon Der ,,Sommune" i'm gScge Der Reqni
1itiou uuierle9ten 692 900 Srdulcu beiablt.
audl bic onOereu &abnen bobeu bic bon iBncu
perlan9ten SeQuiiitionSgclO gcjdblt, init
9luSnabme Der ,,gGeitbabn," utld)c in 6oIgC
oeiieu inter SeQueinatlou gecllt mCrocu
mirb.
Tie bticen GprpS Ger 9ninraenten,9irmec.
Gin 9etretGluicrct'8 tbeilt Die >Sulurgentelt
glrmee in 2Saupt SOrpS, bon bencn OnS cine
fir Die ScrtbCiOi9ung uuBcrbNlb NCr Stact,
ooS onoere 6eItntmt lit, Otu Sertbcbtgun9S
fompi inuerbnlb Der StabtnlHuern ju fttbreu.
3aS eyitere Corps itcbt inter Dem gefebl
oeS @encrul's 8OmbromSti odS ,lueite miro
pom Dem @eneral Ga Cecilia befsbligt
Riiffthr franz. Ssianasucr.
Saprc, 20. Nprtl. -- SoCute III III Sbers
bour9 Elm ncuer transport aus 9entid)lauo
;uriidiebreuoer Setangeucr oui Oeut Seetuegc
augetommen.
Serprooidntiriihs non 1SdriS
Die 9c9ierung III &erIuilleS bat bic Der
propiautirung BON Yori8 burd) 3ufubrcn nlti
Der Seinc gGnSlid unteriagt.
Die wfuui,pal, sBNbleu in Snpre
,,,o a, ,tttt, tnI
g9ablcu ltutt, 10 aud in Saurc. Bic bieiigen,
nit Der Barrier 6egierun9 inmpGtbiiirenOcn
9lrbeiter baben bel oieler @elegcnbeit cine re
uolutiOndrc aOreRc erlaNcn. SiS ebt itnh
feinc lluruben porgefommen.
Tie fheIidbcm SortS
muroeu 9eiteru ben ganSenSag i'll eiltcr turd)ts
baren Weie bombaroirt. Yon SunUreS ans
muroe eiu leb6aiteS @egenfeuer nnterbalten.
Bic gfad,t oerliet ru6ig. Si 6Ol9e Der Shas
pa,eu uub bcS anhalteuoen ieinolideu SelIerS
ninmt bic Stdrte Der Rationalgoroe iebr ab.
Wur rs, 900 Wtanm.
gtod, benz u6rancoiS" itcbcH Der y9oms
mime" nur nod $4,000 Wtanu sur &eriit'
gnn9.
9riiiel, 27. Aprtl. Negen Serred)s
uaug Der ieit abiAluB beS WaiisnltllltanoeS
Don ben 9eutihen III Srantrcih erbobenelt
Goutributionen uuo Requiftionen babcn iid)
bel ben 6rieOenS GonferenSeu in Sritiicl
S1micrigteiteu er9cben.
Sluo CeftreidJ.
90 len, 20. Ipril. - 0aS llntcrbauS ecs
Bitreid)iiden ReidSratbes bat ben nit ben
Scr. Staateu ab9eidlofenen 0atnraIiiatlonS'
Sertrag ratifiSirt.
Gem ungariideu 9teifstag it oieierSc9cr'
iiano nod uidt sur Scratbun8 por9ele9i
luorocn.
9ermifd,ts Rad,rie,ten
- G6albers, Der beriibmtc Bianili, 1T Sc
itorben.
- Ser befannte Romauihreibcr slntbont
3roaope hat @n9lanO psrla1ien, nm lit) mad
@ultralien Su be9eben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
sSeeu etIer fir NeiCsuOe.
gsaltlmore.Ohip @lfenbahn.


Rad allen StattoHeH-um um u5r Dtorgens,
un6 u tn9e Strastur8 un6 3Diitsns
pldgen uaI 4.o5 gsqamnlttags sOnhta9e aasssHomI.
Strisburg .uuO SGrrtioubIrs, uia RaHafss 5Gps
8abE.
Rad 6rCoerid uHo 9GgerstoDu um s
1lbr MoTgsHs uuo i.tO tOabeRbs (aus9enomuleu goHRz
tG85).
uH6 I.2O, 4.O5 une Gatul; (SOuntage auS9sHom.
mem uno nab VI iouHt Atrp nm lbr ItGhm.
Sad gB q bin9ton UNI 4.20, 5.O9, Z, $50
unO 1880 Mor8ens uno ?, 800, l.45' $50 u. 40
TGd auuapOtis- nm ubr IOr9ens unO 4.45
Rahm.
uno r. 45, 800 4fO, $40, $40, 7.45uno Hbenbs.
NbiIassLpbia'S SSi ilmingtOn; Salto. @iienbdbn.
yta4 g3tLaosipRtfq, 3%St 3eTit95 5ES56rl SRfn
gems (Sonntags aus8enommenl.
0a9 az HHS oSS,s6Cnn ~ UTt m aGss! e
VSn 81 tIGbeIp9 a unO y { 10 rOort(td
In gBilminltou NIT Der :, DcldWdrt Stltnbapn otrz
biuosnO) um 2.4O NGhmtha8s tSonnt1SS ans9er
@adS Ben stattOutnbtsg gort9epoiIt-
nm llbr Jfabmittd95 Sonnta9s ans9enommeH):
Nad u ttuoetpb / Il - um 1.25 absnee td8s
Ia6 Rctus0 ont Grprsb5us NM 10. 40 gbsnbs
'DStii SSiiasslpbia S,altp. Central Giienbabn
ucrtdjt Baltimore uR 7.25 Nor0ena uno 2.4O Rads
"''''SS1I BSiIsts9 Bureau: Rr. f47, QcRs8aGtimoreir.
Woreiid,e. 6 entrdl. lSifshb abn.
Tah Ytttsbur9, eem g9eeH uno Roroen
his an bic Gtd8arGs safe, an aasn Statios
men JUbeu Baltimore uno Dort nntalteno - td9lt4
nm I. 80 Worlcus Sonntu9s ous8encmmcnl.
Vad Ytttsbur9, bem B eteu uno Rors
beH bis Wttltam5port nm Srle : t69s
lid um 1910 I1hmttdg5 (Sonnta9s aus9enomS
IGb Btttsburs, ben GiG9axqs 9httsn II
tGS pn n1S TlS Ssm my tiSSeen nGSHUI an
ben Saupttadoueu spiihen Baltimore un6 Sarrss
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
S,adriebtcu ans Sfc,p s9,prf

y { 10 " RI, %. NptlI. : peuIe Wf0r'
Qcn llbr b6rte mau aus BEN non Satbariua
Mlaumn9 bepobuteu Sauis, Nr. 1875, Glms
Sn., ben 8ui oUiorb!" 8s YoliSei orang
elm llnS fauo Die Mauning OIL SGnoeu nno
6iiBcn gebunSeit nit blutcuoem @eiid)t. Sie
idste aus, baB iie gesen "a llbr ciucn Der Se'
luobnsr .beS toapies eiu9elaien babe NIB oaun
AL Bette 9e0ausen lei. Salo caraui mnroc
lie in ibrem Stlafsinmer bon pier masilr-
ten Wldnrern iberiallen uub gebnnoeu, bic
ielbeu beliqbleg fe nm Sd)mudiad)sn uuo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
Sic Gutfd,rtoun9 ocs Sbcr, ,Suneess
6cribts iiber Sdrt9cle Sons


g9aibiugtou, 80. april. - Die Gnt.
id)cioun9 SetreiS Der 3wangS Sianlel
Der Bapier Selo. .g(tte, Welfe morgcn erluortet
uirc (uuo nibt, ,uie irrtbiinidl gcIngt, be
reits 9eiaat worbcu iit), bc5iebt itd auf con'
traitlid itipulirte 3ablun9cn onrt @olb mad
@e,uidt uno nid)t auf contrattlid beonngene
cinfatbe 3ablungen in @oloninse, 8etreifS
Der 3ablunqeu oer letteren slrt baben iidl Die
UtitQlieber ocS Hunbcs -Obers@eridtS nod
nid,f einigen fpnuer, uuo 1T cin @rfenntniB
heriibcr Dor benz nGhiten Sftobcr nidt III
ermarten. (8ie friibere 0tittbeilung, oaB
lid, bas S6er. 9unbeS s@uid)t bersitS ucrtdgt
! babc, berubte aui einen Srrthum.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
DcutSbe mnb enNliide 2hale.
9. asnapp,
Gfe BON SolliDanitr. II. Crauae=alllen.

Gs utro BON su5li esbrern ponitdneser 0eals,
Spra6s, Sdreibs, @eiaug= unb 3si6jnenz nnterIbt
srbeilt. eettioncn I'm syranSofibsn uno eotsni6en,
fopie i'm Slauieripisfcn; aui Berlan9sn bebrdiider
1ntsrrt&t In usribisosueu 9laIu. Nnr peibiidse
lit cine Eurlsauaa pertnhpEt aud tperben S6nler
In aoit un6 aogis genommeh.
g1dbere ausfunjt ertbetf ber 3rnSipal Der anfatt,
9. snapp, @de non Souih apilr. lno Sranees sausp
(San. 1S) II ,-t 60
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
9r. g. 8. 0rant,

ser. rs, Rcrt,9tb bertpStra6e, Baltimore,
pta 500 Stratc Subleu, lusnn CT gn9briscit, euft
rGSr,ISRsS@aSm SS} SSssegSrGs s9S n,S SITi
setosn oss Soes, Der euu9e, Der 9ariliueas, bcs
Slutcs, Der SsIt, Obrcniauitn, 9uepcpfe, g8oiers
iudt, Sdmouboioen, 5fberimatismus, Stropbeln,
Reruen6ruddc, Iuscl, iino Sbrenfrdntbeten nidt
turirt, gper init bier nt anstiiPten eeioen bcbajs
tettit, foiite nd,t perseffen, ran Or. Grant lie
uebel bciit, uie fe auh betBen uno beidaicn ein
mbaen. Gr btiubt bic aranten bel gag uno bel
WdGbt. (aprll27fO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
Baltimore
Gire 9n(uranrG Qfflrf,

SiSweGt.Gde BON Sputh, uue gRatsrftr.,
Urrl6crtudbrenb seasn 8erInt ooer S996ep burd1
praubunaff iouobl In Der Sabt, iutc i'm san6e, Glle
arten BON giocntbum, Bobus, eooeHz uno @aorena
Sduier, San6clsgltcr, AtCrbauproouttc, giobcln,
Sanssuatbhatttn, i'm gau brsrtficnc ooer I'm Safen
tn Sl0uug ueRnoitd1e Nnbrbcu9e u. !. 10. ~
Sas Birefturium beffebt ana folacnecn Serren
% M. q. Sarrtion, 8rdlioent;
Geo. u. 8ttcrs, S3m. 3. Srunc,
II. IS. MlriiS, s. D. 8dptI
Sauib .. SDilion, Z. Robt. Senttn5,
Soidb Ycnniu9ton, 8. Woron Stswart
Srdncs z. 9ing, 9. 3. EeiDcomer,
6Cnrp Carroll, Srpiue SUrmB,
R Q. Steuart, u. sB. Eaplor,
Ssrael Gpben.
NppttationszSormuarC mno lucitcrc Hadrbt lber
bic 8eielidait pirb In Der Sifcc, Showcits@de uoH
Soutbs uHb gGatcr IT,. ertbelt, no aud auc aufrdge
foiort etleogt perbeH. Btrfderun4en meroen aut
iraero cine 8rit augenommcu, WGbe Der Ipplifant
plniheu mag.
(Sau.ttS.) Er. Nopeporth, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01

@ao i'm @cuage OOu slA75. "a feline
SbirC crbrodleu mar, 10 pcrmutbct fc, noB
Die Jtaubir CiugdaNcH ruurOtu, OOcr idl am
9lbtuh ciu0cidllidlcu buheU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
S,crSaninlIune Der Mufcr.

9ie Siifer babeR oui bcutt AbenS llbr
uod Ocr ,,GentrGl, l0uQe," Or. 2s, Norb
Soyitr., cine WlaHenp Seriummluug auSse.
id)ricbcr, I'M Rrotelt gC9en bic pom Siretto
RUM OeS .3ud)tbnuieS cingcguugsue Sontrutts
aiiicr Arbcit ais ciueu Gin9rifl in bic Redbtc
Der irCieu glrbetter enSulc9eu. GS 1T Die
&beiluobme after Gthenfiiter - Dtci
tier uno Sbmdnner nit ciuseihloicu crr
miiuiht,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
muutad

SUI - Sap &tcm @otcl" muO Der
I. gi9l NIT obit9atcm EonbCn'h'eBn cn.
/ Gtmetbt
Gum 9enc'tj 'ur Hru. Oto lton muo
| htutc Nbcno ooS lIIualtlgt gtldtdltldt
>4oltpNl g@onon, Der Dtonu mt Der tll1
l!eh DtaSlt" tHl SGtatCr ocr yDttdantc9
9olle" ge9ebcu; en- "oIl bt'dllcBt bic llutr
ba!tl'na.
SGl orn y. Fo hmeNcr IN @ortcn an
Der Sclor Nooo begutnt b'utt Jlntmltnl
unr ooS Dtattell ocS g6rcunoldalts. Att
| leS;" btt Ytuiit llettrt Froi. Vuiic'S Corps.
Hr SbrtlttauAnrt III Ni9blonotomu
BET III Sort Dtarldlall, Ganton, laoct tllr
bcuts ~ cluem 'oItnntn Dtattlc cln.
,,, Set 2urlloefe'lt . ORR is" halt beiltc
9Osho N letHer Nallc al 6o0ctttlWaBe EN-
S>d)aIltlirlEH.
YouolSt mt Fllll0cu iet0dl 'ir bWtt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
6olobrin's
Wene Npothefe.

Dg- Sobn g. s, Gcor9 u. BERRY,
Sabrtanteu pom feuerfeiten 3iegeliteinen,
BADEN br Bireau bon Rr. 294, RontsomerpnraGe,
nab Der Worrpiitlsde ser Samburas une Wars
nerffrahs pcrlcst, woirlbf ollie auitrdse prompt
GuSleilbrt merocn. (Sou.6,lS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
gs5a Dr. !. c. NlODltOn's
DIT. Il. 5appin9ton's


HTuHIHHVHUtTtR TtR'kFUEHtDITHH"EtW~ ~VRRP
III eiu SiebersS une 9efnbrlpies SeiImitteI fir
SuSfsm, Grfdltuhg, &eud,buften, Seiisrfeit &c.
Us beiiettigt @utSlnhung uno uGrbltet oaourd
Sd,pipeiudjt. 9iecr por3n9ltdlc uno encs suten
madt uno bat 9rose Sufriebe enbeit gc9cber. 9rGpas
rtrt pom Or. R. Sappinston, Wr. f32, Rores
t5apftrahe.
40 ente. (gop. 3,tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
Nir Nrid1hriicfnc im Nnniifnmn.

ltem Orleans, %. AprIl, Scr
0eihbrud) bci &onHct @orrc 1T lCbt ibcr
1900 NuR mcit. ,(m llebrtgCu hat Ndl bic
5OhlogC uid)t acduNrt. Sin @uid)tCrltNt
ter ocr ~, :. SimcS" gicbt cine tncreiiuutc
9cibribuug bon Ocr ourb Otc llcberlhmcm
mu0 onOcrittCtcn 3cri6rung Der Flontogcu
uuO @obuOeb0uoc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
G dltWeu0A) A)riOtcu.

Scr QOupir v9icbtda 0mOc," Capt
SbuoS, lttl OOrgclltru uoU bier Hddl SEll
mlu9tou, u. g., ans.
2lm IT, |lprtl iuOrO Der uui Der J&ciNt OOu
Baltimore mad 5autu Ercia bcqrIneuc
SdDOouU oNombma" untcr'm %. NrtltCn
uuO Go. y0ugcuArGbc ougctrohcu.
Der Q0mpiW 2Sm. NcnuCOp," Sopt, Nol
lett, nO 6r5jtag Uon bier ltbcr 9ioriolI, ga,
III &OlOu CiH.
Die &ri0o ,3om gSeSlcv," Gopt. 5oro,
luugtt an .. 9lprll uou Baltimore III q
iUl ou.
Dlc gurtc ,2lQuiOucd, " Gopt. Gb,cbrouQb,
uou bier ubgticgclt, CrrCId)tt llnluugo Aprll
Ocu No BE- ,}Ouero't 'tr NNit.
| Der 9ampiT ,6nlcou," Gupt. lNODut,
iubr SOnuubtuo bon GbOrlC0Ou, z. 6, uOdl
Baltimore ob.
Die fd0ttidJtu NtdrItc ituO iur
| 3eit rcidIlid init Eauoproouluu ucrcbcn,
meltC raid int Frciie iaIlcu. Grobcrcu ltuo
btrCItS IN SIlc mo in gutter SuHlitdt uOr
bnmoCu, btticbtn ittlcu raid Nuf - GCutS
pro Gunrt G'riiuc Grbitu foicn nm nod
bolb 10 pcl, ais in Der pcriloncutu g&odlc
.pibucr mo nod intnlcr icbr tbtucr: 81 pro
Bnar, 81 - pro 0uBcuo. 0tc TClid
prciit iino ini WnUudnOct. 6OlgcuOcS NuO
Ole ROtrnngeu;
SIrtr6 gtcfiicafS go GiS. prp
YfO, S6uIlritaf l2-I6, Supprnleub I2-
i5, 8auba,ifb 50, Rtubemmsrn 15-luO Cts;
80lbltil9 - 9rull Is, S6tnttl Is, Rudsn 10,
SbultSrn Is. Gpteleticn 2O--25, 0altStCpf 20;
Sammcldel6 - Shentd 10, 9mt II Gt5.,
EGule l5-lS; G0mmacilb 10 -. Is GtntS,
Gantm. .SCulen ls-2 Gt5. pro pfb. Shwtts
ncictlb - RtppC1 l5-ls, ger. Srttn I6-ls,
S6ufrn 20, tlcinc 2uanttt&t 22-23 Gtd. pro
pio.; GDml 49, Shwetntlu6s 500 GlS. -
@rmufe- 0artUlfcln 1870, iuBc 500 Gts.
pTO YCd SpiuOt 20 GtS. pro Ycd; SptCbtln
80 Cts. pro YCf Tutbt 8ubcn 10 GtS. prO 30;
| YetGrtltt Gt5. pro 9unb Wobren Gt5. pro
8unb 8pbl 5--l5 GtS. prONopf; 9hmtnlCbl
/ l2--25 Cts. pro 0ppfi GdrpttCn Ga. prO
/ Sb.; SClUte II Gte.; p9cppcrS" ID Cts. bro
| DEB" DtOrutrn 40 Cts. rrp YCd RubtC5-
| Den b Gts. prG 8b. @c1hgtl-pubner 8 100
l.60, @ntCn O.75 I.6n, ipubc bp. 5O-75 9te.
/ @inlt LIS 100 pro Yaar, gurISpS 1925 GtS.
/ pre- Yfb, iun8e Sn9ncr $3.50 pro DBe, "a
pauen 20 Gle. pto 9fp. Sblt-4cpicl $3.50,
/ Gutttcn l25, GCpfcI ium 6p6tn 400 GtS.
/ pro pcd, ectrCduGte @cpfcl s-.l2 pro Quart,
| 1ctr. 0tribCn $3.50, bp. YRrlttc 20; Eafanttn
| 20 Gts, PRO Stuart. Slide - 8cllCuRibt s so
$50 prc Stud, tIeiruc 25-5O, 9orlcte tpttB)
Gb--75, asIbe 25-5O, ptdtt 25-5p GatitC
/ 1870 Ialc l5-25 Gt5. pr 8unb boriidd.
/ ligC Nttblc 10 9tS. prc DEb. - 8trmiidlc gr-
/ ittu Delaware Butter 55-, Rrubutlcr
/ no. NOhtutlcr 2O-25 Gts. pro gfunb; Stmali
10 &C. safe l6-lS Gls, pro pfb.; Gtrr
/ ,o Gie. pro DuEGnb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
Sd,t6sbcrid,tc.

RcpsD Ort, %. 2tpriI.-3u 9Gmpicr
pNtanbottdu" 1T bon yjucrpcoI bier cmgc
Uoiicu.
ytcm 0ort, 80. 2lpril. - Der Sampicr
NOuuu" II BON &remcu uugclowmCu.
EOuooU, 30. April. - Die Nmtrjtoullde
&uuotSiregnttc ,,Nrautllu" III ougclommtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
Sele9rapbild)e SepeidDen.

.9on tcr ngMociirten 9rciie" fir oen "Dsutiden
GouCiponoentcn" bertttCt. - Yer "eorrelpota
bent" tit baS einSige oeutbe MorgenblGtt Sdls
timore'S uet6es Die SnInno un0 aaUtl De
peItDCn bcSGbt unb polfduoig uerclttutitt.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01

Die Commune" uus sie eurppGiiebsu Wead,te.
Die barbariieDe Arissiiibruns fer Nssis'
runa.
garis, 20. april. = sluf cine in Der &C.
itrigen Situng Der Commune" gcitelte ST.
terpenation erflGrte G,rouiiet, oaB eS elnt
Selbit' it'Scleibigung ,uare, iuenH bic oeon''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
Dir nChNllcnar- lllNldlmaldlinr'

jprld,r lur ndt itIbN. Didn ucriude tiefelbc
Gunenirci. Nurcdu Rr t3, Wcreit3apitrdHe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
SpGteite Gabelberidte.
00----
Dor 9SdriS.
sliehsrlase Der Sniurgenten
Die Semiibnneen Ser Sreimaurcr

laumnns oss Sorts O'3N
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-05-01
Neue Mn,etseH.
stnhtsGnmmiiiGrs.O}ilrrau,

Baltimore, ben %. Nprlt 1871.
: taht- GommiNdr bat GridubEiBs 0tlune uu
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-18
XAIsER's BEAN.

Il spiritual bean has turned up at
Co-,nne. Utah, according to the Re-
porter, which is the most wonderful
spiritual medium heard of for years.
It beats the Washoe ghost land all
the Kaisers) all hollow, and as its
tricks are somewhat like those of Dan
De DULLES African ghost, we have
called it Kaisers Bean. The Reporter
says it came by express from Cali
fornia for Nevada?), but all the way
over the road continued an incessant
sesnce in the a where it was con-
feed. Now it is the same. That
little bean jumps, makes signs and
communicates grave and heavy Sc
e-ets, though not in the language of
bea1s generally, but yet so as to be
understood. It counts the false
teeth of any particular lady, or tells
the assay of a piece of ore, more pre-
c;selv than can be done in the mint.
The amount of cocktails "a celebrat-
ed barrister" drinks in a day, are
figured up in a twinkling, as well as
the number of times your Chinaman
so;ts in the hash. These are but a
few Of the feats of the spiritual bean.
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From the Gold Hill News.

LONDON, August IA deputatior
from France, with NJ. Flourny at the
head, arrived at Dublin, and was en-,
Enthusiastically received.
DobsOn has been sentenced to fifteen
months imprisonment.
NEW YORK, August l7.-Yesterday
was considered the hottest of the sea
son. Seven deaths from excessive
heat are reported.
Apprehensions of the approach of
the cholera are becoming less alarm
ing IN view of measures which are be-
ing taken tor its prevention.
CHICAGO, August I7.-Extremely
hot and dry weather has prevailed all
over the West for the past ten days.
The crops in nan places are re-
ported injured. Corn has been ripened
before filling.
The fruit crop which, with favorable
weather, would have been very large,
is considerably shortened.
California pears are selling here
cheaper than ever before.
SAN FRANCISCO. August 1.-The
Taxpayers ticket will be printed in
equal numbers with the Democratic
and Republican State tickets at the
head. thus giving both parties an
equal chance.
Arrived this morning, schooner Fly
ing Mist, from Chamougin Islands.
with $1,000 goldfish, the first OF the
catch of 1871.
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P0MEROY As A RoMANcER.

Brick Pomeroy tried his hand al
romancing, in his editorial CORES.
pondence from Laramie, July 10th,
and met with fair success, inasmuch
as the life of a desperate is soon for
gotten. He gives what purports
to be a sketch of the life OF
Jack Slade, a desperate who flour
ished on the overland stage road in
Colorado aud was subsequently
hanged by a Vigilance Committee in
Montana. Brick paints the killing
of Jules Berg by Slade as a most
fiendish, barbarous and atrocious
murder; says SHADES friends tied
Berg to a fence, sent for Slade, who
came and fired twenty-five shots
through Berg's legs to torture him,
and then blew the top of his head of
with the twenty-third shot. All of
which is fiction-founded on fact.
The facts are hal Berg and Slade
had had a shooting bout which end
ed harmlessly. Berg subsequently
shot Slade in the back with a shot
gun, and fled. After several months
confinement the wounded man re-
covered, and the assassin returned to
the country. An officer and another
man came across Berg at an outlying
ranch one day, and the officer ar
rested him for the shooting of Slade.
Having no e of carrying him to
the nearest settlement, he bound
him hand and foot and left him in a
corral until he the officer could so
to the road and get a team. Passing
the house of one of SHADES friends,
the officer related the circumstances.
The friend at once informed Slade.
who mounted his horse, rode to
where Berg was tied and shot him
dead, without, however, resorting to
any other atrocity than was necessary
to accomplish the killing, Slade
was subsequently hanged in Mon
tana for bad reputation-never hay
ing been accused of the commission
of crime in that Territory. John
Slade was a native of Alabama, one
eighth Greek Indian, and vas a prin-
ter by trade. He was a splendid
specimen of physical manhood, a
man of good education, considerable
ability and refinement, and under
favorable auspices would have been
as good as the average of mankind.
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PIUrE AND sHosH0NE WAR.

On Saturday night there came to us
a dispatch, from Winnemucca, stating
that there would be wal declared by
the Piutes against the Shoshones, in a
few days, in regard to the boundary
of their respective territories. Yester-
day the Shoshones held a grand cOun-
Gil in front of the Parker House, at
which the Piutes did not assist, when
it was resolved in good American In
dian, to adhere to the present under
stood boundaries OfShoshOne territory.
The fighting men are holding them
selves in readiness to be called to the
field of battle and glory at any time.
The squawS and papOoses are to re-
main where ''bisSekits" are plenty.
The Piutes are much the largest tribe,
and If allowed to do so, there is no
doubt they can entirely destroy the
tribal organization of the Shoshones,
and take from them the little patch of
territory they now possess. This sec
ton belongs to the S~hOshOnes. but for
some time past the Piutes have had
many lodges or the land of the ShO-
shones. The latter have not been well
pleased with this innovation for some
time past, as there was a fearthat there
would not he ''~hissekitS" and
''old clothes" than could be properly
looked after by the S~hoshones. The
council broke up. and yesterday the
'short-card' Shoshones were plying
their profession in the shade of build
ing>. and the squaws were washing as
usual for their white sisters. II is
supposed that the svmpathies of their
white brethren are with the ShOshOnes,
and if the Piutes come upon ShoShone
territory, it is thought that assistance
will be rendered the latter TO rebel the
foreigners. 1t is not probable that the
friendly relations now existing be-
tween the whites and the Indians will
be broken up il they proceed. White
scaIps will not bean a market value
[Eureka Sentinel.
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4o1D DIsCovERY.-On Thursday las,
no little stir was created in Phoebe by
the discovery of gold in an old loca-
trcu south of Gleason's Boarding
Hcrse. The shaft is about 10 fee,
aeepyagxpOsing a narrow of red
decOnAposed quartz, which will assay
- gold over $4,000 to the ton. MIR.
.ssan, superintendent of the Meadow
TatIey Extension Company, washed
out - S. in pure gold from two
hardsfuH of dirt. The discovery was
made by a Mr.. Parker. Several tons
VI the ore can be obtained to a GER
tAi.ty. To what extent the r will
':oid out no one knows, but should il
prove to be an extensive deposit, equal
IN richness to that in sight, all other
big things" will necessarily take a
Jack seat-"'way back" (Eiy
I.ecord, 18th.
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EeR HAIGHT.-AmOng the promi-
lave abandoned Booth and Gorham
AID declared for Haight we notice the
names of Q. C. Pratt, Republican ex-
District Judge; Elisha Cook, Esq, the
distinguished ofSan Francisco;
.Tndge Woodwork, Of Petaluma,
United States Commissioner of Bank
rretcy: Colonel A. P. Dudley; Mr..
Greenfield. a prominent German citi-
rec of Oroville; Honorable Edward
Tomkins, of Oakland, a Republican
bcld-cver State Senator; and Honor
able John B. FELTON,, Republican ex-
t..a-or of Oakland.
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TELEaRAPHIc wIREs.-An Eastern

TELEaRAPHIc WIREs.-An Eastern
,-sper has been figuring up the miles
otexistirS telegraph wires. 1t appears
tia. there are $50, 900 miles in Europe,
80, 900 in America, $4,000 in India,
1900 in Australia, and $4,000 miles of
submarine cable. Total, 6S4. 900 miles;
10 which there are additions being
made ct the rate of 100, 900 miles per
eear. At this rate of increase it should
not be many years till all cOmmuni-
atoms will be made by lightning,
md nearly rs cheaply as they were
ronducted twenty years ago by mail.
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iuMoRHD DEATH OF PROsPECToRs.
-ou FRIDAY evening last Il runioI
= ,ached here, said TO have come by
say OF MinersviiIe, Utah. to the effect
Tat 4 party OF prospectors who re-
rentiy left here en- route for Arizona,
lad been attacked aud three of them
~cre severely wounded. The runor
:ii.ed to give the names of the parties,
nut further asserted that Il man named
HcDermott, who was formerly en-
loved by the Meadow Valley Com
pany as blacksmith, and who recently
l:,f. here for sacramento District, had
got lost on the desert and had persisted
rom thirst. We could not trace the
story TO any original source, but mere
~ give it to our readers for what it is
snrtIs!-LEly Record, 18th.