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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29

neu oer beutihen Freffc in amerita ge,dblt
meroeu, iriiber III Cincinnati tbdtia, man0te
ct fd Dor etwa 10 Sabreu mad Dliifonri, mo-
CT ben p8emotrat" in ct. Charles bsraus.
CAB. @raut ernarnte i'm gum Gouiul in
8pon, weld)en Yoiten er ieood) uift antrat.
Sett0em mar er Witorbeiter all Der uBeItl.
BOf;" alS @ouuerneur Sromn getuGblt iuir.
De, grituoete er in Sefierion.Gitp Die ySaSco'
ttaoes 3eituua,M
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Die stbaebrannten in 0ssiseoniin.

d I Im an Tee, %. Y{oObr.-&apt. N0ngs
mOrtbp 9lgeut beS Wiluautee'r Inter
ilitguugs Gomtt's 1T ioeben ans ben bon
ben BalO- NIB BrairiebrGuben bcimgeudteu
0titritteu 5uriidgetchrt, Ell fano, oaB Die Sc.
rii6te BON Setrug unb MiBuerualtuna ber
llnterIiieun9s9eloer ieosr SegriinGung emf
bebrten. - 2Iuf ben Gartoiielielbern BON g8il,
liamsple wurGeu SO 9eidleu 0efunoeu, au6
fOuo man nidt ielteu Die Gaoauer bon SGrei
&C. Sn Beihtigo iuO bcreitS wiebcr so pdu-
let allfQebaut,
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9onou, 28. gtou. - Sis ttt babeu Die
an Der ,8oIiou-SartiorbsG Sabn" inte>
reiiirten Gapitallltcn nod teine weitren
Sdrltte sur Ssrpabtun9 Der Sabu an bic
y Genn 'a'@entrals SabusSompa9uic" 9etban.
Ser G1etutio' '6atb berietb bente eiue Bropo.
litiou ber yN.'D. Scutral. .Sabn" Setr. ben
2lgtauf Der r5rop Srecuiiclo Slbn" unb oeS
Sooiac SunnelS iiir SI,U00,000,
Yittsburg, %. Nopbr. - s. q. Mtcs
Gullougb, Der @eneral= =Senoaltcr Der uBenn4
iDluania Giienbabu Comp" iibsrnirnnit ant
l. 9e,br. Die Neitung Der oGlcpclano x Bitts'
burg Sabn," weldls oil Die Penna. Gentral.
Vabn" oerp0d)tet mproen III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
ltIrriS.

q G m-D Off, 28. ou.-9as Yrogranlr
Der ruiiideu gaite fir Die uGhiten Gage laus
tct folgenoerlnaBcn: Die lallienOe 28od)e 1T
perihicoenen engagements 9s,piomet, and)
wirb nod Elm groBer Sall hattIinoeu. slnl
Sonuta9 Abeno reii't Der GroBiirt naf
Ybilaoelpbia ab, am 0ienitag icbrt CT nad
9tem'DOrt ;uriid, am 0ounerag, Z. 03br.
9ebt ct nat Solton, bcriibrt untcrwc9S 8rIo'
9cport unb Sprin9ielo, am IL. reii't CT BON
Soitou mad, NiontIeal ab, ain 13. iol Ottas
wa beiud)t iperben, no ter Yrin, benz Scue.
rals@ouuerneur cine Siiite MAIDEN plro. am
IA. beiuht Die @sicuihait bic gttagaraidle
nnb pon bort miro iie nah Baibington rel
ion
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29


SeseuteuseS Sshsit in 9,pcet'S Sparbanf. -
Die Sppoiitipu gsaeu eie Sibel in Ger
@olfsid,uIe. -5Sid,tiae Gntid>eiemma iiher
bic Cbe,-C ouuutip mob Htdbt fret.-Dtu
Selegtiebeu wire tie SiIrgiebGft oerUti'
aert.
gfema Dort, %. Nop. - 0tdter @eSa
foro Aab beute iein @utad)tcu ab ilbcr ener
Nutrag, Die Intlagcn gegcn SO9crtD uno
Sduldl, bic angebliden Oiebe,
nteberSuihla ooer bieielban sur Sitrgibaft
;m,ulQileu. @r lebnte betoc 2lutrG9e ab uuo
iugte, bic @eid)wcUEeu icieu p1li9 gcredltz
fertigt gemcicu, Quf @ruuo Der uorlicgcrbeu
3engnilie 2InfIage 81 elbeber. @r iebe teiuen
9ruuo, lpcsbalb er uidlt bcm gelpiGle oeS
SrieNeuSridttrS iol9cn iOfc, iueldler Stirgs
id)aft SuriiduteS; CT melne lc0ndl, Die 9lnle.
tlu9tet ieien 5u balOt9er YrO5eiltrun9 bcred)-
ti9t.
- Gs beiBt, baB in beu Siidrru Der @ow
ling @rcen SautngS SGnt" tlH 8ctSit bon
5000, 900 bis 100000 eutbtdt luur6e, OaB
baiielbc aber BON ben Seanlten bet ,TingS"
gebedt meroen miro.
- @eitrn ipciguteu iid auf g8eiiun1 ibrer
@ltern 40 tatbpliitpe &iuOer i'll Der 6iicutlitlct
Sdule AT 6unttrS YOiHt, bic Sibel uorltitll
3n b0rcn uno iunrben III 6ol9e 0cIlcn ioioyt
eutlalieu.
- Die GroBgei,bmorCueu Crttirteu Gcrttc
Wnr1en Dor Jtlbtcr 23coforb, lie EBnuten bic
llnteriudnHg ber 3(ntl0aen gtgcn ote bctrtt0e'
riid)cn &tlmtcu ntdjt beauoiIen, bd tIr Scr
min bnt6 1T GnOe gcbe. 9titItcr 8Coior0 be.
belt iid) cine Gutid'eOnH9 uOr.
= SIN Suprente- 0eridIte Cutidlicb belte
0tidter Spenccr bdB cine Sdleiubeirath,
ueldler en ebelidcS 3uanlncnlcb2H nno cine
gegenieitige Sincrtcnurng ais YtuuH II. Urou
iolGe, nad) ben @ecteH be5 gaHocS u0lltoma
men ais Che 9itltt9 lei.
-GounpllD bCitnoet lid nod tmmer I'M.
ter Seuaduug beS ShertfiS im nNelu Dorf.
1otsl;" Die Stir0id0iSiumme 1T nod niGt
aIigcbrudt.
Der erobfitrb belt beute RcOite iber
Oas Seuers Department..
-Seit WtOutug Wiittog Iinb brctSebn Rcr-
lonen al ben 8lGtteru crtrautt.
--Sn Der Gttp'paa glng bcnte baSScriift,
oaB Uiapor Sau poIltip beihloiien babe, ab'
Suodnten, ntan 9loubt oaran.
-9liberman Stcnart bon 0rooflpu murbe
beute Wpr9en in einert S8irtbSb Sb0uSrcitc pon
einem Olanne, 9tamelS aellp, 9cidoieu.
= Der 0pfr. nGIeopdtra" III uon Sapanna
bier eiugetroifeil.
- s8ic man bBrt, tprb Gonnoffp acslpuus
gen wcrocr, bcn 0anttag in benz @eiaugniiic
Der quolomIraBe 5u perleben, melln cS Inn
nid,t gelingcu ioQte, Dor Ntithoob Abeno tie
n0tbi9en Yiirgen 5u fnben.
- Die BolBets GommiiiGre babeu wicoer
einmal bei6loiien, ben GotterlCi i1mlubelbuoen
oaS 'panbwert su legeu.
- Wlan iagt, o0B pom /. Sat. al allc
Omnibus Sabrprcile I'M % Bros. rebu5nt
luerben lo0en.
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GrDTnuno scr ueuru Sriitec bel
HctniffDf,. SlRr

2swi II, DE-, u. 9tpp. - Sine neuc
&ridc, GOO SUP lang, ilber oeu 9tnoroScogs
9tniluB bel 9eiuiltou murNe beutc NbeuO Dem
&ertebr iibCr8cbeu. 0ieielbc bat ilber $40 900
nrfnlpt
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Die furse Traueu'iinmrc aItSberr=

& eDennc, gSD., %. ytoO. .-Sic Sili
3nr gSioerunug beS 6rancuiimmreAtS iuAr,
Dc lcntc I'M GatBe nit geGen 4 Stlmmen
altQeuOmmtu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
Die lInterltiieuma fllr Nhicaap.

GBtcago, %. 9toU. Bis beute bat
ON5 6itliS- uno llnterltiibuugS Gomitc SO,
100000 III 8anr fir bic Ab9cbroultcn crbals
ten &Qc 5taattu uno Serritrrru babct
btiqelleuert.
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Wclis' 9latrul .Csiirnblcdl @eea,ba,io.

RS+S. SclfI Petcnt' Snhabcr II. Ncbritani,
Cincinnati Sblp.
Die HuImCrtianfrtt brr Hmttt,'E, saumeIlst u.
GUoacr ntucirtu @srior,n >uiro ami otcie ntue unb
oorf8Itbe teucr', rpoiTcr' uue .oinbfe 3aebbes
f;duns btRSctcntt, iucIN. su btuaCyer Hreiitn urb
oid ntCor9r, oils hacub etHC 0ubcJc oouAaIIu, Olt-
tai DatbeduHg, loGtds tcm Ru6luum icmoIe ofigs
lrt, Gngebutcn iUltp.
g4c9cu r3but auefi1it uno au'trasC lrtnos man
It'd at \. %. -. SraefurS, f"cnyrds aptut,
Rr. 3is, Ssnr nrSaittmpgeSi eSiraar,
400 dut Rrobeu argCictsH Wetcru t6uutu
(EH.20, ,SDat.f)
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Mus IsktInSrtuhio.

Bbilaoelp a, 28. Nop.-Dcr Idtb.
gS. Miluarb, iritbcr Gon9reBmit9Iico pom
a. 9iInitt bon BcnnWlDaniCn uuo uiGreub
SeS &riegeS SunGeSmayI0au ftorb bcute
Diorgeu IL StirtpOoO, Gel.
Sic cNcaeemD Of Dhiic" III fir bcu9llerS
9all gemictbet ,uOrOeu. Ser Subicription5,
pre8 betrdgt $50, ieoer Snblcrbeut erbIlt
cine Gnlnoung 81 tem Sar!ett, 3n orm
Sriibfiid IN Semont uub ellie &Grte tiir ocu
Gall nebIt elmer 90mentarte.
GbarteS 3. 9)rtes, Der Batter OeS III ocn
Yetruo all Der Staottaiic uerlutdtltcn Ban.
tiers bat beute icn Amt ais BrdliOcnt Ocr
,Senlingtou gtGtlouul 8ant" Hcbergelegt; +;
S. u. ganoea mir0e oil leiner Stelc CT.
pdblt.
Ilmo SiiosSaroliud.
6 borteltoit, 28. Ioubr. SIN Bun
besgcrid)te Su Columbia WnrOe beute Die Sils
ouug Der SnrD fir ole autlur -YroSciie hcpro7
d)en; Der SItrittS Irmalt beantragte, oaB
Die Geihmorenen einiad ats Dem OiitGilte
ge;oaslt ,ueroeu ioIten, JteoerOp Sobnipa ba'
8egen meinte, baB naA bcr Gonllit!tton bic
8eidlmorencu ans Dem 6ilirtte geSogcn pcrs
ben miiben in weldhem Der 4naettagte
luobue. 0as @eridlt bielt Die 2tnii1t GeS
SunoesaumalteS anrtdt, ST.. Scbnion be.
bieit lid) einen Guluauo Dor. DaS gertd)t
pertagte ii1 bis ;um Sreiiag.
Die @eietgcbuna bcs Staatcs ueriammclte
iid beute in Solnmbia. @oup. Scott'S Dot
id)ait sibt Die @eiammt, Sdulo pss StaatcS
auf S11 1884 ,90S an; CT 1T iiber3ergt, oaB Der
Staat eine SNuto bis aui oen ltsten Sent
besahlen miro. Der @eieegcbung miro bic
9rbBte Spariamfeit eupiobleu. Der @ou,
perneur iest oanu btc @riiuoe auseinanber,
uel9c i'm be,uoseu. cine SulpcnTon oes 6as
bcas Corpus 81 perlaugelt; ale Seri0bnnn9s'
ifritte batten itd) alS nueloS erpieien, Die
@eridte ieen nidt segen bic autlnre einge-
| id,ritten, Fe bItten @roBmutb tiir Shlpdde
9ebaltsn. Sdtte er Die iarbigc Dttls auige.
botsn, 10 miirbe bies eiuen 8aiienfrieg uerur-
iatt babeu erit als lestes InslnnitSmittel
babe CT ben Shritt anseiebcn, BET ber Snn-
oesresierung abbiilie ,u iuden. Der Son'
perneur bilist oas Brinsip Der Wlnoritats'
8ertretung, ihlagt 8eranSernn9 Der 9Sahl'
@eleee Dor uub iparnt Die geiebsebung Dor
alien nnnStbigeu unb iibei Iiil9en Serlpillt'
91ngen.
1po zines beutfd)cn Sournalitten.
ct. .qouis, %. Rop. - Serntann YIN
eemann, Der Hebatteu ber s@asconaoes Bet
iunsaItarb ant Sonntas gbeno i'll 3'iisriou-
Gity. %. ginoemanu bari III ben GeteEa'
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eSnlano= Scpsibtn.
MmS Mnfhinntnff.

@aibiu9ton, %, Nop.-0ie ReOenics
@iHnabmcn belicien id) bcute aui s240,s
659.42.
@eitru criud)te Der Senator Osborn ben
Brdii6euten, eineSntlur Brotlamatiou in ben
Counties Safiou uno Calhoun, Sloribn, Su
erlaiieu, neil bieie Counties gdn3Iid inter
Gontrole Der 9utlnre itiinOen.
SberitStodHg bon Nelp HOrt muroe bcutc
nit SRI. Battle Willer, Der 2oAter oeS 9tihs
ters Yti1er bonn Sberbunbesgcrid)te getraut.
Der BrGiiOeut, Der Oberridter unb pele ait
bere 9totabilitdteu wobuten Der Srauung
bel.
Die beutige Gabiuetituug bauerte nur
cine hatbe Stunoe.
0a8 &rie9smlutierium bat 9eribte aus
benz 9epartement uou GeraS itber ucriAieScuc
tleine Sdarmiiecl nit Oen SnbiaucrH erbal
ten; II. u. Seitnete iid) aud 2icut. .. u.
Soebm bonn 4. @auallerie. 9tegt, aus.
Der Shatmeiitcr Spinner idDidte bcnte
gnpeiiun9en fir s8,000,00 III WiiHSe al
psricbitoene Yerioncn ab, uelte ibre 5.20tr
SonoS eingel1lt hubeu mDd)teu
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Ner (6eISu,nrft.

9tew sDorf, 2s. Jtou. - Selo gormit.
tags 6-7, ipitsr ilitif9er 6u b. @olo ll0b
bis g.. SonoS felt @ttieu ilau; ipater bel
lerte fid) Der Wiartt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-11-29
Nie Mclitif ocr l,afiinitGt.

. ven nport, %. 9{oObr. = Der Ndtb.
$. Barter, etn promiuenter 0emofrat bon
Soma, uer6iieutlidt cine @iuienouug, in mel.
der er iugt, bic bemotrNtiit)e Bartei lei ais
Organization tobt uno penu eie 0cmotrateu
wiinidltsn, ilre EriuSipicu picOer Su erueden
uu0 mi @abltampfc bon 1872 III iie9cu, 10
miiBten iie pic alte Organization uufgebcu
uno ein IntegrtrenOr Gbei eincr neuen lartei
merOen. Der }lrtitet madt groBeS gluiieben.
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Sins Wfcrifu.


Neip- -Dort, l9. Jtop. - Cine Spe'
sial 0epcide bon Yiatamoras uonl 81. mel
oct, ea[ Der Souperlleilr BON Samanlipas
$40, 900 fir &rie9stofen nnb Organization
Der yiational @arbe perlan9t. 9aS Solt 1T
ge9eu bas Inlebeu.
1000 Uiann 8esierunsstruppen nahern fid)
sunl Gntate Don Saftillo. &ortina bate
Die our Seioloung Der 3rnppen belplul9ten
Gelbsr fid) anseeiGnet, III Solge Deiisn eille
Hepolte itnb Aufl6iung oer 3rlppen entltano.
am 1. DeSember eruartet man cine aa9e'
meine Grbsbung ss9en tie 0ts9iernns.
Die militariid)e Gitiation be,bt unperdn-
bert; beioe Harteicn riiiten lidI snm Sor'
riiden; ood leine bat bts jest ben anfans &C.
mad)t.
GSen. 9eran purse aui Orber ces Braf,
benteu Suare; in 8era Grus uerbaftet; er
enttam isoodJ mad, Yuebla uno BON bort be-
asb er ild Hadl SQlaea,
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S5mitb Ss Gnrictts .
pariamirte AelniIde SltaensSeite,
garuntrt ais ebsno gut, penu uidt b,tr, als rstut
eiuS Stife I'M WaItte
81 5eesR In aaga @roeerie.edpsH. (Usarsi5,tSO
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t@on Der nGiiocirten @rciIe" fir ben r8eutTder
&0rrciponeentcn" hertttet. - Der s6orrcipon,
bent" IT oa6 etuBtJe oeuNte WtorBenbIatt Bal.
!inore'5, lptl9eS oic SnIaubz uu6 aGUeta 5g.
psiben 6eSebt nno polit6noig uer0iteutlitst.
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Sd,ifTs,,aei,ritf,tcit.

9t 10 : . OFT, 28. Jtoo. - 9lnaefommcn
Oampier ,Scealtia" pou giuerpool.
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Baltimore
4frf Tn[nranre affreL

gtre eSn(uranre afftrc,
SHSmeffsGde BON South, uns NsaterHr,,
BranbuHstGdIouo In Der Staot iuieim eanbe, ane
atttn uon Gtgsntbum, gBobnz, 9aoena uno sBaorens
oduier, pan6Gls9lter, aierbaupo6utte. W6bslu,
Saus9erGtbbaiteH, i'm Bdu begrifiene ober imSGfgn
u ea6ung beInoIidbe fGbrsed8e il. /. ~.
Oas Oireftoriun bsftebt aus fpIgen Zen Serren:
29m. o. Sarrtfon, Brdtoent;
SEQ. VI. Btders, @m. 8. 8ruue,
n. D. Ilrids, 8. D. 6dpf,
Dauio Q. 9DlIon, 4. Robt. Senfine,
Soitab Bennington. g. Vlorton SteDari,
tsraneis z. Sing, .. 9. Reueomer,
beHrp Carroll, Drpiae Sortpis,
R. Q. Steuart, gB. 9B. 3aptor,
SsraeI Cohen.
applications bormutdre mo uettere Na6ridbt lber
bic 5eieaidait uiro in Der Sifce, StbiuefzGds bon
Soubs unb gBatcrtr., ertbcilt, iuoaub ale Iutrdge
Ioiort srlebtgt WereeR. Seriiherun9Cn iuereen aHf
iracno cine Srin Gnsenommen, uetGs Der apptifant
tulHiten mag.
(3au.1, ,fS.O Tr. TBopfmortb, Sefr.
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%eleaEQvliiAe 9epeihcn.

6urdtbarc aalte i'm 0loroen uuO g8sasr
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Ser bette @Hlas
rlor=G5anoeliers,

$arlor=G0a eiiers,
8GrlorsG banbelcre,
8artors banbeliers.
S3ibliptbets g hanheiiers.
Btbliotbei @banaeGicrs,
Bibliotbet'9 banbsliers.
GsGsInimer= e bauSstierS,
@B5immerz baneelierS,
gB5immersG banoellcrs.
SauSilur. 6 Gane lisrS,
SauSflurs GbanoeIisrs,
SaustlursG banoeliers.
aIue Glrten G5aSenrid,tuuaen.
geaiIers une y asrobren uno
Wepardturcn lei
Is. q. Sapiriou,
SIR. 8. Roibseibertprr06e.
(Iprili91SF) 9tr, D, Hore =etbertpitr
sfSgn sIobn q. y Score W. Serrp,
Sabrif1nten pon feierieiten 3iegeliteinen,
babeu br BiIreau pon Rr. 294, Mont9omerpltraBe,
uatb Der RurtcitsScfs Der Samburgs uue mar,
merftraAs perle9t, mofeibf ale auitrd9s prompt
nueasitbrt nerbeu. tSan.6,1SD
9Dier's Syrup alls 1ummi slrabirnm
Ouften, @rfdft,ins, Sronditis &c.
aerner's Oberbaut=grsehSer
gessn aGe Sauttrantbeiten.
Stpin Saretffpr, Hpotbefer,
Wprtoft.Gfe Der Saltimores une SisDas.
fTnrf2u. 1s,y)
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e dliHs : ltnfdlle.

auebec, %, Noubr.-0as SdJiii ,Sta'
90" uerbronntc aui bem Gartique 5luNc bis
Oui ben Waiieripie9el. Sin 5clegramm bon
ct. Yierrc mcloct. oaB baS ShifI oSirtb Of
the Glpoe" total perloren 1T.
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ct. .qouis, %. Rop. - Sernlann Vim
eeriaun, Der HeoatteM ber ,@asconaoe' Bet
iunsa'tarb ant SoHntas abenb i'll SeiIsriou-
GiW. %. einbsmauH Sari ~ ben GeteEa.
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6rp9e 2amfreguug in Spapnnma.

Grmoroun9 BON s Stubeuten
burdD bic SoIoutaire.
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5inribtune BON framsGifidbeu Spms
utuntifcft.

Die 9plitig Der 4safiipitdt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
Th. Wheat Crop of DC West.

From all parts Of this State we hear
most favorable reports of the young
wheat. The SHOWS Of last winter,
that protected the ground from severe
freezing, preserved the wheat, aud
there has been no bad weather since
the disappearance of the snow to in
lure it. The Huntsville Herald says I;
We never saw q finer prospect for a
big wheat crop than there will be the
coming season. The breadth sown in
this county is hardly so great rs last
year, but it will more than average
with the season ofthe war" The st.
Charles News says; 1.-THE wheat crop
in this county promises to be one Of
the most abundant that has ever
been produced. Certain portions of
St. Charles county never failed to
produce fine wheat crops, but this
year the yield will evidently, be
abundant all over the county,
The st. Joseph Gazette says; From
all parts of NJthwest Missouri We
hear the most encouraging reports in
reference to the growing wheat. It
has suffured but little from the win
ter, stands thick on the ground, and,
with anything like an ordinarily fair
spring, will yield an abundant crop"
The Montgomery Standard is inform
ed by one Ofthe oldest and best farm
ers of that country that "he has new
er see such a prospect for an abund-
ant crop Ct wheat since he has been q
resident of the county. 1t quite for
ward and stands thick on the ground.
-& Louis Republican.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-04-26
The Coal Miners, Troubles.

A special from Scranton, Pa, I'M
der date of April p, says: A mass
meeting of the miners was held this
afternoon in all the districts Of the
Delaware, LackawannG & We tern
Company. The miners at each meet
ing almost unanimously declared
themselves in favor of a resumption
of work. New delegates, the former
ones having previously resigned, were
elected and instructed to meet repre-
sentatives of the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna & Western Company, Hudson
Canal Co, and Penn. Coal Co. at Co
operative Hall, Hyde Park, Tuesday
next, to make final endeRYOrs to set
tie the difficulty. These delegates are
fully empowered to negotiate with
the companies, independent Of out
side influences. It is understood
they will accept SI.15 per diamond
EAR. Some think Sl.10 will be ac-
cepted. The miners in the employ Of
the Lackawanna Iron and Coal Co.,
who resumed operations Thursday,
were threatened with vengenee by
the members of the Miners Union,
and ceased work al noon yesterday
The works Of Hill q Fellows re-
sumed work yesterday, all former
workmen being employed the men
are to receive one dollar per diamond
car, and by mutual agreement no
coal is to be sold only for home con-
sumption. Sixty-fve car loads were
taken out yesterday.
at q meeting of the operators of
the Schuykill region, held here to
day, the following address was unani-
mously adopted:
The workmen Of Sehuykin, Nor
thumberland and Columbian cOun-
tries having failed to make terms
with your representatives for a re-
sumption of work, we have come u
the conclusion that the best way to
start our couFterces and furnish yOu
employment Is to address ourselves TO
you. We propose TO pay you for the
balance Of this year the following
rates Outside laborers $40 per week;
inside Iaborers, Sl1 per week ; miners,
by davis work, Sl3 per week and a
reduction Of 10 per cent. upon con-
tract work upon prices paid under
the three dollars rate basis Of 1859.
If you prefer the basis system we
Wilt be willing to submit in writing
to the decision Of Judge Elwell, UNI
pire, the relative merits Of the two
ifty basis heretofore offered by us,
and the three dollar basis heretofore
claimed by you, and to abide BY his
decision, whatever it muy be. We
shall at times be willing to assist you
in maintaining your association for
the relief Of those members who, by
accident or sickness, require your aid.
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RECONSTRUCTED.

On Saturday night b eSenate recon
sidered the vote by which it had
agreed to the resolution fixing the
sine die adjournment on Tuesday the
18th of April. We are in for another
week of law making. The difference
of opinion on the appropriation bill
rendered q continuation inevitably,
for if we had adjourned without pass
ing II, the Governor would have been
obliged to have called an extra ses-
sion-a contingency greatly desired
by the Democrats for political effect,
and for the same reason not to be per
mitted by the Republicans. Several
Democrats have avowed their inten-
ton to delay the work in the House
as much as possible by hllibustering.
If such fellows were taken by the
coat collar to the door Of the State
House, and dismissed with a shoe
leather beaediction, it might cause 8
rush Of ideas to their heads, Of ser
vice to them W. R.
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Death Of o SaxtOn.

JOIN SAxpoN, Esq, died at Canton,
on Sunday morning, the 10th inst, at
the age Of segenty-nine years. Few
uen have run 9 career similar to
Afsfbers Saxon. Born in Huntington,
Pennsylvania, in 1872, where he served
his time al the printing business; and
in 1915 removed to Canton and estab-
Iished the Ohio Repository. He eontin'
NED the publication Of the Repository
throughout his lie, and altogether, up to
his lact Illness, never lost 3 week from
his work BY sickness, His connection
with the paper extended through 3
period Of hfty-siK years. period re-
markable for the march in history, sci
enee. discovery and improvement In
bis naper he chronicled the disastrous
bat4Ie q waterloo and the downfall Of
tbe hrst Napoleon; and he also lived to
announce in the same paper the surren-
AR II Sedan and the overthrow oi
Napojeou Third. The news Of the hrst
,svsnt took some three months to reach
canton. the last, by cable, in a brlei
t5re This may indicate somewhat the
-ogrss since Is15-during the lifetime
and during his connection with the Re
Dosit0rB.
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The Amended Tax Law.

The amended tax law goes into
effect on the first Of May next, at
which time the special or license tax
required of all kinds of dealers ex-
pires, except that Of tobacco and
liquor dealers, which continues in
force; from which cause it is estimat-
ed that the receipts for the ensuing
year will be decreased one hundred
and fifty million dollars. The only
internal revenue collected hereafter
will be on incomes, stamps, spirits
and tobacco.
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The President has issued a proclama-
ton converting the Senate in extraOrdi-
nary session, on the 10th Of May, for the
consideration Of business, by that time
to be perfected by the Joint High Com
mission.
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Or. Wells Extract of Iurubeba
NTOTTCEy

NOTICE.
IN At a regular meeting OF the Council OF
tue city Of Warren. o, held April q. 1871, the
following resolution was passed. tO-wtt
ReSOiUed, That In the opinion Of the Coun-
ell, twO-thirds OF all the members concur
ring, 10 Is deemed necessary TO grade, pave,
and improve Liberty street, from High St
70 the north line Of Lane Street, 70 conform
TO the established grade Of said street, in
accordance with the plans and prOnles on
file in the Office OF the City Civil Engineer.
The time within which claims for DANA
ges. may be nled, expire on the 2lth day OF
May. 1871.
LnsH: +. W. HOYT,
April l7l-3t City Clerk.
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DN.O o. Fansier& Co, BankruptL
Cleveland. O. April - lS70 Notice Is here
by given that 3 third meeting Of the eredt-
tors OF n. o. Fansler a Co, viii be held &c
the Omce Of Meyron r Keith, q REGISTER IN
RankruDtcy. IN Cleveland, Cuyahoga Coun-
u, Ohio, on bel th day Of July, A D. 1871,
At 10 O'Clock. q. m. In accordance with the
section Of an act Of Congress, entitled
an Act 70 establish q uniform system o.
Bankruptcy approved March Z Isl.
April &-2L.s {. A. ADAMS, Assignee.
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hlSSOLUIlON NOIlCE-
JNotice Is hereby given thatthe partner
suip heretofore existing under the nrm
name OF Dunlap & . Ond, doing business In
Warren, Uhln, O been dissolved by mutual
consent n business Of the late nrm an
be settled by either OF the undersigned. The
books can be found at their late place OF do
ing business. in the hands OF ]. B. Dunlap,
w6o will continue The business as hereto
fore At the old stand. J.B. DUNLAP.
APR. %, ls7l-9te r. ". POND,