davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Heuer SuuDcreiu.

Dem g8unidc elmer 9ro6er 4ujabl mcin;r Ercunot
entiprchCno, IUcl1c bic @rirorlg CtncS &aupereins
all @rnnhlage elmer bis ieet aIu 3lUetmdbiaiten be-
%iunhcnen Sonltitution, bti 30 tNt6 luoIenlli6er Gin
SabInng pro antbcil, Oedbfibtt9cu, tabe i'd Glc, ipel.
dc G%eionntu finb, id ali siueIn ictdcn Strctnt Jn be-
tbetlieen, Bl elnet SerianlinlurA in iReingMl Sduic Guf
bcntc, Den 8. Snnt, Abcro5 s lbr, Gin. ltcbtr 100
4nt9eite limo bCrCits ge3eiGnet. 1t. SIetpeg,
fll1 CStr MN gFo hpIbl1- mn Spnrirtfnnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Rrurr Wnunrrpiu

Die Speite 9e ri dmmlunn oes .Ncorg &dibing:
ton: y anpereins Sfr. ii" iUpst wtittpud,, ben Z.
9uni, Abtnes 8 ubr, i'm Sofdle hee nm. y. SSe6,
Scfe BON Muuifins unb SonfftraBe, it0tt, no.
Damn be @riege 5ar %abitimnuI8 ~uurlic8en pCrhen.
Vile 8teient9en, lustbe nod NltRtile gu II, bmeu lSil=
lens ltHh, luerben ein9rldoent oaietbIt gu erihcinel.
Gam. Wenbabn, PROV. 8rGi.;
y. SSeR, prop. ShaBnt.;
N33.bl g. Mpthen, prDp. ScTr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05

Gui 8crt0ngen uon utcten Wtitgtitocrn hes nTnrreit=
itraBcnsS duutreins Jtr. 1" uro n9tr. 9" miro Gin nJtr.
iabtuns pro Autbfit iperocn $500 Gusbt;ablt; p SIS.
Sntttehc. 9Bir tlbCu bOlidlt Alt Gin, bic it'd atz
ibIttBcn lDoten, i'm dltcn Eotal bel 5rn. ,Satob
3. Stunt, wtroen OieIrutgcn, Die lib urteridrie6,n
BADEN, e~inTtnoCn, nm ocn 9erein Su orBaNtitren. SIN
Iultraae beS 3omjtr's:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
1919
Gumllel s., 0nDer

bat ictn GerTauislofal bon yr. "a, gRejt- Baltimore
ilraee, nab Der SiitoffsScfe her Wurt.e5ans NIB
1aretteHra9c perlsat, woielbit eas auitions 9 St.
fd1it fir Die Sol9c inter Der Eirma uon SamueI 8.
ltppcr & q p1ne iortaefiihrt lptroen ipirb. lt31-4M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Wrnnpau>S pnrhauf.
Mr. SO, Siio=Sroaewap.

" Dlt. OC1
Depofitoren uub bent Yutlitum biene sur 4adridt,
ba6 bieie Bant Iir Die @inplan9nabme bon Depofiten
iuiro. aud Wtoatas abenes, pie irhbcr. Sm anfs
TRACE: Ytes. JpueSt Yrdi.;
u32,3 3, 8, 9, Ar 550,t) y. 5Mltui, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
n. Reutcr, Ryaf.

Ole Wttt0IiCber obt0eu Scrctu5 lufrten Criuht, Der
9rra.9enerut . ~8triammlurg beislDohuel,. tnoem
!utdttGe geid ditc, Die AulUiun9 DIS &crctrs bctrti>
tcne, p%orlle9er.
- II lO-lA Of InnGn. NNnSE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
BroaDmap>S

UVT. VJ, SUrsy5fuuCIUuH.
Sn llebereinttmnuug NIT ben 9ebinaunaen hes
Sreibrtefcs, Abidnitt 2, fino bic Sncorporatoren oer
"Sroasipap 6 Gparbanf pom Baltimore" crildt,
beute, euntda, Den .. SUM, muraen8 D tibr,
sur Babl BON ;ipblf Dircfturen fir baS ~taufenoe
Sabr Suiammen III tommen
MIesanser Somcs, Yrdi.;
t33l t A. EuItuu. Ger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
GpurDrntu.

Scute, ben ). SUM 1874, Nbents 8 lbr:
Observation-Disclosures.
5fuet: Domination ir lul8enoc 9eamtt:
9rGfiteut,
Sd,dgmciitcr,
Sefomum unb
mitatief cru res Generate cmite's.
Die Dfttsiieoer iinS eriudt, 5abIreih Su ,riteiuen,
oa oas neue 28ablseiet gum criten piats in Strait tritt.
Die ermottuug.
u3i-3) o. Srptuu, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05

Sr. 1apie sBeFeler, Tr. AS, erffe StrpHe,
lit unIcr sIgent iir @aibiHstcn, @eor9etown unb
ateranorie,, uno fine !3ablungsen al, tbn 8u MAIDEN.
ny In5eigen fir ben rs crrciponoente peroen al
senanutem Srts snts ssenscnomnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Ser Heuc Yuuuerem,

lucIdcr out teytcn Wontd9 ~argejCilt mar, organiifrtc
bei Juh. 9iihI, Wr. 69s. 9scft. Saiiimpres
ftrafc, inter oem3tamcu" mechanics Western Bull
ding Society No. s."
500 Intbctle luuroen 9enorlmeu, unb bic critic Gin
5a9Iun9 Tinoet bsute, Den ). sinai, itltt.
=. u. MtSpp, Hrii.;
li32-3l ". ~. Shrpin. StIr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05

Iuf ben gRunih uiclcr 9irger miro bel Nrn. gSin.
terbattsr, Nr. ia, Scntre EWtarfctsSp ace, Gle
pom Sonbnrofr06t, ciu neier Wuuperein untCr ben
l%tbcrolitcn @eicten a%nian9en. Nie Sieientgtr, Ole
itI unteridrttbtn baden, iopte ale, Ocl6t Cincm
9uttn S4uucrcine ith aniblitBen lpoleu, lpCrCtn
ireuHotitit crfldlt, natliten Cicuitae, ben 6. SUM.
Ahcneo . l9r, in Gcnanrtcm SOtoIc lid ciRSuitubtu
iMr ethen ScratBun8 nnh Ginjabtln0 Der 9inid rcibe=
@ebutren.
ffHD-Il aSN sbrsrr Jirorr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
OilniteSYuuD.

Serein fir 2ebenSperild,eruna, araufcmsrnters
~ftiibuHa nne Sppperationeieu.
SotpoIt Scbens-, 0te aud !Scitpolicer lucrben BON
elmer n corpotirten Ecbensucriihtrnu1S 9ciclItbait
oeS Staates Wepsgort ausge9eben.
GranteH=u nteritl!eun9 iieben 3oadrs pro 9Bohe.
Hdberc Au5tunft ertbctlen ole GltoriitrtCn ggenten
ees SunhcS. iAfs. t3,fN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
ShMkcuz Mnrf.

Salttmorer g 6 iiecns@cieubaf aft.
Die Wiit8licocr ptrbtu bitreurb be%nahribti9t, bat
bic neucn Mfitaliees.a orteu Dor benz am f2. SIM
itattfneenscn Sriibiatrsieitc geloIt wrrben miiiien.
Vie &artl mug an Seltt19e uprge5ttqt tperoen.
(t26-7, 1929 y. 4. Rruuaret, SER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NeutrQlzY}QlIuerrlu yir. Z.

Den Wit9 bieie6 &Sercius 5ur gi0triht, eaf
hcute, Woutdg, Noeur Subresz lCrinmmlula lii.
Nihteritcinenoe ~ueriGlen in Ole 9cieelihe Strafe.
1881 GpuiS 3uluuf, Se!r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05

FtH IL, u. lIr .. JIII.
Die Scritei3erling non 5 Steutttihen, einem @ss
fame uno einem 9onbitoritanbe fir ohiges sen
tott. 9ardui 0ttt., ttirenbe Wolsn lid in pRuftS
Sain" 3hr .Seit %GlnTnocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
SpucnrDin<N Inl,.Y }nunrrriu.

Seute, Den .. Surf, Gltfuos S lbr, iiNbct in Der
"Spncpreia" ec iGbrtthe &eriummlurg uno 9Subt
pom 8eGntrn iir bGs uddlftc labr ftatt. Sic Mttglicz
Der itGo erildt, 3u eridetnen, oocr 0~criatlen in ole ge=
iesiIde Straie BON S1.0O.
H30-9l yS 10 lS nh,, GsTr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
(ssrath Observation-Disclosures.

Sic Witt9tteber >uoGlen lid s"sidlislt Su Der Seerbl=
9nng Der Ni0eGmr 1rpe bcute, ben .. SUM, Mor9en
nm 10 nbr in rem Grautrbauie Nr. 1O9a, Wfcs
SuupbitraRe, %eininben.
f9l Q;nner SeEr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Sns Erutrnl>W prciuxfcf'

9G8 Grefutius Gomite Des iyrites lit eriudt, Sienz
itag Nbtno 6 lbr in Der st. AtpboninszSale" Stz
fnmnen'ntoi,nlen 3n9leih luerben s!le, bic sorbcz
lunsen an heiaGtes Solnitc baoen, auf9eiorbert, biz
lSloen eSL'm eon1ltr ooer hcicn Sdagmeitcr !Srn.
9rani Mtrps rin5urttGen.
(3t-il Tbr Nittrr gsrGS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
gSaruuna.

SD iuarrc bierlnit Scbermanr, ineircu Gobn So.
rens Stpas GEi metuen JtGmen gu bor9en, ba i'd bon
t9lh 9emabte Stulofn nidlt mcbr bctl9leu werbe.
Sphaun Wepcr,
1924 SIR. i42, Bib 9feoiItcrItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
CitSSultn, acknowledgements yir Q.

all. Steiert9cn, prlht [ib am oti9en @erttns be.
tbetligen luouell, luctocn eriuAt, III eribctncH uGdfter
Sd)0nbaiS, DIR. ags, Glib : Sjomr f~traic, inec1n
Die erltc Guilage uno ole ScamtenUabt itattfineCn
luiro. Nu9uit S1nm, prop. Xrdi.;
SalumpuS SGienftein, prop. Gdagln.;
u32-A Saauar Seller, GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Wihbnn'S SDtel.
SYSercln.

Gefe Ser 6umarss uns Saratpsaffra6e,
lrIlbtr ~ c # ern s. otel."
lSunih.tSl Vrele: So pro Saa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Yin has Yubltfun,i
Gomin Scnnctt,
Bahrifant pom
-, Sfct,font G. &c (S ST1.n.

VWUTTTWHt UUH
ncifcm Steiugmt s Is. 6. SSadren,
fpUtc
gelben II. Gpdingbamer feuerfeiten 8aaren.
6atrit: Sde Ter Sentral= uut g anton s9ipe..
Baltimore, cine Stra6e oitltd pom B5ilabetpbias
Depot.
Assnten Don @iainbcr's & SUbneu
uSrdnflins Stintscjlas:S dbrif"
In philadelphia. tJtou.it,tS tam
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
: Sauuerriu non Baltimore.
yteuer Suuntreiu.

90trcepCrionmlun9 uro 9CumtcnlrcbI Eelte,
Den ,. o. Nit5., IoeRo5 s lbt, i'm NeyiQmntinges
lo,dlc.
tl32-3) YE. Gprcuoei, GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Sallimnrer SIrgersS dlBcntejt,

8eute. cen 5. SUM, piertelilbrtibe General
~Teriamlnlun9 nno SorlGscn gu G'eleezS erdnoeruns
1929 ", Setf, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05

$1,000
feline uriptiin9ttde SorNt nebit Dem @ldnSc IL.
oar 5rtlde or 3u8enh bole lpltocr es uerfi1t bins
mes Sadr. tbut ccln Tu@qtbcn scr S6arc &inIutt rro
9eitt oits obihon nitt trtntr, aabttUpiqteit. githte
Tam, iuenn nc ScariOnrSeln Seritbrt obcr lie ouars
0fLlell ptrptttt uno Gh9cltorbcn limo, o1s naGr Uiez
hcrberhelleu; aGetu has nod uotborrens Scar fam
I urd bleiss Wiittel erbdlter urb 10 Sur 3tGti9t,it unz
osre9t %iucrhei, bar Gin ncutr ScUrlpud 3 lh Sti9t.
Statt Dem Saurc ourb Ctrcl tletltettqcn Hicorridlag
II itaoen, bait eS eafielhe rein mn demonstrating.
Setn ectc9enttiher @e5rantb miro oGs @U0r ant
9ustllen oncr @raplptrbCn binte rn, iut9lth Der
9JbttUpfAtcit pUrhcuger. Die gSiCbcrbCrhellunN Ger
vcbcnstrGit. lpttdc CO Der 8opibGut %utrttilt, uCrbinz
ftrt, oGf iid Sdurf, Ger oft 10 unrcin unb ouiioRt9
IT. bilcct, uno tbnt rem I2cittrtitrcu bdielbln Gtrs
bait. Errtuon icncn id'ubtidcn SuhitGnJen, tur6
mclhC Jiriae @Gorntttyt rem Scare itGOIid uro Qcz
idb.lih lurrocr, fam bic "Nigor' rur 9tut,H iiiten,
mic 2h0Oen hrtnQCn. BrGudt man MIR Gin GGars
frifI r. fittcl, 10 ld4t iih Mats Gnpit blcn5utrtbe.
res benfen, ais bic "Nigor.n sic ertbGtt lucoCy Sci,
nod E%drbeitoif, neIdnlutt feline mctRcG Gtciter nro
hleiht bod tdrgc int Salre, Dem Cs Ctncu tDltlidGn
@lar5 urb Cintu ltCbltten g9obl9erld pcrleibt.
Serfcrtiet rou Or. y. 6. Nrcr S Spmp.,
prnttiidcr uro anGlptIidcn 6Benitcrn,
Supct, WsaN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Ncne Mn,eigen.

SDT Die Wlayarutzyinmiuatiun0sGu ns
bentinn,
luCldr Itstrn 3orucrhag, Den 4. SUM, laut 9ez
idlu6 ber oemotr0tiiden Stuet=S onUcntton erlpdblt
lUurbe, mirb lid bcuts 2ibeur, Den o. Stunt,
NM ) lbr IN lem Sdale Der .Sap Smiieiugs" Gni
domination eiue6 Sausitateu iiir faS Siirsers
meiIttrS=l dim ueriammctn.
Sn Iuitragc bc5 @rcfutipz@ onlitcs:
Sphu OtilruD, Sbmann;
1929 Sjcp. VII, ytutpu. Ger,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Ndbmafdinen Sbames,
9foent i'm mafbimatpu.

Gde ber 2pmbaros nnb Sharp : Strabe,
Der xgrlten Yaptiitenz3irbe. aepenuber. (0eS6, IS,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Sauhercitc.
Cider! 0urtBeilbatt! 9aucrun !
Ser uSibcrtG Rerpctual Sauoerz
Gin SIR lI
bel Geprs Sulfemfteim, ede ucu Gap. unS

bFI Vfpr9 6~aItelWeIn, CtFe Dpn VnD: nnc
6reecrif ftrapr,
oeriemmeIt fidieorn VI onta8 N6cnN lEsllbr abos.
Steltnl9en, lpelhe tbre Srfparnifie iiucr uHo uor=
tbetlpGh dHte9eH %tpoller, oeer gel0 gum l~lnt1uie cis
mes @rnnoititde6 b~roirien, peroen lpo9t tbun. obtgen
Stretns i'd nn5uf1tttseu. SeiHe 9taG5GbluRg uerz
iGH9t. SIM Auttrage
(4idrS4, 3Oite.l 2.Futc, Getret6r.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
@eorg Strobnleger, jnn.,
Ssr.S. " pro-G;auifr.

bat forttuabrenb an &aUb gum Bertouie ate Nrteu
Wdhtn al c,inen uEb Wiatettatien fir tteIeli en- Was
ittnsn lnetesn aus8ebeNert III tur;cr i3sitnnr III hinta
gen Yretfen. CSan. RI, 6Vttel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Ian sebc 81 Z. Shuts.
I'm ~ Ih IN nfdaiufu III Hnnfsff.

Wtan 9ebe Ill z. Sbants,
nm " d b Ill q d. II IN reparirt gu trbalten.
Wan sebe Bn Z. Sbanfs,
nm spulitifIc. yiabeIn II. I. 10. su ~taufen,
biaiaer nns better, oils oil ir9eno eineIn arbern
l{Inap
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
Augnlt Daaanf,
Tri d) ter.

Irtslotel: Nr. is, YScft . Sdpettetrdne; Sob
nnn9: Wr. 90, @arriipnftra6e.
HuiIbricie, @Opot9etcnidtine, &efaHcnte, Soaa
rlodten, Sontralte uto Gle anoereu Neieeti6en ga
pirre iUcrnen corrttt uno pilnttlitl aus0eitrfi9t. 1922
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-05
ermnninzW1nnerhn
Nrtcocnsfcit.
Gcifrntlif)r Mufipi neruna,

Die Gbeis OR l., 9, g., 4, o., TO-, H., z. unb IL.
0iuiiion lpereen biermit %brin9eno criudt, euiirS or9e
gu tra9en. oas bic reip. 3iotiionsha0aen ioiort oil bic
%. Splsmann 4 Aipmdnn, Mr.. 27, Siies
SibcrtnitrdVe, Ghgclicitrt %iuerocn, um laut Ylidtu5
an has "als. 0eutite SeGticnbOus" iibsrma6t 81
Drrhru. Hl9-A'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06

lip curled with scorns, ''people seeing them
upon my line will think have a crew of
coarse lumbermen as boarders, instead of
gen,eel young men from the printing office -
And this story reminds US of another. Some
wears ago, good lady here in Watervile--
a recent importation from an aristocratic city,
was lamenting that society here was so
mixed-''no distinction between upper and
lower, but gentlemen and laboring men COM
ing together in the same room upon a level,
and worst of all those horrid rough millmen
sitting at table with YOU or taking your hand
in the social dance," But" said the lady
ddiessed, and she was really and truly
lady and no imitaton-''our husbands are
millmen." "Oh, yes, l know" said the other
slowly, little set down, but then you know
they are master millmen.' That is, her hus-
Dand was mill owner, and tended the head
stock instead of the tail-stock, and the length
Of log is more difference than you will
always find betwe the representatives of the
upper crust and the lower crust of American
society," HoteTrHle Mail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06
News from New York

New York. 3. Alexis has returned from
Philadelphia
Theodore B. Bronson has been elected
secretary of the citizens association vice
Roosevelt, resigned.
The Black Friday case of r. w. Cameron
VS.. Franz Derkeim and others resulted in
verdict of $36, $50 for the plaintiff.
Judge Barnard adheres to his order for re-
leasing many of the Ludlow street Jail pris-
oners.
Alex Spaulding the newly elected Justice
to the marine court was sworn in to-day.
A bronze statute of Franklin for Printing
House square is completed.
The Posts Albany special says that the sub
stances of Tweed's defence will be that he
had advanced the sums placed 10 his account
in the Broadway Bank to Iugersoll and Gar
vey and others to carry on their business, and
that he was reimbursed through Woodward
as fast as Watson audited the claims paid.
The settlement just reached between Ram
sey and the Susquehanna people and Gould,
Tweed and the Erie managers is regarded as
having an important political significance.
1t is said to comprise reorganization of the
Erie Directory with view of placing the man
agement in control of Conkling interest and
with anticipation of holding power in the
legislature. Tweed and others are to give
place to new men, presenting Erie with q new
face in harmony with the revolution at the
capital.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06
Intelligence from Havana.

Havana, ). Senior Moreno successor of
Roberts has assumed the governorship of
Havana.
An official telegram from Madrid denies
the report of the removal of Valmazeda.
The Telegraph lines in Eastern districts
are in working order. Thu fact that they re-
main undisturbed is considered a positive
proof of the decline of the rebellion.
Several prominent insurgents have to- day
surrendered to the government. Among
them are Generals Cornelio, Poreo and Va
roma and the two Fcas. Other prominent
insurgents have issued manifestoes to their
countrymen. saying the revolution is finished
and calling upon all to lay down their arms
and remain peaceable. The only rebels now
in the field are the plantation negroes, who
are headed by negroes and few whites.
Manitestoes of ex-insurgents are extensively
circulated and are having a good effect. 1t
was reported that trguisa had also surren-
dered, aud that Pancho Zega had escaped to
Jamaica. The only important body of rebels
remaining near Los Turis is commanded by
Vincente Garcia, who is reported to have
$50 men. Eight columns of troops are pur-
suing him. Public confidence in the city is
being restored, and the people are pleased
that Valmazda is to remain as Captain GEN
eral
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06
NEWS BY MAIL.

A new Belgian ministry has been formed
by NJ. Theaux. 1t is made up entirely of
members of the Right.
A bishop and two other religionists have
been murdered in Auckland, N. T., in re-
venge for kidnapping of natives by English
vessels.
The inter-colonial conference in Australia
agreed TO Contribute maintenance to both
lines to Europe by way of the Suex Canal
and by way of San Francisco.
In the general sessions court at New York
the district-attorney stated that the city
prison was unusually crowded. There were
three occupants in almost every cell, and
there was danger of contagious diseases.
There are three cases of small pox already
in the prison.
In consequence of the continued frequent
commission of murderous assaults on Ger
man soldiers of France, all provinces still
occupied by armed forces Of Germany are de-
clared in a state of siege. The perpetrators
of such crimes will hereafter be tried BY Ger
man court martials en- the spot.
The Bos ton Advertiser says: There can
be hut one opinion of the third annual mes
sage of Pres dent Grant. 1t 10 an able and
comprehensive State paper, understandable
in tone and spirit, wise aud cautions in its
| recommendations. While we NAV
vainly search the whole message through for
mid expression, or q turn of language
capable of giving offence to any person or
p ,rty, We see everywhere evidence of . wise,
humane, comprehensive and far-seeisg pol
icy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06
Winter Wisdom,

Warm clothing alone will not protect the body
against the consequences of the sudden depression
oftenperatUrc watch is concomtant clearly winter
Flannel next the skin preserves the animal heat
but il does not lmpart animal vtgor. That proper
y j. the special prerogativc of Hostetters Stomach
Btters, which j, therefore specific protection.
against a majority Of The complaints which are
most common at this season. For example, a
course Of the great yegt able invigorant, en-
menced now, Will be almost sure to preclude chills
and fever bilious collie, disorders of the stomach,
constipation, and many other complaints which
are often the direct Indirect eject of an atmos-
phere. surcharged with cold, unwholesome vapor
Moreover, the system toned and regulated by this
means is much more likely to resist pulmonary
disease than it would otherwise be: for the influ.
ence of searching medicine pervades all the organs
and every fibre aud tissue Of the frame Persons
whose vital powcis are weak, especially invalid
Indies and the aged, are earnestly recommended
not to face He winters rgor without having re-
course to this safe and sufficient means of re-en.
forcing euieebled nature. Much suffering may be
escaped much danger avered by following this
counsel. Better late than never is good pro-
verb, but it is better - be early than late
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-12-06
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Paris, .. The national assembly effected
an organization TO day by re-electing Presi
dent Greavy ana the Vice Presidents of last
session, The report that Presid mt Timers
had sent his message to the assembly
was premature. Although its contents
are known il has not yet been received or
published. 1t is rumored that NJ. Theirs
wiihholds the document because is averse to
declaring himself in favor of admission of the
Orleans Princes to the chamber. The stat
utes of the Orleans Princes promises to be
one of the leading questions before the as
semhly. Bills restoring their cOAiiscated
estates and all the rights as citizens will be
introduced at an carly day,
President Theirs appears to have made up
his mind TO oppose the admission of the Or
leans Princes to the National Assembly for
the Princes to-day waited upon Theirs for
the purpose of listening to an expression of
the reasons influencing him against their
taking seats in the legislature, endeavoring
by argument to change his decision. The
President received the Prince courteously,
but owing to the pressure of public business
was unable to hear or reply to them to-day.
He appointed an interview for Friday
next, at which time will be prepared to de-
velope fully his reasons for restraining them
from taking seats.
A great fire occurred to-day in the splen-
did arcades of the Hotel du Louvre, which
contain many of the elegant shops in Paris.
Owing to the exertion of the fire department
the flames were extinguished before injury
was done to the Palace itself. The loss to
the shop keepers is immense.
London ). \ memorial to Poet Cowper at
Burkhamstead is contemplated and subserip-
tiops from the admirers of the author of stthe
task" in the United States is desired.