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gRsInt btrrsn 8uet SABRE laH8 lit To am ~tnfilHe'
linen Nhslmatismus. Bb6brtnD btsits 3riiIaunl,s 9t'
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NoHustnrr All 5uutkOLus, VIA
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Neue 7.30er @plSs unlcibe!
Meue 7.3Qer &plb.& nIeihe J

Siebe &nseise tn Der 2. Spalts Der .srfsn
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cute 3inen unter3ubrtnaen, cine
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Wan Iefe fie f~oIafdltta bard
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-01

bureau Der 00IF6s@ae9efelfdaf
bDn Salttmpre.~

Cine IpeiieGe g%srIaminltug btr Wftier. 5nbaber obi
Ger Geituibafi fir bic QDabl Don neun Strettorsn I'M
aubere 8cih6ftel tpire am arJitda. ben 3. bebr. 1871
ptadlmiitdas 2 ubr i'm BHrtau Der Stlsnlbait Nr
70, SoutbHr.. ratfnoen.
lg2l35,T,9l 9pbtt y. brptpn, Setr,
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Die sen efij.Worftelu

we!G,t um 9onnerItags otg obidsuli1sn a8tt'
tsrg balber In Der .Eurnballs" unterbletben
mukte, finoet gana bsitimmt beuts, Mtti'
MON lbeno, fatt. @easb;n piro oas BON 1rr.
9aub btar6rittte Ssniations Stud: 1.-THE
Chimney Corner"
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Nm uu;ere ousmSrtiorn @ubieribruten!

Sdmmtli&s GubIribsutsn auf unitre tdsltds unc
| ruDhsntli&s aussabs. mel&s nod I'm Radaauot fno
| babtn i'm 2auFs Der sstsR 9ase ibrs Rsd'nunsen ause'
| j6idt srbaItsn. 9sisuistn. msl&s unisrs Ttabnnns
| unberiidN&tist IaNtn. uitiNsn setpdrtissn. eab nab BEN
l. Sebruar bic 3uisnbuue oss Blattes ~tingsfsut tuiro.
| 27u, VB) Der ~perausaeber.
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esiIbct sBQuDrrctn.

ID lib Die @tIorr int Sdabs nniatnnsIr, uno ieints
Der 4lltlliEoer Gdo sitbGn piu, 10 III cine GEnstai'
@%trfamnIuua tbrhimmt fir beHte, BIN l.. 5tbr..
AbrrbB ubr, UNI bic ~nbtbisen Shritte ~ bstatbsn,
3tbgs WliieItt6 mug anne isno ieiu.
S'IJI "a CGndF ~ ufe. SefKetdr.
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Rseean.9 RaGmaI@lne,

IVFEIY 4UI
aIs bic beas I'm Warfk %aardnttrt, n6btaut Gtoit. ptlhl
In tuer EarIiIis aebraudt uerotn unb miro bttislb:
uuT Ietbts monatltht 3ahlIussu ~ptttantt.
iran IpSsae bet uus nor.
Rr. sc, ROrbEGbdTltHs,
20, l2gRte.) Gde Der 2sgiugtoTtrabs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-01

t4us,us aus slnsm Breis res apothstfrs y. j Resst'
irr in Gina, Dbto. pom 20. Ui6rJ TO-
Sos Ghlitbltd Tub i'd ~trlIatul, bGB os HNolabg'
ma pbus Sueiftl bas btfs 8lliIsini9un8smttteltH, nsl'
as vi nv bsRhsn = Cl4,6,6 80,AI4i
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Selearapbild)e SepeiGeR.

tgou Der ,,aTUciirtsn gre's" fir ben Dtatldsn y or.
rsIponpentsn" beritttt. Der ,eoTTslPonosnI
1T ous tiuliss Otutias ytor9snblatt Ss..inieW 80 ?,
iprLbes bic 5RlanD. upo &absLIDspelRs R beliepI nno
poQd0upt9 peroTentIiht.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-02-01

&te ~reeelmdslee BeriammIuns Tubst beute, o.
1. 5Esbruar, fiait. amen. ptlds bnraut t%tfenlren, Wpr'
ihldgt lum abgrabeu bts S@tsbsRlabts, ioDlt jug Wy
ridtuRa Der ShKsmausr nno Oss Staitoss or S@t'
btrletasr sirlure tditn, iperceu tinsGIaosn. bic 6psltftid'
foneH bel 0tn. 4rAusit II FupuR, @6e SpH 6epetIe'
unb SsprtbRrd6e. t~tnluitbtu unb bic pttfsstlten BOr'
inldgt In D0tger Usrlnmmlung potJutBtn.
SIN Auftta9s:
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Sic gaeEhai6r @1hmaiNln.

IL bic beItebtefe In BGmilitn,
FIR Shnet6tr, RltEoertnd@tr uro Samlitn'HrneI ot'
benz tn Der GBtIt. IRAN perIthIs nt@t, he 10 uuSrlH9th,
Btrtautt auf moaatli5t 3aRlnnBtr ia Der Fitof'aFt'
Bdarprttisu.
Htrtarfsaiumsr Err, IS. Rors.G barlsshraae
i'm Rrttmaurer 2pesHhnuit. taua.lV.lz2Fh')
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.8etammtmaGnRgen.
Bi1reau Der &traeens
Iypmmiffdre,

baltimore. ben 90. San. 1870.
9ts StraBenbur&brnhs 'oorimtidre IN eft Staot
Baltimore MAIDEN hermit bciannt. oaB lie oti Dem
6tapt.ReoiIirator einen Beritt ntr Bersliunesn, unlo'
ZEN uno auidbe, wie fe pom t9ntn tnr oN eehOsms
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n,iro mil ,iner pom BHraermetatr uRo Siaotratb non
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S IaHs sinen Gii SrunOriB bsidstr etrabs,
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tur 9ai,imorsftaBt etnihIieBIid b,s Bttits DIR Alees
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| bsIoe Geiitn Der S~antonsppsnne BON bFr VitHo.hh Dh
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Irltttabe. BON Der piabtraBe bis ju tttlsfi Euhnt rhs
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Sft.R als % oehue /; bic Woro cite DER @ranbohraBe poi
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mic her 4pmbdrbftrabs, bon her 6ronts DIS dur oi9g'
iruke bttot Gst'en Der PIoumantrabs pon Der ol9e'
BIS Sur 6ronttrabe; be,o. Sstisn pr an, pStsit. e.,
NtonttraBe,p BON Der lonbat otraBs bis ~ etnsnl Ynntt
a TuB n6roIth oon Der BartnortfroBe ne aDsnlsut
nrr S1i1bnrake, ppu Der &afet1 . Nntnue bis ~ tHeH
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Sdttu BON eiemmsr's Aurq. bon bsr @attrn . unsnn'
bis Iur @ranbpftraBe bic Dfltite her Sr Gaus'aSs;
In. unosIdbr SO 6uB ihDlip bon Der 9ranbphtaBsi ol
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Samss w. Sn'eg, )u.r s..r
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gteobor sbomas' Srdefer.G onserte.

SIN Besinns Der ndtften Wo4e fett
uns elm GsnuB i'm wtbists Der Or1tfer.Ntus
III b,por. ME er unierer Gtabt, wel1s tinmal
has Stsfftno Der Muien III, u duBert isls
len asboten pirp. 9b,opor fboulas piro ON
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Communications An3Gigt,

Rabri&t ptrb bt,rmtt %sssebtn, bat untsrietInet'
Ycamadt ,ur 8erwaltuns he's Ta&laNss ttr aubiit ptF,
(torb. Dtarp u. anperiou trbdlten BADEN. DE
ienigsn, psiGe 6Uretrunssn an eieien Nafla eassn'
msrSsn btermtt aufattpretttt lolds netii ben npipl9sa Sf-
ieoen ipatefenS am rs. sui 1871 sinSureittr, unp eel.
tenn NJ MAIDEN cher su separttsen, rat lie tbrer aniptuGt
an smlen Ja6lab SsissliG fur ~rsrlnfts srliart Tsresn
msasn. Qnt, bic 3atun9en an ststsn Wa9lab ~ maGsa
an untsrtt6ut,s Az lttfeu; NO Mot, 10 mtre sttt@Ii0
rinosiGritisn, Rpbeit u. micNiiitfer,
vintpu MneeIipn,
fot 7 AZ Ql MbuinifrGtrfen-
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Gult0. 8ir0Cr G6iikcn : WeiCITGaEt'
Gnrl.N nlfimnfrr SmilbtnsSereln.

Seutt, Rittwpdt, fnbd lie nonatltte gsrlamm.
lana tan. 8ietmItlttg piLb bic Bar 5I tem au ~
D, Itts. obyuEauenbsH Wasien .Gaus . rtetatrt.
iZ7l 9bepb. 6rpb, Sstr,
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Eoebtu tmtfiuQCn 100 Calhoun alien BIanitptth
nets portatbia W9IlttN uRb WOns Der alien dtrMIsn
9pbn EBtIIpn & &pbH nnD .. UB. q nf.
Jtsptr, yr. II, gBtIt.Bditimorsfr. t5an Zo'SVtf }
q ia Id non ON. 9r, s oil m ons Wtht; l.'ns
BeTbsGeruna In rer Contribution Der 3abh'
EIatten in bfcItm Spatt In 8tbrduttn, Getnnlt pant.
10 bitte Ia btsielbsn itbt Dem Nubltlltn els tine osf
| er6sisn gntotdungtr, pelas bts Jest in Der latdann9en
So6narInsttuntt Scuatt porotn. on. Cine otr srSBish
gniuieriotsitcn, tosIhe bis itSt bet Solhsn, ptlde HIATT
Ihs Sdbnt traesr. rripiunben morbsn. III, bag oMltsosn
helm Is lien ooer Sprehfl loie iDtrOtr, rnD bti tlhi9eh
T.rioren init t~eIonosrer characterization bat man ne
sts iest ntht nit Griols ssbrNndtn iorntn. Slaiisn.
nah bitIem ueusn SpfSmt O%Grtetti9t, blethtn IN auth
TGu,u len Tstr, inotin ieiu Nabrunaefott ODER Hull
Tt0olitsrnetie unter Ditislbsn 9eldnGen lam anp ions
men bi,ir gIatten on alien SebtnGn an9ebraut pefptn.
Sb tmpfeble Dieie neuf Grfinouna defenders ientr Gf0'
ssn NnIahl ptrionsu, lptlhs pttotrbolt. ttooh oonf ".
foIo. p,riuht baden. auf sspbbnlide 9Detls angtterti8n
a,latten i'll trdgcn, unO 9arGnllrs Id. in auen 5autn, pat
periontn mil b~tnielbsn tYeu tbnnen, ootr 8ste oas Stls
Iuraf. S6hne tpsrosn pbnt ShmerJ ourh St6ran9 ooi
SaGaas ausgsIoeen. Sa Id Oa Rslbs pablsno mehT. Gii
Tabrt aebral@t babe. In ts ionm potpi9. otrn YuON
fIin ois StIabrlDRststt unb gorJaas otel's 8erlaqrsni
au usrRbern. RstOnottt AutReriiamisit plro Der Ss
%hanolung Der natlrliGtn SABINE %aslptonst'
~ Or. Is 9. bppp6S,
(San.6,12 Wtt.l Ser. "a. Dtorea& HtaparaHt
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Maltimnrrr smikrn.8 rieuifait..

9st Mltel'eOtrn ur gsadriat. baB uniss saassa.
BrIOer or, SpbanH a, @lsslsr am utoHtaSs MT
SDDe atgCgdngtn IN.
Die WlTglSbu usrbGn irsunbli2a sriuht istusm
Eggtobnifs beute, Hstttwpdb, ben 1. 0tptuirt 9aq'
mtIags 2 uGr, pom SrGudblult, Wr. SAS' WeR'
IN 3. s.. pReauaIht. SER.
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Nene Mnitiasm.
CUR RaGsi6t fir StsHrr5ubltr
Observation-Disclosures 0erihtI

IRE, rem l. UtoEuar loil:
Eteufuub'sr peoeu hermit b!ud6Iint I, oaB DE
uebntraqs. lter bislts SPURIOUS am ilntJTb1isa 8og'
oas eeaenDatttgtn Toaatss - am 10. Rehrudr 9s'
ihlonen. uno barn bis lum 1. al at 1871 ttine utDtt'
t~rdgurgtn mtbr p.r%BenommrR ustttu. Sn aHtlrags
Der Riqur
(2T-S9l Edpib SSntD, Attuar.
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Rau aeIs 40 Z. Gbuufs,

nm Rdbm0i&iHsH ~ FaatsH'
Ran stts ~ &. sbahtB.
um va B nj a 4trsu tepGEtri ~ fE0aiifa'
Ttau ache 1u Z. G 9ants. r
I'M SpaIiHtfte, 8aoelt. 3tptrn u. !. 10. Bu talIsn
biuiaer une better. as an trstno sinsnI dHosrH S'as'
S8Gbmafdlineu S1auf5s
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Gs farb

wv VANhp~
an 80, Sanuar nm 7 nhr WbtnbB unler 9fiIstter So9n
Spfepb Retcbarb nab fultnl AiosR I'M aIer pon II
Sabrtn. a Wo,atsn nno Is Ed9tn.
STE fgrsunbs unb xtianhttn ltnp bttltilt enetlabtn,
btuts Ssodbmittoa nm 1 ubr nee Seerol8un8 pom
drautrhauit. D MRsitsn upH Ger Stdet an Ger
43arforb.0 % pat, aus bftlu@pbdtn.
Aie ,raurrnnrn Gltern:
1877, e5epra rnc @a drsaretbs Rsieadre.
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n MIR MusuA eerbs. ooer Ssrbe. ltsst tin
Britt In Der eypso. .. Yl---
~ SHt gietoria sbOmas Iisst elm ssrisf tn b:r
Gypso. b. III.
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er BUR aeilun8 bon 9uften, Grfdi
tuna obsr raubem Gals 8ebrauGt
Rrctpu'S Brpndhial ErcaseS.
(g.op. TO- ia. 4. unbw. .6TRts)
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mrterbdtwngeM.

Tbratrf GOmiqari in grOHtllr.
% UtHrttt 10. IS unb 50 Gents.
l- Z reus .Sierus' IN oitIsr Bo5el
CINE Hvus1rHppet
GrgaaEmtnt Der
eurOpiii6en Gumbnguie,
btHtbrno aua GTrI. Gmma 9rattaa.
bsr gbaraitet. BarRfuertn unh SdugsTiu.
Drn. Gltuep 6ronfS.
In WlonOlp8sn bethhmt
ben SR. GpHpa unb SmitD,
riiGantsn SdlittIAuh 6utCTni
NeiIitprs GTehe uHo Febnc
IN threm ptostn Rtnas3urnttr
BEN irldnOtitsn geloHgstluAls
9ln. 1Rtlst WtDIriS
nubt
aufn elttn 2ubliuatn ots Rublifuml.
2metptpFe BaIIttt.
Gtht Mphe
oss rGdbparjsn Bu6sItacu Black Crook une Bee
Etufele,'
tn pGIhem Bdlets Die unufralttGlt4s
Bautt.Gtuppt auttrttt.
@eus R~Sseri&pdutt, Rsle Gtsosr uno aanle.
Rum Sdlure
bas itottti&t Drama
Der rotbe WOnaIb, Der SGnbtt.S
Grettae- puraennHs fur DameHl
S~ounubtnb Ra@m ttias: Bprffsuuns fnr
B1miIttn. lEo-o0l
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A,nfn. QItunr.
HGl : BcrEin hes yAngemtiHen Dent
iaea Baiienbauie5."
Der 9OtRanb.

Die grsbriCu Samsn ptrOtn bistnlit itsun6lthh a.
Iubt. otr beHtt RddnmitIds 3 ubt taitfHosnotT
lnoHniliHeH Beriammiung RIOT iahltttH bttiupobHfn'
ggtettse " iaaits Itsstn por.
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UT E7"8'b'" WYNN
atmppp'8 Nebertbran.

gRon fam otnItIben In btm SrOesrit. 2ahtn. Nr; / 2
u a. D aIttmorehr. btisniUltn. nolilon aug pY
b,ser @roc,tit . Attiisl uuO 2iQuors ftts gum Periaul
. aRti isosr u~srtauFttu Guariitdt ,utrOtn GsbEautsati
psiiurasn gtesbtu, poourh isosm ptostli@tn Selwua'
uoer Btrut abgtholten miro.
@rokb6nbIsr trbaItCn tinSn RGbGtt.
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Nnthrrhinrr Mandrn.Snhitnt.

DIR apsttr SsrHtR bon b Ponaisn tptrb am !. Stbr
~beetnuin. Sts umtaHgrSihiten &inri6iuHasn tHE etntn
eranDli9tn nutsrridt IN ben altsn pnb ntuen SpLdbsn.
Ionic aud I'M gtlana. In Der Wluif. 3Sihnsn, Vtalen
Btnsbrntn. bic Wioralitdt nup geluRobstt Der sGals'
rtnnen 9eahtet. .t.
Beotn9ungsn ruooertrt. !.
STIR QataIoae tDenbe man i'd an p. y. SdktEer q
%6bue, Jlr, 2l2, Observation-Disclosures, ooer an bar
BOritrbtr Der @uRalt. Gbrp. q. @aOtlsr. D. D.,
tSn1 2OlIHtl Baltimore Eounto, TtD
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9ln Die nN0O. 0CllOwa" UOn W%tarNlanO

Yin Die VOOOs0CllODa" DDn WtdrglanO
Sts uuicrjti&ntien, WltaItspsr Des - q. . 81
In Der 3urtkoiIiton uOn WGrplaro. habtn In anb'tTG6t
btr QUO, msinsn Stimmung her BriiOeriautt, bon bic
nusaSrinutftn 9isniis, Dsldt Der oerhotbsns 9rOB'
GeIrsidr 5oiepb U. Gscabatlit bem Droet 8e'
| Ietret In Gngemtisnrr lgetis a%nertannt msrofn
iOntsn. rs fir auesmt ZEN tIddiet. cine vtaNen.Bsr'
hamburg Der WittalieOtr 1u bcrut'u. bic I'm sdale
Der ,SbOs 5tlons'0ant"a an Der Rorb'gnqhraBe ON
WittlpOt ben l. Gebruar 'Tb,nos 8 nbr. %5uiatl'
m%FntTttsn lou. uno ipiro britotllid uno srnltlI4 et'
miiu,dbt. 0lB siu itbet BnOtr. thr ben es noBltn III, es
iur ietne YfliGt sradltsn nBls. 10 eridetnsn.
BaItimpre, ben 20. 3anuar le7l.
Same &. RtD9tlh,
Sobua a q MT
penrp 3. 8arept
Sobn Boub,
NuguHus " atbiot,
SamutI g ne 10
aICT. 8 spear,
Soicpb BanIant.
W m. U. GrtFrq,
g. cover 9oI,
SamsB Dpung,
Spbn q. VI. perrtne,
8 oteph Z o on,
C23,6,O GbarltB {. RawItna.
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s Sir SbWiHOiiidjtiae !

Houb W.
RtuiraI.r Spttitus, 0ltoboI oou DO oor % Sreotn.
en- in 10 NIT bepOorifritm 2ebfriltait. Vtan osnbori'
Nrt ibn uno man trbdlt cine stptrs Anlapl unjtn, ieii
NIT isintur unanssnsbutn Scrubs pnb hihsH mEeBuA
{dsu Glatnidatttn.
gsir psrfouFsn AtIuooo's asbrribrar, nt9t 6tooort'
FRI. lei bar p,nit, Banone, Slalas OOtr 6GlB., wv
tpei.utiiden GiesnihdttsR fno aus oeni ofooosttr'thG'
bsrtbranf berausaeoBrH.
sir meoiIiniihe Sptde TIT Attuooo's 9sbtrtbtGn pe
behe. otr III bsIomnlsn III, tpfIass qah i6mutltae GsrSl
petHhtrH. tu
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eeipsiser ,,0a,tsnlanbr."
u~srip5isrr @arteniaabe."
gBir smpisbisn obtse StitlGriit anps anssisssaHt.
Der 10. Sabraana ntinmi bisie aDpds ietnsn dnfana.
atine Der osutideu iluhriItea Seu,triiisn farm fh
8ttrstts b,s %anssmein %onsriauni asSisssnsn 5nbaliss
nit Der % artenlaub meilen, Der Yrst5 BON 10
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-13
TELEGRAPHIC
RIOT IN NEW WORK.

The Orangemen Of New York had
their annual parade and pic mic yes
terday, and were attacked by the
Irish Catholics, and great riot re-
suited. We are indebted to Mr.. j..
n. Bradley, the Telegraph operator
at this place, for the following des.
patches, received to.day-Thurday ;
YEw York, July, 18th, l2;45.P. NJ.
Fighting is now going on in the 10Th
and llth precints and along Blocker St
The militia have been ordered to Sth
Avenue and SD St, where an attack has
been made upon Judge Hei7en's house
Largo bodies Of police have also left in
stages.
l p. M.-Immense crowds have as
sembled in Avenues A. and b., where
the Irish Catholic element is strongest
Large bodies Of police have been sent
up there firing has been heard for the
past hour, but no casualties are yet re-
ported.
lP. MA mob Of Irishmen gathered
around the Fenian headquarters on Ave-
nue a, and demanded the arms Gener-
al Miller refused to give them up, when
the mob attacked the Fenian Armory, but
were driven off by the police and De-
tachmcnt of the | lth regiment
1850 p. M.-Two Ribbon men were
killed and several soldiers wounded
IIarpers building was attacked. The
mob pressed the conductors of the Sth
Avenue Railroad into their service. Se-
we're fighting is,gong on.
40 p. M.--The procession Of Orange
men. commenced to form about $40, and
moved about $40 r. NJ, when it was at
tackled by the Catholics S soldiers are
killed nnd Is wounded As rioters killed
and 70 wouneed. One woman was killed
while in the act Of firing pistol at the
soldiers She had babe in her arms
mt the time.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-13
Rich Specimens of Zine and Ochfc
New Discoveries.
at the time

We clip the following from tho Mad
ison Journal of Tuesday:
Prof. John Murrish, State Commits
sioner for the Survey of the Lead Dis
tr;cts; has Just arrived in this city, with
some of the fines. specimens of Yin, ore
yet:brought here, IT was taken out.atCen-
terville, near, Highland Iowa county. 1t
was found below the old zinc mines
there. The old bees, which were thought
TO be nearly exhausted, were, at the
Professors suggestions, sunk lower, and
the result is, richer deposit then ever
before foand there. 1t is in these sheets
separated by layer of clay, few inches
through. The sheets of zinc combined
woald mako bed full three feet in
thickness, and rs the old beds above are
from City feet to two hundred in width
it is supposed that these are as wide or
wider. Since the new discovery, one
firm has offered to furnish compar y
from Peru, Illinois, with three hundred
tons of zine ore, between now and JAM
uary next
The professor has also found, in his
survey, near the same place, rich de-
post Of red ochre, in the sand II is the
oxide o'iron The professor says it con-
tains zinc He finds, on examining it
under the microscope, Inc crystals of the
carbonate of zinc. The oehre lies next
below the blue lime stone in which the
zinc deposits are found.
He has shown us specimens OF the
paint a beautiful, bright rich color
which. he, has, oppiodho. wooi and exposed
to rain and sun without injury. He
thinks this an extremely important dis
/ coyery. The stone is so friablc that il
can be crushed in the hand and is, SOL
ube in water; the sand sinking to the
bottom and then the ochre is poured of
with the water and allowed to settle !,
is found in exhaustless quantities. =
Specimens, the oehre and of the zinc
ore hove heen left 10y the professor il
the agricultural rooms here, this after
] noon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-13
INDIAN TROUBLES.

Indian affairs are growing worse n
Arizona, q war of determination between
the white settlers seems to be in progress.
The aborgines murder small parties of
our people, and in return the latter mako
up what they graphically style "lndian>
hunting parties; ;" their expeditions follow
the offending savages and slaughter them
unfortunately. Ia many instances these
murderous expeditions recover stolen
horses and cattle in possession of those
whom they have come to SAY. These
acts Of retaliation, further stealthy in
eursions BY the Indians, who possess u
natural faculty for striking at points
where the white men are weakest, to be
followed only by new hunting parties"
whose sole game is the red man.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-13

We learn from the Madison (Wis)
JomW0l the particulars of terrible
accident which happened in that city on
the Fourth of july;
Capt A. L. Mcdonald and John Bae'g
were engaged in firing salute, when in
some unknown manner, probably dye to
some carelessness both in swabbing and
thumbing the gun, premature discharge
took place just asMr. Baetz was ramminc
y cartridge home. The terrible force Of
the explosion tore both his arms OF, the
left one above the elbow and the right
one below, driving some spinters into
his left side, splitting his nose and badly
burning his face and chest lie died the
next day, leaving family in destitute
circumstances.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-13
The La Crosse Democrat mourns Val.
death in this manner:

Men die when they have outlived their
usefulness Men are sometimes removed
when their counsels are not for good
So went c. L. Vallandigham to his home
and work elsewhere, that the party of
men devoted to the defence of principle
above expediency might not be democrat
lied by trembling notes from an instru-
ment that once gave no uncertain sound,
but words of cheer and wisdom to en-
courage patriots and the defenders of
liberty.
Vallandigham made mistake. He
went of half cooked a. did the pistol
which, accidentally discharged by his
own hand, took his life. His speech, a
few days since, about dead mems bones
was, all unknown to him, aimed to him
self. There is special providence, we
are told, and the departure of Valland-
igham is one In dying, we are told that
he passed peacefully away.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-13
ALSO AGENTS FOR THE
MADISON MUTUAL
INSURANCE. COMPANY

This Company takes risks only on isolated build =
ings 1t is particularly In the interest Of Farmers -
As we insure only such property rs is comparatively
safe the rates arc necessarily much lower than most
othera Itisa HOME Company, purely Mutual, and
perfectly reliable
p. ALLEN & co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-13

THERE is no longer secure refuge from
Justice, and that such is the case reioioes
the he; +: Of every good citizen. Not
long since, a registered letter from which
$500 had been purloined was received
at Chicago, \ istective was employed
Sy minute examation, he found small
pieces of plug tobacco adhearing to the
paper, which convinced him that who-
ever opened and re- sealed the package
used that hind Of tobacco. The several
post Offices through which the package
passed were visited, and ore postmaster
was found who used plug Tobacco He
had been considered un upright man:
bnt was arrcsted--thc money foun! ia
bis fossess,2 n, aud h, is now expiating
his crime
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-07-13

TuE:Foss Atkjn son Herald Beaver
Dau Citizen, Eau Claire Free Press
j., Lake Representa- tive, Barahoo Re.
public, Black River Bet ner, Whitewater
lp2ister, and some other express their
FIST choice FOR lien. William + Smith,