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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-03

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tel Snrbigtu, icood) woren ullr Sme pNnon
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Nem Dorf, 2. Snlti. - Der Yrdfoeltt
III nit ieiusr 5anlilie gelitrH in, !gsOH9 Sran4
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nno enolid) mn IS llbr fam Der 3ng init benz
YrdIioenten, ciner @cmablin nnb Sontllic,
ieiuem Shlpiegerpatcr 9cnt uno cem Sen.
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benz ,,Bapi1pnsSotcl." &ur5 oarauT inlr Der
Brdlipent init ieiner Eamilc nad) ieiuer Sitla,
pabrcno 3ou @innebmer Dhrtpbp lnb Bran,
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Der YrSitbetit wirb iid) Jest mlr lpenige
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-03
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9Sittmcu uuo 2&uiitt Ocr i'm AOblcuberglUcrE
iW l&cit BittitOu Ucrlrugliidteu @craIcute itno
bis cBt bier 1919 NciNnmclt mOrNCn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-03
SluS @anaoa. = Der SSNibinatpucr
.- SScytraa,

Sttawo, 2. 5unI. - 0i3 o6nleS," ciu
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lbiugtousr SrrtrageS, OaB BET FrcmIer Wiini
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bic ,.bobe" Gomniiiiou rcbtlib nod bcltcbe,
urb CT babcr udt bcrcd)tigt lei, Grtldrungen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-03
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ants Setretdr IT bon pCribieoenell Stttt
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pred)en, wclhen GiuiluB Der gSaibingtoner
Scrtra9 auf uuiereu Sanocl auSilben mlro.
Der Sctretdr bat conicquent gcantuortet,
oaB, iolange Der Sertrag nod feinc GSclebeSt
trait fir bic Ser. Staatcn erlan8t bat, eS
nidt ,,pedmdBig erid)cine, iidl tber ornIclbct
mad, benz 9Gunihs Der g3ricllbrelber gu
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martenoe Sor9eben Der en9lild)en Re9iernng
BetreiiS oeS &utrugcs gebemmt mcrocn
t0uute. Sbon jeBt abcr glOnbt Der Setretar
bercftigt III fem, bic So1mln9 III anBtrn,
bab Die auSfiibrung ocS SrtragtS ant llnle-
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fretars abpcIdeuOe Meinung aus nno be-
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TeciprocitGt uub aufbebung Der Sonncn2c'
bitbren fir cuuabiide Sobrjcllge onf otn
Sse'n onlerifaniid,e Sradltdlllirr nit otclen
9ebteren uid)t perocu conclirrircu t0nutn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-03
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Don syrautreib. ]
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0ie @eideute oes IF. Sdters fir
Die Barrier. .Iai4.
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Tener Scrlidernlss Seicllidaft.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-03

- Tim uugcIabr II llbr uorgelerlt Nud)t
brad, in Der g9iliou SnoBe, obsrbNlb Der
Boundary Snobe, eln Sener ans, ipelti,cS
8 Sodnicr in Aihe leste. 0icie $odniCr geh0r
ten Sarbigtn, icbodl woren nur Smci ponon
bcluohut. Scrtut unBeIGtr $4,000. Scinc
NeriidlcrNlla. y -. IL ----
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Deutibe uno en9liibe Gbmle.
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arbcitrn III cine Sebrerin auseicat. Wiit Der Shutc
II eine Eurns anitdtt ucrfnipf auh tuerbcn S6Iler
in qolt nub So9is genonlnien.
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4. anapp, Gds pon Solioapilr. uub Orange salsp.
(San. tS is.-.
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~ beriibmtsr "t''s|
Sdlmei,cr Wein> Waaen>Sitterer,

5ur Gdereu SeiIung bon
ptrtOrbensrn Waatn, Scpfpeh, unoereaulid,s
peld,e pom eem NRaeem herriibren.
&Sctrauhsanwciiung: Gin flcines Wetn9las pou Dor
benz Nitta9scien uno Gins Dor BEN Sdbldfensebcn.
gu perfalfcn bel 4. eplebeitn, Rr. as, 9Beffs
4rattffr., Baltimore, Yie. (Sep.f,fS)
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SSuDclcricu, llbrcn &c.

a. ag tf.e.Qo \. SSnn Group,
JtsT>lS i g1s,s,@ss t}abutaut pOH u5r8rtduitn
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RrIorhrre Nrimrrti1mtttt IuirO @sparatuten &c
lulNuttt lh ptiUGuBc ciD,n 1uoB.idirucn uMmi
trtl uu1 tarU CttbUIu SulJttetatluunA IN og 3t9a.
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nomttcyU It. |. 10. NUgoUtITtn. o. SMplul w Sapre
1851. 'ptNllN '"tNL.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-03
Spateitc Gabelbcrihte.
Gin Gomplot, oir 6auptltaotr
Guropa's in prano ,ll ltttktn.
Sas SauS SrlcanS.

Sic Grnsunuug 2eiranc's ais Dliniiter beS
Snucrn uup Serrg'S ais Frdlett oeS
Seius.8epartements.
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!. U. Yrnlb & Snbnc, A9enfe
Wr. 81, Sputbifraite, Baltimore,

Wr. St, SpUtDrtub't Nv
lIutcrsNqenten iuerben uerlan9t.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27
WASHINGTON.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 25.-Gen. GorlOa
will simply act as the charge TdDdirS OF
Russia until the successor Ol CatACN2Y
shall be appointed, tho function OF the
latter having ceased.
DR.. Risley has been appointed agent
for the Indians Of the Upper Platte and
Milestone agency II. X, johnson In
tcrnal Revenue Guagcr for the Both Ohio
district; WIN. WhitsOn Assistant As
SCISSOR Of the Seventh Indiana district.
The President las made 220 appointments
which are to be acted on by the Senate.
DRAFT or THE MESSAGE COMPLETED. :. =
WASHINGTON, ID. G., Nov. 2G.-The
President has finished the DRAFT Of his an.
nual message, md unusual care Is taken
to prevent the premature exposition Of Its
contents, nor will he risk the printing Of
II in advance OF the delivery OF tho dOCu'
ment To Congress. All tho copies will
he In manuscript. The Secretary Of the
Interior has completed his report.
Tho awards heretofore made against
VCncnzuela have not all been discharged
by that Republic, notwithstanding the
efforts of our Government in that direC.
tion. This subject will again DO brought
to the attention Of Congress.
1t is said by a gentleman who recently
arrived from Utah that Minister SChenck's
connection with the Emma Mining Com.
pany as one Of the directors, Is OF recent
occurrence. Senator Stewart Is, or was
recently In London on business connected
with the mine.
The Commissioners Of Patents yester.
day extended q patent TO Geo. W. Reun.
stOn, Of Indiana, for cotton and hay
nrpagpa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27
ARIZONA.
More Apache DepTedatiOns--The
Murder of the WIckenburg Stage
aaRp


More Apache DepredatiOns--ThG
Murder of the Wickenburg Stage
Passengers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-Dlspatches
from Arizona state that one hundred Gov.
ernment cattle were run off by the
ApaChes in Vale do Chena, near Pres.
cott
Troops and citizens arc pursuing the
ApaChes who murdered the WiCkenburg
stage passengers, and trailed them direCly
TO the Date creek reservations. The fact
that n large part Of the Apaches residing
there were absent at the time OF the mas.
sacre Is proven by the officers on the Res.
ervation. A dispatch says that among
the passengers was ono registered as Al.
fred W. L0ring, ofWhceler's expedition
Lorlng was the only passenger not
wounded by the first fire Of the Indians,
who were Rmbushed and completely sur.
rounding thHl stage. The three passen.
passengers outside and the driver were
killed by the first volley. The Indians
then rushed for the stage. Loring and
Hamil lost their presence Of mind and
jumped from tho stage on the side where
the Indians were. Messrs Sheppard and
Ringer wero both wounded and they
jumped from the other side of the stage
and escaped. In an instant Loring was
surrounded by the savages, and being
wounded ho tried to escape. The Indians
fired, two shots passing through his
breast. Lorlng fell, and was despatched
by a lance. Tho parties knowing him
here have no doubt rs to identity. The
people present raised volunteers with the
determination Of killing every Apache in
the Reservation, but finally consented TO
leave the matter TO Gen. Crook.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27
FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 25-Thc publication of The
RdpTet newspaper, has been suspended by
orders Of the government.
The Commission Of Pardons lias reject.
od the appeals Of Ferre, Rosset and other
leading Communists.
New YoRK, Nov. 2j.-A London spe.
cial dispatch from Paris, asserts that Jules
Ferry Is sure to be appointed Minister to
Washington.
PARIS, Nov. 2O.-The decision of the
Commission Of Pardons in the cases of
the CONDEMNED Communist prisoners Is
still kept n secret There Is great anxiety
among all classcs to learn the fate of Gen.
Rosset The lather oil this prisoner has
Just had IN interview with Thiers, in
which he begged that the life of his son
might DO spared. The President was
greatly affected. Gen. Rosset has written
a letter TO Thiers, saying hc Is ready to
die, but imploring that he may be spared
amilitary degradation. The General dis.
plays great flrmness and works in prison
Indefaligably. lie has just finished the
second volume Of his work on the reor.
ganization Of the army.
PARIS, November 2b.-President Thiers
and General Cissey made trip TO Rouen
to-day and visited tic site OF the proposed
military establishment. The citizens ex.
tended their welcome.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27
MANSFIELD VS.. FISK.
The Case in COlTt---MiSs Mansfield
on the Witness StRnd-..She has
Some of Fisk's Letters Left.

Some Of Fisk's Letters Left.
New YORK, November 25.-The libel
suit of Miss Mansfield against James Fisk,
Jr., came up again to-day in the Yorkville
Police Court. The room was filled with
spectators at the opening. Miss Mans
fields entry, in the company Of female
relative, created sensation. Shortly
after Fisk put in an appearance. Assistant
District Attorney Fellows, for the prose-
cution, asked that the Court compel the
defense to produce the original paper pub.
lished by Fisk, and which was the cause
of the libel. Fisk's counsel argued against
the pr0priety Of this demand, saying they
did not have the papers in their posses.
sion. Beach, one ol Fisks counsel, asked
that the Court exclude McKcon us coun.
sci for Miss Mansfield, who appeared by
the courtesy Of the District Attorney.
Mr. McKGon defended his right to be
present, but he was subordinate TO the
District Attorney lie made personal re.
marks with regard to Fisk, who he said
thought he owned New York, Now JGr.
sey, and even their Legislatures, and the
sooner We got rid Of such person the
better.
Miss Mansfield then took the witness
stand. She testified that n waiter named
King had left her employ and gone into
the service of Fisk; the affidavit made by
King had been served upon her; 1t was
false. Portions Of the NilldaVlls which
had been already published were read ii
court at the close of the examination Of
Miss Mansfield. On application Of the
bench Fisk was permitted 10 leave by tho
court on account of n busines engagement,
Miss Mansfield testified further rs TO her
past history. She was born in Boston Is
% years Of age has resided in New York
since 1867, before that at Philadelphia
was married at San Francisco in 1864 to
Frank LawlCr, who Is still living. A
good deal of argument here followed be.
tween the counsel for the prosecution, oh.
letting to the course Of examination and
protested against tho preparation Of scan.
dal for the public. She first met Fisk at
tho house Of u friend. lie had got her
apartments in the American Club House.
She received letters from Fisk, and con
tlnued, II have yet some OF his
letters; never gave any away; l
do not know how many | yet lave
could not tell suppose | have
five hundred left | had some property,
personal. When | got acquainted with
Fisk | Ind no bank account, but Ger
tainly was not poor ! have always been
well cared for. was not supported by
Fisk personally, while my own club
house money for my support came TO me
through stock operations carried on by
II. hIarstin, with the money
by Fisk. The money thus
received amounted to two or three hun.
drcd dollars week. After leaving the club
House | went to live in Jersey City. / re.
reived money while there through tho
Erie Railway from Fisk, who lived there
with me. After further testimony the
case was adjourned to December end.
Peter b. Sweeney, who will be witness
in the case was present In Court.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-11-27
ST. LOUIS.
ARREST OF A CHICAGO EMDEzaLER.


ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2j.-Godfrcy Blau
was arrested here on the charge of alb
sconding with several thousand dollars
worth Of goods belonging to his employ
or, Mr.. Hartman, Of Chicago.
SALE OF N. NJ. II. II. STOCK.
The City Counsel ratified by vote Of
fourteen tOsix, the recent sale of tho city's
stock in the North Missouri Railroad for
$4,000.
TIE LINDELL HOTEL TO BE REBUILT.
Arrangements arc almost completed
under which the Lindell Hotel will be re.
built on the old site. Only $4,000 re.
mains to be raised. As soon as this Is
secured the executors OF the Ames' es-
tates will begin operations. The new
building Is TO cover the entire square,
bounded by Sixth and Seventh streets,
and Washington avenue and Green street,
and will cost in tho ncighborhood of q
million dollars.
ST. LOUIS, November 2O.-Charles A.
Loring, young lawyer in this city, has
brought libel suit against the Republican
for publishing local i,cn to the effect
that he had been arrested for gambling.
He claims $25 900 damages.
THE Geological Bureau have elected
Prof Raphael Humphrey, Of Harvard
University, State Geologist, TO I'll the
vacancy OCCasiOnCd by the retirement ol
Prof Hagcr. David II. Rlsely, Of this
city, has been appointed agent for the
Sioux Indians
Capt. Hendricks, Secretary Of the State
Senate, attended n ball at Bowling Green,
Pike county, Friday evening last, without
having been invited. W. II. McCallister,
one Of the proprictos Of the hotel at
which the ball was given, attempted to
eject Hendricks when the latter drew o
knife and cut the external cAvital artery
In McCallister's neck. At last accounts
McCallistCr was dying and Hendricks was
under arrest.
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MONTGOMERY BLAIR.
His Views on the PrCsidenCy..Wants
VIM. G. Bryant for Next President
but would Vote for Greeley.
Montgomery Believes the Democracy
should Play POssum,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-IIon. Mont
gomery Blair, has been interviewed, he
says: Let the Democratic party as an
organization stand back, and the field be
kept clear to dlsafected and Independent
Republicans. Let the Radicals call their
convention and nominate who ever they
please, and then the Democrats rally to
his support. lie says some sacrifice must
be made 10 defeat Grant, and expresses
personal preference for William Cullen
Bryant, although he thinks Trumbull
would make a splendid candidate, Ss
would also Judge Davis, Judge Ranny,
Ex.secretary Cox and Gratz Brown. In
spite of his tariff proclivities, he would
Greeley. He docs not think that
there Is any scarcity of material, and
thinks the only difficulty to be apprc.
hended Is in the Hunkerism and Bour.
bonism Of the Democracy,
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"A farmer named DGnnison Miller,
residing seven miles from Detroit, on the
Chicago road, was murdered in his house
Saturday night by a burglar, lie was
stabbed with knilc and died Immediate
ly. The murderer escaped, but officers
arc in pursuit of him.
The building occupied by the post
office and Daily Telegraph newspaper at
Kalamazoo, Mich, was destroyed by fire
Saturday. The entire contents of the post
Office were saved.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Nov. 23.--Special
Aspinwall dates to the 18th have been re.
ceived. The city Of Gautimala was visit.
cd with destructive fire on the 4th inst,
Senior Calves, tho Guatemala Minister,
ia dead, and has been succeeded in Office
by Senor Scavala.
The trouble with the Jesuits In Gautc.
mala Is the cause of much anxiety among
the people.
San Salvador advices TO the 14tll state
that the treaty has since been signed
with Costa RiCa, and was tho cause OF
much rejoicing.
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THE ENGLISH MISSION.


WTs SCneHCk 10 NC ANtChIleus
NEW York, Nov ga HealdS
Washington dispatch states that Minister
SChenCk will be recalled in u very short
time, when Secretary Fish will succeed
him. There seems 10 bc nothing in the
law preventing n Minister from engaging
in trade or speculation. The custom Of
dignity however has prohibited the Minis.
tePs from assuming d business or specula'
tive position.
Horace Greeley states in the lriJHne
that SChCnck should not be condemned
unhcard, MS men rs able and worthy rs he
Is, aro not 50 abundant TINT We can 'aIlOrd
to crush one on n blind presumption.
MIR. sCmENCK MOTTO HE RECALLED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.--It Is ascertain.
cd from official source that there h no
truth In tho statement that Minister
SChenck will he recalled, and Secretary
Fish succeed him.
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LITTLE ROCK.
collision OF Municipal Authority.

COLLISION OI MnnlClpnl AulnOrltys
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 25.-Mayor Caller.
son last night disposed of Chief Of Police
Vance, and appointed Dan. O'Connel in
bis stead. The four members Of the old
Council, directed Vance to refuse TO obey
the order. This morning the Mayor met
Vance, and saw that he was still wearing
the star Of Chief, and he demanded lis
removal at once. Vance replied that lie
would not do so unless so ordered by
the Council, and drew n pistol, thereupon
the Mayor ordered three special police
men, whom he had sworn in, to take the
star away from Vance by force, and they
did so. This has caused intense excite.
ment, and IL is stated that four members
Of the Council have pctitioned the Gov.
crnor TO declare martial law in the city,
and tears are entertained that he will do
so. The Mayor has charge of the police,
but the Council about two years ago
striped him of that power. Mayor Cal.
lerson is now asserting the rights Of his
office, which the old Mayor allowed TO he
taken away,