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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-26
(Gingelanot.) Ia. Warb.

!pr. Heoaftenr - Giier Der ebreumerthe.
ten Utdnner, weld]e oils Ganoibaten fir ben
Staotratb 9enanut %rporoer, 1T Or. SEQ. II.
Qorter, Der befannte Sefretar Der SauoelSs
bbrle NIB 9%eralsgeber oeS ''Price Current F"
Ct 1T bon ben beiten Siirgerr Der ID. 8arb
fir ben |. 3pcig alf9eltelt morOen, mno bic
Siirgcr ieres Stabttbeils erbalten nd6ite $50
DE cine praftiidc @elessnbeit, bic 3batiad,e
feitSuftellen, baB ibnen urter alien llmlianoen
oaran 9elesen 1T, ebrenbafte, tiid)tige unb
reftlibe Ufanner In ben Staotratb III Icnoen.
Sr. y. 1T ueber elm profeiioneIer Bolitiier,
nod Iemter. aipirant, %ionbern pielmebr Elm
sriinolih seblloeter9 eihdftSmann, Der ldlieb.
lid MIR aut bas 0rd1Sen sablreider Breun6e
ib entihloB, icinen Wamen alf Die Gambia.
tenlilte iteaen 81 lafer. Wan priiie genau
bic Wdnncr, welde in Der IA. @aro bic
Stimmen Der Siirger iudeu unb Der Sersleid
muB inter alen umitdnben Su @unfen Ses
Srrt. Yorter auSfalen. Sbm gebSrt bic
Stlmmle zines
ieben beutiden Iboptipbargers.
171-6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-26

Sln gtannen OeS garlSen Siugerbunoes fin
Sbre freunblide @iulaoultg Gunfeuo mn
Sbrem uHterrebmteu ben beitelt @riolQ min.
i1cno, nit SdugergruB Scidnct nit aler
SohadtHug Soiepb YeiBner, 8uubessS Ser. "
GuS Cemiclben erbslt, baB mir tGglif i'm
Barte 9eoiegene @eian95z %ortrGge an erluar-
ten babet. Geqcn beS reitcreu Seit . Bro
9rammeS uerpetien mir aut Die betrefienOe
g%lnouce.
Sine 9 hetoungSfGGg hat 9citerlt
Sobn Watiou I'M Staottreisz @eridte 0e0clt
9atbarine Wation angeitrengt. Gr iagt, CT
ieI an 20. 9(oUcnlber 1866 nit Der Sertla9=
ten getraut moroer, NIB Nieielbe babe Td luie=
oerbolttf ebebred)eriiber 9auolungen idulbig
9emadt mo aUi p. SttoUer 1870 i'm b0Sz
wtui9er gSciie 9ana I'M Stihe g~elaIitlt.
@elbuBen.-&m 50. SObniou, bel benz
Die Bolt5ei cine per6orgcne 8afie, ciueH
Shla9rterett, tano, lab itf bonn BoliSiIten
Wtortimer pcrbaftet unO pom Hif)ter Sarben
I'M 50 nebit Soften gebitbt.
@eorg Cornelius hattie 9eaidteS @enlGB
.9ednoert, lpotir i'm 6ihter Dtegel nit 500
Strafs nebit Soften bele9te.
0orrao fubl in on 8 Baltimore batte
6cn Sonntag iiber icinen Bageu auf Der
GRAPE lteben laliel; oeSbal6 geitert Dem
3i'dter 6arlotu uor9efiibrt, mllBte CT Die So
Iteu be6ablcll, worauf CT iuicOcr entlaGen
murbe.
Gb 9emteien : Sobaun 5erbert iolte
81. U. BbiatpS in 9tr. ~, DtcGlberrpitr.,
llnt $l75 beitoblen Baben. 8ei'm 9eftrigen
SerbDrc muroeu aber feline St ieiner ~ferncreu
0etiutrun9 genit9enOen Shulobelege beige.
brutt, peSbalb CT mieber in 8reibeit 9eiett
morb.
ais 2Gnb ftrct6er uub SiraBenbettler
lab iidl 9eItern SanteS Burt arretirt uno pom
Rihtcr SarlOw auf cineu Wtonat uad) Dem
Irnlenbanie auf 8aDuiew ipeoirt.
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81 Minn catalina.

Der 8altimortr episcopal : Metbobii"
ia9t: n8ir MAIDEN uniere 9eier aui cine fiS,e
iI6er I'll Vino Catalina in elmer auSeren paIte
liniereS SlatteS aufmerfianl. Oieier artifel
III ourd cine amerifaniidc @eieGid)oit impor-
tirt unb mirO Obne 3peifel bon SauIcuoer qe
brau9t peroen. 9a mir nit elmer Slai6e
b%crielben bon Der @eielidaft beebrt murOen,
% tblnet mir la9el, baB er elm uor3iigliher
artitel II, uno botten nur, baB oeriel6e Die
ptelen ltaoli1enS Comics ODER Sitteren aus BEN
Dtarfte pcrcran9en wirO. Gr id)eint ein bel
&eitcm por5ii9liferer Irtitel, al6 trgeno e.
ler, Der hem amcrifaniihen Solfe bis iett Of
ferirt %poroer, gu iein." (9ulil2, IS. t&p4.p )
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-26
bic beutiae Sluftipu
Der 5eftdnbe i'm 9 d. iteuparf
q n r, ~

Utl q 4! 7 U NUE III 2 q II 3 c II y a { fe
an Selair, Hoa6.
Nir MAIDEN bieiige Wirtbe lnb baS Yubfi,
tlin iiberbanpt Oarauf aufmcrtiamr, bat beute
gadmittag i'm Stiiter~Barfe an oer 9e.
lairs 9foao Der Serfauf Der Stanbe fir bas
Sro6e Sbiibenieft itattfinbet. gDir bemerfen
odbei ansoriitlit, bab Die @eieaibaft bies.
nal gang beionotrs liberalc YeSinslnaeu be.
piltst, 10 j. .. bitrfeu an ben @sfanoen
8affee, Sbee Ii. |. 10, on ben Srintlinoen
&igarren, an ben SobazS tGitoen ulie nit
SooazWaiier permfii6teu Getranie pcrfauit
lperben. 0a ben reip. Snbabern Der peritit.
oel!en Stanoe bierourd weentlide Sor.
tbcile ertpad)le1, 10 III cine lebbafte Bethel
ligun9 bel Der auftion ;u erparter.
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eSair 0aDen.

Gtner ocr beltebteiten Saiorc, ipobin bic 9dttimoz
reI In Den 9etBen Somnierta9rn Bieben, nm cline argez
nelnle gSafterlabrt ~ 9erieBennto AN Strdnoc lriihe
Suit 81 tdopien, III oOs idongelegene .Satr 6apcn, I"
Ger ibole 9ampler "DtdtitoG" idbrt tSslld Oior9ens
. ubr nod oeTt Eldbe 40 uno teprt AUeno5 8 tlbr Sus
rllf. Yin ieoem Wfontng uno Sonrabenh mddt Der
SaTnpler nod cine Sabrt Hldmittaes 2 tbr. Im
SlaBe betnoet fb ein uurtreliih g~eilprtes @otrI mo
aIlE non &rcnrlLOnLlrn nclnluidLrn ylC nltcmlldlIritcn
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nag arser ben re%aclmaRiocn aabrteu ssr

pa5@ auBer ben re9clmaBigcn Gabrten Ser
DYorfs Hoaber Yferbebabn" Iino
BON Sonntag, ben %. Suli, al nod iol9enoe
J 10 den Baltimore uno Is o.
D s t o 10 an9eoronet: bon Baltimore
mad @opanstoipn fri Z unb 8 uk unoytad,.
mittagS BON 3 bis 8 ubr iebe Stunoe; BON
@opanstoipn rad Baltimore iriib 8 llnb 9
ubr u. Wadmitta9s BON 8 bis Abenos 8 llbr
fitnolid. Q72-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-26
9Irbeitcrhane.

Gnolid iin6 bic nenen GBalten ilt oas Sr9enrlor
In oei rarbeiterbale" an Glib 5reberidiir. aR9ei
Abenb manhiaitieer eenadt weroer. Inter Der
nelten StIten 1T Ole Waht am Rbetn," ,,0tt
Seutiden BaterIano," Supertire 5u ,,2ie lpeis
Trdu" &C. Die sArbeiterbalt" lit AR 5eit Gin iel,
oeiudtes, ~bsliebtee uno p~opularee Total. Die Ss
oiennng lit prompt, Ole @etrGnte fino uortrcfIlih,
uno 2r. S6le9fI nets Elm SHooriomlnenoeJ, eoulGni
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6nni, Mrnnc

puroc Dor aurSem fir ole 9ommeriaiIon er6fnrt.
Spci Dampier (Bre abfabrtsieiten ltebe In Der bes
t~refenoen AnAeiSe y uermltteln Die 8crbinbuna Die
ies %bettcbten Yergnigunasortes nit Der Sta6t uuo
MAIDEN tdlttd Sonndbeno uno Sonnta9 ausges
nomInen % Sins uno Sertabrten. Der gIab 1T init
neucn Saulimteiten unb anlaeeu perieteu, Die Stihe
trefllh beiielt. Spirituofen aher ~nerpnnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-26

H0S- Der rSatobS-GIub" mad,t an,
80, sui stllen Dampfer.a usilus na1 ,,Wto.
nltmental. 8iibing. @roue." ueber bic Srtc.
no Stuete CUR Sbeilnabme an Der Ggfurlioul
81 haben hnO, 9tbt Die bstrciienSe anseiae
ausfunft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-26

n9l Der naieberfran5" bat feline
oteslabri9e 0ampfer. @rturion ani 3ienilaa,
ben l. 4u9uii, felt9eieet; bas 3iel oerielbell
TT Va Belle @rope. VetreffS Der Ylabe, mo
Sabrbtaste gu baben iino, perpeiien mir aui
Die betreffenbe Innonce,
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Nadh 0E}hitc NipcF Mrtrent

inabt Der -1bonias eouper" tdsltd = 6reitass auSs
8enommen = pom ytr. 2, ei1btfir. sNerite, pier Iabr.
ten = rub 9 ubr, yyia6m. 2, 80 uno ~ nbri Sonnz
Wilflteorp6 int am Sprb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-26
Die ebemaligcn Shiiler oc8 Nrpf.
SSm. 3. SlaoQctt,

oeS rlbmlldlt befannten 1anSlebrerS, 9aben
bente benz bsliebten 9ebrer gu @bren in
Vtutb's Shilsenbofe ein yta6mittags. uro
Monoidletus Picnic perantaltet, peldeS ben
3beilnebmern Semitic Der d)ieoener art Der.
lpribt. Oas San3,Y ro9ramm IN ~portreit.
LID, nldDt itinber baS engagirte Yroi. Sab.
nier' ide DiuffcorpS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-26
NnhhlA aafnnN- 0in.

User elm blIiges uno 0ngcnebm g~eleoeues Seebal
heiuben mid, ttm empfiblen mir @obb's SsGano
ga. Breile SO pro Gag. SIS pro gBode. Vie Jleti
uonce!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-26

Es- Der ,Irion" unternimmt be.
fanntlid an 6. au9ult cine Dampfboot.
GrcurHon; Inscbote auf bas Siihet, bic
&etanration nno ben .3uderpertitalo iuers
ben bis mor9en, Diittwob, in Der ,Wteha.
MICS -0ale" Observation-Disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-26
Maiber,s obeon,

ut. 7, MISUNDERSTANDING
fortrt iest, mic nod ME 5uuor. @auS neue 9rdfts
berri1en out oer Ralber'iben SlbHc; ~bcionoers hbeH
gRitter uuo @oelfrduleins pom 9orte," eepobuIth
"Female aud Male hinstrels" beuamiet. cine ieltene
anJis9un9strait aus. Sr. Rai6er that riSen 8IldIis
ttihen 2bgater benuseno, e~inSelne EaleHte ~oerietbtn
5i 9%elutnnen %perltano. Dies II init 9rosen Rotten
nertniptJ mcSbalo CT Elm 9ntree uon 10 Gents, iir
oatlt inb bic ldn9en 10 TUiberDdrtigen Rauien per-
i9pnnoen, lnb man iommt ben san5en 4beRo nidt
aus benz Sdden.
rs Jubaun Seuerbaum III ron Rr. 10, Ct
COMO StrdBe, nat 9tr. so, 9entre : Wtartet : space,
Dem Scan Bauls6duic," um9GJogen uno titdt beu=
&c iIlih 10 llr fincn perNflIihIn Nnnih aui.
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@arfelo's
patentirte ielbfpaidenbe
Aaltm allfr-Seiff.

Dieie seize n cine Der nittidRsn GrHnbunsen Dc
Settalters; lie iudidt bic %fetniten. iuie aud. bic srob9e
Ba6rtfate i'll faltenl, tparneni, bartein, iptiden poer
Salblpaiier obns :aoden obsr Wia idinerie. uno miro
sararttrt, baB ite bic %feiniten ~fabritate nidyt beiddbiat
mem! mad Mniuenoun8 9ebraudt. Gs ii cine uors
ndmlit: "
/. Dieie Seife. bnrb tbre siaene Strait. Ioa bos
Gett aul une befreit oas 0leibuus sIid pom Sdmub.
einiab unb idnen Dasienise tbusn6, ipeldes asfpbbr.
Ilt MnHen9nn9, une Neibung Der 3feiter burh Bic
9Soldrnn'dine oeer Waidhrett %er5orbert. Setr fpenia
Sanorelbeni 1T notbia, penn sicieScie eebraudt pirS.
ais8rnommen, no iid Der Sdnut fcbr tiei ~einaeIsst
bat ODER bic aieiber jsbr beidmust in6.
!; Gine siIte gealbirau ipenr fe mi,esm @ebrauds
better ,uaiben. ais spei @aidirauen nit ben beIten
Sealdllnai4trsu une Der 9em6bnlideu Seiie. VI
3. Us miro 6urdjaus feline Sdure ODER Goba In nor
Babritation c~crielbcn eebrauht. V'
4. pis 9issntbllns r4 arantiren. baB burdaus gQidte
eine gpeiie befdpdoi9ea ionn. "sT 'N
gSteoeroertduisr erbal.en ben ibliden Rabatt.
Sasfeu. 2puu x Comp.
- 9tr. 33. Glib . ~GutapfrdBe.
(Iprii25.3DPte.4 Q tam
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yin bic 9entidem Der 2. Warn /!

&t1 9roBes unrcht, Ia, cine WiiBuh.una ibrer eioe,
nen SSnterelien tutiroe Die SeuOIterune Der 2. R9ro
be9eben, fDenn fe
Srn. ScinriH QSeitel
ntht pseoer In ben Staotratb ipablen piirbe. Sic.
rliibt bat. Die Snterefien Der Warn, iusbefonoere bis.
leniscn iprer oeutitcnY eiuobner, nadp arajten An iprz
bern. 4aie man itd caber burd, Die iaiiden anSabcn,
lpelte ietne Wipalen iber ibn uno iein ifaetr6tblitss
Seeer iur pm. 9eetSel; idr ibn iuiro fiderlid aub
lest pie srobs Wlebrbeit Der Stimmen fallen.
n20-11 NieIe ceutfd,r SSiirosr Nsr . Su..S
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0fSctter : Wepbad,tuno an, "a c,uti

Die l~oiaenesn GemperntnrzS eobadmn9en nutben
BON Sril 9iram $. Benrob pom Siauaisamte beS
Srte9ssS epdrtemcnts tlr Baltimore aemadbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-26

Jnii, II nbr % Win. NbentS.
8berrnometer Stano 6j NarometcrsSt arb 20. 81
Ser oifsieue 0sstterprupbet
In gBeibtn8ton il9t: Der 9orooftautnI, Der an Der
Notwithstanding BON Siben bel anridte, ipir6 S1
Staotcn %erttreden. Der ntebrige Iemperoiurjiano
an S9trnsS See ipiro fb iuabr ihelnfi6 eeqen ben On.
tarto= zee bin eritreden NIT iriiten SeinSsn pom Gil.
oen uno Sfen uno Me9en noroli6 uno oitlidJ bon
Bennjplpanten. 8ribes unb erobenocs petter miro
uabribeinltb i'm Ohio Ebale mad Sloen bu onoaus
ern. CIR Die Sberen See'n uHe ben Roroiuefen in
tlGres Bettsr pabriheiHfid. = >"
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-Wrh. RnItfmnrsr @hMh.nn.

nBsR. Baltimore Gdittuo, {.
ielti d. aft" Der .gSeft . 8altimorer
Sbiieen @eieqi6oft" it oas uabneberbe
S4reibsn OeS bieIigen SdugerbunOes Suge.
gangeu:
Nm Ole pg8ets % alttmorcr SdHeeu. Geiea
i6ait." Seebrte Serru! SIRE fremISli6e
Sinldouna bonn 4, Suit iUurbe pom aan,ert
Sdn9crbuno einitimmig augeuOmmenI, rinO
benafri@tige i'd Sic, OaB ic6eu Sag ucritie
oene Sereine, mie i'd lie bier folgen laTe, nit
lbrem 8eiube Sie beebren uerben:
Nr. gSalttmorsr SieOsrirGns" yiittuoh,
Rr. 8 lrPfous@eiuaoGsrein" Uitttioo@, 3. % O'a""
ar. 5 harmonic @siauoUtitsia" Bonner. "
tag. 3. aus. 40
Nr. I g@ermantas 8ldnHcr1or" glittpo6,
Rr. ) ST &atitmOrsr qieO;rtrani" mittits
yr. : r3anoT S1anucrao'r'' wiOrias,, 81.
ar. I :" iganimcrer aarntr.63 sfdanoper,in,. "a
Dloata9, 81. Suit. 25
gtr. $ o. cutouiu YtdnHetdor" Mtttnod,
?. au8. IS
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Xe1enraphifdcs Slncr1ci.

Sobu SouuerS, Der in gtep. Dort angc.
tlagt 1T, ben Sobn @oB BON g%6iQiamSbnra
ermorpet Si baben, 1T, % iid bic @ei6more,
llet mint ci1t9en fonnten inter $1,000
Siir9i4aft 9cltellt unb aus Der Saft eutlaIien
wor6er.
Is n Gan SrauSisco iiuo @eni. Glcott,
elm @n9lGnber, unb glfreb Stigma, elm frauz
SoRldler Sanaoter, geitcrn perbaftet morben,
neil nc perodftt9 iinO, iid bel benz 9e9cn Bic
nSanf Der Dominion" IN Soronto periibteu
&aube betbei1igt Su ba6rn. sic wurben i'm
Sefibe zines Sheiles Der 9eiloblenen Sbliga-
tiorst ilte zines groBen SorratbS bon Sin
breberucrfSeugen betroften.
-Nis nUs;uuoh,,, 10, A.. Qn.Ln ...sI-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-25
No Regency 10 he Established in
Great Rrf1afn
More Revolutions i'm Mexico.


NEW YORK, Oct. 25- MatamOras dates 10 the
21st instant state that a rronunciamento was
issued AT Monterey ON the Sth instant by TrevinO
in favor of General Diaz, and declaring Juarez's
election fraudulent. All the federal officials in
Monterey and other cities are under arrest. Ire
vino imposed a forced loan of $4,000 on Monte
rey. American Consal Ulrich refused 10 nav
81 200 imposed on him, and hOisted his flag but
being given ten days 70 pay IL or be imprisoned
he paid the money. Several Americans refused
TO join Mr. Ulrich in his protest. Trevino sub
sequently moved on SaltillO. and at last accounts
was investing the place, awaiting artillery. Ces-
peda, who defends Saltillo, was fortifying and
receiving achievements. The government
troops had defeated Martinez on one side of Sal
tllo, Martinez being wounded. The revolution
lists claim ten states. Escobedo win prevent the
TeVoiutohlsts from penetrating to the interior.
Cortina has Joined Naraijo, a revolutionist in
vesting northern Tamaulipas. Sermeno. a reyo-
lutionist, after being routed, fed TO Brownsville
Texas. Palsccio, commanding at Matamoras
adheres TO Juarez, but the people will pronounce
against the government IL the revOlutionists are
at all successful. The telegraph lines in Mexico
are all cut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-25
War with ~the Heathen Ch,nee.,

sNcItobs ITOdOtcS IN los AngetoS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2i-At Los Angeles a
fight occurred in the Chinese quarter. Officer
Bilderon attempted to arrest a Chinaman for
shooting another. He was resisted, and called
ON Robert Thompson, a citizen, TO assist him.
The Chinese opened fire on both of them.
Thompson fell and died almost immediately
Officer Bilderon was shot, but escaped on horse
back. A mob soon collected and attacked the
whole Chinese quarter, and were resisted by the
Chinese. Five hundred armed men surrouE ded
the Chinese quarter TO prevent any from es-
Gaping. Fifteen Cinnamon were hanged by the
mob, and their houses fred. The fire, however
was extinguIshed.
p. m-0rder at Los Angeles has been par
tally restored by the authorities. No more
bloodshed has taken place. Several Cinnamon
have been arrested and are lodged in jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-25

ARCTIC ExPEDITIoNs.-The open Polar Sea
reported by the Atlantic cable as having been
discovered by one of the German exploring ex-
petitions, has directed attention to the different
companies of scientific men now employed In
the arduous work of reaching the highest
parallel of north latitude. 1t appears that at
the present time there are seven expeditions
engaged in Arctic research-two from Germany,
under the command Of Rosenthal and Payer re-
spectively; one from Sweden, Consisting Of two
government vessels of war; one from Scotland,
under Lamont; one from England, under Leigh
Smith; one from France, fitted out by Octave
Payy, and the United States expedition, under
Captain Hall. The discovery of the open Polar
Sea by the German expedition brings to recol-
lection the second Arctic exploration of Dr. 9.
h Kane. and his perilous overland journey;to
point from which he saw, in the inacce sible dis
lance, the unfroZen waters of the circum-polar
ocean. This discovery of DIR. Kane, although
credlted by many person. was not accepted as an
incontrovertible fact. The accuracy of his OBJ
seryations has, however, been established by the
recent report from the German expedition
Philadelphia Ledger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-10-25

- Cousin John is the name of a town in
Georgia. 'N
HRochester is to have ahouse of refuge for
girls. -''
HNo jewelry whatever on the streets Is the
latest rule for ladies.
~ Hartford has about three thousand
children out OF school.
The soil of Alaska is coaled as well as the
climate.-N. j. World.
~ Among the new fashionable colors are
prune, putty, pastille drab and apricot
@ Smoking In the streets is prohibited I'm
Chicago. -"
ut he tailors' strike at New Haven Is ended.
the employers acceding to the demand for
increased wages.
SOut West, candidates have n vav ot
declaring that they will play seven-up on one
another's coffin before the campaign is over.
STwo Of the men arrested for Ku-Kiuxism
IN spartansburg, 8. c., are respectfully eighty
one and seventy years Of age. -
~The reported earthquake at Providence "a
attributed by the Norwich Bulletin to a corpu-
out OF bed.
sS-Griswoldr Of Cincinnati, lectured In q Min
nesota village for the benefit Of the Chicago suf-
tsIers, but the audience was SO small that he
In debt to him. -
HThe opponents of Guzman Blanco, the
guished individual and the Civ Of Boiivar.
Louis Ariste9nieta Il the new /. President" of
that republic"
The English papers announce a strike of
all the hands In the wooleu trade. numberine
IA 600, for an advance OF ten 20 fifteen per cent
In wages. An early settlement of the dispute
was however probable.
RPatriotism In young maidens IN Metz 1.
tantamount TO all the virtues. young Freach
lady OF that city recently refused O PRUSSIA
ofhcfr's offer OF marriage, and the next day re-
ceiyed ten application for her hand among the
richest young men Of the town.
~ Some of the journals Of Maine are adyoca-
ting the enactment OF O law making education,
compulsory The average attendance upon tn.
public schools OF The State Is now only fifty PEI
cent OF all the children Of school age.
~ After the great fire i'm London, In 1906
Parliament enacted that every house should be
built with Independents walls, and all In from
raised to equal height, and those walls should be
of stone or brick, and that no man should deiasf
beyond seven years.
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THE MORMON CoSFLICT.-In the Hawkins
case in Salt Lake city yesterday morning, the
defendant asked to be released, for the reason
that the verdict was not in accordance with the
extent of the punishment. The motion was
oyerruled, and at the request OF the counsel
sentence was deferred until Saturday next
There Is some excitement among polygamists as
morning was thronged with women. Hawkins
himself Is wholly unconcerned. He has been
remanded TO prison at Camp Douglas. The
Mormons talk peace, provided Brigham is not
subjected 10 imprisonment. They say Brigham
would submit, but his followers would never
allow IL.
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britannia Rules the Waves no Longer.


There was an exciting yacht race Yesterday
between the English yacht Livonia and the
American yacht Dauntless for a fifty guinea
cup. from the Sandy Hook lightship to a stake
boat stationed twenty miles to the windward and
return: The weather was very foggy and disa :.
greeable, but not unfavorable for sailing At
1l49.26 a. m. the Livonia crossed the starting
line, and the Dauntless followed one minute and
one second after. The start was very interest
ing, and the yachts kept their distance about
two hundred yards apart for nearly thirty min
utes, when they tackled, They then got v de
apart, and the Dauntless succeeded in weather
ing the Livonia, and gained on her fast till the
stake-boat was reached at 3:22O5 p. m. TIE
Liyonia rounded 14k minutes later. ComipT
back the wind veered around two points and fell
considerably. The Livonia was overhauling the
Dauntiess fast, and seemed to be the winning
bo.t, when good eeven-knot breeze sprang m
and the Dauntless travelled away from her COM
O'Clock, the Livonia coming in at 5:2s.32. The
actnal time of the race was for the Dauntless,
h. q m. 3 sec, and for the Livonia, Oh 80 m,
sec. Corrected time-Dauntless, $40 IS; Liyonia.
5:46.41. The Dauntless won by IL minutes and
seconds actual, or minutes seconds corrected
time.
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Under date Of April 18th, II, Dr. Henry j. Rogers,
oe Sharp street, Baltimore, an eminent physician
writes reglrding CRYSTAL DISCOVERY:
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patch OF hair on the left side of my head became
iectly white, without at all affecting the remainder
To remove this unsightly appearance, had recourse
TO various preparations both in Europe aud this
country; but they all had great defect-they dyed
the hair black. Now, with your Crystal Discovery,
can get the desired shade-the natural color of nv
the best preparation know of.
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oc7-tr ARTHUR NATTANS, Discoyerer, &C.
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SEIZURE OF A GEORGIA RAILRoAD.-Parties
are seizing the rolling stock and other property
The iron for the road was seized at Brunswick
No payments have been made for some time
Kmbalps inability Is said TO be the result OF the
Chicago IRE. There are rumors Of Reputation
Of the State bonds hypothecated by him. Gov.
Bullock seized the road and placed IL In the
hands OF Col. John Scriven, OF Savannah. He
and r. A. Brown, attorney for the road, have
the eOmpany. H.
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TIE FOREST FIJI

TIE FOREST FIRES EXTENDING
from Rochester and Poughkeepsie report the
fires in the northwestern part Of New York and
IN the mountains on the upper Hudson TO be
them, and of this relief there is as vet no
prospect. The mountains above Dauphin
Pennsylvania, have been on TIRE since Friday
last, the scourge extending two miles from the
Susquebanna river and the entire breadth OF
Peters mountain. Fresh fires have broken out
in Wisconsin. This time the scOurge exists en-
the woods OF Beloit. Other fires In the vicinity
of Beloit are ali reported. Adyices from Lima,
Ohio, state that extensive fires are raging in the
woods near that place, and that several villages
are threatened with destruction. IniWest Jefier-
son, Ohio, a disastrous fire was caused by a
party Of sportsmen hndling a fire in the woods.
At last accounts the flames had traversed a scope
of country nine miles i'm width and two miles in
breadth.