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, 1872-12-02

From the 1ituscike {Pa.) Press, Nor. 5.
Nothing definite can be ascertained as to the
Saturday, By which Mr. B. 4. Wright and Mr.
Henry Wolf were killed. The utmost that is
known is that these gentlemen drove to the
magazine for the purpose of chopping the ice
,cy = from the glycorine, and it is supposed that
ne1 e1Plo9GS f r. s1a the coneussion caused by the
% The magazine @ ] was stu sitnataeSat dtaS aths purpose
from the town, and fow yards from the ra;i
road, and contained, at the time, eight thirty
fve-pound cans OF g1ycerine. The shock of tie
explosion VAS tremendous, and was distinctly
heard at the Sand Wells, near Oil City, twenty
miles from the scene OF the disaster. In the
immediate neighborhood, the effect was fright
fu1. The trees standing near are broken down
or stripped OF their tops and Limbs. The ground
where the magazine stood vas scooped out so as
to leave wide, deep hole, and rocks and stones
we're hurled to great distance. OF the victims,
scare 8 trace remained. The most careful search
revealed only q few shteds of clothing and
minute bits OF the bodies, and not enough could
be found in the two to fill cigar box !; and it is
the rest Of the fragments into the river.
The explosion seemed to exert it's force across
and along the banka Of the river. A house on
the opposite bank waH slaken SO TINT the win
dows were broken, and the clock thrown down
from the shelf where it stood. The accommoda-
ton train from Oil City, which had just left
Scrubgrass, had very narroW escape. 1t had
not left the station more than 100 yards when
the explosion occurred, and the shock was so
dows broken, md the headway Of the loco
motive checked. In another minute the train
would have been fairly abreast Of the scene of
the accident and would probably haTa been en-
tirely destroyed with the Passengers which it
contained.
, 1872-12-02

themselves in the earth, while others did con-
siderable execution among the shingles and
fenee-posts piled up in tie vicinity Of the
place chosen for the experiment. It WAS then
The latter appeared to have its force in lateral
direction, while dualine acted vertically, and in
direction under the charge. Since those ex-
periments, Nr. Cummings had been very active
IN Interesting our capitalists in the manufacture
OF the new agent.
1t the time Of the explosion there were but
four men inside the works, Michael Sackreiter,
Jr., boy Of Is, Frank Bentley, resident OF this
city, and Sackreiter's father, who had called to
visit his son while on his way home from town.
Mr. Cummings Was also present, and carpen-
ter, named Fisher, was employed outside With a
piece Of furnishing for the establishment. The
only one Of the party who escaped WAS Fisher,
who, though some distance from the building at
the time Of the explosion, received O number OF
cuts about the head and face through flying
splinters, which whir1ed by him with the cloud
that swept him off his feet.
Mr. SWain's erraud WAS successful in that it
secured the presence OF DR.. Thompson, Sheriff
Parsons, and Albert Como, Esq, who, with the
to the task Of recovering the bodies Of the VIC
Tins Frank Bentley was found short way
from the site OF the building, and at O. distance
Of sixty feet another body was found. Boards
were procured, and upon these the bodies were
fastened as soon as found, and dragged up the
bluff. The boy Sackreiter was found frozen into
the ice tnat girts the lake shore at that point.
To secure the remains it WAS found necessary to
chop them out. Tho TACT that the body was
found imbless at distance Of over one hundred
feet from the works displayed fully the terrible
force OF the explosion.
The Cause Of the terrible explosion will for
ever remain matter OF speculation, as all who
we're in the works we're swept out Of existence
with them. As nitro-glycerine entered into the
composition Of the new explosive, it is supposed
that it was the source Of the disaster. And this
, 1872-12-02

--~James Magil1, Brooklyn contractor, claims
to bo an q artist in MARBLE" IL is related of
and took it to the Queens C,uuty Fair, for q
premium. The day for distributing the honors
arrived, and Mac was promptly on hand. Prize
alter prize was awarded, snd finally Saturday
was reached. The artis.'s eye lit up with the
glow Of expectation as he leaned an1ioualy for
first premium for beautiful bleepins bul1-pup
in marble"
, 1872-12-02

Number Of sick and disabled
seamen treated In the Marine
and other hospitals. ..-......
Number Of aeamen with trivial
diseases relieved BY furnish
ing with medicine without
being admitted to hospital. ).
Total number Of searnen re-
licyed ..-.......~.......-...
Number Of days Of hospital re-
uef-
Average number Of patients
maintained daily, exclusive
Of B54 searneu received III
1872 without being admitted
to hospital.
Average number OF days each
patient remained in hospital.
Percentage Of deaths.
Total expenditures and indebt-
edness incurred on account
Of Marine Hospital service,
exclusive Of erecting aud re-
pairing Marine Hospital
buildingz. &
Average cost per diem for each
patient, counting 854 "out
patients y as 854 dnys' relief,
aud calculating average cost
on the basis Of total e1renGi-
lures and Indebtedness in
CURED for each year. .........
Diminished expenditure af the
service during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1872.
Diminished percentage e1pen-
4lluIe.
Amount Of hospital money col
4ected..
1ncrease Of hospital money col
leclon6.
Number of ports where relief
was furnished. ..........-...
Number Of ports where hosri-
tai money was collected......
, 1872-12-02

1871. 1B7o.
14,156 1892
e54
14,o56 1886
437,287 405,814
1883 I'LL
so ITO 50 $40
.o3 7G-1No .99 941W
:453,05a42 1896, 2o3.11
S .M 50 G.6
%8,819.s1
12'S per c.
1888, ,145.42 823,7M.05
85,514.63
71 81
145 1873
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
SrDilgton.
Eiis Eeffe GeISanlaee i'm Wdrffe

$4,000 fine Idon %ausetest, uub ~fCrnere aus
eeoebnte Serbs6erun9en bteien 9erbff sema6t. Sub.
dc cottage 5 nit alen mooerren B~equemlidfetz
ten, on elmer uiueQirten 20 Sub breiteR apenue nit
nnsemeEsuen Yldseu, perben iur cine limitirte 3eit
fir peniecr. oils aoftprsis anseboten. eisentbum in
Ger Staot, Srunbmietben, Sppotbeien unb anbere
siterbeiten luerben i'm GOuide an9enOmmcn. 9eere
GlGse Al pa6ter, nit uortbet5a itenBe binsunsen fir
Erbauer pom 9uten SGuiern. Otan ipenbe iib an
g. Sroins Sittp,
SIR. 81, ct. BaultraBe,
(Tnn7. 12NN nher 81. q. Nptter. ON Blobe.
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3n n%erfaufeH.

Id Das btaigie 9aus in OF { Baltimore, @r.
225, Sh=Sauettc.. rabe @uroiineitraBc, 10 hei so g.,
bis Oh cine Sebn fEub bIeite alfp etbenb, Gin oreiz
ftOdises segcliteinerres &ubnbau6 NIT 2 : itoti9en
9lnter9 ebduoe, qrunbiInefr'i @Gs ourb oas oanSe
Saus; Yreis $2i00, mad. iur bas Nau5 nur $1i00
nit $50 9runhmi. The. Scr S6luiiel 1T bel Sob. 81.
Siurbunr, ScPc Scr Saltimorc' une caroline
gtraSe. (298-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
9u uermtetheu.

E!i- Gin GROCER qaoeu, Gde Der @alpertz uno BGeas
Bu $5U, uuo Ella tleiuer SGoen, DEM "eriteren
.naren3eno, Al S21. Sbomds Sill,
GSo-l SdP hcr SSnnetfcz uun Ct. RQulircke,
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SHSpAafeI

auf oue 5auptpIiee uno 3ablrstte NebenpIdse tn
SenfIbIon6 un6 Dem Ibrigen europa fnb in unlerem
8ireau IN boben uub SteRen mir brett nuf foIsenb'
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NerIlnnf.

2ebn CUTE @ealrcnnnhsr on st0sarbsit in gr
2s2. Gasers, Gle Der @auitrn6e, bel Is. Remmel.
(299-300)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
NcrIonat.

Gin iuuecr Damn. I'm bas Sdlddtcr= 9eiddit gu
gsrreu. gtatSuira9en in Rr. 30, SenrietteffraRe.
(29s-9CM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
Soafei6 %1crlanat.
Mitrplnailhe Mothidlaqe

Gin por;iialiher nittcrnGr Srobtdfer. Rahsufraz
een in Sfr. 2i6, gBeitsW arfetfra6e, gorf, 9d.
1896 30Ol
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Jobn -. Bd9aner,O
jubm :. 9urrlug, S@ommthdre;
JameS N. Suicp,
(2ss-3oD 8m. Seu Sisler, gIert.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =2lu;ci0c.

gadrlht miro bItrHit gcgebcn, rap uutcTSethnGte
8oImadt Bur ScrUaltuHg ocs RGhlGlCs oC5 aubicr
ole 6orocruugeu an oicien ytGdlaB baben, lUcroeH
bictnit uuigclolocrt, iolde uebit ovu uotbi9en Belle
gen ipdttttus am 10. Smut 1873 ciuBrcitCn uuo
gtIttn0 gu MAIDEN ODER Su .gtrOGrti9cH, ouB lie lbrer
AuiprIdc an oieitu AtaulOB gcicBIIh iur ~Ucrluitig CT
ttlrt ucrrcH mogCH. &lC, 0lc SNbluU5tU an oICieu
JudluB 81 MAIDEN Gubtu, UcrcrH hermit %Gui9ctorz
bert, iul1c uuUcI5uqlih an untCrjcitnctenBu lciitCH,
no ntdt, 10 miro 9crlhtlth ctn9cidrttcn.
(2,S,9 ga, 3OU,6) NuHG &lIlabetb Siit, Iom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17

@eiGditsosrGnbelur9 bGlber lDiinihG i'd mciEe felt
isds Sabren beitsbenbe 9tetauratton 10 itnea, mie
moelIn, sn oerfGuien. Den 4reis itele idb iebr bilis.
IS. &. SpB,
@de Der South uno NaterfraBe,
(02I-l i'm RnlRmPnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
ScrIdngt.

Gin sutcr Srobtidtr aIs 2. oaro in Rr. 9O5
@et : Baltimore ifraae, bel jobann T.. Sant
meper. (30O1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17

Kill Gin tlernes WobnbGus an Der 8amiapftr. ,
3zt0dis, Z .3imner, @as uno gGaiier greiS $3.50.
Spbn G,lenn * Comp,
(oaQN Spy 4 Et Roui1roEe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17

nur6 Or. Gorl 9reuB, fpel1er feline &obuuns BON
SIR. sc, @tniraIz Ioenue, nab Nr. 80, Sarrifons
CITRATE, rerleat bat. Serlsloe eie6t iibsr aae Ser
(Jtob27. IU(t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
Scr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Spmuiift1rc.

SultImOrt, Ctn 10. Deg. 1872.
Die StrCRCu=S urbbruhs GOmmtfiGTC in Der Stabt
Baltimore mGtlgn bIermii bctunnt, oa6 JIG bel BEN
StaOtrCgiitratOE eIHeH SGrIht Der Ser9ltungeH, I'm
tOittn uuo &niGge, ME tie non tbncU lur oic SOn0enls
HIruu9 uuo ous SCifHGn Der StcrTettitrase BON
Der JfGmiQp- bis Al her itrGBe, IN utbers
ctrFimmluQ nut cinrr ron Dem 2%itrgermeifsr
mo oen Stdotrdtbt pom Baltimore am II. Sunni
1871 pGiiirtcn SerorOuun9 Gn9eicPt itnb, CUR 8urbz
ittt ntCoer9eIcst baden; ebeHIaus elneH ertlarenoeH
grunorlB bCiGgtCr StrGBe.
Ole 4nldBc ertrGtcu nd ari uro umiaiieu bci6e
StIteH btldgter SterrtttltraBe, pom Der Uic0eHrps
bis sur ,SrenontitruBF, etn|dlitBlld ots BGbrlpCgcS
%oCrlelteu pom or 6umiep' bis sur SoiunbiGitroBe;
beloe Setcn Ger NtcS5ntu=, BON Or 6Temonts bis
sur ScottitTGBt; bcioe SsIteu Der GumiQuitrcBC, pou
Ger Scottz his 3ur 6rcmo?titIOBe tetbe SCteu Der
GOlumhldfraBc, pom Or STcm0nt' bis Sur Scottftr.;
bcloe Setten Der ct. YstcritraBe, BON elnem BuEtte
2lS FuB pitlt6 u0n Der StCrrCttfiraBc bis 81 cincm
8unttt 100 TuB Dcltll6 OOU oCritlben bCtoe SGiteH
Der Slcrrctt= Auep, oOn Der StcrretttrlBf bis gu
e,ncn Buntte t27 iSuB iuoltd pom o~erielbcn bCtoe
SClGcT Der HGcuitrl sc, ron CHem BuEtte Is tSuB
n0TCOtllh bon Or SttrrCttItrGGe bis Su CInem Funtte
II 6uB iuOpeitltd oou o%critlbcn betnE Setten Der
JttogCIgitrdGe, Uou ctnem 8uuttc 81 iSuB uorootlId
O0H or StGrrtttirGBe DIS ju tinelH Funilc bl buB
iIOluctitd DOn o%erlelhe1; ole Sit0DGitictC Der brea
mouttrdGe, uou BET 6logcluitTOBc bis gu eiuem
Guntte 100 6uB i~1boHltb uon or sterrettnraBe; Die
SiometltIte Der ,5rCmONtlroBe, ron Der Glbop- ZANE
his 81 elntm Buntte urgcIGbt 90 BuB norolib Don
Der Dtc0cmOfruBt; betot SCttCH Der RrH9goiohraBe,
pom Der JtOmidu= bis Sur WitocurptraBG; oCIoe SEE
ten or &uIuion-Iucu, pom oCr %JI0mlap= bis Bur
UitberruTrGGe, uno ole Stititc Der ScottftroBe, pom
ctugm GuHitc IS 6uR UOrolrd BON Der Utc6enrutr.
big 50 CIRgm guntte l6 5uB, mtbr OGCT DeHi9cT, luo=
lid Uon Der GolumbiunrCBe.
Sit'mabcu bjtrburb 15rner befduut oGB nc auf
Conner flag, ~. SCSbr. 1872, Yinr9Gns 10 ubr, ftb
IN Ibrem NHreGu auT OGr SuoUltzGdc Der Ecrln9tons
uH0 GalucrtiruBc %UtriGmmcln mcroen, nm trgeno
cIncu OCT ulribIGOCncn III cem bCiOgteH 8CrthtC, To-
lUtt aud In oCm ertlGrenotu &lauc entbaItGnGn @es
g]eHitdn0t uohmul5 gu r]CptoirCn, unc fam etR Icoer,
Ger babel i~HttrciIrt ut, an icHcH Gage leinC giHUen5
ouR9en Uorbrlr8tn.
Jobu y. 8d9auer,)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
Serlanst uno geiu@t.

UerIanat.
Gin Srauen5immer gum 9oden, g8oiden unb BIZ
9elu, iopie uuh Elm MGb6en gum ainberparten in
Rr SIS, Glib. Srcaepau. 1900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
3u ~berfaufen.

Lii 2cbn breiitotIgc 8obnbduier on Der Glib
GutQipfra6e, Ha9e fn0be's gianoz6abrlt, iuerOcn
bille oerfauit, uno Suar auf fpodentli6e ODER moz
natllde .3ablungen, luert Gcrpiinidt.
ejpDH G5lenu q Spmp.,
(2SQ-) SIR. 4. CT. YauIftraEe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17

SStuto AL ]oerfdufen.
Sauier III bcrmtctben
N1nen Ill nermifthen.

Z. 50, @ourtlaroaruse. $50.
Sbpmas 5in,
(2S2-) @de Der %Tsanettez uno ct. YQuIftraBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17

SerlaEQt.
Gin Bidder Setrltn9 IN Sr. $50, SrIeansfrake,
bel Solemn Sidum. 5000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
Shpmas e. @aTon,
Nnn % u Arh- AsrnnN Nm ~
Qu Serfdufcr
gil heIfanfelf.

Ger gorratb uRo Die Ginri6tuus zines 2anbGaeeRe
srtsr 8laiie IN &o:UioHtolun, Ulb.
SbpmaS SiQ.
(2S7-) Cd Der 6anette4 uno st. Baulitr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
Yn berfaufen.

h:I Slcben 6Guicr. ieoes 4 Simmer uno Seller
CnIVGItcuo; Yreis 500 pro 9Gus, Hur SIS baar uro
Der Heit i'm 9dupcrcinc IN 6 5ubrcr III hCSQblen.
Serner 3 Siuifr !; Trei5 nur $500 pro Saus; $t00
baar, Der Jteit in 5 5Gbren.
I,rner s Sduisr an Der JtOietraBc, canton; 9rsis
46250.
Nerre CT . Sduisr an Der S'SonnelfroSe, Canton,
3=ft0ris mr. $500, 500 baar, Der 9teft in o Sabren.
JtGbere Austunft 9iCbt
Shpinas q. WtaIon,
IOQ2-1 81. AZ. 81 Drbz YrO0nmnh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17

kliil- Die SGufar SIR. 473, Rorb- 6remontftroFe, fir
$25, unb gtr. t1g, SiiozHopplftonitroGe, fir SIS,
ioluie
Elm Compton, f6 iir einen 4rootatsn ODER Uidtler
pGfieno. Shpmds Sill,
(264-) Gde Der Sapettes uno ct. IdulitrQEe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17

duf fentlt6er auttior.
Strait uno in 5Ol9e eines Setret5 oe5 Sreis9erthtS
Der Stabt Baltimore miro Der l1nter3ei9nete ais Ser=
lpalter auf offentliter Tuition am Slate Conn
dbenr, ben q. SeSember 1872, Nadtnittass 3
nbr, uerfGufen:
ccn sansen Srunsplas init Sebdulidfeiten,
beihrieben ME iolgt: NH Der Norolueftlette Der
fSaipnftraBc, in Der Gntiernung BON Is 6uS norolin
BON Der Gde, Die turd Die Sdnei0un9 Der ltorooit'
Seite Der 6iqbtraBe nit Der Jiorolpeltlette oer6Gtun-
Strase 9ebilbet miro, anidngenb, oGnn norooltllb
lungs Der SaDnitraBe % SUB scbeno: Damn uoromtit=
lid parallel nit Si9bitraBe 80 SuB 4 3ol; Damn iio=
ipeitltd, parallel nit 6Grunitra6e 40 SnB bis iur 0t9b@
StrdBt; oGnn ItooitlIb Lungs Der St9hltrdBe i TuB !
SOL; Damn norb0itlit parallel mt 6alpnftraBe1 10 ,SuB
uno oann iiio)ueftlid parallel NIT SlsbltraBe 80 SuB
bis gum Wnfan9e. Yitt Dem GebrauGee elmer 3 fuB
breiten Nllep, uno Dem Sauredtt iiher %oielelhs, mic
iolde6 in einem Eabtbrteie oe6 beIlgten BlaBe5 bon
5eintib @ilion uno anbern. on NNrlu Soot, Scr
%Dalterin, pom q. Dtat 1856 bItirt uno in BEN Sdnoz
ar6ireu btr Staot Baltimore in Stber y. .. gtr.
. ebaut nj I etnem 9roBen nno 9erGus
migen 2@todtgen en-, stcgettetnerueu
SO 0 b II b IL c, elmer idbrlihen @runbmietbe pom
$50, iOiute aud elmer 0ppotbet pom $1,000, idon idls
Zig, unterruorieu.
Die @ertauisbebinsun9en iinO: elm 9ritttbeit baar,
Ter Jtct in ie6s uno jpoIl UtonGten, o0er aaes baar.
nab Dem 8clieben oes Raulcr5; Die 9reolt CAB
lun9en itno bonn SertGuista9e an StuIentrN9eno mo
ourdl 5ur .SuFriebcHbett oes SeriDGlters i%nooliirtc ytoz
ten oes adutsrs Su fi9ern.
SboS. VI StifnrI, SeruGlter,
M PIP, SaternsGoenue;
GamuelS Spper s Chine, Mutt,
SieotsGte Der 9ap= uno fSd0etteitroBe.
1855, g, 80, 5,S ,301,4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
IN Gins ihGne Marfts2nnnfeQe

bon d2 Geern nit Stitgarten uno ausserpdbIten
frl6ten, ausseScihnetem Bobnhauie, S6eule uno
GtaGuns, meibe jest iebr etsiebls lit. Gu %pertauien
bird S. NJ. Sppfe, Gr. 3, KAN SuiiSings.1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
Mnlnlans III nerfaufen,

lii Dos empfebIersWsrtbe &obnbaus Str. 278.
9Nek : FapettefiraBe, lir6lih repGrirt unp I'M beiten
Sufan6e, 9runo %Sinsitei, iii 5u p%ertauien bei
5inSeS s. Sargednt,
f0G1-) SIR. 3, ct. BluIir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ga 1ermtep

Gin eoHaI i'm 2. stodiuerte bes nsusu @sbauees
hes ,,@orr9ipoHbGnteu," ootltduoig fir Seriammz
cling tridtet, NIT Jtaum iiir 150-t75 Serionen
Gas &C., lit bei'm Abenb, Niouat ODER Sobr billie
on 9eietli6Giten, BGuuGreine, &oqeu, Sin9oereine
sc. 5u permietsen. Dion met6g fb in Der Srpeb.
AR L AGA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
6auier btuig Il, perfaufea.

HkI 3 on Der NlnbiionzNuenne;
4 Oil Der Nic@ulou9Gitr.;
"a on Der @arepz un6 RepublicaIar,I
3 on Der 9aroeritr. uub
an Der @utalus, unrpeit Soffmarffrast,
am ggertae BON $4,000 bis $4,000.
Sbpma4 & Comp,
AIG J1P Npr ct. YnuI. n ibe Edrntononl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-12-17
ttl9tltqtH lpCIotH.
Gbas. g. WcSIoir,
olet n1.,rr.t -Nk,,
Ser Stra6cn 9urdbruhSs
Spmmiiidrc,


2tt StrGRcu=S urtbrudJs- omullidrCin Der Staot
9aIttmoJs maiden bieruIt betaHHt, ooB ne bet benz
Staot Jtt8ututCr tincH 9eridt Der &crqltu1gCn,
untolten uHo Anidtr, lUle ne Upu ibHcR ir oGs Sons
oenlHlrcn mo ot GrottnuEs Der NIsquItbaraBe,
uoR Der 8Olnt Ecne bis iur giortb-G9cHue, IN utbcr4
"elnitimmung nit elmer pom S%iTgcunCliteI uuo Staots
rGtbe uon Baltimore am Z. ptat 1872 p~niiiTttn Ser
orouun9 an9elcpt iiuo, SuT SurhVht UitbeTgeleet
bGbcn; ebeHiuu5 eiUcH ertiireuotH @uuUoriB btlagter
StraBe.
Die AHiGBe GTitreden id oui uuo umiGICn bsioe
stltcn Der ateQuubltraBc, pom Der RoroleItc ter
SiooleitraRe bis CUR gtUTtb = IpCHuc, eiuihleBltn
oes U1hrpc9t5 bciagtcr AlsQultbhTGBC bon Der botHtz
%anc bis Sur jtOrb ApcHur. biz SubUCitictte BON
8oUtz%one Uehlit uOH Der giequitbnru6I 3O4 Fus,
otItb BON bciagtCr StraRe 225 EuB; bC0e SCitCn
oct E%dnoalC-, NtoCrGlz, Sliocr' uuo rOTimauitra6e
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whom countei1eit bills are presented % stamp
them as such Was taken up. The House re-
fused, BY vote ofHs7 to 96, 70 suspend the
rules and pass the III, and it MasTeconnlit-
ted.
The bill for the relief of Postmaster East
man, of Chicago has passed; also bill 70
admit rec Of duty. photographs, paintings
etc. Tor the Cleveland Exhibition. \ & 4 !
conkllng called, up bis resolution requests
ing information from the President as to mum
Der of appointments asked for BY Sc ators
from New York, Illinois and Nebraska. Ferry
spoke in opposition to the resolution, ana az
the expiration OF the morning hour It Went
over, and the debate was resumed on ahe
French Arms resolution, Wright OF lows ha-
wing the floor. asE.s4 81 FL a f5g a.
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HAVANA. Feb. ~.
Grand Duke Alexis and suite arrived to day.
saIutes of welcome are now being fired. The
time for Decentralization of the Ducal party
is not yet fixed.
yss sss New ouK, Feb. IL
Stokes trial was resumed this morning.
The proceedings opened by the address of
the Counsel for the prisoner. who animadyer-
ted severely upon the Grand Jury which lil-
tlieted Stokes. s ssikt IA s
The funeral of Legrand Lockwood took
place this morning, ATTENDED. by large con-
course of bankers and prominent citizens. IS
{ At two o. clock seven Jurors had been
sworn in for Mayor Halls trial.
5 A special dispatch from Mexico says, that
military OPP ralions vt and near San Luis Po-
tosi were exceedingly active The opposing
forces are becoming still more concentrated
and numerous 1t has been pretty generally
conceded that the fate OF the republic would
be decided by the men in arms within brie1
period. FIG
The revontionists do not credit the report
of the death of DiaZ. veg y
A meeting OF thesfwenty-two appointed by
the Sachem OF Iammanr to proylde a plan
for the reorganization OF the Society was
held yesterday evening. Ahendroffer was
elected Chairman. invitations for q confer
ence of prominent Democrats We're issued.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

@s.t. s.ss,lss .s3 Is LONDON. Feb. 26. "a
After the thanksgiving ceremonies the
Prince of Wales vii! start on q tour TO the
Italian Lakes, staying abroad two months
The report that Lord Mayor Gibbons had
been kalightedls false.
-1 z.ss5.. PARIS. Feb. rs. 4
The counsel of the United States before
the Geneva arbitration are preparing their re-
ply to the case submitted by Great Britain.
They think that England will finally con-
sent to arbitration, but that the Gladstone
Ministry will be out OF. power before she
reaches that determination. s4 iss ,lJ
1T is understood that Thiers is opposed to
the continued residence of Count de Cham
borel at Antwerp. 5a
Subscriptions to the national voluntary
fund to pay the German war indemnity com
finue firm. and now amounts to twenty-three
million francs. sa sfi
PARIS, Feb.H i
The Pope has addressed a letter TO the
French Bishops. asking them TO support the
Count de Chambord for ruler Of France. Il
/ is reported that the Count will leave Antwerp
| to morrow. 49, @ AIS s.g. -s
ANTWERP. Feb. %,
4 There were some riotous ,demonsu atoms
late last night. All large assemblages were
dispersed by tie gems d'arms rs
/ MATAMoRAs. Feb. 25.
The reported death of Gen. Porlierio Daz
from dysentery, on the 18th inst, IS con-
firmed.
The followers Of Diaz have proclaimed for
Herds Tejado for President.
Four thousand Government troops are in
side San Luis Potosi Five thousand five
hundred men and eighteen pieces OF artillery
are outside, Eleven thousand reyolutinnists
are confronting the Government forces,
| Fighting has occurred, but without decisive
result. Both parties are maintaining their
ground. 81
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The once, arriyedat st. ul's GathedrM
between and ao' dock; tl!3 entlTe SEN
blage rose as hi MsIessy ends and nam
ed al standing till SIG took WI seat q the
Throne Yl'e qs De,zs was sung by Munster
chorus of picked voices after when, Tue
sArchbishop of Canterbury preached the SER
mon. At the conclusion Ct the services =
ST. Paulss, fhe procession returned 20 b''ch-
ingham Palace. the Prince riding in the same
car,i pe with the Queen.
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tive land. + sympashize with Youth your
great disaster, but the manner in which you
are restoring what you have lost isnnost graf
ifying, and is only another evidence % tue
wonderful recuperatiye powers Ct the Ame11-
can people after suffering severe injuries.
Allow me to congratulate you on the great
future that ID before yon, and. in closing
again to thank you for your kind, nearly y
welcnma. g Pa