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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1872-02-25
SlCRET ORDERS
TIE MAsOSs.

CAiao CouMASprRY, No. l3--stated Assembly
al the Asylum Mason; Hail. first and third. .sa..
utday- 10 eaci month.
CAIRo CouSCIL, No. 2i,-Regular Conyocation at
ssonic Hall. the second Friday Ia each month.
CAIso CHATTER, No. 7i.-9egular Convocaton
N Masonic Hail, on the third Tuesdsy OF every
month.
CAiIo LopGE, No. 23T r. "A. Regular Com.
nunications at hssenic Hall, the second anu
fourth Mondays OF each month.
DyLT. Lop.I, No. sos +. 4 A. M.-Regular Com
municatlon- at Masonic Hall-hrst and third
Thursdays IN each month.
THE oDD-FELLows.
ALRNlxpEk InpgT, 22t,-Neets in OidFelCEs.
Hal, in Art - Bdil ling, every Thursdsy even
sy, a, 7o'c.v :.
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STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor, John NJ. Palmer;
Lieutenant. &c Governor, John Dsugherty;
Secretary OF State, Edward Rummel;
Auditor OF State, C. r. Llppincou,
State Treasurer, +. y. Bates;
sup,, public l. .struction, Newton Bateman.
CONGRESSMEN.
senators-Lymsn Trumbull and John A, Logan.
Represeutat,ye for the State at Large-J.
Beyeridge.
Representative Thirteenth Dstrlct-John NJ
lebs.
MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Senators, Ist irstrlct--f A. f. Holcomb, OF
Union, and :. X. Gibson, of Galatin.
Represcntatiye, lst Distrct-H. Watson Webb
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NORTHERN DIVISION.
TRAINS ooiNa sorrHylsr.
Mail. Express
Leave vrginia...... GAO am........ e. 1856 pm.
g Sprngield......" 9.20 :. .......... 800 .
Tayloryile....-l0:52 - ............ 4:28 a.
Arrive At Pana.-.."....ll:i6 m. ..-.".... 5:l7 I"
TRAINS aoINo SonrHwEsr.
Express Mail.
Leave Pans s..........4:OOa a,m ...-........335 p.n
Tayloryille. 90 .............4:26 -
Arrive at Springheld..o;l5 % .....-........6:00 "
Leave Spslngheld...".-d;25 % ...."---...6;lO 4"
Arrive ut Nirglnia......-s;25 " .....---."s;l5 Z"
SOUTHERN DIVISION.
TRAINS doisG seUruEAsr.
Leave Edgewood $50 am. .."......l0;l6 am
" Flora. a...............s:25 ..... .......ll:40 "
Ar:ive at Shawneetown3:53p m.........".. 5:l5 p.m
TRAINS GOING soRrHwEsr.
Leave Shawneetown....5i5 ann ........"..s:2Opm
Flora-........"..."z:55 g ............,7tS
Arrive at Edgew ood .....45O " .........,...s;2O "
The $3.50 ain. train from Edgewood, runs only
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays ani 5;i5 am
train from Shawneetown on Tuesdays Thurs
days and saturdays. 90, ,,,.
OF Chicago and Alton Railroad, for Jsckson''l'e,
Petersburg, Mason City, a nd all points west.
Al Springfield. with chicago anu alton, AMI
Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad, tor
Bloomington, Chicago, and all points north,norih-
Al Fans with Ind. aud st. Louis. and Illinois
Central Railroad for all points EAST, sonlh snd
south east.
Al Edgewood with Chicago Division Illinois
Central Railroad.
At Flora, with Ohio and Mssissippi Railroad.
Al ShawneetoWn with steamboats, for Cincin,
natl, Paducah, Cairo and st. LOUIS.
oRLAND SMITH. Gen1 supt
JoHs FooaIrr, Gen'l fr'gt and Ticket Agt.
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AND ALL POINTS EAST.
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MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY
CHNTY OFFICERS.

COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judre-D. j Baker, of Alexander.
Prosecuting Ntorney-J. +. Mccartney OF
Nassac
Circuit C!efk-Jno. z. Hsrman.
SherIiI-A. II, Irwin.
WIN. Martin, Assessor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
Judge--F. Bross.
Assoc,a'es--I. T.. McCrite and 8. Marchildon.
Clerk,--Jacob q. Lynch.
Coroner-JOhn II. Gossman.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
.uyor--John ~. Lsnsden.
Treasuicr--J. Is. Taylor.
ComptroleT--E. A. Burnett
Ct "k-Mchlc lIowley.
A. rshal-Anlrrw Cain.
Att, rney--P. II. Pope.
Poli.e Maglstrites--F. Bross and 3. Shan
nessy
Che OF Policc-L. II. Myers.
SELECT CoUNci.
ayor--John NJ. Lansden,
First Ward--P. q. echuh.
Second Ward-C. r. Woodward.
Third Ward--Jno. Wood.
Fourth Wards, Stats Taylor.
City .at. .Large--W. p, Halliday and ID. Hurd.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
ElRSr WARD--limes Rearden,
leo Kleb,
Isaac Walden.
ICOND WA RD--R. H.Cunningham,
F. Buder,
Henry Winter,
James swayne.
CHIRD WARD-Wm. Stratton,
b Patrick Fitzgerald
CURTIN NwARD-James Carroll:
G. II. Sease,
H. Metcalf.
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York. . =. >,vort
schr John Manlove. Haock, Providence FOR rev toiA
Schr VIM l. Peck. Bunce, Providence for New forSs.
Schr Isaac ii Borden, Hadwin. Noank for New VOTE
Schr Isaac Keen, Groves, Bridgeport Tor New noI6:
Schr Emma. Hyatt Taunton for New York.
can the above schooners have been iceOound In HIATT
roads since the OF tine late cold snap
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steamship Crescent City Van Size, Havana-Aantc Mail
Steamship Go, ~
steamship Livingston, Cheeseman, Sayannah-Ivlnos-
ton, Fox q Co.
Steamship Georgia, Crowei Charleston-H r Morgan 4
Steamship hs Terry salysar Newbcrn NC Murray, Fer.
Steamship Aibemario, Walker. Norfolk, City Point and
Ricbmond-Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Glaucus Walden Bostop--H Dimock.
ship Enos Soule, Soue San FrancIscoC Comstock Co.
Ship Nimbus, Kelly. San Francsco-Sutton Co.
Funch, Edge 4 Co.
Bark John Zlttosen. wilkinson. Marsclles-Jas Henry
Brig Edwin Rowe Blown, Sierra Leone-B Weinberg
Co,
Brig Howlasd Freeman. Demarara-Mier Houghton.
Brig Charlotte, Whittemore Cardenas- Houyb.
ton. " - "S'
Brig Gazelle. Gole, Galxcston-Snow Burgess.
Van Bokketn. ~ S' - ."
schr Charles stickney, Mathews, Wilmington Del-Over.
ton & Hawkins. wv
Schr g Acken. Mead, Stamford.
Schr Salle Burton Palmer Stamford.
Schr ) + Goodwin, W Waterbury, Stamford.
Schr Dart. Williams, Stamford
Steamer { COmstock, Drake, PHILADELPHIA
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Lc.Dcs: geb sszArriyed Horthgmeria o., Fuller. New
Cleared 2sth Aretnrus zieke, Boston
LElTn, Feb sss "a Dora, Braun New Orleans
ssGA f Sas Ma Anne ISGpeT Pssi%e
LONDONDERRY March 81 Arrived, Treci Dubrovachi, Po-
MIDpIEBoHoyeH, March 1-saied Tnela. Ramslof, New
%hssiSA FEB ssasd, Davis, New YORK;
mp aass a Ph d on sesmAn and
Passed By 18th. Chaplin. Bunker from Tiese for Log.
MoNTEyrpEo, Jan 16 Arrived, r DsrreL, Locke, New
York. 20th Gladstone Brown, Dsrien 3d. Ella Fulton st
Sailed Jan 49, Rio de la Plata, Chareston 27h wahsacb
SrwToar tMonN Feb Cleared, Polar Star New York
SON. Adelaide Aladdin Evensen, New YORK; s7h, Num-
PS5%s Cousins; apS New Or
for Ps S New yS,
Liverpool New Orleans s7th WIN YsO, Howe, Bristol
PLYMOUTH March Put in, Luce Radman. Karg. from
sas pSss s Mse Tho~a Escort
Aa'5 %a. 5Sv1s s
os:p Nsy ySss 81 Msssr Mobile
RoyEs. Feb ss-Arssd. Maria Melane Richards.
RypE FEB =, The wigh. seh, Charger creelman.
on swanage ssh, Alpine Hyns; H.rtlspooi for Bal
ROTTERDAM, Feb ss-ceared, Amalia Hedwig Gehm,
RIO JANzno, Feb Sailed. urdal. Boa, Hampton Roads;
Topgalant Phillips India; 4th, Jernbyrd, Kuze. United
swINENuNpE. Feb % Arrived. Loreey, Miedbrodt and
SANTOS Jan S7-CleaIed, Countess Of Dudley Hampton
sxGs1soSA Feb Mary Elisa, 2SsTch New
TRIESTE Feb ss-Arrived. Honduras. Sutton, Philadsl.
WATERFORD. March ARRIVED Keystone, Liverpool for
American Ports.
ssi5 ss:s
SeaGea Ssnnsd, FOSTER vi.
k:%
rsn' sns s'o q
re-
Xs o :sss%s: from New York. 'shr
iss: M
Ssranss d .,n.
e5sS
Jersey City H May, May. Boston o. ,r,.. So.
shskLEsToS Narsh axrrivsd, SIs SsTseas' Ssa.
fuego. schrs Old Chad, Mcclinock Havana Anna shep-
saled~stsam.hp South Carolina. New York; brig B
FEsNANpfNA. March lsArr,ved. steamship Ashland.
fSbiASoLA. March a--Arrivsd, schr Franklin Clark,
MOBILE March s-ceared, brig Antelope, Rumbal, Pas
New ORLEANS, March 9 Arrived. sh,Ds Adelaide
cardia 'p selow Coming up ships Reunion Curtis,
.s from Maana' S'AF David
Cleared ESensssr Han, Nelson, Hamburg
WOOD Jo n Wilmington Nc for New tsse bisas.
} March . s
Ss Sss ss H 9y s
ssy hafSH s sa
G Ssras n1 sssGs %
Del Mare Se n soa o Sepe
n ship seoys Nj s
%isi: s ssSs
four schooners remain Arrived last nlsh schr Al,
PORTLAND, March A-Arrvsd' steamship Peruvian.
ssa ss% ssi. sss q r.
o. T K
Ss:! s's s ss%ss.
EEfr and M Lehman Sps s9
PERI, 3sTs New York 49,, ...,u', ..,,. .r,,,.
gunon Jacksonville Boston; Alice B. kocipOis Ne, 70,
Sailed verbena Shovel End ah.ship 10
her ia; sss1. vs sssa SeS % 'fHi
simmons Adrian, Ledo9a, Rawcy, Grsce Clsh
a s. sa a.'
brig Mary tas R b%s sa ss'ea River foI
for Eosicn DAYS. Newcastle. Del for Panxsrs
Bragdon. for Richmond ost spchor Nantucket Shoals
In the gale of l!thl.
IN Sortsshe above arrivals. brig. Amos Robert.
Gassa
BaS E%sy oaae
:sar. Moses wsms0n M 70,
Cambridge disasters); Mary Riley, Boston for Whining
va sa;ed-schra E Heray, Alice B and M St Pierre.
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ARRIVALS.
REroRrED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.

REPORTED ny THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
oeHmsnp Abyssna B Hams, Liverpool March and
inst en- II passea S Sass
sd@sp do s ay s 40 log ~ o bark
SnnaId steamship do is5 miles of do, Guon steam.
Steamship City Of New York tr,, Jones, Liverpool Feb
LAY w di en anG 81
Haure for New o9 ynr3 east t ship Jacob stamer from
steamer bound east
9Th and sh W mase end pdss
Steamship Missouri Norton Havana March Q, 45 pN,
wh mdsc and passengers, to the Atlantic Mail steamship
Steamship Mercedna, Marsbman, Fernandina March TO-
& ss sa1ss boa n 1 % OF
S.eamship Montgomery Faircon, savannah March O. with
Steamship wyanosc, Bourne K1cnmono, C,,v Point and
sSin OK win mdse and passengers. TO Old Dominion
and Sorc eSr ss U.n Roberts C
ssr* yF S.s. @ e with
81 WIN aas NV
sn e Ky ship
coppered and from appearances but short time that
ns q" ne .s;y r casks ss n1
she was discovered rendering 1t impossible for
sss o ss saa s% ss. s days with
BARK Ezs sarss BY vesey bermuda IS days with pro-
Ms sG ass IRONY SD 10 y
schr Peerless, from Baltimore for Porto Rice.
gao Ygnasa Vale to Miller Housh w'1a
Been Is days north OF Ha,eras, with heavy head gales
league. had revere hurricane from Z to NV, lasting
eighteen hours In which lost rail- &c list
met LAT By lon 70 30 suoke brig Insnac hence for Port
nght PREY eyos with Spanish brig and supposed she had
Orig sarah Gilmore tof stockton, Clifford. Ma,an,as q
say. with sugar :, 70 4%saes vessel
gaes lost and split sas ana had several OF the
Brig Choice (Brl Brown, Mat MAS rs days. with
days Of Cape aerss with fresh gales from M and S NV
Schr Julia Decker Dusion, Ponce. X, via Delaware
BreadAaer daps, with oranges to Dy Madge Co
entire been 10 days north Of Haeras inst
lat 36 20 Ion IS had lasting i
cat three times and blown on again 9Th inst lat 81 Ion
20 ~ passed schrs spars with sails and rigging attached
Fer Fer n port fd srg t,a TTho%p,Sn for
Southern port March 20. ~ " ~
schr II Iiodllon Cof Provncetown), Mcmillan, Bara.
burg Had head gales tie whole I'd inst
a ~ lon ~ encoun sred berce gale IRON sW, lasting
yantaur cook, OF Portugal, washed overheard and
drowned was up 70 the Highlands 18th inst but got driven
back by violent NE gale 10 Abhccom.
Schr Lucia Muchison, Jones' Wilmington NC diva with
naval stores 10 r Powell. ~ '''''" WV"
scbr Cuoddy, Fannin, Philadelphia for Portland.
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship Chesapeake Johnson Portland for Nevv yorx
with muse aud passengers TO j Ames "'
steamship Acnshnei, Rector New Bedford for New York
with mdse ana to FERGUSON wood 'o'A'
nng AdhIEe Richardson, Wright City Island for New
Schr Winner Cole. Maracabo via Newport RI "a asv.
Tor New York. with coffee TO y Talbot & Co ~ " ''''
schr Anthony Burton, Jobnson Providence for Elizabeth
sehr Hsen Woodward, Harvey, Providence for New
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MACE AND O'BALDWIN.
The Meetina between tho Agents Of the Two
k'ugiiists Postponed.


The contemplated meeting between the agents
Of mace and O'Baldyln, TO settle the preIIminares
for nght, mas been postponed nntIl tomorrow, on
sccoun, Of ne death or daaghtr or Mr. Monaghan,
az WnQsc house the meeting yas 10 he held
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POLITICAL.
Rhode Island Republican C0nveniion-Grnu
and Colfax Fully Endorsed for Recollection.

Rhode Island Republican Conven,ion--(;raut
and Coliax Fully Endorsed for Reelection.
PROVIDENCE, March IA, 1872.
The Republican State Convention met at eleven
O'Clock this morning, at the State House, in tAis
city. The Convention was full and enthusiastic
General Ambrose e. Burnside was elected tem-
porary President, and j. M. Alderman and Ira o.
Seamans, Secretaries. After the roll Of the Con-
vention was completed General Burnside the tenn
porary PRESIDENT. and temporary Secretaries were
made permanent Officers of the Convention.
resolution was passed cOngratuatng the re-
puolicans OF New Hampshire on their Victory.
The Convention then took recess until haif-past
TWO O'Clock.
PRESIDENT GRANT ENDORSED FOR REELECTION.
inc convention reassembied at hai-past TWO
the following resolutions were passed unani'
mOusly:-
Rhode island adheres the principles Of the
party a. the o ns
administrstons Of Presidents Lincoln and Grant.
ssSss
ONCE S se Of r. fresiaent Of the United states
sAuysf Sa % sss.;s 1 q e:
tina. cordially favor rsaO%ins9S ana reelection
Resolved especially the efforts Of Pres-
aon the q reduce The
imposed Che Industries Of the country BY the late war
the salvation OF the nation.
SETH PADELFORD FOR GOVERNOR OF RHODE
ISLAND.
An informal ballot for Governor gave Seth Padel'
ford 49, Jonathan BraytOn 81, scattering a. ON the
first formal ballot Seth Padelford, the present In
cumbent. was nominated, ana the nomination was
made unanimous.
Pardon W. Stevens the present incumbent, was
renOmlnated Tor Lieutenant Governor.
Joshua NJ. Alderman was nominated Tor secretary
OF state.
willard Sayles was renominated for Attorney Gen.
eral.
Samuel Clark was renomlnated for General Treas.
urer -
the following we've elected delegates to the Ma
tiOnal Republican Convention at Philadelphia
General Ambrose f. Burnside, Henry H. Fay, Ma
than f. Dixon, AlanZOn Steere, Edward l.. Free
man, Nelson W. Aldrioh William d. Brayton and
Latllmer W. Ballou. The delegates were empowered
to nll vacancies.
The State Central Committee was appointed and
authorized TO I'LL vacancies III the State ticket.
The Convention adjourned sine die.
The Cincinnati Liberal National Mass Con-
ventiOn.
ST. LOUIS, March IA, 1872.
The committee appointed by The liberal republic
can mass meeting held at Jefferson City, January
a. select their delegates to the Liberal National
Mass Convention to be held in Cincinnati, May 1.
have reported list of delegates. Among them are
Senator SchurZ, Governor Brown, General John
Men ell Charles =. Johnson. Enos Clarke, Henry T.
HaarsticK tail st. Louis eX.COngressmenh George
or the Legislature Among the alternates are
Lieutenant Gravery, Secretary OF State Weigel, eX
Congressman Joel L. Asper ana several members OF
the Legislature.
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Steamships City of Antwerp, for Liverpool Wesphalia
Hamburg; Crescent CITY. Havana; LIVINGSTON, savannah
Georgia. Chayeston Ellen S Terry, Newbern, NC; Abe
marie, Richmond, &c.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1879.
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Island roads since the tine late cold snap
BOUND EAST.
SAILED.

Steamship Glaucus Walden. New York for Boston .
Schr Ney, Briggs, New York for Fall River ceoound OH
Hammona's(
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ldnssre 3ett bsfeben, ane benz Gentral.ger
etn nod niht beisetreten, ttermtt freunblt9f
eebeten, i9 b.mfelben an3ufalieben, UNI 70
ben 3ped bes Central eretns 3u erret1en.
Tim alien DIFFERENTIATION p~pr3ubeueen,
serpetlen tptr auf bic Yarasrapben %, "a
unb 25 Der G%pnfitution bes Central . gtr>
ems, pelde elm fhriftltdes @ein6 BET benz
eorreipcnbtrenben Sefretdr b~eotnsen. SIN
btefem @efut mug Der Mame, Bubnort, bic
3abl Der Mttslteber unb Der &aHeabefanb
senau anseseben uerben, ano auseroem mub
eteles @eiu9 pom Srtspfarrer ~bes1aubist
ietn !; ben, @eiu4 fo1en flint sebrudte g.
.uplare Der contribution oes betrefenben
Seretns betliesen.
Sn Der 9ofnuHe aI3smetner8 etbsilieuns
a1er etnaelnen geretne, pelhe bic ~ entien'
benpen Deleaaten NIT genauer Subtraction
xne8eponmdhttsuns perieben wsaen, f6lte>
zen mir unlere tppbl gu beber3i9enbe 8tt,e
unb ermarten Don lesteren 2tebe gum Gen.
trail geretn, flare Giniiat @d6teuns unb
etntrdhttee @einnun9.
@ tlwaufee {, am %. Jetruar 1872.
SIN Outrage ses prdfbenten:
Gbas. 9sl5bauer,
Corr. @efretdr tes Central 8sreins.
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W
Au8 Tartbault

erbtslten mir cine ldnsere Gtnienbuns, ber
wtr entnetmen, bab am pprlebten Samfas
unb Spnnta9 Der Rebafteur Der .,Sreien
Yre0e" taielbt ais Gretbenftr IF
Dientltfe 8rrtrd9e Iter @lavben uno
Bernunft belt, oeren Sntalt Der 2lier
lid benfen mag. 3abtreiAe 3ubDrer Der,
lAieoener Guufeiiiunen &raren anwefenb, auf
pelde bas @esbilputtren aQer polttsen Re.
lisipn Don Sstte bes Tret9eifss einen fol-
den @tnbrud mahte, bas Elm juHser Mann
aus ter Geriammluns fd ertot, NIT @rnn
unb @laubensmutb ben 9ridliden 0lavbex
uertbetoiste urS aesen bic @erabndrbisuns
oes Menfden ;um 9btere enerstih prpte.
firte. &naeme'rsn 9eifa1 uaro sem mu'
tttsen @ertbetb;Asr gu She'll, unb als Il nit
BEN Nusrufe idlob: S.tece unb Gtniefeit
unt'r ben Beteansrn Der drifliden Sell
stpn! retdten &atbolifen une @rotefanten
penfelten freustaen 6ersers he 9anb, BENIN
es gait ia, s%esenuber benz l%lns1auten fir
eas Sbeuerfe, rpa5 Der menit bat, ~ein;uite>
Sen.
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Aufruf
AT bic heutideu, r6u1ii@<tatbsl. Wereiae ner
Bet. staaten Norh Mmerttas.

2aut Bei9lub Der leSten @eneral . Ser
iammluns bes peatlbsn, neutrality-suspicious.
Central. gereins wurpe Dayton, Sbto, ala
Der ~pisbjdbrtse Gtnieunsspunft CUR &bbal'
tuns Der II. @eneral.g eriammlung be3eth'
MT, peren 9bdtistett am p%Fnsamontas, ben
20. Mat ;. S. besinnt, uno am toben 8or'
tase nit Der abliden MISUNDERSTANDING
feter etnstleitet miro.
Snpem wir ptefes unierem Mmte serndb
alien peutiden, rDm,iA.fattolifhen gereinen
pteles 2anpes our &enntniB brinsen, besen
mir bic ldere 3onnuns, baB fstn benz Gen.
tralgeretn einosrletbter 8eretn ~ermanssln
mtrb, etnen Deleeaten our II. General ger'
lammluus ~ iatdsn, Ober int Safe fcldes
nta1 TN Beret4e feiner M6sltdtett liest,
f@ eur4 Delesaten anberer gereine nertre>
ten su laden ; ebenfo fne geretne, bic f&on
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8u6ertii1.

Mte Mnh Nsre 8tlt.-7. Sabrg. 4. 9eft.
Brtnet @rnfes unb untertaltenoes, g.
bt9te, @r3db1unsen ,c. aus perf6ieoenen@e>
bieten bes 2ebens, fopte aus Der alien unb
neuen Belt. @ie sepobnt, btloen fomtf6e
8ilber ben S6lue une btefe reroen: befon>
bers In benz neHeFen 9efte niht e%rmanseln,
ben Qeler tn teitere @timmuns 3n brinsen.
:3ablret9e Saufrationen besleiten ben aefe~
nof.
@robebefte Fnb ftets BET q. 8ures Dor"
rdtbis.
@ed>s timmen fir bas fatbclti6e golf.
3. Sabre. 2. 9sft. Wier, Graf unb Yef,
Carl Sartcrt. Gntbdlt: las Yro3eBoer'
fabren aeaen ben Sefuiten, Sroen.
Aus fruteren Mittbeiluneen rpetB Der Zee
Ter, baB pte vWed'Stimmen" cine @ette
bohit tnterefanter Mbbanolunsen 3ur Be-
leuAtuns vpn 1aaesfrasen uno 3ufdnben
Der (Seaenwart brinaen uno drpar BON bex
Yp1fstblmltdfsn fatbolif&en @&GftReHtrn,
bic tbre aufsabe ebeufo granolt@ wte fae-
lid ~ lSien wt0eu.
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Neui9fetten.

2pnbpn, IA. Mlr3. Die dr3tltde@pm>
mijiion bat ermtttelt, bab O'&oanpr, mel6er
Elm Ittentat auf bic SDnisin sema4t BAT,
nt9t estfestranf, fcnbern Elm eatbu*afti&er
Eenter 1T. O'&pnnpr b%ebauptete Der Cont
miilon seseniber, bab e eine u~nselatene
ptfole eebrauate, neil er bic 8Sntsin muir
tn S4redsn 3u ieBen manidte, UNI ietnent
gerlansen 3u rpiufatrtn. Gin t6btltdes
@elultat bes Mttentats paree ben Yrin3en
BON Dales auf ben Sbrpn ssbra4t baben,
uns Ct plnide nt&t, bGb pteies Gretsntb
etntrate. Ct panide, bab bic &0ntsia bic
leste B.berrfdertu Don Gnelano fet.
@afttnstpn. Dte Aatxnft bts Nb'
ntrals yelp, bes aeuen frantiAsn @efano-
ten Der Ser. Staaten ptre, pie man Be-
faratet, etnen unsar fieen GinFub auf
bic auaertfantf4e 9olttif sesen @panien
aus1ten, tnsbelpnbere IN Be;us auf Cuba.
Yolo's u%nreunblt6ss 8enebmen sesen
uniere Reeieruns, weldes rpr ieiner Grnen'
nuns npblbefannt pur, tint gsretn NIT ber
Ebatiaae, BAT er, pte man peih 5u @un'
fen zines frensenge bic eaba~
xiiGen Sniursenten if, rptro taum ba3u BET
traseu, bic freunbf6aftlt4en Be3tebunsen
awtl9en betben Wd6ten ~ erboben.
Yarts. Der berpprraeenoe unb ttdttse
Bcnaparttf General Steur9, fraber @eianb.
ter In petersburs unD gertrauter Napo'
Icons III. 1T burd &esterunsseptet aus
6ranfrei9 au~sgerpteien moreen.
: Berlin -Dte BON benz Safer an, Sab
restaae bes @inradens Der Deuti6en in ga,
rts bertntsten Dotationen baben Der @rSbe
Der @ummen pesen gu pielen 8emerfunsen
int beutlAen 8olfe unb in 6fentli9en gldt
tern Mnlab seeeben. Mann iast, bab ~rtn3
&arl, bic @eneraleMpl &oon un9 Man.
teufel unh bsr9er3cs DON Medlenburs 3OO,>
600 Etaler, @eneral @0ben unb Mtnifer
Delbrad ie 100000 abaler, 3w0lf Mneere
te 10000 2baler erbalten baben unb bab
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5000 Deaars Don bent @elpe, ueldes Der
6tabtratb fir bic Rpth1etbenben BON gttea>
40 beftmmt bat, fir ben Mntauf poneebens.
nattte1n, &letbern \. {. ~. fl, bic psrf9tebe'
nen fattolti9en @emeinben BON Gbteaso gu
bewtQteeA.
Gin i9redlides Temer 3~:rt0rte tn Der
Ra9t POM portsen Dpnnerf flag AM Gan
oun9splase in Cincinnati fe4s Danpfe:.
@6aben u5er eine Miaipn DeQars.
S9tuei1e wurben In Cincinnati pom l.
Ncpember 1871 bis l. Mdr3 1872 e50,30l
perpadt.
Sn &aibtngton war 1ebten Montas ber
Rrieesiefretdr Dor benz Spt3ial@pmite bts
@enats fur bic l1nterlu6uus ses 8srfaufs
BON Wafen uab Srbinon;sesenfdnten unb
purbe BON 3amlin, bern @oriiser bes g.
mites pernemmen. Senator S4ar5 mar
Anpefeno uno ridtete u,ebrere Trasen an
ben Sefretdr. Mus Der !3easenausfa9e
sebt berpcr, bab bas &riessbepa"tement IN
bic 6erren &euins:on $4,000 %pp1fdnbtse
Armatureu uao 100000 Yatronen lie.
ftrte, nadbem es bereits bsfannt war, haS
&eminston &sent Der fransoflAen Nesie-
run9 mar.
Die 0ifeutlide sduth BAT In, ]pe+sanssnen
Wonat UNI $12,391,45l atsenommen; felt
benz !. Mdra 1871 I'M 1914, S95,347 unp felt
l. Mart 1869 UNI $239, $40 1892.
Die 2%nrsmbnrger In bteiem 9anee freben
eaer9ii9 oabin, etne etsene pplttiite gertre
tuns ttres alien 6%eimatlanbes Bel ben Ser.
Staaten gu erlaneen. gu bteiem !3mede
fano tir3li6 cine geriammlun9 Don Current
tursern 3u Dubuque, Soma, ifatt, une mur'
be Elm febenbes @omite ~ernannt, nit Ger
Befu9nib, TIM Namen Der b%ierlanps potnea.
ben euremburser nit Der fDnislt9"srcbber.
5osliGen &esteruns IN euremburs in Inter
banblune III treten unb iiberbaupt ale &c.
etsneten S4rttte 5u tbun juslei& pu.oea
@anetbaten fur bas tnMusiat febenpe Gpn.
iulat trpdtlt.