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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
The Rhode Island Dorr Rebellion-Wh It Del
awnre Inns to Learn From Ii.

awnre Inns to Learn From Ii.
To he Editor Of he Commercials
Your remark, in late paper, that the Rhode
Island revolution was a failure, is not correct.
The only object that organization had was the
formation Of a constitution to take the place Of
the old English charter of King Charles the
Second, (granting only to land-holders and their
oldest sons the right of suffrage.) 1t is true
that they failed to establish and maintain Con-
stitution independent Of the Government de
fdoto, but they forced the Government to frame,
and en the people adopted, a constitution, not
perhaI az liberal in all respects as it should be-
but great improvement on the old charter, that
deprived three-tifths Of the American citizens Of
the State OF all voice III the affairs Of the State,
or Nation.
As to the representation in this State,you very
Justly remark
''The proposition to establish a Just and equal
system Of representation in the Legislature is
not of nature, a party question. 1t concerns
Democrats as well as Republicans. All classes,
all shades of politics. are equally interested in
securing just and fair hearing in the legisla-
tive body of the State. The injustice and injury
now done to New Castle county, with more than
half her population virtually diafranchsed. and
to the City Of Wilmington, which, with ON, fourth
the people Of the State, has but one-thtrtteh of
the membership of the Legislature, are wrongs
inflicted upon men Of all parties, and under
which all must alike groan."
you then go on in long and labored article to
prove that it can only be accomplished by suf-
tcient number of Democrats joining the Repub-
can party to accomplish the object. For fifty
years, that same plan was tried in Rhode Island
The party out of power were always for extend
ing the suffrage, but when in power, all was very
well 80 far as the ms were concerned.
Circumstances have compelled the Democracy
to accept the African amalgamation that serves
to make up the majority the Republican party
now hold in the nation, but you may rest assured
that neither New Departure" Passive Poll
cies, nor Equal Representation can induce the
Delaware Democracy to join any mongrel political
party, for any purpose whatever. The time will
come when the people, independent of party,
will move, as they are now doing in New York
and Philadelphia, and then there will be no seri-
GUS danger from the adoption Of the motto you
seem 10 much to fear, viz "Peaceably, il we
Can, Forcibly, if we Must !"
7 npouN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
MORNING NEWS.
Personal Intelligence

Col. H. s. McComb has arrived home from the
South.
Commander W. H. Dana, U. s. N, died at
Boston on TueEday.
Superintedent Caldwell, of the Md. 4 Del. r.
R., is in town, to-day.
Hon. A. E. Borie, Ex-Secretary Of the Navy,
accompanied by Gsorge W. Childs, Esq, paid a
visit to Wilmington to-day.
Hon. Thomas Brown, prominent lawyer Of
Louisville died in that city suddenly while walk
ing home from his Office on Monday evening.
General Benjamin G. Howard died in Balti-
more, yesterday morning. He was born in
Maryland, graduated at Princeton In 1909, COM
manded the Mechanical Volunteers at the Battle
of North Point, in 1914, and was a Representa-
tive in Congress from 1929 to 1888, and again
from 1885 to 1889.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07

Macon, Ca, obtains servants from Scotland.
Election days are made legal holidays in Wis
consin.
The Peruvian Exposition has been postponed
till the 18th Of May.
Matt Morgan, Frank Leslie's cartoonist, was
formerly scene painter at Drury Lane theatre,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
Dramatic.
LEAST LYNNE" LAST EVENING

LEAST LYNNE" LAST EVENING.
Mark Antony might well be the usher to
kasi Lynne, and could as well cry, when the cur
Asn rises on its SCENES as when held up C@sars
koGn--
"It you have tears, prepare to shed them, now."
one of the largest audiences ever gathered
II the Opera House, was present last evening,
Anl the performance, following the true spirit Of
ghe story was as narrowing, as agonizing, and
" distressing, as the warmest admirer Of the
Srallon Wood New-York- Ledger school could
Aossibly desire. Mrs. Bowers represents Isabel
II woman of refinement and dignity, and she
the passions which hurl her to ruin
Il nd make her prey to the bitterest remorse
It'll skill and delicacy. 1t is most admirable
&presentation OF the character as it is drawn by
Dc author
Il The performance, this evening, is the histri-
Mmc drama of Queen Elizabeth. There will be a
#lir audience, Judging from the sale Of sests.
Nlosc who saw Mary Stuart, should see this
FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. Ford announces his intention of produc-
d. here, shortly, the plays OF Uncle Toms
SfaJm, Roseddle, and the Streets Of Ne,o York,
Nlso MIR. Frank Mayo, in Shakspearian charac-
d..
THE PROSPECT AHEAD.
The engagements now, are something as fol-
'bws:
March 7, Mrs. Bowers, Elizabeth.
8, New York Co, Dioorce.
i" q a H
q" ii, Johnny Thompson. On Hand.
u, Davenport, Sir Giles.
l3, Thompson, On Hand
II, Jane Coombs, Lady Of Lyons.
" IS " " HunchbdCb.
" lG, &" LoUes Sacrifice.
" Is, Parepa-Rosa Opera, Martha.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07

DETENTION OF PASSENGER TRAIN-The morn
ing passenger train, on the Wilmington and Read
ing r. r., due at this city at 8l5, did not arrive
this morning until o'clock, which has frequently
been the case of late. The delay is not caused by
any accident, but on account Of the heavy freight
train being compelled to leave a pumber of cars
on the siding at heavy grade up the road, the
previous evening, which the passenger train has
to stop for and bring to this city. Better ar
rangements should be made to meet the demand
of the increased amount of freight.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
DOM MESTIC NEWS.
NEloHBoRImc COUNTIES.

The new hotel at Bryn Mawr approaches
completion.
The ticket office at Chadds Ford was broken
open and robbed on Friday night last of all the
money in it-45 cents, a rifle, two razors, and
some keys.
Reports come from every part of Chester
county that the wheat looks bad. owing to the
ravages of the fly last fall and the very severe
winter and scarcity of snow.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
The Grent snow nj the Enst.

The severest snow storm of the season in
Maine occurred on Tuesday, blockading the rail-
roads. 1t was accompanied by a sudden and
unusual fall in the temperature, the thermome-
ter at Eastport marking 10 degrees below zero.
the thermometer marked below zero, at Duluth
below, at Toronto below, Portland below,
Montreal 10 below, and on the summit of Mount
Washington AZ below. The weather was quite
warm along the Pacific coast.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
Weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE BUREAU.
WASHINGTON, March 8.
Probabilities Barometer will continue to
recover over New Englandand the Middle States,
with Northerly to Westerly winds and clear
weather, and temperature rising East of the
Rocky mountains.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07

SALE OF HoRsEs.-L. W. Stidham Son sold,
yesterday, for Z. T. Warner, four Of the seven
horses advertised, at the following prices John
Bell, dark chestnut paoer, $400 Frank, dark
bay, 5000 Lady. Patchen mare, $3.50 George,
white, s115. The Guthrie spring wagon sold for
1856, and sett Of single harness sold for S45
The other horses were not sold, in consequence
of the low prices offered.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
The Delaware Mutual Life Insurance 20.

The Delaware Mutual Life Insurance 20.
The baltimore american, of yesterday, thus
peaks of one of our Wilmington institutions:
Attention is called to tho statement of the
delaware Mutual Life Insurance Company, of
Wilmington, published in another part of the
aper This is young Company, of only four
ears, standing, but, controlled by the best mon
" Wilmington, has become live and solid one,
Ar II. o. Adams. at No. 16 st. Paul street, il
le General Agent for Maryland, and has met
WIN fair share of patronage among the com
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07

SOCIAL RECEPTION. members and friends
ception to their new pastor, Rev. Charles Hill. at
the parsonage, this evening, at 7X O'Clock. The
object of the meeting is to make the pastor ao-
quainted with his congregation, and to cultivate
kindly feeling amongst all. All who are inter
aRtad Ahonld attend.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
Captivnted by n Picture.

Pittsburg has singular divorce suit on its
hand. The complainant alleges that the defend-
ant fell 70 violently in love with her photograph
that he proposed and was accepted, and she
Arriving, she dsenchanted him, and now has re-
oourse to the law for redress.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
FIRST EDITION.
2:3O p. M.
OHIO.
GREAT FIRE AT CINCINNATI.
sir Steamboats, and CarRoes Destroyed.

CINCINNATI, March 4.
A fire broke out among the steamboats, at the
wharf, and at one o'clock had totally destroyed
six, with their cargoes, and seriously damaged
an immense New Orleans wharf boat.
The loss on the boats and cargoes is a quarter
OF million Of dollars.
The fire commenced on the steamer S. Charles
The Captain and others swan ashore. 1t is
feared that some were drowned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
Commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA, March 7th.
Cotton firm; uplands 29; Orleans 291S. Provi-
eions dull; pork 1875. Flour unchanged. Corn
meal $3.50 a 9621S. Wheat dull red SLIGO a
1.61 amber $1.65 White unchanged. Corn
dull yellow so a 66 mixed 65 a 651l. Oats
quiet white 65. Whiskey dull 80.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
The Conf nnd Iron Intereats.
rURNAoEs IN TnE LEHIaH VALLEY

IVNNhUFsH N TIE IlHIIIuIH F4lI4I4I7I'
At a recent meeting, in Philadelphia of the
American Institute of Mining Engineers, the
following list of iron furnaces in the Lehigh
Valley, prepared by David Thomas, ESD, of
Catasauqua, was resd 1t gives the names of
the owners the number of their furnaces, and
their nrndnct ner annnm in toms =
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
aslarriages.

EEsoN-wELDIN-Feb. 18th, by Rev. II. H. Bo-
dine, j 'hu s. Beeson and Jane Weldin, all Of
Brandywine Hundred.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
geaths.

HIGGINS March 6, of Inflammation on the brain,
Charley b. Y, only sou of John A. and Louisa
Higgins, aged II months and days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, from the residence OF his
grandmother, Mrs. Yates No. 302 Walnut street. on
Friday afternoon; services at ~ O'Clock; to leave
the house at O'Clock, without further notice.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
Congress.
WASHINGTON, Mar. z.

HOUSE.
The Committee on Currency reported adverse
ly upon the Senate bill for the redemption OF
three per cent. certificates, and it was moved to
lay it on the table. Mr.. Garfield asked the with
drawal of the latter motion, wishing to debate
the bill, but the request was refused.
After argument, the bill was laid on the table.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07

Number Of furnaces now building Allentown
Company, /; Lehgh Iron Company, Colerain
Iron Company, 1 Emaus Iron Company, /.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
mI,nr,n Hnv

After great snow-storm, a little fellow began
y shovel path through large snow-bank be-
Ote his grandmother's door. He had nothing
Olt small shovel to work with.
How do you expect to get through that drift"
SAed man who was passing along.
,t By keeping at it, said the boy cheerfulyi
that's how?"
That is the secret of mastering almost every
lllheulty under the sun. If hard task is before
,o',, STICK to it. Do not keep thinking how large
~ nara 1t 49, but go at it, and little by little ii
VIII grow smaller, until it is done.
II hard lesson is to be learned do not loose
! breath by saying II cant" or 81 do not see
now but go at it and keep at it. Study. That
tne only way to conquer it. II fault is to
10 cured, or bad habit broken up, it cannoi
" aohe by merely being sorry. or only trying
~ asLte; h,; You must fight it, and not give NJ
W htlng until it is got rid OF.
tories. 1'-
J.. london has nearly as many papers as Bostor
some men get their barrel of beer on tick, ,ant
leave 1t to settle for itself.
AN Az the m difference-the ancients urned thei
NoSu' Tue modens earn their living.
Natehez, Miss, is the only city in the worl
Mlilch mas nearly ten thousand inhabitants ant
not single hotel
me New Hampshire Clerks in the Depart
1 1hents at Washington have been granted to-
N4'' 'eaSs OF absence to go home and vote.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07

SUNDAY School UNIoN.-The annual meeting
for the election of officers of the Sabbath school
of Grace NJ. E. Church will be held this evening,
at ~ o'clock, in the chapel
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The Howe Sewing Machine Company have
placed new fire proof safe in their store.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
French Arms Investigation.

ITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF SECRETARY
BELKNAP.
WAsmNaToN, March 7.
The special committee of the Senate COM
menced the investigation Of the sale of arms to
France.
Secretary Belknap testified to-day.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
DajlY Gpatstterttaf.
IEMkINa 3 ATKINSON.

AyIIIER ATKINsON,........ Publisher.
,v,-For Terms, Etc., See Second Page.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
Taxation without Representation, i. Tyranny
|, nle Editor of lte Commercial !.

To he Editor of The Commercial:
The Milford Ne,os is willing to grant us in
creased representation, but not according to
population. Suppose, then it were placed on
the basis of Taxation. In the State Treasurer's
account for 1870, we find the amounts received
for State Taxes from the several counties were
as follows
nnllected in Snaaey co a1GG9 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
England.

THE TIoHBoRNE CLAIMANT To BE TRIED FOR PER-
JURY
LONDON, March Z.
The Tichborne claimant will be tried for per-
Jury in April.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07
France.

DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.
PARIS March T.
Several changes are to be made in the French
Representatives at foreign courts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07

NNTERPRISE COAIA-Persons VINO are tired of
~ trying to burn slate and dirt, should go to
TERPRISE COAL, and get clear Of both. Try 1T;
you will want no other.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07

GEO. w. BUSH, French street wharf, now offers
N at the lowest market price, KOh-i-noor Lehigh
and Mount Carmel Coal. These Goals are Of the
pufest and best qualities.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-07

MISSING GOODS FOR cHIcAao-MEETING OF THE
PETROLEUM REFINERs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-01
Selearapliids 9epei1eE.
guropaiIge Gadel6ert9te.
Sns @enfcr sthiessoertAt.

SuS OSNfeE SCDtSpogeEtCDt%
9enf, 81. Suli AaS gutter Guelle
wiro beridet, OaB Die MitQttsOer oe5 S6pbf=
@eribteS in 8etrefi Der yalabama"' "'6rage in
poQfommenem @iuperjtduonliIe itdl bsfinoeu
unO oaB 6innen rpenigen 8o9en cine u0ll9e
@rlebiguug aler porliegenoeu 6ragen Su er.
warten itebt.
ceRreid,.
n9rinSeiiIn" Nellie.
gS len, 81. SuIl.-Srl. 9telie Grant II
bier an9etommell.
GnslanS.
2onoon, 81. Sull. Die amcrfaniIde
6lotte, ipeld)e mebrere g8oden bel Portsmouth
gelsgen bat, gebt lebt nadl Cones, tuo ne pom
B1inien uno Der GliH3elltn BON GlleS uno
pabriteinltf auf bon Ger S0ni9tG inipl6ir1
weroeu wnO. Der Brins geDt mor9en pem
@ontre Nomiral Same5 Aloen uno Oeiien Of=
fiilereu Elm grOBe5 Set. Srettaa miro Der
Utagor bon southampton ben amerttannden
SffiSlereu elue Gbnlide Iufmertamtett ers
pelleH.
sraufreid,.
Seriaille8, 80 Stuff. - Sn Der 9fa'
tiOnul geriammfun9 Sei9te beute Der 6iuanS'
miniiter @oularo an, o0B bic nene Anlelbe
geseidluet lit. Die 9tegiCrung mar erltaunt
iiber biele8 duberit QiiultiQe JfeIultat.
gcbifTs~ Sierid,te.
Southampton, 81. Suli .-Angetum-
neu: 0ampfer ySanoalta" uno y Bremen"
uon Nem DOrf.
Queenstowu, 81. Suit. - 9tngstOms
men: 0ampier n&itp Of gtontreaI" bon
Nep.DOrt.
eemes, 81. Sui. - 2(ugefOmmen: 9rei-
matter y@mplre" BON Calcutta unO 8arte
~. Red" Don 8remeu.
Mnrfr nnp S0rfe.
0onbon, 81. Suli. - @ouiols 928
fir @elb NIB Brief. 52Oer '62er 914, '65er
92B, '67er 91g, 10 4Oe1 90.
2tperpool, 81. SUIT. SaummoGe
fau: SberldnO. 94-5, 0rl. 1Of; Sertaufe
12. 600 Q50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-01

bpfe mars ju tult, in ben Salon mo6te
i'd Der 8iper pegen nidt, 10 Jap i'd bier,
rau6te unb las i'm Spmer nod lange iiber
ben lesten Bug binau8, Biz i'd es gepib
bate, bab 9u niht Suriidgefpmmen ieieit;
bann ging ib - mar ppbl ihpn elf ubr
pprlber. Stun, unb beute frib er5dblt man
mir, bab eS gebrannt bat.
!6ait gu be5 2i6t bremen laiien?
Stein, id blie5 eS aus.
Stun, ipie tannit 9u bann bebuupten,
baB Su bic lrIahe tpurit? ga lit ia gar
ni6ts ernieien.
2d4erli6! @ie fann man 10 trrSIidtta
iein? Ser unglidieIige GigurrenitummeI
mub es getban baben, ni6ts iit tlarer.
Sen 9u acknowledgements unter bic
9apiere warfit. SD peritebe. glter,
Sreunb, begann nun Geuboro topfi6jts
telnb, mar pas nidt aud ppn Dir lei6tz
iinnis? gGte pft babe i6 9i6 geparnt,
ermabnt, bieie Gepobnbeit gu laIIea.
WluBte i'd nidt ppr fur;em nod eini6retz
ten? gtber 10 muBte e5 tommen!
llniinn! brad Shredder lps. Gan5 unp
9ar nift mubte es 10 fpmmen.
iTorteBuna tolgt.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-01
Solitifehe llnDulolamfeit Der iioIi=
Cbpu Ncocr

Charlotte, Jt..&., 30 Suli.-Oer 9cs
ffriIe Serluh, WiAren0 Der DiaIienperiamm=
luna, su rcr Garl SdurS uno anoere auSgez
seifuete 3teDuer ipradlen, Die Staot IN Srono
III IieGeu, eab heute gtadmttta9 Den Staotbee
h0rOeu III thuu, inIOfern iie lttl ale Uiiihe
aoben, BEN 6bdter uusfnoig 3u MAIDEN. 0u5
8abri9eluliAlte lit, OaB eS Elm ruoifaler gte.
aer Qemei.u lit, Der iettoem geilobeu ut, um
ser gserhaftuug Su entgebeu. Nd1reno Sdur}
ipratt, bot man 9eh0lt, pie otelcr gte9er, Der
Der DtittelpuntI eine8 6auteuS anoerer 9te9sr
nar, au8rGef: sd pIu tbucn Ssi9cu, ouB
id, ebeniogut idlieBen uno bremen fam, mle
Der &utlur !" unO NIT bleien Borten Derl1eB
er oen Blas mo idlug iidl IN cine StraBe,
Die Al Dem 6aule fiibrte, oaS balo earauT Ill
Slammeu Itauo. 9a8 Seuer brud in Der
6ad1tammer ans uno guar In elmer 2SeIe,
baB Die 6ano oes Sranoiltter8 ntd)t au per-
feuneu mar. Qb9cieben OauOn, 1T Dem Ulaz
nor audl gsmeloet woroen, oaB ete NeJer 9e>
l!cru Nbeilo qeorobt habeu, Die 8eriamnlluug
III uereiteln, uno ole umtduoe, iomeit ite iidl
bis lest babeu ermitteln Iaiieu, seigen, DaB
Oies cine porher iiberle9te teuillife Chat mar,
bic 3ur 3eri0ruug Der 9anSen StaOt batte
iiihren t0nGeu, marc Da8 Sclt nldlt su ben
Spriecn geeilt uno bate oa5 6euer nidt nit
Der 9r0Bten Gncrgie unterOritft. 9ie Yolis
sei it benz SrunOil,fter ieet uuf Der Spur, II.
es III Su boffen, baB er re9ular prOseiiirt,
ii6crfiilrt uno beitraft rperOeu piro.
@s lit Sieie Sdanotbat itbrigens nihts
weiter, ais bic @efOlguus Der 2ebren, peld)e
qemiIie repuolitaniife aufwie9ler ihren iars
bigeu 3ubbrern seben, beren Giner J. 3.
fiiYslidl iaate: ,,g9enn SIR feline @aiieu
babt, 10 nebmt bodl Die 6afel." lleberbaupt
,ueroen bic 0tepublitaner bier INNER geieslo'
Ter ull0 iutolerouter,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-01
SnlanS S>9epeId)ea.
9tus 2Bdf6inaton.

8aibington, 81. Suli. - Die heutis
gen SuuOcSIteuer- -GlHnabmen betrugen $14,.
212,172.
= Die @eianlmt. @irfulatiOn pon Shatz
amts.NOten betrug nud Dem beutigen 2tus~
weiS Der SdaBamtsnoten $498, 901 1893. 81.
- Der 8inan3mlniIter hat Den Solicitor in
ReW.Dort iuilruirt, fiuitig bon ScloenHOren
nur so BroS. ad val. 5u erBeben; ftiiber 6abl'
len bteie Sitter so @t8.
=, ,Suntidman5" uu6 ein @efolge nab.
men beute bonn GOmmiiidr fir SnOianer=2ln,
gelegenbsiten 4bihieo; uorber batten iie nod
cine ldugsre llnterreouug nit ibm. 0te Sns
biauer beiu6en Dor ibrer 9lbreiie nob Dem
8eileu 8bilaOelpbia uno gtemzYOrt
- Die beutigeu Geoeniie= =Ginnabmen be.
liefen fb auf s464,9l3, pdbrenO OeS guHlen
Oiouats betrugeu Dieiel6en s14, PIP, ,172. 90.
= @eneraIpotHciltcr GreSmea utumpt"
in Wi1i9an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-01
QSpn central : 0lmcrifn.

Ifptnmall, 81. SuIt. Ser neue
SunOe5bampfer - u9Sgontn9" befnoet IT'D nod
INNER bier.
@apt. YeuneG bon benz 9ampfer y@ogur
5tuart" rpuroe am 10. mieoerusrhaftet, auer
nad einigen Stuppcn wieoer frci gegeben.
9Sdbreno oer tempordreu Abpcleubett bes
BrQiioenten @onSale8 Don Sdu Salua0Or
muroe Der @rprGiioent 9ueraS prO5eiiirt IND
freigeiprohsu; ais ieOoh YrGitOtHt @ou'ale8
3urlidtebrte, lteB er 0ueraS wieoCr nbaftt-
rem.
SIM Snnern bes Staates muroe ell Seriuh
gemaht, cine 9teuOlutlou au3u;ettelH; Oer'
ielbe wuroe lerof unterDritdt. Wtebrere Rers
ioHen muroeu 9et0btet
BANANA, 81. Suli.-Oer amerif. 8pfr.
y6aiilsr," mt Der @rforidungapartte Oea
Brof. 9tgaih3 am SorO, fahrt mOr9eH uadl
San 6ran5isco ab.
u p.D Off, 81. Suli. .-Nadrihten pom
81. Suit meloen aus g8ptnwuQ, OdB Elm
2lgent BON @oita.Jfica nab ben Ser. Staa~
ten aberetit lit, nm Elm Srie98idiif gum
Sfube Oes 9ufens bon Punta- 2trenaS auSus
faufen.
Su 2ina finbet cine internatiOnale 2uaitele
lung itatt.
Sn Den tleineren Qanbhdbten 4eru'8 nil
then bic YlQtteru nod tumer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-08-01
0ermtIa,te OepcfeDen aus
Vscips0ipER.

NemsO 81. SuIi. = Der Wtapcr
uon 0sboo uno mebrele Wtit9liebcr Der japa'
neIild)en @eianotidlaft pobuteu 9eitern benz
stapeaanf oes Oampfers .SiamaOa" bel, Der
fir bic japaneFiAe 8e9lernng 9ebaut mOEOeH
1T.
- Senor MariScal, BET inter SuareS Miz
uifer Der auswdrtigeu Gngelegenbeiten NOR
uno jett gum meritaulidjen @ednotcu IN
8aibington eruannt pOroen lit, traf 9eltern
bier elm.
pie balbiGbrftde Seriammluua bes
isruelltiiAen Sroens Der ''B'nai B'rith' fano
aeitern hier itatt. Oelsgaten ans allen 3bel=
len oes 2aubes ruaren 3ugc9eH.
- Die Gontanten Ausfubr betru9 bellte
100000.
- Der sebujd6ri9e @corg Gotea ipitlte
bente NIT einem 9slaoeueu @eIuebr Inp erldoB
bic Gmilie Seger.
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Die 3uitdnSe in Dope County, Ir=
hnnTn2

ct. 2oui8, SO O., 81. Suli. Cine
0epei3e uus 2ittIe ROf, 9(rt., iugt. baB Die
llnrubeu in YOpez@ountp Die 2(uintertiamteit
BORT in bobsm @raOe in 4uipruh nebmen.
Die geamteu un0 lopalen Wduuer baltcu iit,
i'll ibrer Seimuth nidlt mehr fir itd1er. @iner
lit nad1 Seutudp gegan9cn, auoere beinOeu
iih istt IN ct. VouiS uuo uiele anoere trei,
ben fd) in ben BGloern berum. Glm Don
uerta9 puroe 6tdter Mup' s8crihtsbOf Ourf
ole Inneienbeit elmer Itarfeu bcpafineten
54aar eingei6iidtert, bic ii6 fir Die Shug'
made zines Der @efungeucH uu8gab, Der an
9eiduloigt lit, stnen WOrOueriuf auf ben
@ebilfs= Sheriff BilltamS 9emaht III haben.
Inter iolden umhduOeu hielten bic 3eugen
e5 nidlt fiir ldtbIif), Dor @eridt III eriheiueu
unO ausagen 81 MAIDEN. Der Srt lit aber-
mails nit bewaifueteu Didnneru angeIIut, IL.
'oer Sderifi uuo auoere SnpioiOueu, ole auge=
ihulOigt Fuo, swei Ooer breiYeriouen get0Otet
8u babeu, bielten e8 fir iiherer, OaS @ounn
3u UsrlaIisn, nadOem iie uuf OuS SOruerb0r
SsrSidlt, unO fiir tbr @rideluen i'm regcImd
Bigsn @ai9tS,2ermiu Eiirgid0ft geletltet
hnttPff
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9nhesfaQ hurh Qadlaas.

BsrIonen, peIdbe 3dbne ausscsossn BADEN tphni6sn
unS 9as su nebmen beobFdttsen. ioltsn itdb u6er=
5eusen, baB Gas ea6Sas, wsHn se9ori9 acminTrIrt
0ismanren i'm @ernsiten itaost. aue 0tsjenisen'
tpslds ben artfel in ieinem reinen Sufarpe tenren
muiie oieie Soee gang tdderlib tnosn. Ssnn IN Dem
Don R6tIebe.pbia aus rapportrte Saa tputbs oas
iGledt bebanbeIte uub iebr mBbrauhte 9os BON oen
9eitporeren Don anem GaoCl in Der Sahe irel9e-
5proden. Der nod irsenp stnen 3rueiiel be9t 9ebe
tu Or. sSineu, Nr. 1872, lSeit= SdpsttsS, oberRalb
Der Gutaurase, unO nebme ponieinem retnen trii6en
sa6sas, une uade au, la6enc lbcr Die Sbce, baB es
moslitsr 2seifs trseno Semanb itooen fonns. ar
Biud,eu sebt es an o. 80 BeroneH tdsid unb
bat bas felt Jabrsn gettan Gr benefit babur6, oaB
h;afn. lans cA,hIirt In (lHnr,7 lSEl