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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

Nu6 9r. y nj / u otb {, 1rltber eln er=
blttertcr @egncr (O0er ruie CT itb lelbit micotr.
bolt auSOriIdte - 6eiuo) pom &0rl <S6urS,
bribt III 2lubetra6t Der gemciuen 8ei1ul-
ot9un9cu, ais iei S4ur3 EN- EauoidJwlnolcr
uno Getrli9er, cine yau3e iiir otCicn. @r
ia9t OIL Sbuiie zines langereu 2lrtltclS i'm
,Glnc. SoltSircuUO:" ,Sdurj lit 9lllcn, Die
le uruantereu llmgang init lbm gebabt ba=
ben, ais etn bOd)lt mdBiger, irUgaltr Dt0nu
betalmt, Der fiir td] iClbt 10 WeHige Scoiiri
nllle bat , OaB CT nit Dem G)ebaite zines
yStorezGlertS" Nu5tommeu tOuHtt, uuO III
o0bel tmmer !lb2ral uu0 ireigebig gegeH llcr
mere, namentlid gegen2irbeiter gemeeu. Sciu
BrludtlcbeH 1T Ill moralther SeStebuug ltetS
multerbaft gemtieu. ldm nil man C5 all
grelteH, uno Die @5rant3eItuugcu id)GmeH lidD
ntdt, oNs 81 etner 3ett 3u tbuu, gu Weld)er
ell .gten1f) Uie Utortou, Dem Die NOigeH la
HEREAFTER glu8idmeiiuug oil icinem 3criittcz
tell unb Uerlriippclteu N0rper au3ultbeu inn,
Der SOrtdmpicr ibrer Yartei lit. ytute, Uels
DE OcH D(tlltOnenbetru9 gutgebeiBGu mo OaS
ifdnbIIfe Garbetbaggertbum UertbeioIgt baz
ben, mcl6cS gan5e abt Staatcu arm gtitob.
Ien bat, molien Sarl Sdur} Der Sctrligeret
antla3cn, OeiieH gr0Bte8 Gbrcn}tuguiB e8 1T,
OaB er troe ieiueS ungebeuren GiulluTeS ais
YOlititer beUte uoG ais ell .Dtaun obue Ser
m6gcn baitcbt. Die @emembeit older 2lIIz
grlnc lle9t gar onou 5u Gage"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
9r. &. g. @aters, 3a6nar;t,

0smonfrutor an Der 3abnarjnciidue in Baltimore,
Sir. 43, $5aupperftrake.
Or. Baters erbdlt bic nGtirIiden 3ibnc burtb Be-
banoIuns uno 6Ulung, iett firitlbc 3dbne uui cine
nstbeiierte Netbooe Elm Ii. 5ieb 3d5nc obne Sbmerr
gen aus. aGe ar6eitcn iDerbeu 9Granttrt 8ef0Hoere
aufmertiumteit uirS Den 3Gbnen uon airbcrn ssmioz
met. (Mprlif0, lJD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Syr. s1fiufjfI Grju,.

Sam irsen0 Gin 8irscr Der 10. 2Saro anfe6cn, ir
Nrn. &sinrieh gem bel Der 0enilass zBrmdrruabl
Su itiHmcn Seoeuft, cap CT renlidl ieine gaidten
ais RGtb erilGt mo ten acre6teu Anorbrunqen lei=
nCr 0iitbiirger &gdnur9 9sta9en bat 4aBt Jpn nidt
iiberrumpeit Gernen!
(2l5-7) 9E EuIbcrrpffreet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

SEQ. II. 9crtet. Der bisberise tibti9e 8ertreteI
Der IA. 22oro uno Brdfi0eut nCs /. Rdtb53metses
ueroent abcrmals 5ur INSTRUMENTATION aufseitel
Su iperbeu. Sin Nfann ron 3baratter uno 0alen
bat er bi5bcr as 3tatb Der Ii. g8ato Gbre gemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Sberft 9TOrueu.
Ste Suoiducr.

@6icago, 9, Scpt. - Obert 6Oruep
lauote aui lelner 0tiidtebr BON Der STlte oes
ItiQen S3sQuS beute bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
2. 8arS.
Gr. Snmcs 1finncil

bat eirssiuiiist baB iein Shame ais Ger cnes 6 NJ
oi0afcu iur oeH eriten Ratb 6 10 ig
henust peroe. IS uerbeiseu tbn rater elne 8abls
reihcn heutiteH iSreunhe ibre bfrSds unterfhture,
nc lie uerseu9t iinb, bas er Der Steuuns pollfon=
men 9ewaGlien 1T; iie TorOern 8uglelG ale Gbten
beuihen hemotrltiiden Stimm8cbrr oui, ibu hci otr
beoorftebsn0en Erimlrluap 8ten # Al 8, ben 10.
Stpt., 5u unttrtuteu.
(2i6-1 gSieIe seutiSbe gt;tunaeber
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
In Die Strncr3ablrr nnD gGaa!cr Der
TA SrN..A

Der Rame bes 0rn. zSaii.rlr Z. S'rpwniua i'll
als @aI bihat onge9eben. um Die TO- gSaro i'm criien
3UcIg nes Stanratbcs al reprdCntiren. Qle, lueIde
SrH. Srotun tcHnen. ino pom ieiner 3Ilhti9tet uno
8rot0rng III elm appotat pon onertanrer sGbist.tt,
gilt nit poriGmentdriid)en @jebrdudeH betGrnt, uno
fCne &ertrauibtit mil Don 8erpeerur9gn mao 8c>
oiriniCr rrerCr ii6 fuidl rsr9roBernocn Stlbt 1T
hinreberh fir bic otmotratiid conieruGt Der gHGb-
fer in NiGiie Su ieren @juniteu moraen gu timmen.
Als Gin 9rrttot in Der nBulnmore=Sbio SIeuhdhn"
pon Sciten Der Staht CAB or S'usnis BON iencr Gr=
labrung as AouOtot uno ienem geiunoen l1rtbeil in
ouen Iu9ele9er bet,n. Die EcrteI miro Dobl=
tbun menn iie ocnelbeH nominilt.
L2l7D &rifer Yreiinlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
9ie perbeferte nJlnrenre" glaBma'
idliuc,

Die beFe NaIdins iiir leitts unS i6uerc 6amt-
GeuzHdbe.elen. Sis bot ole beri5mte ritdelbare
gpeiiez uno ib iebt ii6tsnoe epuli9tiizS reidun9
unO ooucrt ldnser, aIs ieOe onrere Naidine. GuO
unier leidten eonsursen oertauit i'm
8ertaufslotaIe Der IS orence ahma~
f6ineu@@e ELI DAFT"
(SuIi21, ,I2Nteg Orr. 40, Siorb= GbarlesEr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Tepermunu.

rstb ooer aru, ncrbsiratbet ober uht Ioq;t ain See
ben lr cine iCucn YittteiU eHtipTthtubt SUmml pErz
tbgrn uuo in Dem Uorrsr1sn RGuge Der beitzsseists
feH SeielidGitsn hebtoi
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
70. 6. gSoon & Gnmp.;

%. O. gSooD & Gnmp.;
gisentbiimer bon
Golb's patentirten autpmatiftben Sei,ern,
pete in Den esten iiinfScbH 5abren ebr umfau9retdb
unb NIT beierem Grfolse. ais iraeno Elm auberer nit
Dampf ODER beiBsm g8aGer bciSenosr GpoarGt sez
brau1t fpsrben.
Der Barrier, amsrfonii1e 9dhenbesro uub gBGr=
rem de Seerbe," Barlorz, Guns sisbtEinsz6
Bias@9elssr.
Die berllbmte eapion'ide "Hot Air Furnace"
2egung bon 8leiz unb GIenrobreu, SdbsDunneH,
Sporanten, Wai6fdnOe, 8iiioirs, AbSussrobren iiir
Abtritte; iopte aud
bpbrauliihe Ramlnen, gGaAer Dtai6tneris Il. 10.
marmorne II. Shteierz aaminiimie, Scucrbeerb=Go Goe,
Brighter u. I. No.;
ridden ntsuiilien, DaerfIbler unb 0eirlgeratOren;
aot= unb Seuofen uHb Reparaturen aler Grt.
gaspsa=Gfe opn Baltimore une @nta~ar.
fQ0-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

Baltimore, ben 6. Sept. 1872.
pNeiHenGrGn! 5bi iebr ifmcihelbaitesS SGreiben
bonn bsutieen8G9e abe M erbnltH II. itdtc5 bnen ras
iir nieinen ouiridtjqhen 0aui ab. Soange id, Gebe,
mar es msine &idti6nur iilr Anoere GGiielbt gu
tbuH, mas id Iiir MID tbun miirbe. uuo in @emGB=
belt oictr 9tidtihnur babe id IN ultner ecgeupdrf.
0eu amaiChen SteGun9 gcbunrClt. @enn idb meiren
0ttbrgern tiinitig ir9cuoDedle StCnite lehen fann
obne enln meiusr GIunodBe iu opieru, 10 bin i'd be-
ret, ibntn gu oeHcn. SW muli9e nnbcr Gin. Gin
SanoIodt 81 icn, um ole ~. gBaro i'm Griten
3ruciqe Su ptrtrcten. aluridt9 Or Sbr9c
(2l5-O Seinr,d) Seiin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
re- NGfye NG5e! @m

aur Reie in's auslanb beiorst unerbalb "a StuRben
8. Maine,
t9s-H) @ds ssr SaItimorsitr. uno y.s0. saDsnus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Sennings' 3ahnsSinftnr.
Gine elegante, iibere unS erfOles
L. -. :.

gum Reinisen, Serihoneru urb Grbaltun9 Der 3Gbue
uuo bes 3apnHeligts, uno sibt Dem Qtbcm einen auz
senebmen @erud. gu baben bci alleu 9rosuireu in
alsemeiuen un6
y. Spnipn, Sennimss, & Gomp.
(Wai1l I2UtO Scr. 80, Roroz @6orlesltr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

10. YSarb.
Sir bcn Siootratb - ain Germiu-
g. u. 0untt.
SSreie N6Hner bciubctu rem 6tdorb;
Sci stlrnsu CT i9ncn edue ouliet'! (2t6-7)
10. 98aro. sir ben I. NatDs=
S!pei0.
gSm, QS. Srnnnrfi.
Ger GntideieuH9 Der bcmotratid. conialpntiucu SO.
miratior uHtcriuorier. rutsrtiic 9Iemdno, an
Dlenia4e bet Der &rmGrWabl ilr Srn Srnocrif,
reiifn 9toraitct jeDer Sirser oer 10. gGoro Icnnt
gil itllnmen- (2l5-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Slreau Scbreibmaterialtcn,
Bilreaa@9ruGar6eiten
unb
aIle Mrten Sic dJnun9S
Sil der,
quite arbst unS mdsiee Breiie bel
eusgenbeimer s sseiL,
Q6l-T SIR. 157, gSeft= SaItimorefraSe.
@nebru erhulteu

pon N.<g. GuitioH folsenbe 98aarcn:
Rerin ozllntertleiber iiir Scrten, Oamen unb &nz
Der; Sbapls. gettbeden, SrumpimaarCn in allen
moaliden Gudluaten, IeincE 3iitiiCher5eu9, Sano<
tdjer unD SeruietteH. RleinmGsreu elm u0ucs Aiorz
tement, nelthe Su au6er9emobrlidh biaisen 4reien
ioior ,um SeItouf i'm 9rosen uub 8leiEeH Gn9cbottn
iuerbcn. Gapie SSdmbsroer,
Rr. SO, Horo-Somaro ndhe GldpitroBe,
SDilGen Simon's uno Suslers SGoen.
(SuIi31 12Atte.g)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Bdriiele Z. Srowning "
E Z SSSGro.

= USWTU.
Gen. Sob. VS. 9Hdttins 9dnoioat iiir ben
Ratbsypeia, Der 9rtiheOung Der cemotratlld=con'
itrpatloeR Homination unterruorIen. (2t5-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

~ Benn Gu eire neae Ndbmaidne reportrt baz
ben pilIt, 10 scbe au alle 6dle 5u s. Z. wicseu:
M, in Wr. ass, sSeft Sapetteifraas!
scin 3rusieseitdt befinbet ii1 III sfr. rs. Sfs-
Baltimore StrGBe. (2lU-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
eSobm u. Suman & Camp,
N1r. rs. gSeff= prdttfTraf;e,

nabe Spear's 98erite,
SGnsl nit BEN beiteu bdItsn
gpfen's Yalepz, Sunburp. uno Cumberland,
&ohlen,
224O Biuno auf Die Eonre in alen fSdllen, tret bon
Sd1js5er uub 1uoeru llurelnioteiten. SepI612Otes
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
90. SESarD.
Sir ben eriteH Staatratbs'3wei5:
tnflu g. Octtirr.
9cmpfrofcu IEd,tuuo!

Der gntIacioun9 rsr temOtr-ti4 cOnierpatiuen Bar
| tel unterporien. (2l2-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
10. gSarS.
Sir esn 1 5iuels oss Gtuttratb,s:
Cr;,-I1, G,;,,
40. 9{{dtS.

9gtFFF%ttD ~ttFFV
Der domination Der bemotratir .conicr0atioen Tarz
tli unteruCrien. (2I6-7
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
spesial . &otiie1t.
llnabbangiger hcmnfratii6er GnugrrRs
EnttNiSnt i'm 2 GP,irfp

neberssugt, oas tasgoH ftdaeeeu 6as Ting. gpz
item, bas gum Sdchen ter 0ffentliten WobIabrt 10
Ianee esberridt, enthiehen bot fInti9e i'd mid als
unahbGu9iaeu GaHoieGten iiir Den 9ongres i'm 3.
oes SuIfes i'm gameiHen uHter Doren, on.
(2f0-) ~ De. gerasr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
gg Semufraten! GnnIcrnatibe!
Qtberdlei

Sein Norhsn, SIren, . ten ohergB IT en-
llnfe @s iammt Raterann!
fSrieor! Mmneitie Jleform!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

NaBmaI9iue,
ioipie bic Empire" unb ane anoern. aud Sin9er's
SIR. ." in Dem 8 ampi>9 >9ieparirsS Sa6cn oon
SbcmGs CHANTS,
(S1n1tSTl Sfe DER Qnmhnrh= unn SShGrplr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
SrpBe Griparung!

VIUPS SIVpWINWH
Ton fault eebraudbte Sbulbiitsr gum baIten
8reie ODER ipeniser unb unter Den reeelmds9en
greiieu, iouie aud ale Rsiertuerte o;r eiterGtuf,
iurlittide, mebisui6e unb semiidte Si1sr &C. BON
5. s1cal S gpmp.,
Ir. "a, gSe IS apettez. einise GbIreu lDeHIt4
BON Der GbarlesfraBs Sa1er oler grt uereen prompt
aefcuit uu0 beSablt. (Sept4 t2IRRf, ,t&iD)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
6. 98arb. Is. s.. glamllth!
6. QfSnrf1- = g.. =. Nnm,ttf.
a N&nrN-

b. SSSar0.
Sir ben erten 3u.ig oes atabtratbes: Sames
SSpDie. (2lj-T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Nih NNal,l,s &uuit SalIerte.

Au5seriiitet nit ben befen Wialhinen uro eln9es
rttet nab ben neueiten Serbeierungen, bic lbtr=
baupt Die Photographic auBuweiien bat, ertaube i'd
mir. enem seebrteu Bublitum Die ersebenIe AH6eiss
Bu MAIDEN, baS men bon in SaltimoreItrdBe oorbeiI=
6ait betanntes 9ei1Glt rad
Ser. as, gapre Sbarlcsfsrate,
perest lit uub oils 8unt=@alerie iit5 i'm Stunbe tea
Hnost Bortrats 81 lieern, iuelfe pom Del Carte de
visite bis sur 9eberssrose in Bahea Del on
aebnlihteit uuc Iu5Iubrung NIht5 ! 'uiiniheu
ibrs laIi,n. @ruppsn werhen in ieoer @rose nn
oas Bette ausesIbrt; bic beTcn Sraite Tno sur Irz
iertisuns bon 8bOtosrupbe'n bel ms anssitslt unO
nur p,rtliten Sinflern min Die ausiibrun9 BON
Bortrdits anpertrGut. Abtung5po4
Ridbarb 9Salsl,
f84-y) Nr 46, Rorb SbarlesiiIaSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
1 uIbcrrpfreet.
Baltimore, Den 6, Sept. 1872
SIN SJrrte Scinttct, Seim!


g8ertbcr Ser! Die une5cihneten Siirger unb
Steueuuber uno 5brC 0tanbanttn Der TO- gBdro ba.
ben STIR SerPalten i'm crten GntteSuetSe nit guf=
inertia felt ucrfoIqt Gs 9,rcht ms 81 9roBcm
Serm0qen, Sbnen gu ertldren, baB 5br ebrerbaitss,
EnparteilbGs uno unet9ernitlges AuinGten ais ein
Mit9lieo hss StaetlGttes ntt nur id, uniere bersz
ltGe .Sutmnluu9, ion0crn aud oCH Seiian unerer
Sllr9gidaft i'm Nuoemenen erluorbCu bat. gHir
minden, bcB Sic urCre ggarb tpitoer nertr ten; mir
criu0en Sie nGbcr adhtunqepon nm Sbre 3ufmz
muHe 3u hem @,sbragte 5bres Stamcns ols ocn elnc6
sGnoiodten lir Senannte Stcuun9, "a mir iberseuSt
nm, 6cS sic, menn Sic miCoCrtripGbt Deroen, in
Submit unire Grpartunaeu ebenio erlillcu, Ue Sic
iidb bsbsr ocn Sciial oer BIr9eliGat errun9en to=
len. Ahtuugspouh Sire aeboramen Siener
~, y. Setfins,
9iobsrt SrEUicf,
c5crra s.. 9dsc1,
y. ~. Stunen,
NJ. %. bdmburscr,
g. 0. 81 prruip,
Wicper SeB,
S,ppdre Spbces
Dfpies Sphcn & g6bne,
&. 2S. SScnnett
gluherP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
spestal . Notiiett.

6iibi6e 9llbums unb Snrtemnnnaies,
ssubunsen Diee gDo6e empian9en urp bilts Su
pertaufcn bel gB. S. gmtb s Gomp., But= uuS
Standardization Sdnolsr, IN Nr. f59, gSeit'
SalMmpre trdFe. (Iugt4 t2DieO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
G. ORnrn

6. @nrn.
Gfr ben erften Staptratbs- !3pei8:
g. s. Htdmutb,
CT gatffeibun9 Ger OemofrQtiid- -conlcroatoeR 8Grz
ci ruterDorieu (203-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

.. NYsurD4
,.Gicprge9S. 6drtefip MIN auf's Bdrmiie lurg4icz
erlpd6luH9 in ben l. Jtdtbe5mCtq empoblen BON Den
ceutilben Acoptio rlr9ern Der 8. lSaro. (2t5-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
is. aSarn !
10. VNnrf

6r Slfd s.. gnIlb iuiro ais 9an0ibat fiir rcr er=
tel 3wei9 ces Staetrdtbcs emprotIen. (209-lI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

Dritter . tftrift.
Sir @ongreB:
@iltam s. S'Srien
G9S-) ppn Ser 2. Bsare.
i. gSarS.
Sfiir brn ]. 3wei9 oss Stat trotbes:
0arl Strecpcr,
Ger bemofrntiib conierpatiuen 9tomiuation urtera
luorieu. (2l5-O
I. gSaro, anfeepaft!
Seber hcniofrahih cOHietpatuc Biirger rieier
Baro ioute Die Scotutiamtslt in 8etrQdt ;ieben,
bent ieHe Stimme iiir Srn. g. Etrteper absu=
3a0eI crb1ben nro rem Sngetraut Wer6en tanu, ba5
e gum BsfeH oes Solfes mricn uno elne Steuuna
als eia HeprdiCntant Mot iir OGs 5Etereiie Ginlez
ner 9eerluhtn lueroe.
(2l0 Pro Bono Publico.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10
Quigcpakt, Semufraten Der
ES. SSS1rSI

Seute, Sienifag bGn 10. .. Vtts,, Grindrpabl,
no t0er crludt wIro. Ter jneyee t0t an liberolcn
grinSipien, Su eriGeinen mo ielne Stimme ab,u9e.
ben ftr cSr. SmtbIcIm. GiE SGoer, Ger iti:nmUez
rstugtlt, mro eriuGt, uap ccr Scfe ppu Slps.
Strdfe unS Dcad) Ibcp Ju tCmmen, inoem gBaz
gtn beret iteter, et-cn SisOrn tr5ubeloroCru. ,5m
Auitra9e 6es rSldUIpsS sSIubs:"
(Z1D Rubcrt aEcGce, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

RS Srittrr Gnpgrebs8e}irf.
Sir bic bemOfratib conieroatiue domination:
xbcmdS -. SpuerS,
elm Rann aus oem . 8oIte, nit Gsm8oIt
unb fiir az y olt.
lAuAl2 lWit) g1ahrbeit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-10

am S4eibepuutte Der gaTeraz unb Gis5lOah
NlnpnIIs
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-11
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

The Maine State debt was reduc-
ed q million and half last year.
alexis has given $4,000 to the
Chicago poor.
Five iron clads ere being fitted out
in Philadelphia, it is supposed for Gu
ba.
Passenger trains arrived at Chey-
enne on Friday which had been II days
coming from San Francisco.
The Illloois House of Representa-
tlves has passed resolution endorsing
Summers one term amendment.
"A San Francisco dispatch of Jan.
Sd says; "Mrs. Laura Fair, the MUIR
deress, is dead. She died in prison Dec
cember 30th. The event has created
considerable excitement in an extended
circle, rumors flying Of every character,
among them report that her death
has been induced by barbarous treat
ment during her incarceration. The
career of the woman is too we'll known
to demand comment at this time"
The New Hampshire Republican
State Convention met in Concord on
the Sd inst, r.. A. Shaw nominated
for Governor, and Albert S. Twitchell
Tor Railroad Commissioner.
The residence of the Russian Min
lister at Washington, Was on Tuesday
night entered by burglars, and robbed
of a considerable amount of silverware
The Phoenix Insurance Company,
of Hartford, one Of the strongest Of
American companies, has ceased issuing
policies in Chicago, on account of the
laxity Of tho Common Council in fix
ing the fire limits and enforcing the Or
dinaucc relative to building.
"A passenger on the North Mis-
souri, Railroad jumped from car on
Monday, near st. Charles, fell beneath
the wheels, and was Instantly killed,
his head being completely severed.
Cash and notes amounting to 1000
are said to have been found on the per-
son of the deceased, but his name could
not be ascertaintd.
"A noted Tammany rufian, exrell-
cd from sinecure which he held un-
der Tweed & Co., claims to have ab.
solute knowledge Of the Nathan muir
derer and Of his whereabouts. lie Of
fers to make revelations that will lead
to the murderers capture, if he can OBJ
taia pardon tor one of his relatives, who
seems to have been an accomplish in the
crime. It is stated that he has had
several consultations with the police
and members of the Nathan family,
who want to keep the matter quiet uu-
til the supposed murderer, who consid-
ers himself perfectly secure, can be ar
rested.
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ling trades Is the pupils. Appropria.
tions amounting to $4,000 are asked
for.
The State University. has had an atten-
dance of 32l students5 of whom 90 were
females. An enlargement of the build
ing is desired. The total permanent
fund Of the University, now at interest,
amounts to the splendid sum Of $l10,-
1926. This fund has arisensfrom the
sale Of lands granted BY Congress-
Tho library contains 5000 Volumes
Tuition free.
Referring to the State Normal Schools,
the Governor says: 49, III
1.-The third of thcs . schools. located at
St. Cloud, during an existence Of but two
years, has had under instruction lis stud
ents in the Normal department.. At the
date Of this report there were 129 in at
tendance, IS in the Normal and "a in the
model department.. In June last it gradu-
ated its first class, numbering IS. The
school is still located in the old "Stearns
| House," which has been full from the first.
In order to increase its facilities and capa-
city, the board ask for the erection OF q
new building at the earliest day practical
| Bile, and urge that an appropriation sufti-
| GENTLY large, at least, for completion Of
the walls, and the enclosing of the build
| ing be made at this session. The base
ment is already built at an expense to the
J State of $9,495.55.
And noticing the recommendation of
the State Normal Board that tho appro-
prlations for tho current expenses of
these schools be increased, he remarks
$50 long as the State assumes to pro-
vide for these schools as State institutions,
| let US provide them with adequate means
for efficient work, and if the State cannot
| afford 10 supply them, then it were wiser
| to close one, or even two Of them If NEG
esary, until the condition of our finances
will permit US to do more and do it WE'LL"
The educational interests OF the State
are in an exceedingly satisfactory con-
dition. Whole number Of persons in
the State reported between 5 and FL
years of age, l67 ,S63-an increase Of
II, 696 over last year Whole number
of persons attending school during the
year, 1888. Whole number of
teachers employed 4,385-2,903 of
whom were females. Average wages
paid teachers per month-males, &c.,
So; females, s25.5l.
The permanent school fund, derived
from the sale Of lands, now amounts to
2,548,C76, which will when the lands
have all been converted into money,
amount to $15,ooo,ooo. The interest
on this fund is apportioned seml-aunu-
ally among the counties on the basis Of
the number Of scholars returned. A
two.mill tax for school purposes is also
levied by the State each year, in addi-
ton to which districts and counties
make assessments for schools From
all sources there ware realized aud ex-
pended for school purposes in 1871,
s2,011 ,e66,73 against S792,85291 for
l870-an increase for the year of
$218, 303.82.
The Governor concludes with pleas
ant words concerning heads Of DEPART
ments whose terms of Office have ex-
PRED, and with good advice to the
Legislature.
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