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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-12-26
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ntr ptriCR Siiasple aisidsr Alt aui
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bistGslta in iolgfuGsr Bsiie gar Str!l9eRa
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fhIdatn, llsl4ed ua6 5Tausnart: al
right, Id l'l6it fauff mir ftnt Ndi1tR
gum ggtibuaAtsn." @eidst. aSlban; n
nibiam com 5ausbaltHHseetle tsipaItti
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psrIonsR nit Ipet pfsrr:n, Wsi6 Itbtsrs
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sorrtu Don SOrsiieIi&sr Sualrtdt. ole
baben ned mstr NtrlsIbtn SOytt fur
Cash.
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ietn wtl pUa Wpbat sr fsins fiinf,ta
MstI,n spn rsT srftn NuticnaI San9
ehtftrnt.
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rem, eff, mtpr habsh lis trffrut. 99ir
pit 6rmls al,r @roturtn - DfR Dtudsr
= in frsuntllfbtr Gsnusruua bdlt, bat
ptn 6tmmsl duf @rrsn re rt nj unp
icais fsiutr 9ltsrdlit6t weasn ptt ouitt.
ttas llutsrfhsHue stnss Ssrstrtsn pubi.
fHms gRnieeeH, ..... -.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-12-26
(GOrrsipunb;H, bOn gBiItssbnrrs.)
%, Dsi,mbtr 1872.

z3' Stlemost loGz.
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tag IN fstn.r @Otnuns bettfr TN atter
ron stpa 81 9lbrtu. Der 8srfUTbsns
mar In giymcutb s,tOren, ttfItipsts sinf
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f6sH GtpFss sdusIta finssbuet,
- BIr Gr'usu uuS gu bOJsn. Sab au'
Hs Sau.rsi pcn Ii6hr 8si6atp, an
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act 5ub Didt sniCsdt WOrssn 1T. CIi
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,um 8sIfaufs auesbotsn. ...
- Das ttsfSs WartIHaus fcu ani 4.
Sanur psEfauft wttbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-12-26

geaSu. RaE, 10. DfJ. auf fsr
9durtIss6Eis WuTet bsuts Pas TrOi 4 'is
RtT Babn spiftsn Schcn unp Gbsnse
b,iprpb,H. Die rtur Roult Wiirrs lum
itsil rur6 Ssrl6mti,uHa iton bi iR.bsHs
pss Rcaltn btratatat ne zen unO plrts
stn 0slnnmtfapitaI unb tine burh RUnre
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aOuts fSnnts !. .. 6susirs fir 126 10
Gents per Suibsl DOn 6Rsisp na9 Se.
hou tstSrpsEs RIIEsu,
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- Etcmrs 5tnts wurbs ON Dsnnsrs
Rae tm S&a6t 3p. 10 tts psnni. Sob
len 60. rem sinsm RObItnforrsn l6sre
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plrO raits esnrt,ttst unb Or. 9afOb
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better nuf.
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gen In Ger S6susr ilsbtn. WOrasn5
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ltd Der Gsreaht esstn sinsn tunGen
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aab CT en, mo bic Sd6sn otrlsdt Rarsr; /;
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TsSt fiintm prcssb tntsss.n.
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tsm @rttt6,r bat man ssint Spur.
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lief, n.tf 3ubst6r, nt6ts 80 Rdnfa,l
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IS 9. g. artmG nsunt eis Gsisttal
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BsnH 70, tf ts i,UtnfaTs elm prR CFutTd
Lnns o'bVrstts, Pis 70 sisIss anOtTs,
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WsUnotSiebrtftcn -Scitun aeu.

Ter llufsnsidurir bat jrst bic alsrtur Don
alien in Str'nrOn uuE umNt9snp eiusrtiibrtsn
giUn rfei6riftsn unE 3rtiunlsn ubsrrUmnirn
ane pWe eitleltrH ecu pCrcbrten Nbonaenirn
crVmvI ins Sdus Ifisrn. .-
0ainolttsn tmpffhlr ib eas fdtbpIiibr SauS,
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cen 9nbdlire pCrbIrtts ib :tint.
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limmt ebsnfaIls Yep, IunAsu fur MID an.
sri alto @sierr, 9FparjtraBs.
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.btntir:t" tntar, erSuu' tmru uue &c uerrsn al {
dF;cestrnrn SSltclunafu piinfIllb ausg {.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-12-26
s. g. NauIi,

(SdiiS gum fdbtunrJ:n SireH.)
Ter biRs TIas, um aas z srirn a'F5trIiSt
une fstur ? psl;paarsu az iauftu urb Eir.
tslesn auh promo, rtpariTr n bstomm'u
Cine prIJtlllits auarabI esre on II RiliHtrs
raarsu usutffsr ROetH, Sinba; Spisn. sbsH'
10 SliT, AapprR u. 1. 70. IAN
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-12-26

S6tins sur Srf5rpsruns ron paiIasitrsn ron
uut mad alien GIsgsnpen TsutiHldues uut rsr
S6wsi, NIT Dampf- Orn Ssael, S@iHcr uhs
Qntperprn, Bremen, Sambura. SaUrr, tipsrp0GI
lr. 1u bereuiene trmGsigttn Treiisu. ~
@uslablunefn purdb pOIf- Aupsiluuatn eurd
btn Nerpbsuii1tu yIrpp narb Gem Nrrtrtuiibsn
8uue, 8aiern, WurttrmtsTe, 18aprn. Selisn.
eursmburs, htn NisbsrIanesu, Gdnsmart,
S1prbtn unb Rorpsgtu.
6Islper fir unisrt Rstruue In TeutIfant
einbnablt. ptrbrn in @UIp pptr 9tatupertb tn
DGpitr rem Rns prgiifet.
8cnmadieu, Dlietbs. une adufs Hpnnafts
8srsinisit Stdatsn pGlTt ,e. dusasfrriist.
Siir atis hur4 uHs btOrstsn 6ri6dfts Itri
earanttrt.
6mi9 BtIb. 8. aitIsI u. Go.
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Ne. @reeu,
SAMPLER in tmprrtirtsn iinb einbeimiIGsn
1l1finrn, GilG6rra, Giaarrtn, ST.,

42S 2adapanna &penue.
DIR bette Bourbon in bsr @sSsnb. Smpprtir
Weinf unb 9raneies. Die bette susDabl fptbsn
nps otm pllbauis erbalirn unb 3u Yrsilrn str.
Iaaft, bic isbrr Stpnfurrtnj lpOtttn.
Gh.nfalls ein GROCER gprrntb iu,portiritr rint
eMbeimilGtr 9iearrtu, bic nit gsrinssm Yrpfii
1srtauft psreen.
geaarsu psrstu ipftnfrsi naS tsbtm 5btiIr
etr Giis abstlitftrt.
1anfsnb fir bas bisherigr 3uirnutu, bltlst
um GrbaItuns psiTslbrn In bsr 3ufuRft.
IL. Suli i866.-ba
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

United States Senator Cragn Of the Granite State,
is at the Westmoreland en- bloc.
Captain Tllebroun, Of the United States Navy, is
on the quarter deck OF the Grand Hotel
r. e. Townsend, of Montreal, longs for cool Can
ada, at the Gisey House,
Admiral Polo de Barnabe, the Spanish Minister,
with Lieutenant Commander Pelon. his Secretary
OF legation eat the olive of peace at the Crendon
General J. M. Shackleford OF Indiana, who cap
tured the noted guerilla John Morgan on his raid
into Ohio, has captured camp at the Grand Central
ship Russia. He Is going to London on business of
the Texas Pacific Railroad. He will be absent o
month.
A son of General william T. Sherman was pas
senger by the steamship Russia yesterday. He
is to Join his father and accompany him during the
rest Of his tour.
Sir Thomas Dakin, ex-Lord Mayor OF London,
and Mr.. ellison Romans, the President and Vice
President OF the Great western Railway Company
of Canada, and the Hon. Mr. Paget, OF England,
departed for a,me on the Russia yesterday.
The Russia also took of Mr. William II. Wander
bilt and family. Ostensbly making the trip for
healths sake he will keep an eye on the overground
and underground improvements in railroad con-
struction that New York-n its long hoped for
rapid transit-may have the latest models in Con-
tinental "bores." His friends, on the steamer
Blackblrd, flew to bid him adieu. They accom-
plished this several times, each godspeed being
more affecting than the previous one. There was
an excellent lunch under the wing of the Blackbrd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04

on the rail and the proprietors OF
the various lines Of transit will not
be doing their duty if those who have gone
forth for simple pleasure and innocent
recreation are in the slightest degree put to
Inconvenience or made to feel discomfort by
Astounding rowdyism. Let our civic authori-
ties do their duty, and let the managers of
steamboats, and railroads do their duty, and
much will be done to make the Fourth of July
what it ought to be. Letus hope that all, young
and DID, viii have occasion to remember the
day as day of mirth and good cheer, and that
few will have cause to remember it as day of
sorrow. The day we celebrate May it take
away no young and hopeful life may it sunder
no friendships; may 1t break no fathers or
mothers heart; may it be day of joy and
enjoyment to all such is our wish, such our
prayer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS.
Publication of the British Cabinet Core
spondence with Its Agent in Geneva.
Earl uranvine satisfied with Lord Tentsrden's
Diplomacy-Good Feeling and Pleas
ing Hopes in Downing Street.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YuRx HERALD.

LONDON, July 9, 1872
The Official correspondence which has passed be-.
tween the British government and Lord Tenterden.
its agent before the Geneva Tribunal orArbitraion
Is published.
1t comprises twelve dispatches besides the pro.
tocols Of the proceedings before the Board which
have already been made known to the public.
The correspondence closes with despatch from
Earl Granville expressive Of appreciation of the
services OF Lord Tenterden and Sir Roundeu
Palmer Earl Granville says:-'T should not do
justice to the feeling OF Her Majesty's government
II did not acknowledge the conciliatory spirit
manifested by your American colleagues The
good feeling shown on both sides has facilitated
the deliberations OF the arbitrators."
Earl Granville In conclusion acknowledges the
thoughtfulness and wisdom evnced by the arbitra-
tors In adopting the conclusions to which they have
spontaneously arrived"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04
A. BRUTAL WIFE MURDER.
A Noman's Brains Dashed Out I'm Enss
Ninth Street.

fearful tragedy, the result OF domestic quar-
rel brought about by intemperance, took place on
the rear third floor apartment OF the tenement
house No. 616 East Ninth street, last night
Thomas Cobb, who is laborer In thc
employ OF the Manhattan Gas Company,
and who Is a powerful well-formed man, and q
native of Kings county, Ireland, got his day OF yes
terday, and went on bit Of spree. His vile,
Margaret, woman OF no small beauty and OF
splendid physique, revenged herself fer her nus
bands neglect by taking drop at home, so that
when Cobb returned to supper last nlgnt
he was under the influence Oh mduvr
and found his wife in similar to"uI
ton. TO cover his nquities ne pegan, ~
upbraid her, and brought about quarrel wh .v
ended In the husband knocking ms wlie over smo
stove and then fracturng her Skull Nun an ny
handle of extraordinary length anu aimension AZ
ter receiving the blow the unfortunate wonnn
rallied enough TO rise and sit in o chair but sho
became weak i'm a few moments and fen on the noor
This sobered cobb, who rushed to the apartment
of a Mrs t;oodheart to whom he told what nc had
dono Tnbb was detained and the police or the
Eleventh precinct notified and the murderer
vas locked up. On the arrival OF sur
genn life was found to be extinct, tha
sKuiI being extensively Fractured on the Loft SIDE
There we're several severe COMMISSIONS on the trunk,
ami the body was covered with blood present'ng :
Ihastly svectacie. c0tgner's insuest w'' w "S''
TODAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04
ADDITIONAL LIST OF sUNsTRoKEs,

Besides the long list of sunstrokes published In
another part of to-day's paper, the following were
received at a late hour last night from Police Head.
quarters:-
Christopher Coughlin, aged seven months died
last evening from the heat.
Jacques Cobb, taken from the Nineteenth pre-
cinct to Bellevue Hospital July 2, died at twenty
minutes past ten yesterday.
Mary Farrell, age forty-three residing at Albany,
sunstruck; sent 10 Bellevue Hospital.
man, supposed to be Joseph Hendrich, was
overcome with heat. He was sent to hospital.
John Larkns, aged seventeen of Philadelphia,
was overcome with heat and taken to Bellevue
Hospital.
An unknown man, supposed to be a driver of
Schaeifer's brewery, was Frustrated in Amity
street and died in the Fifteenth precinct station
house.
Richard Pembroke. twenty-five years Of age, of 152
Washington street. was overcome by the heat aud
sent to he llevue Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04

The ALABAMA CLAIMS ARBITRATION CORE
spoNDENcE.-- The British government has pub
lished the correspondence which took place be-
tween the Queens Ministry and Lord Tenter-
den, Her Majestys agent for the arbitration of
the Alabama claims in Geneva. The official
issue appeared in London yesterday 1t is
yoluminous, of course, but hopeful of final
friendly settlement by way of compensation,
perhaps, for its bulk. Earl Granville is satisfied
with Lord Tenterden's course of action. He
appears to be pleased, also, with the progress
which has been already realized by the arbi-
traitors, and satisfied with the good feeling"
which has been eyinced generally during the
judicial proceedings. This looks exceedingly
well for the final conclusion, subsequent to the
reassemblage of the tribunal July Is, if the
investigation concerning the special cases Of
the ugly priyateers does not tend to disturb
the prevalent harmony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04
WITH SUPPLEMENT
CONTENTS OF T0-DAY's HERALD.

PAGE.
advertisements
s-Advertsements-M and Deaths-Long
Branch Races: Third Day of the Monmouth
Park Meeting; Four Fine Contests-Racing
Prospects at Saratoga-Miscellaneou Cam
paign Dashes-Yacation-S Cases Of
Observation-Disclosures O'Keefe.
S-Stokes: Testimony OF stokes Captor; Close OF
the Medical Testimony and Of the Case for
the Prosecution; Opening for the Defence /;
Argument OF Counsel-The Long Strike The
Teutonia and Germania Hall Meetings.; Meet
lngs of Minor Societies-Musc and the
Drama.
a-Editorials: Leading Article. "The Ninety
Sixth Year OF the Republic-The Day We Cee-
brate"-The Alabama Claims Personal Intel
mgencemMeather Reports-Amusement An
'-Liyingstone,s Rescue; Rejoicing and Excite.
ment IN. England Over the News-Cegeral
Cuban Filibnsters-The Fighting in Cuba
T retaI nsad from France, Spain and Rome
grams-Ihe Greeley Jubilee: Horace Greeley
Gu route to. Gmore's Babel; Enthusiastic
Entry into the Realms Of Yankeedom-Busi-
6-The Heated Term: One Hundred and Firty.nve
cases Of Sunstroke Yesterday, Seventy-two
or Which Were Fatal; Scenes at the MOrgue
and at the Park and Bellevue Hospitals; The
Names Of the 'yictms.St. Agnes Academy:
Third Annual Distribution Of Premiums-1he
HERALD and DR.. Livingstone--"A Terrible
Temptation Lady Bassett and Mary Wells
In Ch1cago-The National Rifle Association
A Fiendish Outrage.
acknowledgements.
s-Independence Day: How the Glorious Fourth Is
~ DC Seicuiubcu III inc tity; Nnere, Wnen
and How the Public Celebration. Is to Take
Place; The Day in Brooklyn, Newark ana
Newburg-Proceedings in the Courts-New
Steamships-Who Wants to Buy Baby p
Father Tom Burke on the Twelfth Of July-A
Railroad Smash Up-St Tammany His Sons
IN the Days of the Revolution: New Jersey
Decade Ahead OF New York in Doing Honor
to the Great Indian Chief
eSt. Tammany Continued from Eighth Page)-
Financial and Commercial The Eve of the
Glorious Fourth a Half Holiday; The Treasury
Sale OF Colds The Stock Market Quiet and
Strong-Judge Prindle's Trial--The Deposed
Judge: An Interview With Ex-Judge Nc
Cunn-Brooklyn Afairs-Reception of Gram
mar School No. 27-I0wa Liberal Republican
COnvention-Found Drowned--Board of
Misunderstanding in Canada.
1O-The Tobacco TaX-The Seventh Regiment at
saratoga-Alleged Attempted Abduction
Army OF the Tcnnessee-Shipping lnteli-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04

The LATEST WAR News FROM MEXICO
is not of startling nature. According to
our special despatch from Matamoros there
is lull in the operations, for the simple
reason that the ''sinews of war; have given
out. War can nowhere be carried Oh without
money, least of all in Mexico The Juaristas
in particular appear to have ga plentiful lack
OF funds consequently the report goes that
the garrison of Matamoros are in a mutinous
frame of mind because pay is not forthcoming,
and revolutionary agents are at work endeavor-
ing to bride the malcontents into pronuncia-
mento against the government.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-04

LARGE SHIPMENT OF SPECIE FROM SAN
Francisco TO AsIA-The steamship Great
Republic has just taken in one shipment the
vast sum of one million one hundred and
eighteen thousand dollars in specie to Japan
and China. This shows how our trade with
that part of the world is enlarging, and shows,
at the same time, that China and Japan con-
tinue to be the great gulf of the precious
metals as they have ever been. This has been
and is the case particularly with China. There
is an enormous and constant drain of specie
from this country to both the old continents
to Asia on the Pacific side and Europe on the
Atlantic Fortunately we have the precious
metals TO export. Our mines continue to yield
O large amount and gold and silver have
become like cotton or tobacco articles of
trade. Still, as the precious metals are con-
sidered the basis of value and the regulators
of the money markets, every great commercial
nation ought to prevent rs much as possible
too great drain Of them from the country.
We ought to begin to consider what articles
we can supply the Asiatic markets with, so as
10 make the balance Of trade more favorable
without the shipment Of vast amounts of the
precious metals.