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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09
WelerpDtr=, ,Tamiltcn= u. Grtras
NSehI.

SD MADE iest o5ise oorSiisl6e sortsn RsbI,
lpel1e Id 0dnelern aufQnnebmbarc Beotnounaen alb,
lafe. Gsrner; s lsps unb Sr 6an9ss Grtra
9r9ouges uno ct. Oennis= Superz W III.
GamueI Guer,
Rr. 50 unS 53, Gpmmeree ftrase,
(sept16,tS,i.a.G,l Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09
DaS 2Settcr inn 0anbe.

8 q ibtn9tou, 8. april. - Seute
fI auf Dem Wount g8aibtugton 9d1uee.
IS re9nete in SoltOu, =Qouoou, gteuz
9orf, S5mego, BbifaOelpbia, Baltimore,
Cincinnati, 0uluth, Sbrepeport, Cairo, Slrz
piauapolS, 2OnlSville, 9faibUiue, 4orllano,
We., unO Y0rtlanO, Oregon. Die Gempraz
tur IN 9ate @it1, Sla., aelate So @rao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09
6artndcfi8e Serfube sum Selbft=
111nrN

gfcw Surg, N..Y., 7. apriG. - Gin crit
18eldhrt9er Suri4e mad)te beUtc Bwct ters
6loeltelte Seriuhc, lcin gebcn 3u eu0eu. Grit
lpran9 er III Den 6uB uuo muroc qersttet,
oann rcrluhtc er mittellt eiuts 8aiirmeiz
crS nd Die 8ehle 5u OurG1neioeu. Iud
oaS mlBlan9. Der iOnOerbare Nleni9 wuroe
Uerboftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09
Nu5 SQiupis.

6 bica9o, ST., Z. 2tprtl. = 3pet Sc
rtdtsbeamte purOen bel bem Gerlufe, III
Dem einige Metlen bon bier belegeHen 6arlem
eiuen 0taun aus Dem 8eiiee elmer inn 3ur
Sermaltung iibcggebeueu 6arln 3u entfernen,
Don Oieicm geltoiien unO SWar eluer berielbeu
10 gsfdbrItA oaB er Oaron iterben miro.
Die iibrigen @erldt5z 8eumten muBten Ous
Sau5 III SranO itedcu, bepor e8 ibnen ges
lang, Den Wiann 9erGnS5ubrln9en unO feii3u'
uehmPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09
Sr g g. Mrnnt.

Rr. 2s. ssorS.sibertnftraRs,B Baltimore,
furtrt poMifdnhia Snyhriiigtei 9uitrobrcneitz@nt=
siinSuna, beelnnenes Sd,iunpudt, 9ursatbr,isfeit,
BaIuii Der Stimme, Gutarrp uno olle eeloen ees
S lies, eer 9rnss. Der 5arnlue9e, Ses gIutss, ber
5sut, Obrsrianitn, DpspepHe. ssaiisrudt, Dds
I'd, pd.te, aussnz unb Obrsn aronftsiteu II. {. 10.
s.. Grant beilt olle nebel uno lit BET 1as
oDer bei gtddbt ium 8eiute BON aronten herett.
ISnui20.fSF)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09
SOeD Gin ltnbolo.

Sapa annab, 7. April. - Der 9re6iz
ger 90. .. 5000, bon Ntlanta, @eo., Der
ein NidOdeu, 9tameuS Gnmu s. Gbiupr8,
periiibrt bat, 1it 3u 10 S0bren GefdngHiB per.
urtbsllt DprOeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09
Spesial : Woti;en.
@tn0tz zchfinotinup,,

Hprepefflid,e 30 =Siienbafn- Cbliadtionen.
Die Snan3=@ ommiiidre babcn oen SiabtzJ,es~
frator autoriirt. Staot=Obliq ltioneH i'm Eauffe
9essn Rortbz 2Ssitern Sir9iniaz@ienbobn- Sbltsa-
tionen aus,ueeben. Der llnteri1cb Der oufeelauie=
neu Siuieu piro uciujtirt. j8i-6I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09
Ven1nii> Ynu0rette,

Ella nat iirIidDeS 8 OiimsmitteI
uno feline Yerfiihuns nit anoeren,
bes Qauobauers unb @drtnerS Sreunb.
Cine onne sbeuio eat als cine Come guano unb
foitet MIR bas Dritttbel beiieiben..
YtIig,r, oils ybospbat. nnb niel beiler, ipeil e.
{fnsu auf oie Sdat lpirft unD d, in Dem 8oNeu auf
Sabre erbdit in Der Gbat III es Elm glnabrer unS tels
auslaueer oes Bobens.
Man ienos mad sinsm Gtrtuldr. - greis s2s pro
2onue I'm 2aeerbauie Don
0sirrinaer, Berr x Gpmp.,
&ommtiiiondre uno Ngdnuioftur Isenter,
Rr. IL nne 10, GheapGre,
(bS-l Baltimore, wle.
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GeibGitSSei6en.

ooupts sgDaarenbaus:
Rr. %, gBefts &5aitimcrettrdRe.
ans,aae,a a,te: 9esrns ton. We ART, Rr.4Ss
assf ffrase. uno
~ 9affee miro tfsIit In bieiem @tobltllemem
friidb aebrdnnt unb gcmlblen.
GN. Woaren tusr6en nod alen Staotf1etten ~
MS pans seltefsrt. sAprtt4.tS.,l.as 2.t.&lJ'w
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09

Gine Trau sum Soce 1erurtbcilt.
GouOon, Canada, 8. gtprtl. - YhOebe
GampbeQ lit iOe9en grmOrbung ibreS Dian-
mes gum 8ooe Derurtbcilt por0en; Fe mmo
Qm 20. Suni QenQuat merheu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09
1Srumbul unS bic 95rGfi0enffHoft

" b1n9t n s. Nprll. - Hlr5lidJ
ipuroe cine 0epeidle BON bi:r ausgci1idft, in
neld)er gelagt mar, OaB Senator GrumbuQ
erflart babe, ct refefttre nidyt ouf Die 9tonui-
nation in Cincinnati, uno CT CLAUDE, oaB
9tldter OapiS bort Die meilten glusItdten
babe. Sice-@oup. G0rner uon SQinoi8, ais
er pteie 9epcid)e fab, ibrieb an Srumbua,
ob er lpirfltb oieie 2lngabe autoriTrt babe.
Der Senator erwiOcrte beute telegrap6iih:
D0te 9epeife, auf ucld)e Ste Sc5ug neb-
IIe1. erlttehrt ieNer 0enriinhumn q
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Sin QSpr5eu . M1ni;brr.

gtem= y orf, Z. 9(pril. = Der Bunoesz
0iilrittszannalt Ynop lit gegsu Die y3ebnte
9fationalz Sant non gtep-Dort" einseI6rit-
ten, neil bieielbc angebltd] i'm Sntereiie einiz
ger gSualtraRe Spefulanten Dem Serfebre
AZ Wiiq;onen @ourant entSog, I'M eiHen
0rud auf Den Qftienmortt au8Suiiben.
Nem 9Or f, 8. 9(prIl. = Die Q6iper=
rung un9ebeurer $aptergelOiummen, melt,e
Der y3ebnten 0tationalbanf" gum Qsorlpurf
aemadt luirb, geid)ab auf GeranlaiIuug BON
5enrp q. SmItb, San @OuiS II! a. Gpefu.
lanten aus Der 8aufraBe, um elm Gaaen Der
Gttien Al belpirfeu; Die betrefieuoen S6rieHz
mduner ipefuliren sur 3eit auf Die 8atiie.
Snfolge Oes gelOmangels erIitt Der Gerfebr
an Sanlita9e aroBe Seiardntungen, beion>
bers mod)te iid Oerielbe auf Der @etraiot,
b6rIe tart fblbar. Ser SinanSniniiter 1T
tels9rapbiid eriudt porben, benz @elomarfte
nit Oen &eierOe. 6ouc I'M b;eilgen llnterIdaB=
ante III Siilie III fommen. Wtan iaQt, ban
beute cine ansubl Spefulauten in ber9SaQItr.
perhaitet perDer Iollen.
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Sic ctuteruatipunfe

gteusYor 8. 9pril.-0ie g1ep=0or=
fer uSnternationale" belt geitern cine Ser
iammlung; flint ueue Seftionen tpuroen or
ganiiirt. Niittbeilungen BON Mlitelieoern
uno 70 peridteOenen Sbeilen Oes 2aaoe8 murz
ben perleien.
Die 0eutidlen, tpeldle einen Sbeilbe Guu=
besrathe8 biloen, baben iid abse uub
einen ipc5icqen auSihlieBlif) oeutidlen Butt
besratb gebilSet. Sn Der @eieuldait Id1eiut
ein 8rud) Su beiteben: Die 8eutid)en iino
Gommuuiiten uuO m6dten ibr Gniem arerz
faunt ieben, Die 8ransoien bagegen befiirnor.
ten tire iocialilttid,en Ooftrinen. SIS murOe
beidlOiien, Die mibuersnii9ten 8eutiden eiuz
sulaben, in Die @eieuihaft Suriidsufebren.
Die uSuternationale" tptro am l. ana. elnen
GongreB abbalten. Die eeitrigeu sSerbanb
lnngen paren Sor6oten Weitcrer fiirmiider
Stklluaen
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Snlaao=9epei6en.
Iu5 8aSbinatpa.

Us btngt IN, 8. Npril. - Gin SEEN.
Yorfer, oem Oa8 Geutiien feline 2ube gelaI.
len 3u baben ideint, iiberianOte Geute Dem
S6abamte $50 fiir ben @epiienafono.
- @5 miro BON allen Seiten ,uQeae6en,
OaB 0iellnterinduug Der BON Der, Sun" qeqea
ben DtarlneIcfretdr erbobtnen lntlaQen cine
frnd)tloe 2lrbett mar. Dana ielbt, Der qeItcrn
ais Seu9e pernommeu iDuroe, bat Der llnter=
lu9un9 Den 9arau8 gemad)t. Die 6reunoe
0eS SetretGrS 0tObelon iiuo ebr eriGeut oQritz
Der, oaB Die Sade etnen iol6en au8Qano
nImnit. 9fobelon muroe beutc bon allen
Selten be9litdmitnld)t. (Wan muB tmQuQe
balten, OaB bteie 0epei4e cine 9onuerremer=
tale @tn9ebun9 tit.)
Us a btn9 Q II, s. apri(. - (0ie fraQ=
lif1e Serta9ung OeS @ongreIie8.) @ini9c Der
Senatoren lntcn etnen lfarfen @tnf(uB auf
oa5 Sau8 'SinanS z@onltte auSiuHbeu unb
oallelbe Su beue9en, Su @uniteu ser Senat8z
9leiolution Serlht at ernattcn, peld)e sic
Serta9un9 oe8 GOngreiie8 auf Oen 20. Wai
D. s. teltebt. Sene Senatoren 9laubeu, Dab
menr Oa8 6au8 reht balo ieuCr Nelolutiou
betittmmt, Der Senat eruilid)t all Die 9lr6ett
9eben, Die ortn9euOien legislatiueu @eifdfte
erle019en uno ntdt, rpie bi8ber, Die ,3eit in
nueloleu Oebatten uergeuoen miir0e.
- (Ole franS0fi6e @eian0tinait.) Dem
Sernebmen nad lit Wtoni. Qelonet, Der
franSONlde @eidldftstrGger in 2Saibingtou,
oon Uer fran60iild)en Geg;eruug angemelen
poroen, idl naf 2iiiaboa III Yortula( su
begeben. Wtan melB uob uidt, wer al lei,
mem JGa0folJer ernanut mproen lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09


Ser. 1913. SScf.sSnlfimpre=,
1. Sbiirc bon SollihuuitraBe,
Nr. 1903, Weit. Siai,imure.,
T. Gbiire uon SeuibGpitrabe,
Yretslife lit 5rHblin9 unO CONNER:
Seine senaselte ScrrenzG5aiters s...........S1.7 rs
Neine 9cnGbte Serrenz@aiters rs............ 2.2j
Seine gcndb.e Box-Toe, SoGrrenzGjaiters. .... $50
9endbte falblehernc Scrren=G Goters ~ $50
@endbte iranb. talhteberne Serrcn=Steiel 80. 90
@ena9elte falblebcrne Scrre.l=Stefe. ......... 400
Wttt der Sano eerabte irar5. talheberrs Stie=
9alhleo,rnc s3almorat5 fir Serrcn ........ zoo
VieorGe Serren=Shube pom iraMs. Salhleber 2.25
gSaiierbidte 0erren= Steiel fIr Netaer unb
Cluutt S3.20, sou 4.Ut
Sdngr tulbteberve Snahen=S S.iciet. ......... 2.25
OamPn= Separtement:
gaitins=S =Setenlhgir=@a =@aiters iiir Samen.. %
Samen=S6Tir=9altcr6 6..................... 1.5C
SanensS sSon9re5 =@diters. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1.25
Stumpfenei9e Batting zSdube fiir Somen &C.. 2.50
&alblsherne Eamcr=S Salmorals. ...... 1.5O
Ytaroto- Somen=S Gbube. ........ .......... 1.3I
8atentlebcrne Sn0pi=Stiefcl fir Samcn ...
Srant. siegentectr1e Samcn=SIippers ...... 1.25
WtaroiozSamln. @lppers ers............ 70
Oumen=2cppid -Gnpper5 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Go
WdtnStub= =Oalnea=S SlippcrS. ........... ... 20
8tr erbalten te9li1 neue Ntoben ,u hilgeren
Yretien, als rsen5 Elm anberes SbubseihGIt in btr
Staot.
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BanbDls=6eibdft,

5oiD!e Ole SdbrtatIon Don
Shiiretl, Jenltcr>Nabmeu Il. |. tu.
inter Der i5irma BON
otto Oufer S SruScr,
Jorbotzgde Der Breiioentitr. uno eanton-Ipenue,
oem olten Blate 9e9eniber,
ortfbrsn tuerogn. fuoelbi ie ibte reunbe sriuden,
lie nit ibrer aunbidait Su brebrsn.
Cttp Gufer 3 SruSer.
~ gelbe fibten@Tus zDieblen fir 9dncler
- pine Gpe,iaiif6t. (sSebr 20 t29Hte, ,tT&ml
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Ottp 0ufer S. 8ruDer.

gaubols 9ager, 9obelz & SuBoieblen<Ufible
nnb 6eniter 6abmens 6abrtf,
Gfe Ser YreiTfentifrase, SantOuz 2lpenue unh
NlbemdrleSfraBe.
Balt re, Den l. Sebr. 1872.
Da bic ssirma bon .. SSiifpn s So. t ON 4.
Sonuar 1872 mad sesenleitaer uehereintunlt auf9e=
lott, 10 beebrt iita Stto Duter BON Der olteu
6irna, ieinen fsreunoen unb Dem Bublifun i'm gla=
semeinen nit Nn5eise gu maiden, oaB er ieinen 8ru=
Der Sarman Outer oils @ompu9non auI9enon=
t1hAn IL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09
9hiIipp M. SuUpscm, grdI;
eiubn Suriett, Sgct= RrGNcrnt;
Shdrles :. &iScU, SUa3mtiJtEri
:. SbumdJ SuomStu, SIr.
Irmcn=&liuie
fur SrBunOInng bnn Salss uuh Guus
nr1Ifrnufhritru

Rr. ~, MOTIFS DGrlc5s SIrdRs,
Ssoen Dtor9er uoG bis u5r.
Se9anoelToer Ar6t..............S Sr. cjleitsmGnu
SonutlrcHoer ArIt.........p .prpt aEIlrcnbsrqer
e0slulilrenoer@ birurg. ...... ar. Mlan IL. smtfb
Pre- hrnnoen lIr BripGttra nte: uon
u9r Ntor9ers bis ubr Tchuliitags.
tfebr. 1,tJ,N Or. Es. C5IeiFSiuoru
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9ie Ginctnnati'cr GOnDention.

&tHctnnati, 8. 2lpril. - Sn elmer
geItCrn gafmtttag itdtt9ebabten Seriamm-
lung Der lt6eralen Nepublfaner unO Der Nes
uniOuz mo 0tefOrmzSrganilationen muroe
beidl0iiel, etn aus neun 9eren obne Inter
idieo Der Bartet beitehenOe5 @onite III eruen.
neu, ba6 @elDer colleftireu uuO Die nGtbiqen
0iaBregeln sur unterbringung Der ben liberia
len Gonoent beiud)enOeu 6remOen ergreiien
ioQ. Niit ben neutrality-suspicious. lplfroe
ein lle6erelnfommen Oabln getroffen, oaB Die
SaArt BON ct. 2oui5 na6 Cincinnati uno
5uriid SIS, bon Chicago $12, bon Baltimore
SIC, bon gteu-Y Yorf $24, Don Y6ilaOelpbia
$40, BON 6arri8burg SIG, uou Yitt8bur9
$l24, bon Buffalo SIG, bon @lenelanO $12,
Don youiSuiue So, pOuSuOtauapOli8 S54 unO
bon Solcoo $8 fOitet.
Ser ~@Ourier," eine8 Der tonangebeuOen
bieiigeu Oeutidlen BiGtter, ampfiehlt beute in
etnem 2ettarttfel ii6er ben bier ab5u9altenpen
Observation-Disclosures @onUaut, i'm Sale Die
5OQreformer Der Hcuen Yartei eS unmD9lid)
ftnOcn iOutcu, iid nit ben Sdne5Ulnern aus
Dem Often 81 UcrltdnOj9en, 10 ollten ie ioiort
ans Dem GonOente auadeioen unb in Ser
blnpung nit ben liberalen Ocmofrateu einen
neuen @oupcut ou8ihreiben, oeiien Gambia
ten auSFtt auf llHterliigrn9 berOemotratte
bGtten.
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Sie eim3isc a9te perbeHerts 9uwe'>
i6e yia9mald)ine,
lofpte bic Gmpirez uno ape onherr, audb giuser's
ytr. 2 In bem . ami 10 Reparir< 2abenuon
Thomas 5bante,
tSenL1S.D Gtfe Der 9pmparfs ume gbarpSfr.
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&duft fetue 0iGtmafd,iue.

ebe Sbr fie serduIdloie. iidl iebi 0len0e Va(an3s
1ao Serbe eiIernna seisbeH, Die foitenirei an
allen oor5ualiden WaidiEen, pefde in rent Ser.
fausiofale BON +. 9S. SSiih. Scr. Is, 9E. Satino
res, nabe @dpraBe 9efault lueIoen, onaebrnent Dho
NB Mai4inen permietbrt, aue9tbeiiert urh unl=
getauidt (Apr2 ,t2N.,H
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GraaifdDer 2SDrfnll in IentuceD.

Eout8Utlle, 7. Iprtl. - glm legten
0ienitage id)OB Der Y1an5er SameS Gemple,
in NcSradin Co., ftiiber 0teftOr Der @piS'
copolttrd)e, etnen 9tegcr, 9tamen5 Sobn
Smitb, cine 2aOung ShrOt in Den Jtiiden.
Der Serpuu0ete liti etwa 100 Sd)ritte melt
uno itiirSte Daun 6uiammeu. Semple giu9
tbm in auer 9tube uad, bielt Inn ben uotiCu
Gauf iciner GoppelHInte al Die S6ldie uno
lhoB i'm toot, &emple wur0e an 6reitag
in@aoucab perhUrt mo eS erbeQt, oab Smitb,
Der in ieinen Dleulten itau0, beIien S0d,ter
9cneft nno bei6impit bate uno ff OsS llmz
gange8 nit benielben geriibmt Baben lOu.
NIS Die 0tGbdeu iid) bel i5rem Sater, Der ein
alter i6b5osnigsr Ntann lit, iiber ben gtegec
bei6rperten, ergriff Oerelbe ielne 6ltnte uur
iudlte ben Sdlmal3eu auf.
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SmuSt=NhptDorouhip :

Ut. 10, VUrU@S SpurItSUtuRI 7!
Hiebdre sSoi;t ltnft 9eus erQcbenit Gle guimerf=
iamtet oes tublitums uNb Ger aunhireunOe auf iein
neuzeln9er6fstes Stablillenent beioEbers betmmt,
Yortraits III fiinitleriIber @cile
tiid,tisif.n aiinifler aeponncn porhen, nm BiIoer
in gaitel, @rouor, @intriafbcn, 3nide india Ink
uro Del aus,uiibren. Giuiaebe @hoIoaraphie'm
perren IN ebenlo ele9anter, oils porsli9lider gsee
aus9eubrt. 8elonoere guimertiamtIit MIRO Der Co
pirnna pon fletneren 8lteru perItorbencr streunoe
9etucmet Juno befinbct ib cine ieuerfete spinhe i'm
9tabIlii iiemerts, um luertbpo4e Si(oer, Die coprt
iuercen iouen, unter alien umiidnben Dor Stri0rune
81 beipdbIen). Die aueoebehnlcn Ginridtuneeu ccs
Gteers ermogllhen es. ebe ibutrGgene arhcit in Der
ooItreIfltd,itsn aSelie unD pinftl,dh Gusjuibrer.
(Sj-r) Sficbdrc YSaj,I 9tr 5h gIorH ShorIssstY
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4 d d q d 9.
TURKEY MYRRH.
IHhrrIlr1 z II nm SiuR+,

Gin ausgCJcbnetes 0itttel 0r0en weId,s oocr ,or.
tes 3abnlet, iOulenre SABINE uEo idletbtcn QtItm.
pare ttrt trct pom Sdureu o0et
d q 3 Ii en- 0tii6uuueu.
9ebraubt uno empiobten uon allen 3ebnIr;tcn Bss
retet uHb uGrtdutt In
Robert Sautsrbath'S rcutidJer 2lpoibcFc,
uub bel alien Droeuiiter.
BE- 5U Gents pro fvlaIhe. (-S-i q ga r)
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@einbcrser's sdnJlabcu,
Gde nUn Guram= mns Saratpsaiir.
uno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-09

Gclbe syidtem SnBbnoeu>Sirlen.
Sin sro5er @orratb Don 4I4 unb 5l4 Subbobenz
Delcn, lrotsn uno fertis gum sese,i, i'm @roBen
uub 4ieinen. George u. Splcr,
SobelzWiiible, Boitonitr Canton.
0elbes syid]ten>8aubol; aus Georgia,
su perfaufen, rob ober natb auitra9 9eidnitten.
George q. 5pisr,
Dampf- Sd9emible, SoItouitrGBe Canton.
fSln 3j 12JfteT)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-09-18
Murder.

Columbus, o., II. Particulars of terri
BILE murder committed just west of this city
this forenoon, are as follows: Robert Dun
lap, employed on the farm of w. Hawkes.,
man of dlssolute habits and brutal passions
when drunk, has for some time past suspect
ed his wife of infdeity, and threatend to Kill
James Carpenter, a young man OF excellent
habits, and who is acting as superintendent OF
Hawkes. farm. This morning Dunlap's wife
saw Dunlap come out of the house with a
double barrel shot gun, and fearing mischief
begged him not to hurt her. Dunlap went to
a corn crib where Carpenter was at work
and a moment afterwards she heard the re-
port of gun and scream. Dunlap returned
to where his wife was standing and fired the
other barrel of the gun at her, just grazing
her back and setting her clothes on fire. He
then beat her over the head breaking the gun
stock to splinters, and made his escape. On
going to the corn crib soon after Carpenter
was found dead, his face buried in his hat
which was full of blood. A wound in his
LEFT breast where the contents of the gun
entered was found about three inches long.
Two shots passed through the heart and must
have killed him instantly. Carpenters tami-
ly connections are prominent citizens, and
his habits such AS to make it very improbable
that Dunlap's superstition as to his intimacy
with his wife were correct Mrs. Dunlap
although seriously injured will recover.
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Telegraph News in General.

Baltimore, II. The report of the Grand
Treasurer made to the Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows shows their receipts for the year
amounted to S7l,427, and disbursements
S49,7 2S. The Grand Secretary was directed
to deliver to the representative from Massa-
chusetts the original charter of the Grand
Lodge of that State. Amendment to the
charters of several State Lodges were pre-
sented for approval. New standing commit
tees have been authorized on the degree of
Rebekah and on foreign relations. The
Grand Lodge took up by special order the
election of officers for the ensuing two years
when Deputy Grand Sire c. A Logan of
Kansas was elected Grand Sire, and repre-
sentative NJ. j. Durham Of Ky, was elected
Deputy Grand Sire; James L. Bidgel of
Maryland was reelected Grand Correspond
ing Secretary, and Joshua Vansant of Mary
land was reelected Grand Treasurer. The
other officers will be appointed by the Grand
Sire.
San Francisco, II. The Supreme Court
of California has rendered a decision by
which assessments on money IN savings
banks are made compulsory.
grain Elevator at Vallejo fell to-day
carrying a wharf and 5000 tons Of wheat into
the water. Loss S25, 900.
An injecting cattle disease that is fatal in
every case has broken out in Nevada.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Washington, II. Commodore Stembel as
sumed command of the South Pacific Squad
ron at Callao, August 10th, and with flagship
Pensacola would reach Panama Oct. LIST.
The American Minister, who is accompany
ing, has been ordered from Valperaso to
Callao.
The ship California will leave Panama
early in September for San Francisco.
The government will commence proceed
ings for the enforcement ofpenalties under the
emigrant law against the steamers Doran and
Liberia for bringing an excess of passengers
from Havre, Hamburg and Bremen.
The following despatch was received to-
day:
Holly Springs, Miss, Sept. II.
To Hon. G.. ii. Williams, Attorney Cen
eral.
The marshal and myself have just returned
from an expedition after counterfeiters of
gold coin. We captured David Flynn, no.
torious counterfeiter of years standing, and
nine accomplices, with all their tools, dies,
galvanic battery, chemicals, furnace and a
quantity of manufactured coin.
(Signed) G, Wiley Wells U. S. Atty.
Commissioner Douglass will return here
next week, but will not resume his official du-
ties before the frs. of October.
The commissioner ofpatents to- day extend
ed the patent of Samuel Darling of Rhode Is
| land, tor inkstands.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.
MAINE STATE FAIR.

Bangor, II. The rain cleared away last
night, and although the sky was overcast the
day was a very good one for the opening of
the fair and particularly good for the trotting.
The contributions to the various departments
have largely augmented to-day and the halls
present a fine array of manufactures, fancy
goods, agricultural implements, vegetables,
fruit, &c.
The first feature of the fair was the mill
tary drill, for the prize of flag offered by
OF this city entered, they had matters all
their own way, and the prize was awarded to
them, and was presented by Gen. Charles
Hamlin, in an Apr opriate speech, which was
responded to by Capt. White. After the
prize drill, an exhibition drill was had by the
Jameson Guards and Coburn Cadets, COM
posed of students of the State Agricultural
College. The evolutions of the companies
were very good and ELECTED much applause.
At half past two the trot,ing commenced,
and was witnessed by between two and three
thousand people. The first race was for a
purse of $3.50 dollars, for horses that have
never trotted better than 2 AZ, mile heats 9 in
5, to harness, 800 to first, $50 to second and
$50 to third. Eleven horses were entered,
but three were barred out for record of better
time. The race was closely contested. Bay
ard won the race, with Little Fred second
and Slasher third. Time 242, 240, PA,
2.43, 246.
The second race was Tor mares and geldings
five years old and over, for Socety's premi-
UNI. Mile heats, two in three, to harness,
S25 TO first, Sl5 to second Eleven entries
were made, but only five started. The race
was won ly Black Hawk, with Aroostook
Boy second and Twilight third. Time 2.45.
The next trot was tor purse of 5000, for
horses that never beat 9 40. The first
and third heats were won by Gentle Arnie,
and the second by Red Jacket. Time 2.40.
2.39, 2.41. Darkness prevented the finishing
of the trot, and it was postponed until to-
morrow.
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Boston Items.

Boston, Il. The annual exhibition of the
Massachusetts Horticultural Society opened
to-day in Horticultural Hall, presenting a
rich display of fruits, vegetables, plants and
flowers.
In the Superior Criminal Court to-day,
Thomas Fl. Reddington plead guilty of man
slaughter in killing Edward Libely during a
quarrel in machine shop, where the parties
were at work. Sentence deferred.
The Boston Journal of to morrow will con-
tain an address from Hon. Cakes Ames to his
constituents, in which he gives an unqualified
denial to the statements made by the New
York Sun that he gave stock to members of
Congress, to induce favorable legislation He
states that these charges were made several
years ago and answered under oath at the
time by himself and other gentlemen of the
highest responsibility and character. That
there was no truth in the charges. That the
list of names given as the recipients of the
stock upon the back of his letter were not
written or furnished by him, and the state
ment made that he had given or shown such
list OF names is unqualifiedly false.
The two hundred and forty second anniver.
sary of the settlement OF Boston was OBJ
served to-day by the parade of the entire fire
department., forming very attractive and
imposing display, which was Witnessed by
thousands of people along the route of
march. A large number of well known fire.
men from nelghboring cities were present.
The demonstration closed with dinner at
Music hall