davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11

Sen. 2afapette'S Il br. IlS Ga,
fanette i'm Sabre 1924 cine 9tunbreiie burd
Die Ser. Staaten ma6te, wurNe inn Die l1bl
giitoblen, metdle er emit BON Sen. @albing.
ton i'm Sabre 1871 ais @rinnerung8Seiher
elbalten bate. Sroeoem Der Souperneul
BON Senneiiee bamulS cine Selobn1i1g bon
$1,000 ausieete, bamit Qafapette Die llbr tpie,
b~ererlange, 10 blieb Dieie bennO6 peri6nuns
ben. @rit Dor meni9eu Sageu uuroe bieielbe
ipieoer aufJefunben llnb Spar bon einenl
Serrn, Ger lih in einetl Iltmaarenlaben Al
louisville begab, I'M cine n6r au ~faufen,
ule inter ben ibm porgelegten Die LANCE per-
lorene llbr bes Sen. Qafapette pieoer fano.
Die llhr, pelde jebt in Dem Supelenlaoeu
beS Srn. Spler in STEMS Orleans auS9eiteli
1T. tr6at auf Der i11ueren Seite Der Sapiel bi,
!olaenbe SniGrift: IS. @aibington 5u @il.
bert Mattiers De 2afapette. 2orb @%ornmauis'
@apitulalion, Yorttopn, ben II. 0eSembel
1881"
SdredIi6er WtorO in 8 f on
- (0ie 2ei6e eiles Wartnss in Stiide 9e,
ihnitten. Spf.r unb Wi0rber unbefannt.
Gin entieelider Morb nurbc ioeben in SO.
fton entoedt uro bat baielbit lngebeure Nuf.
regung beruorgeruien, troboem Die gOfoner
ii9 in leetsrer 3cit id)on 10 Sismlih anNorb,
tbaten her idredlidliten Dirt gerpDhut batten.
Ser @rmorbste, Der Wf0roer uno bic Wotipe
81 benz Diorbe iinb nidt befannt. Uiittpod)
Nafmittag trieb Elm groBes SAB auf benz
Charles 6luiie bel Der &ambriogefraBe alt's
uisr uuo Die lrbsiter in Der @asfabtif, mel
DIE meintsn, SaB es stlpas @ertbuouss emit.
halle, ioge11 Is alsbalb ans nier. Nls Il.
ss aber 6%ffneten, ,iaub.n fe in oemielben BEN
aopf uuo bic geine eines meni6li9en use
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Scenes County. Gountp=S Sit.

OIIE VNN5NtF I-VF
0laioritdt 1872.
8(uralitdt fir Saflano .63.
*Sheile bon Oiitritteu.
Bloomington erbielt /, Mc6enrp's @ats
5 Stinmen ais @ountDIit.
Sas &eIuItat i'm etaate.
Ser yImerican" bebauptet, bab Sic Sc
publitaner in II Counties bes Staates les
giebt peren 22) geponuen baben. @reelep's
Maioritdt ipiro ueri9ieoen auf 100000
ct. 8ei6ast.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11

NrOffdm0ttDu,

Giusm onrb siHen @rla6 Der @licesebun0 Didru=
Iane's oneriGEntsn @etrauGe semdB beIiHme i'd,
gSluiam 8intnen Bbpts, @ouuernGur, btfrmtt, oaB
Spnnerade. fer %. Houember 1872, pom Der Be
p~cltsrun9 hieics Stcatss ais 1dHfiaSuuasf une
6ebettds feierlld began9en tperoe.
<zsszsA 90 geibeben inter meiner unteri9rit uno
HE%SE nit Dem brietrridten SroBieget oe5 Stda-
~&4Vt les gu annQpolis ON neunten Gage oes Jtos
nesnber I'M SABRE eiutaaieuo ddtbunoert uno i~Ueiunoz
i~ieben3is. SSm. Siufncp Bhpte.
SIN Den GouutrHeur:
(270-l Jobn lbpmion @aipn, staatsietretdr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11

Sn ben 9 u1teren @arbS erbielt Der Gree
lepz3ettel, nit 5rieOrih 6aine an Der optic,
1925, Sante8 S'grien, benz @o~ngreB.@arz
eipat, 9675 st., Elm INTERRUPTED BON 1850
ct. al 9unlten bes @rlteret.
SIN ben 10 oberen @aro8 (6te II. auSges
nommen) erbielt Der @reeleY ,3ettel, nit Sriet
br,h 5faiue oil Der SpiRe, 12,461, Sna1lt
benz @On9reB-@anoioat 12,146, Elm Inter
ihieb bon 313 Stimnel gu Sunlte1 beS @rs
ftsrcn.
Sn ben 8 untereu @aro8 erbielt Der Grant
2ettel, nit 3enrg StodbrtOge al Der Sptse,
1918, Nobert Gunner, raoifal. n1abbdnglger
&onqreBsSanoioat, 1916 Stimmen, Elm uu-
terId)ieo BON 828 Stintmen 81 @uuIten Oe8
2ebteten.
Sn ben 10 obercn 8aro8 (bie II. ausges
nommen) erbielt Der @rant- 3ettel, nit SenrD
Stofbribse an Der Spibe, 11,455, @ltas
@rispolO, uEabh. @on9reBz@anbtOat, 1886
st., Elm llnterl4ieo bon 500 ct. III 9InlteIl
bes @rlteren.
Sn Der II. 8arb erbielt Der Greeleg <53ettel
1908. Der 9rant' 3ettel 552 st.; Der bemos
fratilde GonsreB : @anOioat Wterrid 1903,
Der repu6lifanilbe &ongreB'9auotOat gilbert
552 Stimmcn.
Die amtlife N,brbeit @re.lep's in galtis
MOTT betrd9t oemnad 5169 Stimme1l, nab
reuo S'Srlen i'm unteren 0iitrifte nit 1929,
Srpunn i'm obereu nit 1862 ct. Webrbett
erlpGblt TT. 9tehuet man 81 Der con9relIlos
l1elen 9iebrheit i'm 3. unb 4. (Staot.) Sts
ifritte nod bic beS 5. az. @arb), 10 er9tebt
i'd cine totale Dtebrbeit fir uniere @ongreBs
@anOioaten BON 3347 st., 1921 rperlQer, als
Der @reelep , 3ettel erbielt. Sorau8Fhtlld
habeE pisie 1921 Stimntell ben Staat &c.
rettet.
8as oas @otum fir Die ein,elnen @leftos
rem anbetrtfft, 10 ltebt 6rteor. 6alue auf benz
@reeleu, 3ettel nit "a 1914 ct. an Der SptBe,
mad linn iolgt Garter nit "a COL Die itbrls
gen erhielten le "a, 800.
Guf Dem 9rantz 3ettel fDn1mt 5uerit Senrp
StodbrtO9e nit 1925, mad lbn fomn1t VI
nit 1884, mabrell0 Die "iibrigen le ~, 522
ct. erhielten.
gs felt ilb ialieBlih 6eraus, baB Die Dc
motrateu Sllion Il. Oiitrif0 nit 604 ct.
Miebrbelt, ar6'r q. Giitrttt) nit 1876, o.
Srten g. Diltrift) nit 1929, Chs. Smann
a. Giirift) nit 1862, Die Tepublttaner Oil
bert 6. Oiitrttt) nit 1113 uno 2omnoeS (6.
Qiitrlft) nit 1916 Stimmen Otebrhelt En-
mdhlt iint.
aaelanpzSo untp CAB 1896 ct. fir Gree
len, 1901 fir @rant, 2446 fir 6it6ie, DENT,
3511 iiir 2opnOeS, Step; S'SOnnor erbielt
i'm @an5en 6 Stimmen. 0tan miro bierauS
erleben, paB Der @reeleg .3ettel benz oes benz.
@anDioaten erbeblid UOrauS, mGbreno Der
Grant. 3ettel butter Dem rep. Son9reB=53 ettel
Suriid9eblleben lit.
Sas ntue Gountp Garrett.
Sn Ben 0litrttten BON AueJanp, in wels
den fir oaS meme County abgehimmt wuroe,
lit baS GeiIltat fol9enbes:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11
q. @lcincibi.
Nabrifant oon N eIanon

Tabrifont bon n eI5pQuren.
GnGros @erfauf in Ger ~ADeiten @ta9e be5 %TSabrit=
@e6Guoeg ST.. Els, yoro=9GuitTaBe, GinIclH g r.
talt IN otI erIte9 Sfa9s GQh gtt. Zl5, 9tofo @ooltr,
Bureau oer nAodm's grpreF, &ompa9uie."
"a gtotij 9ebe 10 biermttbem lobli6en 8ubIitum,
ods man Die 6Gusnurnmer o213," 5biircu bonn
8elatr=9tarfte, niht oegciie. sur BeBmearcu nit
meineu Same uH0 S~euenummer Gui Ter 8or, Die
nibt in oben0snaunten 9eih&itCn 9etauit %tUurocu,
bin ih MD perdntDOrtlld. LSll2l, 3Ulte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11
Wdrpidnb.

Na6Itebenb brtn9en mir baS amtlife &ez
iultat Der 9ienitugS= 8abt, iopeit cS Saltt.
more anbetrifit:
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6ampton's bcactabililde sinftur

6ambton's begctabilil6e xtnftur
behen ginipobner, Rbeumatisnus, 09spspitG, Zero
lula, Sufen, aterpentranfbeiten, ale Uetblitenfrantz
betten. Uton iiebe Die 3~eusniIie. gu BADEN tei allen
0rosuiitsn gu 81 PET 6laide.
G6omIon 2iup & Comp. unb %. s.. 9ronu Il
8ruoer, Mesnten iur Den @ro6banoel. - Saupts
8iireau: Gr. 9, SIe=ebarlesffr.
d. 80. WDipbrap, Gisent5imer.
(Setr. 90, 12Vitstdp, 2.p.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11
NermiiGte Mnleiacn.
Vntrntirtr Q(uftrrnzGimpr

bon 0rCi 0rIhieoercn @r6Ral 6un SCrididen; Helm
bcoet @imCr fur Mincc Meat, Sdmnlj Il. 10 {
mo 10 Bilno entBaltcno; Ieppi9zBCien, S6etel.
8Urbe II. I. 10.
Seorgc Gbipmau 8 Comp,
(2G4-> S1R Der @uIpCrt' unh NomhQGntraRP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11
s.. .. g. 6.
Wrfnttu4tunmut,n
Sleii9er, Sraner L.. Stalriacntbiimrr

TlciiGrr, Sraacr 1t. Stallcigrntbiimrr
iueroen ietr iuobltbur, mann lie ole SorSi9e bes Gras
:. Nsphalt ShaftsrS lIr S6Ia6tbduisr
unteriu6eu. Sisis B1afterun9 1T bart, aber ocrutbz
los unb ourtaus sesen yidiie uno Jtatten 9et6ert unb
bauerbafter, Gls ir9eno elne anoere. Vile 4rbeit tuiro
BON Der @eieuihait 9%aranttrt. sic be3iebt ii6 auf
bas BIater in Der SoutbtraBe. gfe Der 8ermarz II.
@barlestra5e. uno fHr i'm 9auie auf bic SS. y. q.
Sauerlpetn, Nr. 81, Glib : @bartesitra6e, uno SIN.
lue, 2. Stage.
Sareau er @efeIIf6aft,
Gr. 90, 2iabtffraFen=SSerfte
(g10pbr6t 1QtD Gof-Sftce S0E Rr. sos.
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prrnlanent 1anO gOmpanD
Velp al 8 lei y { Il.
8ctricbSzG apital $1,000, 900.

9teie @eieQidaft bat ihr Betlie6sz9apital auf
elne million Tcldrs
erbobt, uno 1T lest berett, 0el0 Gus8uleiben in
h%eltebi9cn hummer 9cstn tppotbefari6c Siberbeit
auf 9runGei9entbum uno @cbdupen, fir Die 0auer
pom 4 bis 10 Sabreu,
rGiSablbQr III 70 . d. entli0 II Jtaten.
@eiudeu fUr Sarleben miro Die plEttlt9fc Gufz
mcrtiamtett 9eDtomet uno fir ole bcptItgte Dat
lCben oas bGare " etb obne &erju9 aus9ez
jaDlt. @elS ais SepoiIt
reiro 9e9en BCr9iltun9 pom 3Ihien Gngenommen.
SGupldEc,
~geet9net fir Bobnbduier &C. iino fets se9en @runbz
rente ODER 9esCn SGar gu pertauIen. Q49-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11

OelLlo9eH uHo 9egeHIettGeS 0utglpeH nlepri 0f5
$f,Os5,00O!
ale 8ulircu unperiaabar!
Beamte bss 8altimorer 3peises:
xSaee SGinptpn Vrifoent
-. h. Srtnpie . etretQr.
Solisitoren s.iu6t!
Z. q. & y. gabstt, agenten,
tSan.18,lS,2.p.l Str. f5, @~ermanarsAs.
N@- Wtan leie bic anSetgs BON Srpant, Strafton
& 8acier's f~aufrndnnifber 2ebranftalt agf Der
1. Selte! tStt 2.19t
R9- Cir 6rn. Jubn s. 2ies tisst elm Brief in
Der @rp. D. vi.
Rs- NIr Srn. emil Subn lie9t Elm 8rief in Der
@rp. b. 81.
M6- Aufseber Der 3ablung an 3Inna Marie g9D=
ter. Orb, Or. @elnbauIen, Br., 1T eriutt, in Der
@rpeb. b. 81. oorSuipreben.
Rg- auf9eber Der 3abluns fir MSam SGHer ODER
Seder in worIenbab 1T eriu6t, in Der Grpeb. D.
Slattes porSuipreden.
~ Iufgeber Der Yapluug an Sofcpb Sefaref in
Bacis 1T eriu6t. in oerGrpeb. D. 81. porSuipreden.
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Reoe, mas luabr 1T,
3rinte, mas tlar 1T,
Qiebe. tpQs rar If n

Den 6reunOen beS Suntelu gieres rufen
mir su: DSm 0untslu it gut munfeln," uber
- iset ba8 Spridport biniu - ni9t gut
Slie9en ian9en.
Den 0euti6en in ct. 2oui s III
es 9elun9en, oas game liberale &idet NIT els
ner 0ur6idnttt8z Maloritdt bon 5000 Stim-
men onr6Suiesen. Den 0eutiden BON ct.
Qouts itauo felue r2ibcrtpz2 eague" i'm @ege.
SIN Sabre 1868 befam Grant in ct. Souls
cine Mebrheit BON 26OO Stimmen. Get
oieier 3eit iino 5000 gte9er itimmberedti9t
9enOroen, bic wie Elm Otann fir Grant iinS.
llnb trotoem lit Die Waloritdt gegen Grant
je9t gr0Ber, als ie Dor bier SabreH fir ibn
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11

Gus g a GranSisco lie9en eirise in.
tereiiaHte telesrapbiI9e Neloun9en Dor. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-11

lens, Die nod bonn Blutetrtefteu, elm 8eneis,
odB Die Grmorbung unb Die ShlGhtersi erit
Dor meni9,n Stunben norgenonlmen moroeu
mar. Saum bate man bisie lleberrefie zines
Wauues, Der benz Nuiteine nah ihon bas
fiiufSisite Sabr erreiht bate, bel Seite ge-
ihaiit, ais Gin 3ruettes SaB ans llfer trieb,
Das Die iibrigen Sbeile bss Miannes enthlelt,
ndmltt Den 3bell pom !9alie bis sum Snie.
IS bate ben Ini6ein, baB Die Gntbauptung
uro .3erliidelung nit siuem i6arf.n Wtefer
oo%r9etommen %fuoroen, benn ais man Die ems
seluen Sbelle 5uiammeniiigte, paBtert te 10
gut, oaB Die Shnltte nrr burh oa5 Serausz
tr0pfeln oeS Slutes bemerfbar maren. Die
gelbe bate feline Spur, baB eun Sampt Haiti
g.funoen hattie, benin man fano mir etrle tlellle
@unoe i'm @elift. I'm ben 30rper mar Elm
Sau befeitigt uno aui benz Riiden Der SetdIe
fauo man cine golbene llhr uno Settle spiIheu
benz Sbers unb Iutelbemo. Die beigele9ten
Sletoer laiien bermutben, oaB oerVtann ntdt
unbemitteit mar, benin fe marell pom 1elrlenl
| Stofie uuo mad Der neuefen Utobe angefer'
tiat. Der Coroner bot Die Qside in Gr1pian9
genommen uno mlro beute cine lnterluhu19
einleiten.
(gofou, 8. Noobr.) - Die Q.ife wuroe
berte Worgeu ais bic BON Ibtlah @Qi8, Scr.
10. 8operitr., mobubuft ,Iioentifsirt. Ytuu
bat nod feline otrefte Spur BON bemWt0rber.
(eiebe peitere geritte inter tel. 9speiaen.)
Cine 8i,riraqe. Gil1em Qrtit.l
bes v9eipsi9er Sageblatte8" iiber ous &apitel
pom 8i.r. eutnebmen mir folgenoe beadtens'
nertben SGte: 9n Sesug auf eas belte to'
an9ebeub. bageriiGe Sier matt iih Elm ges
miiier conierUatlber 3u9, Der na6 Sorurtbets
len i6medt, gelteno mir tletrel bic Sorllebe
fir bic o~pnfeln, golobraunen Siere ais bi,
uah Der Soltsm.lnuug frGfti9eren uuo itars
fsrsu, bic Ibnsi9un9 gegen bic beaen, 9elben
ba1eriihen Stoft aus @rlan9en unO a1oeren
frGnfihen Yroouttionsorten. @s 1T wirf.
lin, ais Oh man bier CLAUDE, baB in b.lem
Sier mebr @aiier let, ais i'll Dem anoererl,
mad benz Spruh:
H8aferreih uuo bopienarm
ST Elm Bier, oas Soft srbarm.
Nuh bic STRENGTHENING nit genObnll6em
9agerbi.r 1T troy Der aebnlidfelt Der 6urbs
bel MIR einigermaBeu geidulter. Slerlunge
nidt gut m69lld. Die bunfle6arbe bes Sters
if ab.r etma8 10 llupeisntli6ss fir bic SIts
o.ielben, mirO oft io9ar ert am Srt o,s@on'
iunls na6trdglid aui @unid unb 8.gebr
oes@ ouiumtntsr1 Dem tereits iertieengie bin.
3uaeiett, bab man lsne lotale Sorliebe nltt
redJt bsgrsift. 9a ia 4uge unp 3unse bi.
bette Sterprobe erm09ltden, 10 lit unisrer
Neiuung nat) 9erace elm bellies Sier, mel
oas ouruI9ti9ite, am lelttelien Su priiIen.
Die Slarb.it seuiB uu9 ELL fitereS &riterium
Der Site uno Srtid.. Sci ouuflem Stoi.
lGBt fid cine Sriibuu9 geringeren9raoe nul
81 oft iiberi,beu. y0as Graultait. pirt
lets i'm 9unfel uusgebriitet." (8iso9e.,
Salt.n mir eS o'rum mad benz alien oeuti6er
Sprude nit Dem beuen Bier, neil Is beIBt;
,@is bas Glas, 10 idsint oa8 2i4t Ourd,
uno
Reoe, ruds lpabr 1T,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1872-10-03
Railroads anD sSteamboata
NJ ainG Central IL. R.
a Ers ~'rrsssszsAssF. rgssysxaeZssy- L-ssEsxsTssJ
sks9 & E .tac "a sza ssss-. !szss1ssss
Summer Arrangement-Ce Commencing
july 18th.

On and after July 18th, Passenger Trains win
leave Augusta, for Portland and Boston, at 545
ll.45 a. NJ 1880 p. NJ. Tor Bath, Lewiston and
Portland, 5.i5, II IS 4. NJ 800 +. Nj for bangor
$50 A NJ and AS p. M, for Bangor, Dexter, Bel.
fast md Skowhegan, l.l5 7. NJ. for Hallowel and
Gardiner, 5.45 800, II .45 A. M 2.l5 800 90 F. NJ
The 545 and Has Trains connect AT Bath for
Rockland.
The 5i5 and ll.i5 A. NJ Trains connect with the
Grand Trunk hallway at Yarmouth for MontI, al.
The ii As a. NJ Train com ects at Portland with
the Portland Ogdensburg Railroad for Baldwin,
fryeburg and Conway.
The $50 \. NJ. Train connects at Bangor with the
T. u \. a. Rawa; fer Houton, frederickton,
Calais and st. John, arriving IN st. John at p NJ.
Freight Trains leave Augusta for Portland and
5eston at s.U5 \. NJ; for Skowh gan and Bangor at
1880 A. NJ.
Trains arrlve-From Boston at $50 A. NJ, 400
and e.l5 T. NJ. from Bath, Lewiston and Portland
at 1879 A. NJ, 100 and s.l5 +. Nj; from Skowhe
gan Belfast, Dexter and Bangor at IL A A. NJ. and
1880 L: NJ; from Gardiner and lIaliow ell at 100,
S.45 and 1870 A. NJ 80. 400, $50 and SIS +. NJ
Freight Trains arrivc-trum Boston, Portland,
Bath and Lewiston at $50 a. NJ, and 1890 a. NJ.
from Bangor Dexter, Belfast and Skowhegan at
800 y. NJ.
JAS. NJ. LINT, GenI Supt
July l5, 1872. l.. l.. LINCOLN, Asst. Supt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16
The Copper Miners Strike

RESCUE OF PRISONERS FaoM THE sakRTpp.s
POSSE.
DETROIT, May l6.-lmfOrmation from Hough-
ton, received last night, regarding the strike of
the copper miners, states that TUESDAY, morning
a portion OF the men, who were satisfied with
the terms offered, announced their desire 20
resume work. Upon proceeding 20 do so they
were ihterfereo with, when the sheriff sum
moneuone hundred special deputies from amonS
tne cltlZens OF Hancock and HOughton 10 uro
tect tne workman. -Four of the leaders of the
strikers were arrested and put under guard az
sixteen armed men, 90 be conveyed 70 iail AZ
hOughton. sixteen miles distant. The discon
tented miners rallied and overlook the sberiff-s
party a mile from Calumet, and rescued tie
prisoners The strikers who numbered fnlIV
SIX hundred, made threats of forcihle
resistance in case the authorities attempt-
co 10 Interfere with them. MANY women
joined IN the attack upon the guard
AT meeting Of the strikers held on Tnesdav
AFTERNOON few of them were i'm favor of re-
suming work, expressing the BELIEF that all that
could reasonably be asked had been complied
Win by the mining supeTintendents. The ma
Jority thought otherwise, and decided NOT tn
work except on the eight-hour rule. All are
satlsned with the wages given. The arrival of
troops Is anNiously awaited. and the expecta
Iloh OF their presence has already had some
eHect. AT the Pemslick, SchOOlcraft FrankIin
anu quincy mines some men have returned "a
work, and a. Tar as heard from were not inter-
lered With. few are clamOrous and inclined
10 De boisterous. As rule the strikers are
quite hrm in their demand. The leaders conn
SCI temperance and sObrietv, which IN 10 the
Pre- -ent time has not been infringed. No ininrv
has been done TO property. The total numbeT
OF persons now engaged in the strike, and Win
l. go. W 50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-05-16
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
associated Press Report
From Europe To-day.

PROTEST. AGAINST Tas PERSECUTION or rrws
hosk, May le.-rhe Italian government has
ssht Communication 60 the government OF
nIhoe charles OF koumania protesting against
IN. ne ItIseeetion and oppression OF the Jess in
TEE LONDON rREss on the TREATY orHSrfoN
LONDON, May lG-rhe supplemented article
10 the treaty OF Washington. proytdInV f,r fhe
settle ment OF the Indirect claims c.oniroy.rs,--
j. the meet prominent topic OF dscussion IN ~.
city. The London morning Journals in Their
articles on the subject, express the hone th.t
the American Senate will approve the Susges-
tons embodied m Earl Granville's dram OF the
article, and thereby remove the differences now
shht ng between England and America. but
there Is fear that the eNigencies Of the approach
ing presidential election NAV cause its diSap-
proNsi. t Is also limited Ia the papers tina.
when the politicians on both sides shall have
nnished with The treaty the people OF the two
nations will take II into consider atom aph &C.,
satkiactory settlement Of the pointS Al isSpe
TkE DAMAGE nv THE SHENANDOAH
LoNDoN MAY l6.-The London 0lsbs. in IL
Issue TO day, has an article showing that the
claim OF the American government tor DANA
ges incurred by the a. struction of vessels Nv the
PriNsteer Shenandoah. amounts q - 500 OoO
while the prize money claimed by the officers
OF me Shenandoah amounts to 81 1000 600 The
SsoSe, also, publishes detailed log ct the
Shenandoah, giving the name and value OF
every prize captured bv that vessel
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HICKMAN ROnnFRY

ROBBERY.
NEw YORK, May l6.-Thrce burglars uav,.t.
gentlS man named DAy. in one OF the most
central points I'm BROOKLYN. Tuesday nivbt-
while riding along i'm his carriage and robbed
him OF nearly a thousand dollars.
CORRUPTION IN JERSEY CITY.
Judge Bedle yesterday. In Jersey CITY. ouaShea
the Indictment against Police COmmiss ioner Ea-
monson for taking the power OF attorney 20
nraw portion OF another mans salary for DO
hteal purposes.
The INQUEST
in the case Of Robert HAYES who was killed DIV
blow on the neck by Bernard Murrin resulted
yesterday IN verdict against Murriu who has
Oeeh helu 10 await the action OF the grand Jury.
A BOY SHOOTS WIS FATHFR
John McMara, aged Is. son OF Justice NJ
MARA: OF Beeknsnt0wn, West Chester county
shot ms rather with q revolver. Monday he
cause the latter reprimanded him tor plavfny
truant, and insisted on his going 90 school or
the house of refuge. Mr.. NcMara Is i'm a criti-
cal condition. The boy was lodged in iail.
STAIR BUILDERS STRlKE
The stair builders association AZ a uee.ip,
last night, resolved TO strike to-day for eiglif
hours. w ''s"'
THE STOCK EXCHANGE
on ana after the LIST OF june will close N four
O'Clock IN the afternoon until the ist OF Octo-
Der. " ~
- BIDS FOR GOVERNMENT coin.
mere were twenty-siN bids for gold To- dav
amounting 20 Is, leo ,0O0 from Ii3 q ma Do lea
Ibe amount Tor sale was 40 90 ,0a0 and hi sol
VIII go AZ ia 20-lOO. There were two bi,ls al
ia 2O-loO Tor 81 800 900 each.
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Southern Politics

INV ORLEANS, May l6.-SPecials from Hons
ION, Texas, report that the radical state con
hen,SOh IN session is harmonious. trhe survivor
OF WOODS Texas brigade met TO organize a
Charitable association. General j. b. Hoof
president, addressed the meeting
a greeley and Brown meeting was addressed
iHSl night by Col. w. Al. Hatch, of Missouri, an A
Judge j. ii. Reagan.
"A large democratic Giddings jollificatiOn
meeting over Congress seating Giddings was
Ibe meeting OF democratic editors resolved 10
aW ant the action Of the state and national con-
ventiOns. WI
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


AClergyman, while residing in South America,
missionary, discovered safe and Gin pie remedy
for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay
Disease Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train OF disorders brought by baneful And
vicious habits. Grest numbers have been cured by
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to benefit
the icted and unfor will send the reel ne
for preparing and using this medicine, in q scaled
envelope, 10 any sCe who needs II, Free Of Chnrse
Address, JOSEPH IMAM,
Station ID, Bible House,
marE ~ New York City
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Texas Republican. for Gr.,.

NV fOkk, May I5.-A special from Hons
Ton says" The Texas republican state con-
organization was not erected tin Nav I4th.
when Robert III. Taylor was chosen president
committees were appointed, and the Convention
aoyourned. The convention is the largest ever
assembled in the state, about two hundred ana
nfty delegates being present. The delegates are
enthusiastic for Grant"
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New York Democratic state Couxeu.

ELECTION OF DELEGATES TO BALTIMORE.
ROCHESTER, May 16-The Democratic state
convention reassembled this morning The fol-
lowing delegates At large were chosen 90 the
baltimore convention: John Il. Hoffman Delos
re Noi, "A: Z. Murphy, and Jarvis Lord.
Among the other deleg ates are ex- CONGRESSMAN
FOX, Hon >. 3. Cox and Mr. KinseIla; also, Au-
gustus Schell and Sheriff Brennan. After mn
ing the list OF delegates the convention ADJOURN
ed sine die.
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INV DIX, May 16.-In the Methodist gene
raj conference to-day IL was decided thai the
eiectlon OF bishops take place next Tuesday, in
view OF which to- morrow was appointel a. a
DAY OF Tasting and prayer. A resolution was
onerec and referred, 70 exclude the advertise
mems OF quack doctors from the publications
of the church. The reception of the delegate,
from the Free church of Italy DR. j. p. Thomp-
son and Father GayazziD then took place.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB.
RACE AND TOURNAMENT
AT PIMLICO FAIR GROUNDS,
WFDNF9DAY LIME laTo'

WEDNESDAY,, JUNE ., 1874,
OPENING WITH
MILE HEATS-For all ages: no undstanced
horse exc uded from starting until f.&
aftr the third heat, in which here .>NLSA
shall be distance. Purse. $500; $50 %AVS
t. winner, $50 to second horse. En- ~
tries to lie made with the Secretary, at No. 35 st
Paul street, Baltimore, by O'Clock, June 4th.
To conclude with GRAND TOURNAMENT,
opened 10 the Knights of MARYLAND and the other
states. The Maryland Jockey Club to present the
tuccessul knight with silver cup worth S2O0, the
second knight with a silver cup worth $50 knights
desiring to ride must apply by letter to the Secre
tary on or before the 18th OF May stating their title
Ger tienlen from distance desiring To practice
have their hors cared for by G b. Msule, on the
course, and will find accommodations at Pimlico
Hotel ard other neighboring houses. Members o.
the Club admitted on their badges. Admission
Gate 90 cts; Grand Stand 80 cts extra; Open Stand
Is CITE. Accommodation traius will be ran by the
Northern Central railroad. For further particulars
apply toJ. n. FERGUSON, Secretary IS 81 paul
e. By order of Executive Committee ml6 sn2w