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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
Die gbdtiafeit- Der 3eaislatur,

Slr leeen la9ltebero Ole Itle oer pen Der
Qeaislatur bon Wialplanb in Der 0iontag
Naft beiflofienen Seiiiou p~aiiirten @eleee
BON allaemeiner @ibtisfeit fort:
9Sesen a%menbuun9 oes allgemeinen Sc
ietes in SeSuS aui Snjunftionen; wesen
&ermebrung Der 3ahl Der Direttoren Der
Baltimore Drum Bnint= 8abn;" ipegen
Imenoirung oes@eieees ingeSu9 auf DfaaBe
unb @enldte; megen Gaues elmer Sriide
iiber Soues' Sdne an Stosers' Npenue; pesen
Nmenbirung DeS @eietes liber ben Sang bon
&uitern nit %&ratsarnen uno 3an9en; tue9en
&menDtrung bes @eIeses in geSug auf 0ta=
tionalbanfen; mesen 9btretung Sesgfatioaal=
Srieobufes in annapolis al Sic Ser. @taa,
Ten; megen Sncorporation beS StdttAens
Unions Sribge; pescn ImenDiruna oes Ab=
iduittes 90 Der alsemeiuen Corporations
Nfte; we9en 4menptruug bes all9emeinen
@eietes in SeSus,auf I%ppelationen; tuesen
grndhti9uns Der uWaibiugton Yotnt~
&ootout : Sabn + @ompa9nte," ibre Babn in
ben liftrift Columbia 81 fibreu uno cine
Sampierlinie III errihten lpesenG erfanfes Der
Galisbnrp=afaoemle; pegen Saues elmer
griide in Yrtnce @eorse's @ountp; me9en
Setteluns zines NOrmal= WiaaBes fir Au=
fern in Der Shaale in Baltimore unD Gris,
fielb; ipesen Megaliruu9 oss Siif> uno
Shtlofroten : Sanges IN etnem Sbetle bes
Yotomac's; pesen Nmenbirung beS Char
tiers Der Baltimore aq= Spring= Babn :"
tpegen 8erboteS oes SertauteS pom Spirituo=
fen in Der ytdbe bon Stul= uno Sirfen=
Yicnics in @orcefer.@ County; tpegen Sncor-
poratlon Der OOlan'lten Sinoer.piilis- Sc
iealfaft; me9en Seftelullg BON Nnmalten
fir @erthtS=& ablbeamte pOnAnne NrunoeI=
Gountp in ben beuoritebenbeu BroSeiien i'm
8unbeS-O iirifts .@erihte; lpe9sn Sncorporas
ton Der y@reenzG itp> Sparbanf" BON Gum
berlaub;N tuegen aWenciruug bes CHARTERS
Der maryland Union Coal Company" me-
gen Ne9ullrung Der gren5e awiiten Wa1p-
lano uno 8irginien; tpeSen Abbaltung elmer
abitimmun9fiir ODER gegel eineSbeiluu9 bon
Nleghanp 'Sonntg; DegsH Anlenoirung bes
@eleges, neldeS Die aufnahme bon Saga.
buuOen in oas ~Veierunsshaus seiiattet; me-
gen Incorporation Der Real Estate Bank"
bon Baltimore; wegen SncOrporatton Der
vDeutla= Am9ifanlihen Saut" bon Balti,
more: tpesen AmenOirun9 bes aqgemeinen
@eieses iiber Yriuatme9e; rpe9en Sanftionis
rung bes germa6tnilies bun Soiepb 8alo-
mann; rpssel 6sitleuans bes aagerseloss
fir Sabad alf 81; ipegen Selteuerun9 Der
Brutto @innabmen BON Giienbabnen i'm
Staate fir Staats5wede; pesen Sncorpora'
tion per POTOMAC uer-Seriiferungs=@e,
ieaidaft" in Baltimore; ruesen germilisung
BON $780, 00 FIR baS. Sprtngz@roue Srren'
Iipl: lpegeiiGo ieftirung riifitdnbiserS taats-
iteueru bon NatJonalbanfen unO 8anf.Sniti.
tuten; we9ea SncorporatiOn Der yMebger. u.
Siebbanoler'z 8anf" in Baltimore; tpeaeu
Amenpirung oes @eleses in BeSu9 auf Die
Sride iiber @mptur's 6dQe; fpe9en 99utes
fir Anlteru in ben Semdiiern BON @icomico.
County; wegen @rrnadtisung fir Galperts
@onntn, atllen fir bte Drum. Yointz Balm"
3u aet1nen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
Ser 8ranD in 0IRelbDrf,-Ste
Mfabemte ntbt seritDrt.

Oil eloort, 20. WdrS. unIere
Staot lit beute BON elmer 6euersbrun1 heinz
geiuht mcroen, oereu 8eoeutung aut in mei=
teren &reiien geniirbigt meroen miro. Das
Seuer fam NahtS INN etrpa 2 nbri i'm iibmel=
llfeu Sheile oes nit Der lfabemie Suiammcn=
bdngsnoeu Stdnbebanies gum Nusbrnhe unb
mar allen 8ermntben mad aus einem &a=
minbranDe entltanoen. Die 6lammen per=
breiteten fh nit Ieiper a1sugrober Shneligz
felt unb aeritDrten ben oberen She'll bes
Stanoebauies, beiien Sburm ieboh poutdn<
big intaft blteb, Johann oisienl9en 5Iiigd oes
Itaoemiegebduoes, Die fih pom Stanoebauie
bis gu Dem Sbeils, worin ith Der ausitel=
lungSlaal %beinoet, erhreden. @egen 8 ubr
fam bic beiB eriebnte erite 5iilfe, aber crit UNI
8 lhr wurbe man oes Seuers poliidnois
5err. Sor Iaem lei benlerft, bab bic un=
idaebare f0uiglihe &upferti9iammlung se=
rettet tit. SIN uebrigen aber fino bic alge=
rldteten 3%erltDrungen unb Yerluite iebr groB.
3uuabit muroen hierpon b~etroffen be per-
i9ieOenen AtslierS Der Siitorienmaler, Die it9
i'm oberen Sbetle bes StdnoebanieS befanbel1.
Oahin geb0ren Die Meliter Wiolttor, WaBen,
Stlenbad), Deger uno Gnbere. 8etrofen uno
3eritDrt muroen ferner: bas Sefretartaf bes
uNbeinilh Metpbaliihen &unipereins,"
befen Irdtp nit iammtliben Sdltftfideu,
idmmtliden 4upfsrfihporrdtben, ben por=
banbenen 8upferplatten uno Sri9inal;eid=
nunqsu total o%erbrannte. Son Mieliers fis=
len ierner Der l3ert0rung anbeim Die oerDtet=
tier Anoreas Wtiiuer, Yroieiior Seller unb
RSting, bon oeren Snhalt iebr menig gerettet
merben fonnte. Sang beionbers 5u beflagen
1T, baB elm fiir 3ifflih beittmmtes groBes
Nttargemdloe, meldeS Nnoreas Wfuler Dor 8
Sabren begonneu uno iett beinabe gang pou=
enbet bate, elm Spfsr Der 6lammen gelpor=
ben lit. Weiterbin efgrifen ote Slammen,
BON Siiben nah Noroen sebenb, Den Sliissl
Der 2faoenlte, in befien oberen @tagen Die
Gupferltefer S1ule uno bic 2aabihafter=
&laien fih befanOen. Inter bieien Naumen
lagen bic groBen Ateliers BON Senbemanl,
Wlslecemus u.>A. Mue norgenanntenG beiIe
nno Hdumlidieiten ftnb bis auf ben @runo
aua9ebrannt, 10 baB bon Der Nfabemie nur
nod eerieni9e E6eil lteht, in melbem iif Der
Ausiteuungslaai b~efinbet. Ollie unter b,elem
9aale 9ele9enen @telterS blieben perjhout.
@benio oas Yrouinsial= Mrfio unb bic 3ar=
besblbiiotbef, lomte bic Hdulne, melhe bic
8ambour iAe Sammluns entbielten. Ser
iaont blieber alt be au9enbltdlib I'M tan=
oelaale befinolihen, aur 0feutltden Serloo=
jung beiiimmten @enndloe Des y&iinfler-llnz
t%erldeungs : Yercias" i'm Hertbe bon etpa
4O, 1000 Shlrn. uno bic Siete Ger ebemallgen
furfiirlllhen9 aaerte, inter iueld)en oieu 61m=
Wtaria" pom 8ubens Su nenneu tit.
Oiele Siloer Der ~ppreinft furfirhlihen Sale
rug marel1 3us Yornabne BON 9ertequnasar=
beite1 BON ben Wdnoen berabgsnommen limb
I'M AusfeQungslaal uutersebraAt, Aus ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03
Die Statipmal Nefprn=S ene-
AuttQ..

@em es blsber nOd niAt einseleuhtet ba-
ben io1te, baB ale Sohnung Der Sppoition
gegen Grant auf Der National= Heformbepe=
9uns berubt, Der miro enSli6 iest, nahoem
aud in Connecticut Die Democratic unterle<
gen lit, flar 9eworoen iein. Oie bemofrati=
ffe Yartei fqnu in einselnen Staaten ultb als
lofale Sraantiation nod Iabrelang erfols
reid fortbsfeben, oOrert rtdt pieber autneb'
men f6itneli.
DieisS fomrnt ni6t etipa baher, neil bic re-
publ,tanllte Partei populdrsr 1T, als fe,
fouoerl einfad', tpeIl lene lidhti9er wnroe unb
neil Diejc niht Die Yopularitdt beiiet, I'm ia
baran benfen 81 f0nHeu, jeuer bic erlangte
Wfdd,t tDieber III enttpinoen. vs. .lssiisl
sSeosr. rehtidafeue Burger, iebsr Datript
fiebt EN-, bag cine Neform notbnenoiSa 9es
iporoen tn unO no%tbgeOrunsen frasen wlr:
Bon mem IT cine ioIfe Su erlparten
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ihien cine @eifsrung einautreten. Gpdter in
Der Taht trnt jeroh bic &riii8 elm; gcitern
frih II ubr mar Der 4atieut cine 9eide. Cine
Serblutung hattie ben Sob berbeisefIbrt. 6r.
Voamann hattie Nfi erit Dor Sur5em nit ei<
mem hibiheu Serm0gen BON &tnem @eihdfte
(nYarf=Sotel" in 5uoioni1aBe) suriidqe,o
gen, um btn CONNER in 0euti6lauo Al Der.
leben. gr bintsrldBt cine 8ittps un0 meb,
reie 8iuber.
Sn Nemz.Dorf trat por9efiern abenb
bic Barepa=B Phillips @ ahtel- Santlep Sper
sum Grtenmale in Der yacaoenlp OF Muiic"
auf. 8eroi's ySropatore" rpuroe segeben.
Oas 9auS mar iiberpol. Die Sper muroe
italientid ssiuasen. Der rDsmotrut" iugt:
g@ahtel feierte i'm Slttteu 4fte einen gldnz
Senoeu Sriunph. 0as munoerih1n, cart
unO innig ssiuhsene yMisin lester 5audl,
Der ia9e Dir" unO bas .QoSeru gum Sim,
mel" NIT benz beriibmten bohen C ueriette
cos Bublifum 10 in @rtaie, baB bas Sei-
fal5flatiteu uno Serporrufen nah Dem
S6luiie Oieies attes gar fsiH gnoe nebmcI
molte."
Sora5 Greelep unb Sarnum bmielten Conn
tag Nbenb III Der ySleedertr. ; 9aqe" 81
New-9orf SemperenS~S orleiungen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-04-03

SlItimore, Den ?. april 1872.
Sn 6olse Der Ssrorouun9 ytr. II, gencbuist am
20. 6ctruGr 1871, bctitclt: -Gine 8erorcnun9. iir ods
g~ipeliren uno BHaiGrn Der 8urfzS uaBe gu Tor
gen." fper6en periicaeIte Nnacbote in 6ieiem
8ireGu bis Samffaa, ben IS april, Sormittdas
10 llbr, iur oas EipeLiren uni 9fafern Der gan
sen Strede Der Hart Strdfe oesr @pcnne, 5pii6cu
Der Hidmonoz uno SouarhftrGse on9enommen.
Der ODER bic Sontrdttibernebncr bGheu caution
nit 9enebmi9ter @arautie fir oas Yl0Hiren, 8anhz
itetnbeieBen uuo Vlafern i'll fclcn, oaB Die arbsiten
Serorbnnns .5um @inilbren cines Gpiems iir oos
gtiucniren, Bhaltern unb ump1aaern Der Strn6eH,
9anen uno @dBhcn Der Stabt8 Baltimore" ecidsbcn.
Die anaebote weroeu an oemislben Gaae Mittaes II
nbr in Dem Slir9ermciftCrs- Bureau aC0ifnet.
SIM 4uftro9e: 6jepr9e y. @pprrpdre,
(9f,3.Sll Sltrf bEe StQbtzS ommiilrs.
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GefanntmaGangen.
SIreau Der Strafen=S urhbrudbs=
(Spmuttfidre.

Baltimore, ben 10. TdrJ 1872.
Die @onIniiiGre iGr zen 9urhbruh pon StraBen
MAIDEN biermiti ! @tInaseeit De- u. Abidrittes siHI
SeroronuHg Sur Ausihuns aripiNCr Der 9emeiHre in
SeBlebune ant Die Stra8en Der StGet Baltimore Buz
%itepeEcer Seiunsnife, pelte anl 8. Iprll 1850 9eieb.
ml9t porbeH, betaHut, bas fe wpniaa, u. AprIl
fSl2, Sormitta9s 10 ubr, i'm 9lTeau Der Sommtidre
aut DER SheotzSte non 9alperts uEo eerin9tonftraBe
ftb uertdmrneln ruerocn, nm an biz ausubuu9 9enoHn=
ter Seiugulie 81 etben unh bic ibueR ibcrtroeenen
nuo pom ipnen erpciibteH SHidier i'm 8etrIff bee
Soneemnireue II. Sefnene Der 2autensaraee
pom BeHniqloaEidza ueHue bis Mlabiior sApGnle, IN
ueberetntimnluns init elmer ON Is. Dldrs 1872 esnsP'
mi9ten Ssroronun9 Sss SlrserIneiieys uno StGet
ratbes bon Baltimore gu pcrridten
I'aac Gpr,
Jpbu Z. %iquctf.
(69, 75,S1,0 ". 4. @recu, @Iert.
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9ehridler unb Dem Gonferen3iaals Der atabes
mic fonnte casessn nur menig gerettet rusr'
ben.
Die Befiir5uns Der Ginmohnerihaft 1T aa'
gentsin uno groB. 3ablreif,e Sruppeu uul=
fehen ieit heute firth Die Srnnotdtte, oerer
Eriimmer sur 3eit, mo oieie 3sileu geid,rie=
ben weroen, Witta9S 1 nbr, nod raufen,
SIS lit elm ergreifenoer NnbliG.
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nuterbaltungen.
trOntltr.- 0brQtrr QOmiaue,

4rOntltr.- Gbratrr QOmiane.
tx Die anStepeuottH ~SOrttauusen, bic
Baltimore bietet.
Stets uberoOne 6Gufer!!
0Gs 2beatfr III gut aetstIt, her
NufEntbof It tott 666AGneenebm
5eseH AbcnS nns DttttwOd IN! eOnnabtus
~TddimtttaSe tpire ~oeipielt.
Otter 6cftupfe!
Xctal ncues NroardmmI
SrtrasN etertagS S. % otinee bsute,
gtOnta9, NatmittnQ IS uhr.
engagement Der rstJ' nSsn SdH8aiR uno e&au~
6rI. dcnuie 6uaheS.
Srfs Wo6e Der btrubmten 9earattr Z 0arFt1r
8arnn Hne 9aIrp @uVs.
0tblt Der NuReuttnber
ga Srtec,
trtt an Der Satl. rsip. ., z uno II Sobrr aft.
Der sroBe eutopdt DE SdauinicIer
0rpi. Spr
fhbrt feline %uHbesre ntGtn Jadabmunsen Dor.
Su aageIneln bGliebte 9~tgers9onitr
hattie StudIt
ilhrt tiHlot ittnsr auseTtcisuien uHb beluhissHoRea
Boiicn aLf.I
gtHe &ode Der
Samen meinfreIs,
Gus oler5epn rctbeHe, n iunacn Gdmcu %betebtuh, be-
zen cas- sessT Sicsbl-tt " 5. ?%alGott, sseteF
Srfe SSo1e oes Rcutn See n.Sonsts
ySte WcrrCsgDttin"
nit 6rGuI, SetIie aemmeIsbera
MAO
FER t%reflidhcn SiaustsSiuppe.
Stete gSode br 9epnnottR Sraftz, Siese. une
SpIiustinnIer
-5pale une SranfIin.
Die rlehse Suiipirls 5rrDpe In reuem pieIiilttasH
Ero9ruInmG; Sum SdIuiie has ncuG9otals 2 hduIpfsl:
U0tn Sltcf OUT Netp=9orf."
Sim III. 4prIl y crciiB- Der See
idDpiIter &cmIncIubers
5CocR6rettug q: STORYTELLING Ihr 9ameu.
wfatinccs :DtittD uno SoHHGbeues
RadmittIae. 7Q-8D
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u

Iatriht miro hermit seseben, bas lInterBsi6 lets
Bon matt 5ur SerrpaItuns oes ytGdlaiee oes al ! sr
Sic, welhe Eerbcruhgsu IN nieiem giahlas ba n,
lptrben hermit auigeIorecrt, iolde nebft ben notbieen
8els9en i~pGtefens ON 80. september 70 eiu5ureihcn
ibrer GniprItt on bteien NahlaB geieelih fIr uerlu-
fti9 ctfldrt lperoCH mogcu. 4IC, bic 3dbluHgeR oil
bieien Ra6la5 gu MAIDEN babeu, pcrten hermit uui-
%9eforoert, iolhe unuCran9Iid an bic lnterJeihnetCn gu
(Si,1, q3, 1917 Neaina g Sarnpipstp, apm.
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81. Senrn Smith.

81 nm a der
pon IuftbiG,t oerpd6 en- SSddreu, Musern, SITS
tTd)en, Spmdtues Ii, {. e..
N1es anoere Obi uno @emlle Dir0 IaiioHmdsts
perDatt.
Ran bittet u II Iuftrd9e
(SH.1O.1S t&p) Gcfe FER zee. unS Sopdrb6r.
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B| Spspepile, unpelbaulidfeit, 8opfidmersen,
ShIuinoel, i6lehter 9eitmad I'M Wfunoe, 9altn
Geioen, 6etStlopien uno 9anoerte anberer Sranf5eits-
erld)stnunscn werhen bur6 perborornes Slut eiseust
Sarisbad,er Sprucsi > Sals miro bon altn
aerSten ais bas uni6dolthte Ylutreiuisunss.
mlttel empfobIen. Die ASenEeu iur amerlta itRp u.
0paelsr Is Spmp. (5i- 2.p.)
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Wau lcle Dieles aefautaI

Berionen, ruel6e unsiepen, einen WetieI res @ez
oddities maiden ODER 9elndlte %etohltren meroen noRl.
tpun, lur elneu ueheridla9 iir @eindTtshiiGet, Orutz
iu6en Il. |. 10. au S1uegenbeimer q Bell, Sdreibz
materiatien : Subritunten, ssr. f57, ssef : SaIti'
mcreffraBe, gu fenhen, pelhe iceben Elm aus9ebebns
tes IIiortimeht BON Scnreib.@ulten, Nlbumsf
pprtemonuate's Spicferern uno cine sroBe Iuss
Ua9i Don bI6laen @c9enftdnOen, tDelGe lid lin
iSeft=tSei9eHte el9nen, ertalten BADEN.
Giuiee biDide Sibeln uno Gebetbidyer uorrG<
tbig, mel6e iehr billio abQefaiier peroen. 1927
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6amptnn's peaetabilildle Sinftur

bcrIbmt fur Tbeumotisnus, 5uIteA, OplpepIa, We
bertrantbeiter, SdmetSen i'm 9opfe, Selte ootr Gif.
fen, Sitlern, &ruofinn. ale Srauen- aranfbtiten &C.
uno ois CONC, Sluttrditi9er uno yfeini9er, ~brSte1en
.Dir uns oui oas SeugnlB unIereI beksn -ntitblryer.
Greie 81. gu paben bel alien Sru99tIten. 5aupts
Sn1eau: Sr. 3, SInzSbarles. CIR.
q. ~. Weoipbrap, Gisentbimer.
fSohr 90 t0Di 9 ny
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Gan0ieS,

SeiiFe. Rphnen uno nieclide aSeibnad1ts . 9e'
Id,enfe, fir oen Jteit oteie5 5abre5 i'm 9leincn gu
gaeroszYreiien u~ertGutt bel
9B. Safer < Srueer,
1901 SIR. 290. 98et 8QIumoretrase.
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NeaO's "GRAND DUCHESS" Sill
nijdes Wafer.
"RzAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
"RrAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
nRRAp's GRAND DUCHESS CoLoaN7.H
Das bette folniide Waier in Imerita, uuilbertroi,
len pom ireenb einem an0eren Grtitel. &ein Beiude,
8altimore's ioIte es unterlafen. iih nit elner Slai6e
oieies
ausgeseid5neten 9driiiuts
3l rerisben. @6eHio nirb elnpIoblen:
rJieaoS Sempeiritter= Soauet,S
rNeap's Senpelritterz S oquet,"
. .Reab's Genpelritter=S oquet."
{5erner ,olte aui teinem 2ollettentii9e febten:
nSfeob's ~masiites Yuiper nlr boien 5Gls,@
n0teao's ma9iipes Yuluer iIr 60ien Sals,"
Elm unIbertreGli6es Seilmittel iIr Salsleioen ir9en6
ueI9er art, nie cine Tlai6e, ridtis anselDanot, oar@
ttun miro. Die Wirtun9 oeS WiittelS lift cine NUM-
oerbare. Ms. y. Neac,
iSept16.tS) Ser. 181. Baltimore=. nobe 9labtHr.
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ur, Nre6l+uuosu.

IA Suften uno Grfdltunaer.
3aroqne's Sufcu=SprupI ut 6uuerihtIib als Elm
tdltun9 uno ale 3rantpeten Ger 8rOnhialzR obren
dn5uempjetlen, iouobl iir 4inber as aub fir @r=
iuadiene. Brels % @ents pro Tluibe. gu baden bel
earoaue,, Gde Scr Baltimore uus 5arriipnfr.,
iorple bel aQen Qroauiiten. fNuouft23 .l2Wfte. t&m.1
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Weuer UQuneTetn.

Sepra Sd,pinnsSa upereiu Sfr. 4.
Grte Iul5ablnns morqen, Tpnnerftag, Den d..
4prll, ghsnps 8 ubr in SbUinn's Safe Nr. II uno
%. gpsit=B ottTraBc; Al ~berieIben !9tit iin6et Ole 8ez
amten,DGhl flr oas ~laulenoe Sabr itott.
SIM Outrage
-. Serrmdnu, PROB. Rrii.;
Siunou 2SIr;burger, prou. tEice,Rrdf.
9erer Sud,pciIHer, prop. ShaSm.;
l8t-Gl G5epra Gd,pinn. prop Sttr.I
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Wruer Nnunr1rin.

Inter benz Romen slozgBoltitroBeuzga uosreiu
G." uur9e i'm 9oiale bes SIN. 5einrid, Slidher,
gtr. 100, SnS@0 %otftrase, eth Sauperein inter ous
berorbcEtltder Setteiliguna oegriinpet. Ine Seue,
len, w'roeu elfudt, ndbiten samfaa, btu6. D. ST.,
Abenos 8 lbr, am obcn9euannten &iase gu eri6eiz
men, un ftp antbeile 81 lt6eru.
Wid,ael Sird,usr, Grdf.;
Sob. 5erarl. Sice=Rr1i.;
SeinridJ %lidfet, S6GtIl. /;
fGi-dl E~cu. W lies CeFr
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-02
HOW EDGAR A. Poe DIEo.

The true story Of Poe's death has
never been correctly told. IL Is this:
In the Summer OF 1s49 he left New
York for Virginia. In Richmond he
met Miss Elmlrn Shelton, whom he
had known In his youth, renewed his
acquaintance. and In a few weeks they
were engaged to be married. He wrote
to his friends In the North that he
should pass the remainder Of his life
In Virginia, where the happiest days
of his youth had been spent. Early In
October he set out from Richmond to
fulfill . literary engagement in New
York, and to prepare for his marriage,
which was to take place on tho 18th Of
the month. Arriving In Baltimore, he
found that he had missed the Phlladel-
phia train which he expected to take,
and would have to wait two or three
hours for the next train. He went into
q restaurant near the depot to get some
refreshments. There no met some Of
his old West Point friends who invited
him to q champagne supper that night.
He accepted tile Invitation and went.
At first lie refused to drink, but at last
he wal induced to take q glass Of cham
payne. That set him off, and In q few
hours he was madly drunk. In this
state no wandered off from his friends,
was robbed and beaten by rufians and
left insensible In the street oil night.
The next morning he was picked up
and taken to tho Maryland hospital.
He was delirious with brain fever. He
was we'll cared for by the physicians Of
tho hospital, but he was beyond the
skill Of the doctors. He fingered two
or three days and died OH Sunday, Oc-
tober Z, 1S49, In the thirty-eightth year
Of his age. His funeral was attended
by the Hon. 2. Collins Lee, DR.. Snod-
grass, Nelson Poe (his cousin and
Henry Herring his uncle. -AppIeton's
Journal.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-02
lHY0 ITEMS.
From the Independent. Of Saturday.

From the Independents OF Saturday.J
All the Lone Pine wounded are In
hopeful spirits and satisfactorily recov-
sring. Il Is probable, therefore, that
no further names will have to be added
to the terrible list of victims Of the
Great Earthquake.
The liberal citizens Of Los Angeles
have contributed and forwarded 70 Mr..
James Brady. $40. for the relief Of
the Lone Pine sufferers, accompanied
with special directions a. to the man
ner Of its expenditure. And In this
connection allow US to suggest that In
case any necessaries or essentials to
comfort arc further required for the
sick and helpless, just let tho citizens
of our own county know 1t, and the
same will be forthcoming.
From all accounts Ida Valley Is
"booming," and the miner's goose has
attained a greater altitude than was
ever before known In the district. The
bullion shipments fully corrobornte
these statements. The "Mountain
View" mine, owned by Halsey & Co.,
had one ton Of rock worked In Hlskey
6 Walkers mill, which yielded $1.0l6
in silver and $l3 % In gold. The Man-
haitian Company, Of Austin, are In
tending to put q mill In Ida Valley,
which the miners think will do o splen-
did business.
We learn that NJ. A. Hearne, Of the
borax works near Columbus, Is making
$40 or $l2 n day With the small works
now In use. He intends to enlarge his
works as soon ~ possible to many
times their present capacity. A beau
tiful specimen Of borax crystalized
upon.a sagebrush can be seen at the
Headquarters Saloon In this place. Mr..
Hearne has shipped several tons Of his
borax to the Bay, and Is In q fair way
Of opening up very important enter
prise.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-02
BURGLAR ARRESTED.
From the Eureka Sentinel. April So,

From the Eureka Sentinel, April SOL
Sunday night, when George Stod-
dard and old man Sturgess, Of the Pal
ace Saloon, were about retiring for the
night, they discovered Charles Garndt,
a butcher, in their bedroom. They evil
IDENTIFY came upon him when he least
expected 1t. and being taken by sur
prise no blew his candle out and threw
himself across the bed. Tho wick Of
the candle was still burning. On be-
Ing Intercepted as to what brought
him there at that time Of night, no as
sumed to be dead drunk and unable to
give an Ineligible answer. he was
booted out ut the front door and al
lowed to depart. Garndt had been
employed for some time In the meat
market Of Fred Barnes. On learning
yesterday morning of tho circumstan-
ces we have related above, Barnes
promptly discharged him. A. little
later, Constable Bell proceeded to
search for him. when q considerable
quantity of stolen goods. In the shape
Of pistols, jewelry, clothing, ETC., was
discovered on his person and In his
trunk. A skeleton key was also found
In his possession. Most Of the stolen
property was Identified. During the
day two charges OF larceny, one OF
petty, and the other grand, was lodged
against him In Judge Adams Court.
He plead guilty to the charge Of petty
larceny aud was ordered to'appear to-
dav for s~entenoA-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-05-02
CAasD HOsDlUM,

FRAN tho San Francisco Republican, April 90
A young chap, with moro ingenuity
than coin, sought to enter Woodward's
Gardens by other than the lawful en-
trance. He managed to scramble over
the fence near the menagerie, but,
alas! was seen so doing by a lynX-eyed
guardian Of that delectable resort, and
bounced upon. A novel idea sugges-
ted itself to the consolidated captor,
and was forthwith acted on. He
dragged the youth to an empty cage,
locked him up therein, and placarded
It with tho most obnoxious terms,
''Hoodlum." A crowd oon gathered
round the lacrymose specimen of the
dreaded genus, laughed heartily Mt the
joke. Among the rest was an elderly
gentleman who seemed to enjoy It
wonderfully. The poor little beast In
side was cuddled up ina corner, hiding
his face from the inquisitlve and jeer-
ing crowd. At length he raised his
head. and, ye gods ! how tho elderly
gentleman did cuss! Il vas his own
Soni There was considerable rushing
around, . policeman threatened. a
great many keys hastily tried, a boy
released from durance vile, and q
spanking resulted.