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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
A COMPLICATED BALLorpox.

4 bill has been introduced in the Legisla-
ture Washington authorizing the adoption throughout
the entire District Of Columbia Of a reoenty-invented
ballox- box, which exhibition in Broadway. II
Of japsnned metal, having deep lid and high inter
nal shoulder within, which makes II perfectly secure
and prevents anything from being put into or taken out
OF the box In front the lid presents soping surface
in which frame containing three sliding plates is
inserted The central plate, when shut closes the slit
through which passed into the box, the two
lateral plates when pushed In firmly locking the box by
means Of obs attached their lower sides which fit into
grooves in Che inside lining Before locking the box
three seals put upon the sliding plates, one by each
party In the election, and the central one by the IN
spector of the election. These seals are cut from sheet
glass making OF which sprnkllng Of cOlOrlng
has been put into material chat each seal is diff
the others and il Is not possible TO duplicate
them. Every seal Is photographed and numbered The
idea OF the Invention II that, after closing the
slides they be opened again without remOv-
ing the seals which only ne done by breaking them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
TRAINS INDICTMENT SUSTAINED.

Clark Bell, G. F. Trains counsel, resumed
his argument yesterday in the Court Of oyer and Termi-
ner, before Judge Davis, the motion 20 quash the
indictment against Train for issuing obscene pubca-
tons He cited numerous authorities in support OF his
claim that the indictment must have the oense stated
with as much certainty the would admit. Judge
Davis said that the Indictment might have been drawn
more definitely, but it he thought that It was
sufficient 1t might have made at the time OF the
arragnment the prisoner but could not be granted at
this stage. Besides 10 would be OF no advantage 10 the
accused as ia the case OF being granted he would be
compelled 10 remand Train 70 prison pending the draw
ing OF a new
District-Attorney would not nix day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
A MURDERER IN A HOSPITAL.

On April 10, James McDermott, residing IN
Fifty-second-st, between Ninth and Tenthaves quar-
relied with his WIFE having suspected that she was I'M
faithful 20 him. and he inflicted fatal Injuries upon
her The womans cries attracted the attention Of the
people in the neighbOrhood, and McDermott was soon
secured and handed TO the police. After being
locked up in The Twenty-secOnd Precinct Station
house, be attempted 20 commit suicide by
striking his head against the walls OF the
CELL So serious were the wounds he inflicted upon him
self that it was deemed expedient TO him 70 the
reception hospital az Nnetyninthst, and after few
DAYS 20 Bellevue Hospital. The Grand Jury Of the
Court of General Sessions Friday Last, found an in
dictnent against McDernott charging him with murder
in the first degree. Judge Sutherland issued bench
vibrant yesterday for his arrest. aud n was
placed in the hands OF tue Sheriff Tor
execution Deputy Sheriff JudsOn Jarvis immediately
proceeded 70 Bellevue Hospital, and as McDernotrs
condition was reported by the physicians there TO be
SUCH as 70 render removal AZ present most dangerous
Mr. Jarvis left the with Warden Brennan. Ar
raugements were then made with Capt KIalea OF the
TwentY-secOnd Precinct 70 maintain a guard over
MeDermOtt. Late In the evening Mr. Jarvis addressed
communication 70 the Warden Of the Hospital request
ine 20 be informed definitely as 70 McDermotps CON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
committed for tiAl BY Justice Fowler IN default
Of for DbDg his sie Jane about The head On honaA al
their home. No 2Is suhvahsI
The Grand Jury for the March Term Of the United
discharged yesterday Only Indictment Of
and the ends Of justice require that be kePs
from the public for the present.
The May Term of the United States Circuit Court,
ermpa to-day when F. l. TAutOr the alleged default
Atlantic National Bank, will be araZned plead 70
recently found against H Another bfana Jury M
will be brought before IL
Rosa Laverty was committed, yesterday. in de-
Judge Bxby At the forkvs Police Court on
stealing from express wagon The Hn ana ~
the property Of Mrs. Lucy white OF onke where ne
to take care Of By tWOn meg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
NAY r.
PORT OF EBw-YORK.

PORT OF EBw- YORK. 80. ....................hAi -
CLEARED
Steamship sSIiHf B. s 1 tSn Ps. Ss KsS.reA
Steamship B-a Terry, Sayesr NewbsH = c. murray ferTn
Steamship WILMINGTON Holmes Havana, VIM. p. ClIde.
ssmshiD wyanok Coach. eAnono CT Point aud Norfolk oa
SahO Rssaa.Sr Freeman wilmington NC LOrA steamship
Steamship zdi.e Charm, Ss-cen :. Marrav. Ferris Co
steamship Neptune. 8aieI. Boston n P D'noeL
steamship NJ Massey smith, Philadelphia.
snip MARY Whirdge. Cater Shanghai. Saief laVeunore
Bark Rowing ssior bryant Carienls n W. Loud : 90 D.
ARRIVED.
steamship Civ q BroOFi7n lBr) T6bs liverpool NAY and
steamship CAnsaa lBr Webster Liverpool AgrI ." and Queens
steamship Cy q Bristol lst Jols. LvsreooI April % and
Kew v e., 8ih WITH udss. pas to G II. mallory & Co
steamship Montgomery FaIcioih SsyAnnAh with HA's and pas
steamship Sen J.cuIO with nds and ".
steamship Ch.npiOu lockwood Charleston With ni- "n ps~
s....AD Relief goss,s k,y YVES, N May va Norfolk
VotarnO QtaL saysreAs 1irgeAn Jan ~ wa FAero -
days NJ s h oa Mar orerD Liv,r,ool % DAYS With ,
Bsrk PaAs loi Bedp, HOSd, Bias, BeIe' Hon. 10 days Hh
Bars Rono.e-nr. ) Costa Cardiff Aug H. VI. 81 Thomas 10
BARK Re ta Moro LsShGn 81 days with marble 8s
BARK Teresa Ita Desar'ino Havana u DAYS with
Blrk Noah s9r o0 a S-'E y .s prs 81 y Ss o
BnE lOf Johns R Mcdonald AAsAnIs Il days -A
Bns Thompson Cof Boston Hooper hatAnAs DeAwa.
Break water Is DAYS. With moases
sehr W. Dodge Taylor Bias 10 DAYS, With
Seh iona " b. ThoHps0H, Aaiap.. II dATs,
with uolssseS
sehr d. " sandea Smith. BsraooA IS DAYS win fuk
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo-roS May l3Arve steamships hercedita from Charleston
VIM Crane from Baltimore: Hercules. from Pm AdelDhia
PoKrzKs MONROE Va. Nav l3Passed IN for Bait more bsrs
Ely.rton ron b. n Jones from Demefaa Passed
harris CrcaAa for Cor; AngRa ihnisr,
AMI Village Londonderry for hatanEa
LsEEs May II-AnJed, bArE iGnAnusl hSH Han OuE
Vesta. London
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrK6SsrowN az l3-The White Line steamship Celtic
Thompson Seurork May for Liverpool hsrs YESTERDAY,
HALIFAX " NAY 3T1e CunATd steamship Alpha arn'es a.
thi, por TO-DAY Berlanda and 81 Thomas.
FARrHKR PoIST NAV 1.-The steamship hAutohzn non Glasgow,
passed hse ., midnight
DISASTERS.
MONTREAL iarhe steamship R~nsnd srSeh roel 70
Lachug Rapids evening
all OF Sndc safely. The Total SeeA
For Ldsesi Ship hetrs see Seventh Pdge'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE MUNICIPAL DEADLOCK
EXPORTS TO OBTAIN A SPECIAL AEET1NG-THE COM
RrSNrroN wELL-NGH BROKEN.

THE MUNICIPAL DEAD-LOCk.
EFFORTS TO OBTAIN A SPECIAL MEETING-THE COM
RISArroN wELL-HIGH BROKEN
The effort 70 induce majority of the Board
of Aldermen to unite in requesting the President of the
Board 10 call a special meeting for the confirmation OF
the MAYORS nominations or Commissioners Of Charities
and Correction and City Marshals is still making and
there are seven Aldermen IN favor OF the movement
Aldermen Vance, Norris Billings, Falcouer Otendorfer
Monheimer. aud Cooper, the latter having at length
been induced TO take part in the movement. single
vote needed to break the combination and secure the
confirmation of the Mayors nominees. Whether Mr..
Van schalck one OF the Germans will he secured re-
mains to be No effort will be spared to secure
sufficient authorize a call for a special meeting
The Mayors office crowded yesterday with poll
toians oice-hoders, and oice-seekers. Among these
were Commissioner Vac Mort Tax Commissioners
Wheeler and Mouton, Aldermen Morris, Faconer, Bill
hngs, and Cooper Gen. Htllyer and many others Inc
prospects Of the candidates and the probability OF Fres
cent Vance calling special meeting OF tne boat W
oernen discussed at great length. ana All agrTeu
SHAT nothing posltlNe had YET Oeeh O
II is asserted that Assemblyman Fater-
son is aspIrant for Police Commissioner
and John J. O'Brien, Customhouse polisITS ah
for Police Justice. Both urged by Alderman MN,
Whether or not Henry Clausen Ss an as VET
remains an open question. de has not aone ~ as vef
II II presumed THAI his legal advisers nave no. &c S
given ther opinion on the ega, VI M oin i'm the call
the Mayor L he decides to quarry anu J viii tben
FOR special meeting. the requires 5Somnations
De obtained, ana presumably the t ao,t,,a-se nn
will be at once confirmed In recent conversauV 3d
with Alderman Ottendorfer, Mr. Ca9seh sata
that he was fully impressed win the gravy
of the situation ana would do nothing until he had
been assured by competent legal authority that his APP
poIntment and continuation were unqueslonaDy N, IN
secor1apce with the law Alderman Ottendorfer also
uroised 10 obtain the opinions of some OF the Judges
OF the supreme Court relative TO the matter Inc qles
ton n "A verv nice one, as amount OF litigation
might eusue were opinion given by competent au-
The candidates for Chamberlain now said 70 be
Jonn j. Cisco, Robert l. Kennedy, President OF the
Bank OF Commerce, President Donaldson OF tne bahk
of North America and President Kitchen Of the National
PARK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14

counsel that he need not complete IT, had voluna-
ry ratified the agreement and executed the deed car
rying out. His remarks to his counsel fear
OF Mr. Cram evidently had nothing do with their for
mer relations and II the yielding OF weak
man 10 energetic man. His remarks 10 hs wife that
very day about his executing 10 showed that he regarded
IL as right though Instantaneous and be lived
nearly three years after without attacking It.
Judge Want Brunt also holds that the wife, having
a regular acknowledgment 70 the deed. cannot
up any mental reservation To AVOID It. For all these
reasons he holds that the deed cannot he assaied He
compliments the plaintiffs attorney for only with
drawing the charge against Mr. Cram that he procured
the agreement before informing Mason Of Judge HOf
mans decision, but produced the evidence Inch was
In their sole possession. which cleared him OF that
charge stating h 10 be act Of professional honesty
which dignIned the bar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
TwEED's REAL ESTATE.

Mr.. Edlestein applied in the Supreme Court,
Chambers before Judge Fancher yesterday morning. in
behalf Of VIM Tweed to postpone the sale Of certain
real estate belonging 20 Tweed under foreclosure Of
mortgages amount OF SOQOOO recently carried TO
decree The sale had been ordered by referee and is
10 take place in a few days. II claimed on Mr..
Tweeds behalf that il sOs1 the property would have
10 e sacrificed by being sold much than It's value.
IL wac urged that Mr. Tweed negotiating with
capitalists procure money with which TO pay OF
the mortgages. WIN. A. Beach opposed the application
successfully, Judge Fancner refusing TO postpone the
gal,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
ruE sEANEy's ENEMY CLAloRoUs.

In the Court OF General Sessions, yesterday,
PRIOR 10 beginning of business John McKeou stated
to Judge Sutherland he appeared for several sailor
boarding keepers whose trials were set down for
hearing yesterday; but N conversation with Commits
siOner Duncan would appear he was determined 20
prooDg trias by which means he was keeping 40
80 men out OF, the means OF living. Mr. McKeOn
then said that the charge against his clients were
Withdrawn by Commissioners Duncan. he would advise
them 10 take out licenses. The Assistant District
Attorney here nsrpOsed, and stated that inasIuch
that the proper place Tor such al Application,
neither he ConInIss Duncan could Interfere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14

The Mayor, Corporation Counsel and Com
missiOners OF Public Works, met yesterday. in the
Mayors office On motion OF Commissioner Van Mort. IL
was resolved thar acquisitions should be made the
estimates fnon the yarious departments Plans and
specifications for the printing of the new Official news
paper The CitV Record were received from several per
TIE salary OF A. DisbocRer as supervisor TO pre-
pare the matter for Tie paper, HAS not been liked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14

The first installment of the new postal cards
Wss received at the EewYork POst-Ofhce yesterday A
large number had through the mails from the
East on Monday night. There WAS brisk demand for
them yesterday large quantities beng taken by single
purchasers The cards about five ny three inches IN
SIZE ana are perfectly PLAIN the back neal border
suirouhdh ne card tho United States are sci
IA tsteiul curve the stamp II oval and contains an
eXeeeht representation OF the Goddess OF Liberty anu
INC Whole ls printed 10 a IasleiuI DrOnzed shade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14

p-u ro.c,rx,x- linens ,u1 calendar esled al ~
aus M "a us-nsten l2l5.. Rnssei sgt- Donsely.
80 ,Asherx AT 3a1eru-
1Zk3 Smith 0lBey - ,a - =. T.-.h~x
D063 Wolfram agt Sehneider. ~ . g,.-.,.n
2i99 .Blancke Browne 49, Nc &C.,.
l725i Thompson agt shehan- ZlaS''" su-i"'' ~ ~
1l53. Karosh at Fleisohl. - - Dann p,.r,.n
2l29. Hamilton at Simon. XII .hsaelJ -
PART uL-GRoss. "opens and aenaaf eano1 y.
aIl Rihas sgt Cobsn 1i5g. Murphy agt smdh
Izs1 UaI.-or6 a., - 2I6s .EIaberson Wse.
il7s Clst1 ar Vet ZI7B. HcTurt sgL Ferg0son
lg0 Go~.nsn A. G,mbyiusr mr. McDoaough st DogJ
1850. Claim PIKE. kfll..M elke
1870 Duffy sgL Jennings lJlb.hart ae1 h1sgh
ZIG. Wallace Agt Keenan,. MS orcofan az
0KsgRAL sKNOys-SrrHKKLAND, wv - oasIssJ, 49,,
eide Henry Blsek Rdw.rd avez bugy kcuness, sosv
ing stolen goods q cssesl -, -.
TEzsiNRh-DAv1s J-JaDss LANer
Kernzan homicide Pstrek n&nsznghTr - =. a. -
CITY COukT, BRooKLrSC alcDdarNos os 49, s % o. ~
81 76 H. rs &c. 10 lI8. D., l23 I4O. 80, 49, le
CoURT oT APFEAs-ALBAST Nay 3rhe olg~ipg me .eaf'
Of Appeals day calendar Tor Nay IL: sOG los ~ III H. " -
g. AM "A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
THE MORTON EMBEzzLEMENr CASE.

John w. Morton, formerly Superintendent
Of the Money Order Department OF the NewYork Post
Office who was indicted by the United States Grand
Jury for embezznR s1l5OOO, appeared before Commits
soner yesterday and gave $4,000 bail 70 appear
trial. Otis NJ Cutler OF RamapO becoming hs surety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
aIx1ArnRk ALMANAC.

sur ses 4;1l Sun ~s......... Moor 9:7
BgT-e
Sapv HooE. e57 Heb jas Ferry ll2i
siaa DSv-P
$50 Hell oaie 'liS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
6taiioufru.

FRANCIS g. LOUTREL, As Maiden lane, go
beat orders for BLANK BOOKS STATIONERY AMI PRINTING
Pnesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-05-14
Dennstrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
- the .nshe Of asno's ST, "a ass1 "a sss
WITHOUT PAIS~o 100 pAEsES testify See eer aAHss a iAs
oGce No IS Cooper Institute
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-13

11riu6en 3urif3ufibrenbe 11ngliid bes
9ampferS Ntlantic.
Sine y8atentbrilde" mar bieie Seuf5er7
nnb 0forb>8riide 3u Orion, etl1e |. g.
~SrueSbeQ'i6e eiierne Bride. 9tele
Sruesbeu'i6en 8riiden be1teben nit
9htsnabme oes b0lsernen SuBbooens tlr
Sa1renDe, Heiten0e nnb T%uBgGn9er, aus
@tien l1n6 baben in ber Ge9el nut etne
Spannrng, fife ii1b On betber 1ltern be-
feftigt, o61e ft6 I'M Ba11er auf etn 6un>
bament 3l ftiiben.
gntpeber lit i6on BEL SET Grtbeilung
oes Batents auf Die Bride nit rnper>
anttportli6em 2et6t1tnne %Derfabren NOR
BEN, ODER berfubr bic betreffenbe Srilfen7
compaqnte Bel Nnferttgrng Dteler Bdtentz
briiden uno tbres WfaterialS nit 9dtt5lt7
der @epiienloii9feit.
SIS lit nod ni6t LANCE Der, Dab in Gl>
gin, in I'M lerem Staate, etl1e GrlleSDeu'@
16e Bride etnbra6. Die SebOroen Dott
9tron trtfft Der i6tpere 8ortpurf, Dap tie
it6 btes ni6t 5ur Warnult9 Otenen lteBe1t.
S9re 8flt6t mare eS 9etDelett, Die Srltde
ioglei9 genau bon Sa6peritGnDtgen ltn7
ter1u6en ltnb berbeiiern D0er lteber abb
bret6et 3u IaIien. Sic t6aten a6er trob
Der @arnung bon Glgin nt0ts 1no 10
trifft audi ie Elm GROCER SDeil Der SIut7
l6uIb.
Au6 bier in Chicago lin6 8riiden na6
bem GruesoeQ'i6en SDitem angebra@t,
nemli6 i'm unton>Barf, mo- it6 5ipet oer1
artige 8riiGen beftnoen. 8or Dem Seuer
mar audi Die Giabuftbriide in yforo
g8eusltraBe mad benz SruesOeIi6en
SDitem angeferttgt bod mar ite, Da man
i6rer uripriingli6en Qlnlage nt6t lat9e
traute, tpe1entlt6 DerbeiIert tppr0e1, unD
n1r bteier 8orIi6t bate man eS tpaDrz
ibeinli6 su 6%anten, boB ni6t AUDI bort
Elm groBes l1ngliid cntitano.
Sinh Die 8riiden II" linton Barf ettDa
ebsnlo litoerIi6 tpte bic Bride BON 9tron,
Sic i6on unter einem @etDi6t BON ftebenz
sig Sonnen 5uiammenbra6 9ns III, etne
ernite 6rage, 5umal ba iebt b%elonoerS
am SDnntag nt6t MIR Die quite Sabres>
Seit, 1on6er1 audi bic tpdbnitnntge Sonn1
tdgStDronnet utgebeure Northumberland
I'll lGltgerem Nufentbalt in BEN Dffentlt6en
8arfs beitimmt. Spffentlt6 ftnb IN ote=
fem 2lu9enblide berettS bic notDtgen
MaBregeln ergrtffer, I'm bic BetpoDner
Gbica9O's btnii6tlt9 0teIer Trage 3u be-
rubigen.
Cans BON ber1elben Contribution pte
Sic 8rIde in 9tron 1pa Die in @eneoa
ietn bteieGbe ioute baber i6leunt9 ab8ez
tra9en peroen. llebrt9enS bate fdon
oa5 @tnbre6en elmer IrueSoeu'i6en
Bride in @lgtn uno IN GltntonbiQe
ipeni9Itens Sic Wtrfung, DaB fetn DrDentz
li6er Sngeltieur mebr et1pas nit berz
artiaen 8riiden at t6un baben tpoute.
Die 3ruesben'i6e 8riiden : Gompa9nte
fonnte baber BON ie1er Belt an III SutnotS
fetne Gontrafte mebr befommett uto Derz
SDg it6 aus inherent Staate, Tim tr9eno=
mo in Soma Die Sabrtfatton tbrer Wfenz
i6enfalIen fort3uisBcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-13

cine am Iebten Spnnta9 Der 3erftOrung
entgangene Safel angebra6t, tpel6e Die
gfamen bes Mapors, SET Stabtodter urtb
ipnitigen 1tGbtii6en 8eamten entbGlt,
inter benen SET S6tpin0el por it6 cling.
SIS lit 9etpiB erfreuli6, baB fein ~ein8iger
Der gtanen auf bteIer S6an6tafel einert
beuti6en Slang bat. Sci Nnlegung Der
Bride famen Die gr6b1ten 8etrii9ereten
Dor, unb mdbrenb iie uripriineIt6 auf
$39, 900 perani6lagt tpar, foftete fte
$S7 900. Die 8eite6ungen belorgte ett
bamols ais Qlbpotat in 9tron anlaiiiger
8ruoer Der SrueS0ells.
0as Nueremp0renoite an bie1er Sc
16i6te bon S9mub un6 8lut lit, baB
Die Bride obne iebe s~eniigenbe 8robe
benz 9erfebr iiber9eben ipurbe. Ser
vGrfinoer" bate bafiir. v%garantirt", baB
fie 100 Bfunb @epi6t arf Dem Quabratz
fluff tragen tperbe, ober BET ser Yrobe
ipur6e nod ni9t eirrnal BET adte SDei1
0ieieS @etpt6teS aufgelegt. l1nb AUDI
ais bas ltngliid in @l9in erfol9t mar,
unterbIieb bic ri6tt9e Brpbe. Die Stabtz
beomten iparen ia BON oen IruesbeaS
be5ablt, nt6t TIM gu ieben, iOnOern uni
ie beiOe 9u9en 5u5uOriifen!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-13
gMOIt@er Wartt fur tucftIt1eS
GettefGc.

Tim bas ft9 INNER beoenfli6sr geltal>
tenoe lIebel Der Incorporation bes @e7
treibes i'm We1ten 31 ltnoern uno at be-
1etttgen %tlt 11tdt 11nr cine grDBere Wtal1z
ni9foltigfett tn ser grobuftton, %fonoern
aud cine 8ermebrrng Der Q6iabmGrfte
un0 Qb1abtpe9e nOtbtg. Cine iol9e Ser
Iauptmittel, nm bas iebige @tlenbabn7
monopol 3u bre6en uno ietne 1nner@
i6Grten Tra6tpretle berut1ter31i3rdn7
ben.
8on 8ertb. fir bieie 2ebensfra9e Oes
Weitens lit et11 1oeben bonn @onperneur
bon Georgia, 6errn Smith. IAN Die
8auern bes 8eitens uno N~orbipeltens"
geri6tetes S9retben. 9oiielbe petit
6nraltf bin, DaB IN Sen bier Siibita0ten
GnbzGaroltna, Georgia, Tloriba unb
Qllabamo a~ugenblidli6 i6on 50 WttLtO7
ue1 8ui6el @etretoe iperiger er5eugt, ais
gebrau0t iperOer1, 1n0 DaB 0teler] 10 be-
frG6tli0e Nusfau mod gr0Ber Su DerOen
brobe, in Solge Der Qbnabnte OeS AGer1
bdres utb bet ~retBenben .3una6me Der
ni0t proouSiren0et SepDlferultg. ST
9Glt IS audi ntdt fir lni6enstpertb,
bdB Set NSiioen Ietnen etgener Be0art an
0etretbe NerSeuge, 0a na6 letl1er GeG>
nltl,g itd Guf berielben @runbfld6e, mel
DE fin Bic @robnftton BON 80 Wtltonen
/. 8uibel @etreibe nGtbt9 tit, 1850, 900
8allen 8aunttpoae er5eltgt tperoen f0nn9
ten, 10 baB bes Sloen iabrli6 so Wtiltoz
men Dollars tinbitBen tpiiroe, tpenn er
ieincn 8eoarf AT @etretbe iel6it Litatt
Der 8aumtpoael S0ge.
6err Sntitb triini@t, baB Ser g8eiten
nno 9~torOipeiten ben Siioen nit 8roo1
%itoffen perlorgen. \0a5u ieten aber billIz
gere 8erbinOungelt\ sipiiden ben betoc1l
&n1oe5tbeilen n0tDiS, ais Die GLlenpa9::
11en oenn BET ber iebiaen Dobet greer lel
6er Snoen 9%e5wun8enA @etretOe lelOH 81
ba11en.
@ouperneur Smit6 peripri6t, OaB Der
Siiocn ieoe praftii0e NfaBrs8el pftells
ipiQi9it u1terftitben tperbe, ipel9e cue
iot9e 8erbtnbung nebt nieprtgeI DraW5s
1dben berbetfii6rt. Gr bele1tbtet pic gus
fiibrbarfeit BON &anGlc1A tpel0e ole
Seen nit Dem ODto, ben SBfo NIT Dem
oSalnes unb ben Gcnueiice nit penn DC
mulgee perbinOen nno oaput@ etllct1
@aliertpeg 5lpilden Dem gtorOiperen Hno
BEN Wtiiiiiitppitbal nno Oer atloatll@en
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-05-13
SauteS g. Srr.

9tm 5. Mat itarb III ct. 8etersburg
ber neue @eianbte Der Ser. Staaten,
SomeS 6. Orr, Der erit Dor einigen
Wo6en oaielbft an9efommen tpar, an Der
Gungenent5Inbung y
st mar an1 IL. Wtat 1922 in GRAFTON
bile IN S~iiocorolina gebore1t, bali ais
&na6e nnO Singing ieinem Batter IN
oelien lGnolt6ent &duflaOen, %ituotrte ipG7
ter auf ber ltniperfttGt BON 8trgtnter,
tpi6n1ete ii9 barauf in Nnoer1on in 1ci>
mem @e6urtSftaate Ser &e6tspraris nnb
Der GeoafttDn zines 2an6blGtt6enS
ipur6e i6ot 1T ietnem %. Sabre in Die
StoatS9eleb9ebun9 9etpdblt nno na6z
DEM ct fatm oa5 9e1ebltde Nlter bon 25
Sabrer errei6t bate, erfol9te ietne Wabl
ms rationale Observation-Disclosures. St
9eb0rte Oe11lclben nun BON 1848 btS 1859
rnausgeIebt an. 8alb ma6te ct itd bd>
1elblt ais elmer Der Siibrer D&s ge1rGBt9z
tere1, nt6t nit ben SelerfreTern 1etneS
6eimatbs itaates iiberein1ttmmenoen Silt
gels Der DemDfratt16en Yartet benterf>
lid. Sm Sabre 1857 purbe ct gum Spre>
der oeS Gepr6Ientantenbalie5 gepGblt,
ruto er fibrte 6as Qntt nit S6arfitnn
11tO unparteili6feit.
Der nad Sincoln's erfter GrpGblung
tn1l1er un9eItilmer per0enoen IiiDlt6en
Notwithstanding ~oppontrte Orr at=
fGnglt6 nit @nti6tebenbeit, piepobG er
inter ben touften Seuerfrefieru moDnte.
Sn Oem gum 3tDede Der Se5eiiion etnbe7
rufenen libcarDltnt16en StaatSconbente
lteB ct 1t6 aber bod en0lt1 bon ben Ser
r6tbern breit{6lagen. st iprrbe borouf
I'M SriibiaDr 1861 GIT einem bet fiiDcaro>
ltl1i16en .Gommt15Gre ernatnt, bic BON
YrGiioent Buchanan bic l1ebergabe ser
8unbesfortS &C. in Siiocarolina ant Bic
len Gebelenitaat perlangten. Sefa1nt@
lid %erfit1te Buchanan troB ietner
S6tnd6e bas 8erlangen nt6t.
SIM Sabre 1862 tpuroe Orr IN BEN Jte>
belencongreB int Gi6mono getpGblt, in
tpel@em er it6 bur6 feline Sppoittion ge7
gen Self. 9apts bernortbat. 9eSbalb
%ernannte i'm YrGftbent Sobn1Dtt, ais bte>
1er feline etgenrnG6tige HecDnftrrftton
Der &ebeqenitaaten begann, gum 0ou@
perreur bon Siibcaroltna.
MmGbli6 tpanbte it6 ober Orr BON
BET Sobnion'i6en Bolttif ab, 0a ct ett>
iaD, Dab Ote1elbe benz Su0en NIT S6az
ben brit9e; ltnb ct befiirtpprtete MIN Die
gutipiutge INTERVIEWING bes Siibens ult>
ter Dte Y0Itttt DeS S01t9fe11e5.
Oftt ben %corrupten @eieaen, pel6e
ee9enipdrtt9 ais vGepubIifaner" BEN
Stat Siibcaroltna beberri6en, bate ct
ni6tS 5u tbun. 2t6er etfrtg agtttrte er
int lebten BrGitoettentpablfolnpf fir ote
republtfant16e Iattonalpartet.
Setl1e bot %etntgen Wfonatet erfplgte
unb bonn Senat alsbalb beitGttgte ST.
ttc11ltlt1t9 Gum @e1Qnbten ser linton tt
ct. 8eterSburg ma6te Defenders I'M
Nltslanbe einen glten @tnbruG, tnoem
man fte bort ais 3et6en Der G%eriO6nl1n9
3tDii6en NDrO unb SiiO a~uffaBte.
Inter BEN iiibIt6en bemofratii6en So
Ittifern Oer lebten stpan3i9Sabre mar Orr
ether Der anitdnOi9iten; ct metnte es
ipabri6etnli6 tnrter gut init BENT 2anbe;
bn6 febGte eS tbn in frttiI6en unb ge@
fGbrli6en Womenten an Gbaratterfe@
itigfeit.