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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Rauft Feline S6dbmafthine,

ebe Sbr rie serGui4lois, ft islbtso!enos al ana.
Rob. b.Yerbeiieruus seisben, bic tofsHIret on
alien uorsiisi6en Woidnen, Dslds IN osm Ser'
raufslofals pom !. gS. SSils, VT. 70, .=Saitlihoz
re-. na5s GopltraBe, setauit osroen, au5ebrat muo.
Nh aRoitinsr permistb.t, Gussebeiert unb um=
ortnpidt lApr2, i2Uh,D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
ST. Z. g. Waters, Habnar3t,

OtHoaHrotor on OCT SopHGrtHsilIuie III Oaitlulots,
Rr. AZ, 5anpoerstraRe.
Dr. WGters erbGtt bic natiirldsn 3Gbre burb Be
5anbiuns uno 5auung, irst tiinillte 3dbne au eine
psrbsSIsrte Wsttooe elm ttept Sdpns obus Sdmer-
sen Gus. aae arbeiten psrben saranttrt. 8eionbere
aEfmsrfiafeit uirh osu 3dbnen pom aiHoern sefpio=
mel tNprIi5ISy)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Hnbfett NM 0ni2s

Dts n,ebrtsRen Breiie pstoen tnmer bsre4Tst, etT
stetsr Heuasb thinner on 5aHo BON Zen berh6mtefeH
gsiueu, pie Baltimore g0mpasuie,- 9ntens
D aass, ssppuiHs. Guuburp unb Gumssrlant.
9eors Stearns,
Bureau: Tr. %, Siioz@ Gluertfra5f.
fApriIZ2,tSN Sobelbci: NIce Nnnfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
9eutId,es ,ahuar,tlidjes Snifitut.

8rmenz aliut BON bis ubr Worsens,
I'm Rr. ia, Sanopers, spifdben eonnap' nns
Barrear. 3r. Bernbars Wsper (tuolrte Rte'
Haer 3obnarsneif5uI) sebt 3dbns oernittslf retnsn
eaasaies obue edmsr3sa aus. &nntit9e @eoihs
pon "a Au si2. 9olefiluHssu Don 81 gu 50.
(Wail8.fS.D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
&Oblen IN berabJeieEtcn reiisr
Wurrny1f 4. E1mn..

SanbIgr mt. een bsfen oorten So9isn, neipe piet gu
atu, wercen ruotl oaran tpnn, porjuprepen uno lo'
gtsi4 su tadfeu, epe Der Yrets Ttelat.
Bureau: GERMAN. erte Spur ofitn pon oei
ealoerttraRs. tSeptZulSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
OSnli NlfidilnnII.

VanItng 9, Wtldl., 70. YGrl. - Die bei-
ben SGuier Der GeG;siaur faBteu 8siOlutiO.
neu, in Oeneu lie Die 6anoluHgsWeiie Der Wta.
ioritat bes &on9reIIeS ocrolmmten, tueil iie
nod in Den leeten Stuneeu Der Seton iib
elm Douceur BON $4,000 pro Wanu pOtirt ba.
be. Die &eatiife bslOben oieieuigen Dit.
0liteer, bic Der SdlanOmaBreaeI OppOnirten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Der SOtcIsSraun III W1ontrcaI.
NOto Gin &SDfcr.

QtontreaI, GanoOa, 20. Dtar3. 61ute
0iorgcn mutceu and Die ll,berrsite beS 6an.
sels- RelienbeH 0g0tt untcc Den Jtuluen bee
,St. Sames' 0olrIs" gefuuotu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
8rdnpc


@tnctnnotI, 70, Wl0ri. - @lNt 81.
peid,e meloet GUS }trtauio8, ooB Oa3 Ce.ttea
yate. Gitp, in &bjcOt SouHtp, am II. tl2it
pelie ourh 6euer ierlt0rt wur0a. Gets ga.
ben, oO8 Botomt uno 20 l&obubduicr bruuu
ten ob. Gerlult $40, 900. Da5 6cuec Ian
ourd 8ranoltimuq ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
gis ein,ise Gdlte uerheiierte Some'id)e
@1hmoid,ine,
SNidtiae SSa6rt6t!

fotrie bic ,gmpire" unb afe anoerH. aud singers
Wr. 2" In Den, 8 amp 8tcparirzE Goen BOZ
3bpmas Sbanfs,
fo,nI 1G tEnD Sie Der QombQrbz unb StGrpftr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
nabe e pears 8 W erf I

HQQe = peat otlIlt,
Saupler NIT ben befen bartsn
9afeus' Baleps, Sunburps uno eumberlanb'
4obleH,
a2t0 Tfuno auf bic 9onne in oGen Bdusn, tret uon
Stisfer unS anoern lureInsteiten. Sept6, f2Wet)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
3ennlngs' 3abnsSiuttur.
Cine eiesante, fibere uns eriolg=
rettbe Muupwdftae,

sum Retntssn, 8eri6onern nnb GIbaltursber Sd5ns
uuo bes 3abnIeibes, unb glbt esm atLem einen ou=
asusbmen @etud. gu bGbsu tsi alien Drosuihenir
aQaemsincn uno
y. Spufon, Jenninss, q Gpmp.
fmoitI I24Ry) SIR. 90. Noroz@bar(esfr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
tism,s 8 easOioa'itae "Ro. xir FArsass"
s5obu q. Sumaa l. Gomp.,
Rr. AZ. S8effs DrattSfrase,

aspsez@6e eea ssa.timors' nns eusssa,
-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21

SD babe aua grten sebrautts @d5maitinen, ipts
4. 9. Slsss'its, Strssr'ite, 5ows'i4s, empire,
seuftone u t. fp. 70 gut. De neu, oon SO Gutpdrts
porratbis obsr neue, peHn posssicsen ooet pssmte'
tie bielelben Su 81 pro Nonat
H
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Stl0nI % lInterIfQBamte5: 858, ,GO6,5 .
in 9Olo uno S17, ,233 1873 in @ourant.
@uA NIrinz@lerfrii

Sreutou, N..5., 20. Dtdr3. - Ser
Seuat paiIirte beute ctnitmntig OaS aage.
mciue Sabu.@eiee, nle e8 5uUOr i'm lluters
bauje au9euommsu worOeu mar. - 9a8
Local Option Law" lit ocn lSc5 aLle5 6IeI.
ideS Qe1QuQeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Sie asbeclcrz asstliSss'fcbc nene
NSGslmnfciline

N bic siu,ee, nslde oen Lockstitch matt, obne Den
Shuttle Su sebrauGen.
Sieie ueus Waitine perrihtet ale Grteu Samiltenz
T6bcreien poul feirTten pfuislin big aum hwsrlten
au6e. Eie einsise Raidue. lusId.s Semoenmodsr
eeerautsn Gum Serioufe nur bel
Beterfon s GarpeHter, @en.=Ngenten,
<r,,o 1oxN nr o'1 gGr1= 81 nItimorefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Srecrmlnnn

&sfpCt bbStllR,
rid ober ar nsrbiratbst ooer rtt iouts iir 9tbes
fir cine ieusn gtttsln eulprsdenOe Suume UsrFSsrH
uno in benz ooroerien RanSs ter beis8tIestsn gsitas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21

sem GdmnerDlener trat EN-.
SIT bic @eieqi6aft bel Der Grdfin grpb?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Str, sGOH, Beff sSaItimprefraRe.
Sis Seit bcr WunOer tit nod nid)t
hsriiber!

Sic .4Rerlfaniib eNdb dime" 1T obnt
0ebenbubler; te usrri4tei ale einfateu uno Sanca'
4rbeiter, welbe irseno tine anosre Wa'6tue mant'
pon oer ielnten bis bur arbSitcn, ioluis pc quo elm
ietr bibiGss &nopFob mott Shr 6aniltIea uho
s6reoer iif fie aerabe bic re&te Dt0'tlns. eeltts
Bebinsuugen. Dian fprche Dor, ebe man ontefsp0
fouft, In Dem Bitreau Quf Der Rotsof=S9e scr
2trirntnnE NIB Natsf.rafe. COeA3l. .3Wtef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Sic Nrbcitsr= I5eipeQu,ta.

q elUzy OFT, 90. Wtar5. = Wtan bot
nid,ts gtellcres iiber ben befiir4teteu 4uss
liano Der 2lrbetter. Die r6OlJdTeioer'
llnion" bielt geIternAbenO eiHeSeriammlung,
aber Der 2luSifauo fam nidlt Sur SpraAe.
Sn Der 9sitern abenO ttatt8efunoenen balb.
monatlinen &eriammltng Der Employers
Protective Association "nuroeu oieS5hlilne
mel9e uuuadgiebt9e Il. abiolute OppOFtion
ge9en Ois6oroeruugsu Der "Tra des' Unions
ertldreu, einem @omite 5ur Segutadtuu9
iibergebeu. Seine peiteren Serbanolungeu
iluoeu it0tt, aber mebrcre anpeienOe be.
buuptsten, oaB in einiJeu DtOuaten Elm uQ9e.
metuer 4usltanb uOr lid, Qehen fperbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Sin SdaneeIturm in Nhieaoo,

Chicago, gu. ,l9. WGri. = Sin bsiti9er
5tncciiurm non yioroen bat ff bier einQe.
felt, Der, wie ss ben 4nidein bat, Die game
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
25 9rnsrnt gc5part.

uatsr, Suuben eIba!teu ben SortbetI uaitrer
grnBeu Suar.Gtnfduts.
xuituriabt BdrneI's.
ytoriOlf una Rem Brunspit,
acknowledgements
usb cue aaesren bflie5tsn iSabritats
nnterbe,nosn uub 1MterbUfeH,
., Rrpaent billioer, alS irgenb Elm auSeres
@eldGit in Der Stabt.
asjicated Scarlet tponeue unteItittss
9eseu Rbeumatismu5
Wertuos sOamen llntertlstesr
pon aler oSiebtcr fSabritatsH,
.n .sra,.nt biUiaer, ais Der ae,o0bnliea sErsi5.
Gin sr0Bes Aiiorttmsnt Don
RsiietuIt tbenunb 0urtein,
,,p,s upsb UtouRelinz OQmeu'untartlsteern, Sorsts
ta, Fttlnpien, panbiGuben'e.
grel & Sartmaun,
Rr. 13s, ESeH, ,s3aitimoyesr.
txB.t3i l2sRt,t) aniiheu soub= u. @alpertar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Dir 9SiIjnu'5dle @9Lmaid)ine

fir oae Nrten elnfadc uub Sancpz zarbelt 1T oordls'
lidoer, GI5 are unhern. Gle ldult le0t, ophe @s'
tdut, III eEu6 unb Sauerbaft uno etsnet itt oeon:
bsrs fir Sbnseer Scr Breis berielben III BON $5t
| bs s12j. Wor Iprebe por unb unteriube oiefelbe
| 10. SSrunn, I9snt,
| fRon I3jSr) Rr. As, Yoro z8Gpitra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
0ebriiSer Get,
Gueros zSpirituDien Sodnbler,
CTR. 40, 9igbtitrabe.
e. AIn{tlibe SABINE.
Cr. 90. 6, Gtherione.
q I. 21, g III Sroa B 10 \.

u 7. T. = Q U 10 V'
Sieiss alte uno lang ~etlbirts aabu aRnsis 8irea,
in nit alen artiteln fir bos 5ribiahrs s9eitd1t GU
ue1Iebcn 8 = 4ahsas III rein, unb tsr 9cttor earon
t,rt, 3Gbne poiitiu otne S6meiSen aus3u5ebeu, no.
ran tr Isiue tdoneu uno bauerbaitsn Sesiie ctriee
uno auruntirt, caB bic 9anse OPERATION 3ffrisbenbeI
oewib1en wi1r. Aue iabrGrSutten s1perGttouer
70 1ben nit tSziG6riser gridbruns onsseiIbrt IN
(Rnnig f2Yptef0 SIR, Fl, SucSSipdctDdC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
y1mS Enn nSrnu.tScD.
Ylcucre Seritbte BON Nubd.

Gan 6run3iacO, 20. Utar5. - 6rau
Baae, Die in OOrrg2r 2Scdc uou lbrem Diaun
IN SaQelo Qeihoiien muroe lit auBer GeiQbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Sermiid,te Dcpcf1en aus
HpSr1. 0lOFP

=
q ems0 Off, 20. UiQr3. - Der 9pfr.
oSburingiG" tam pou 9amburg, Der DO.
pStctoria" BON @luSgOp, brr 90. ,,MerrI-
mac" BON RiO.ocs Saueiro an.
- Sin Srau0 III gtr. 45, 8eetmanRraBe,
bradte III Lester Jtadt ben 9lo. s. :. Sra
ners & So. eiuen &uluit boa $4,000, benz
9rn. Chs. 2OmcrS uOn $1,000, ben 6Q. 5.
y. 2SalOron K So. BON $4,000. 0a5 Sc.
bGu0e ltIblt lit $4,000 SdaoM.
- Oa5 Steigeu Der ShWeiusheiidI= 8reiie
CAB 81 Der Sermutbuug 2lnlaB, oaB Die Spe-
tutuuteu babel Die 6aHo im Spiele bGtteu.
GS crhellt nuunebr. oaB Cinige Der 9r6BerH
8t9leruu3eu GurOp1'3 b.er groBe GuaHtttd,
ten S6wtIneilttd sum Nrmees @ebrauhe be.
iteut ba62H, wO0ura Die 4ublufuHg oieieS
ArtltelS Ia eInlgen bergen Yta3aSiueu i9ye
@rtldruug finoet.
- Nus elmer bisitlen ulsoiliniideu 2ehr,
anhalt TnO ioeOen 5e9u wei6Il4e Atrjte her.
OOr9cgan9en.
Das Gdiff n@uaro" IL ababrtsbersit.
G5 bat 1000 @Oui iiir bic 2Beuer Au8iteluuS
oil SOtO. Dtehrcre Ilteu bletbeu wegen
DtangeIs oil 5taum ;uriid, nm pei 0ampier
nad) europa bei0roert III mu0en.
- Der lrbelter Better iSaUtn ucrieete gcs
tern 4oeno III 9StIiiamoburI ietner 6rau,
Die ct bel Der 3uaauicQntunit bttrunteu auf
Dem SoOen Iano, mebrsre acid4rIt1e Stld)e
nit ensr Sh2ert.
- Ser Dpft, rgrnt" Lief Oia 6aUre Don
QOubOu cir,
= Die 9teyierung tauite beute fiirSl ,50O,.
600 9Olo 6u 1l5 574-l15.63; iIe erbslt
AngebOte uuf S4,772 ,000.
- Sen. 6aulep, Der Gertreter zines 0j.
itrtttS pom Connecticut, hat ieine GrtraSa9,
lung 9lclfiau5 juriid3emleeu.
- Der Senat IN Albanp bat ein2u Be-
i9luB an9eEOmmeu, III wtltem ole 8ebalt'
erbObuu9 Ger &OugreBmitglie0e miBbillIgt
Wtr0.
- Saml. Soiepb Bbilipiou, aHgetI0gt, IN
Wandeltcr, Gn9ldno, 6QuAuugGn SCtruge
uou $4,000 aui ole Bant BON @u5lauO began.
gen 3u lGbeu, wurOe beute in Srootlpu uers
baftet, er miro AM Samitag nit Dem Qams
pier y8aitIc" nah GugIauo ;uriidJei9ldt
mer0en.
- Daniel 3. g8rigbt uno 46ilipp 5tanlep
muroen auf Die 9lnt!age oerbaitct, an Der
Al89abe BON getdlidten 9lftten @crtlttaEn
auf Die 08abaih- Sort Sagne-Sabn" betbeis
Ii9t 9emeien III ietu.
- Die geuQoebdu6ler hielten beute ibre
SriammiUug i'll Der Eroouttenbore.
- Ser Opir. uGub0" trCf uOn SiuerpOoI
bier ELL.
- 0cgeu Der Scrbaftuug Oes angebliten
6Glld]sr8 Dic 9oualO 1T oQS Sd)erlii5amt
nit Der Eoli;eibeb0rbe III Suelt geratheu.
(@5 hanoelt ltt babel nm eine boAc BeOb.
nuug)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
ls4-1
I'd, q. gSonD & Gomg.s

GiJeut9uIEer poh
e,,s's pafsntirtsn antomat1fcDsn StiIsrn,
1o,lbs III pen sstsn finttsbn 5aGrsn lssT uutaSS1st
nit btfersm Srfotss. ais ttsenb Gin aaSstsr NIT
Dampt oter selBtm Waiisr Ssidsnott sp5arat sss
otdati pStbtn.
Ser .Ya,iier, Qmsrsdatibe aafbsHbssto mao sSarS
t,a i&s oserbs, yatlOrs, gun u. eisstsiEs@6euss7
BiaSsSetser.
Die bsrnsmte eat0i0n'jae "Rot <tr FGrsass"
rssuus uoH Bls. un6 siieRtobvsH, aoepaHneH,
pporantsn, WGitfanos, BiN0trs, 1btus ssrobreu tnl
Gttrttts; ioiuie Gu6
sporauiifhe Ranmeu, aBaIerS Wahsuerte u. I. n.
Marnurae u. StieieIr SamiRdMi:, SsuerhserosI Iuie,
1ieefer ". |. 10;
Hlttu utenFltsn. UalisrfIbler unb Refrisstat0rsa
Rod unb 9etsSieu uRo Hepdraturen uler Irt.
aepee&G6e Don s'a!timDrss nnS Gut&paE
fh0
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Der More in Dem Nuburn= Gcfdna
nffTp TIu1tf t,nft G1pfdnopr1pn

gtew=Y ort, 20. WidrS. - 0le @iH5eln.
heiten osr @rmorOung beS BnrbciHs Der @a4
puga-&O., .,Sati, 6ielOS, lie9en Jest Dor. 4m
6reitag Abenoe ma4te 6ielOs, pie gep0bus
lid, Die 8unOe, I'M Die @eian9eneu fir Die
gtadt ein3uidlieBen. 9lt8 CT Die &biire bes
Corridors aui4lOB, i'll lueldlem itA Die Sc
iaugeuen beiduOsn, mar ct ii6erraidt, mabr.
sunebuleu, DaB fiinf Wdnner, earunter u. 6.
Berrp. it4 10 nabe Der Seffauns aui5eteut
batten. Berrp bate ben SUB elmer etlerneu
Settiteae in Der 0auo mo 6leloS faum aus
serlitu: rgSa8 ut tps?" alS er etuen turdt-
barren Sdlus Gui ben aOpi erbielt, SuriidtaH.
melie uno uiecetfiel. Sier Der beiasten 6iinfe,
lOarunter BERN, ipranssn ioIOrt Oauon unb
euttdmeu iiber bic 9Rauer SeS @sfingnifes.
Die iibrlgsn @efaHgenen idisuen 9eueigt, gu
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E WdIe I ,l>dIe! an

sIr rEsts ins Auelanb be{org tinnerbalb "a Stunhe
5. Maine,
(9-) Sft bsI Bal.imSrsftr. uno 4 90 ,absnHs,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21
Gtpas Gutes fur ainbcr!
0auteubad)' Gbufolase=W =WnrnlplatGen

tLozenges),
uu,ddol6, Ut4tIam uno ssiamadtos, uno psrosn
nan bsu Nef,sn smpfoblen. 81 baben bet alleH apo'
tb,,,rn 0iebcrlaoe In Robett 2autsnba6b's
beuliher Gpotbcse
auf Der Torb bzOfzGde or ytare=
Sutapr uno SarGto9afrGse.
o. Septa p,o sbdttel.
SdnoperitraBe,
aaeuteu fir ben &ngroBs sSertGuf.
(iSttr ~, jtulp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-21

gaht hinourdl oausru oiiriie. Der 8oHen
1T bersit5 nit elmer 3OQ bobtn Sbnait)itte
he0sft
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rIr Inruilicu=S1Gbarbeiten

If feline lRatiue beier OILS Die Home Shuttle LOCK
Stitch ia e oauerb0i uno snad9 it, MID lslft oez
ih6hi,t rpirs unc tseno elmer Der beureu DtaiGnsn
slebtommt.
ie fofet pen 1926 bis $50 unb ruirb auf flnf Sabre
oorautIrt. ;pbu :. SSutler. 9enerGl%asent,
Rr. &, georcz Gbariesffrass,
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8alti1nDrs
Gire e$niurQnce Ofiite.

8nlttinDrs
Sire Sniurauee Otiee.
rssmesfs Sefe pan Sontb- nne s1atsrffr.,
ssrT, tortpdbrsuo eeseu 8srkuh ober Shabeu
ss,TS RranSunslid, iouobi IN bsr gsao tuts TN
saaSs, aIa artsn pom Gisentbum. Bobn., saosn, u
sssaarsnbdusr. Sanee!sghter Gter6auprobufts, Dte-
tsIn SousserGtbihattsr, i'm Sau bsSrittsne oosr I'M
Saieu in edcuns bstnollas tJaHrssass u: !; 10.
Das OIsttorinm bstsRt aus iSl9snoen % oe1ren'
e3eo, R. Ytdere. z. .: Hapg,
Goois q aSiIIon, {. Rott. SenfinS.
NoNlb VenntHgtan, e. gtoIson Sts@asa'
xraucis &. 9tHs, .. y; Nfpe9mtt
sturu @arrGE, G[oiIs 29tmts,
yrtH a Brucc Ssrcsl eotsn,
A' SEQ I. SarrtioI.
S u Stt g5S pe SSsI Sss Ssa
gs naS qsaterir,. sItbeilt woaudb aEeIuttrdee
1ssIt srisStst rpsreea. 8erFdernnssn wsreen aui
tIasnS cine Srifi oHssr'nn'en' De'"e CIT app'aani
uInidtn mag: ->x
tSan.1 1tS.b W. @s"op~ptt9s SssS.
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,,ntsrhemssn uuc tyaterbpien,
Soiepb @eal & 6amp.,

aaoh,srtun neueuunb alten SItsru, ba
t,n tottu6brsno an Sanb iuriitilde. tbeoIosi'dbs
Hafitibe, sdul. unb ssmiite BINDER su isbr btutz
gen YraIisn.
re- Yersoasa. peIbe ofTsut!ihs oost BriuotsSios
tin,bstsn srrtden, Qebrer uHb gltern, ruete Shnl'
wnher asbrauSsn, uno anosre iparsH 9elo, wsrn fl
s y,rfao (Sept4 t2JPtef ,t&u}
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Nmrnhnm e Ennll.

Nr. IB0, 28 i 9 m b ar f l.,
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-15

seem 10 be the RESULT of old age and
the general decay Of body rather than
any inherent disease. He 10 now eighty
seven years Of age and unusually
veil preserved Ia sll bis mental faculties.
His on-in.lsw, Mr.. Casey Of New Or
leans, watched with him on Wednesday
night, and the president was summoned
home yesterday in consequence of the
severe character OF the attack, and dur
ing last night gave many hours attention
20 the invalid. Mr.. Dents life has been
4 remarkable one, and be has been Q con-
spiouous character. He was born Ia Cum
berland, Maryland, in l7s6, ten years
after the signing Of the Declaration of In-
dependence, and was the first white child
born in that town, He probably has
better knowledge Of the old families in
the United States than any man living, ss
his acquaintance WAS more extensive.
He WA . merchant by occupation,
and twice every year, while he
was 10 Pittsburg or st.
LOUIS, made an extensive tour Of collec-
ton, and thus made his largo acqusin-
tances hip with the people Of the country.
He WAS married in Pittsburgh 10 Miss
! Wrenshaw, the daughter Of n Methodist
| preacher, who during her life WAS honored
and loved by sli. She died in 1857, hsv-
| ing been the mother Of nine children,
seven OF whom are still living, as follows I;
John Dent, now in New Mexico; Geo.
w. Dent, San Francisco Frederick T..
Dent, of the regular army, now with his
command At New London Louis Dent,
Washington; Mrs. Grant, wife Of the
president; Mrs. Sharp, wife Of the Z. $
marshal for the district of Columbia, snc
Mrs. Casey, the youngest, Of New Orleans
MIR. Dent was always a very rigid aid
aggressive Democrat, taking lis political
nourishment from the Tom Barton-Jack-
son school. He has not now and never
has had any sympathy with the Republic
can party, ana has frequently assailed the
president for his rAdicslism. Since his
| son.in-lsw became general of the armies,
Mr.. Dent has been member OF his house
hold, whether In Washington or here. He
never made any concealment Of his poll
| tics, and IL was . common habit with him,
in good-nstur way,to abuse the Repub-
lican senators and members who called on
the president in Washington. His was
familiar face in the lobbies Of
the executive mansion, and he
did much to relieve the tedium Of
those who were compelled to wait upon
the president. Although sometimes petu-
liant, he was generally much respected by
those who had frequent occasion to visit
the White House. Between Mrs Grant
and her father there have always existed
the warmest and tenderest ties. He has
been her companion oftener than any
other in her drives in Washington and
here. In 1918, after his marriage, Mr..
Dent returned to ST Louis where he accu-
INFLATED considerable property, and where
be continued 10 live until he took up his
abode with General Grant.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-15

WHEN people become famous, they
must make up their ninda to -naur,
many d'tagrssabls Accomplishments o
grsatnsss which never occur to th
common herd. There 10 Miss Ann Dick.
inson, for instance, she has been made the
subject OF more gossip, perhaps, than any
other American woman. Some time ago,
rumor engaged her in marriage 10 Sens.
TOR Allison and only gave in that the
story Vas false when that
gentleman married another lady
and took her out Of the country. 1t was
next affirmed that Miss Dickinson and
Whitslsw Reid would soon become CO.
partners for life. The celebrated editor
OF the Tribune did not like the rumor for
some reason or other, and denied 1t
through the press. The latest gossip
about Miss Dickinson 10 that she will ap-
pear on the stage next fall, in the opening
OF The new Boston Globe Theatre, the
prospsots being that .he will make a do.
cided success. This story ia also denied
Tor the good reason that there 10 no now
Boston Globe thsstrs, and that Miss Dick
inson 10 under no engagement to any thea.
ire and is already engaged TO lecture over
one hundred nights Of next winters sen
son. And so much for the reliability of
nswspapsr gossip.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-08-15
TIE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
OHIO RIVER.

The Improvement CT the Ohio river
making II navigable from its source 10 its
mouth N ell seasons Of the year, is sub |
,ses which has engaged the attention Of |
capitalists and man ufscturers Of the state.
bordering on it, for many year. withou,
any practical results. An effort ia now
Being made TO interest congress
10 the work, and convention
o. delegates from oil the states
oofosr'ng on the Ohio was held last week
!" E'"eurg for the purposs Of urging up
% eonyrsss the carrying out Of the
sehems 70 Ill up the channel and secure
constant navigation, which is described
bsisay ~ plan 70 Gift the waters OF lake
Erie BY means Of powerful engin located
at reservoirs ct dXsd distances into lake
'ChAtsuquA, which will be then forced
Into he Allegheny river and thu,
poured into the Ohio, by which the navi.
CATION Of that stream will b. secured L
commerce, sfording outlets TO the distant
mars for the heavy freighu OF the state
Through which II now lows, which will
create trade and produce revenues DO
:yond ell present calculation in value
'Ths cost Of Carrying out this scheme, sn'
supplying the engines and attendance
will involve many millions Of dollars, bu
the benefits which would arise from /
Are Of sufa,ient importance to hsv'
started . strong influence 70 work in is
flavor"