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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Sine pminoSe yNaruuuo.

Us q blngto 4. San. - US miro in
balbsoifiSieler g8eiie ausefiinOi8t, buB Der
YrGFoent @rant mad bent 4. Ndrs einen Be-
iebl erlaiieu luirh. neld]e gtotiS 9,bt, baB bic
Innabme Der Sanbloatur fir ein StdatSamt
ODER Die Vefeioun9 zines loldltn glmtcs. unD
beionDerS elmer YoItiou in elmer StaatsleJlS<
latur, BON inn alS einellriafe berGntlalIung
berSeamten aus bem 8unbeSoieniie angeiehen
iperoen mirb. Siee Der llnrubep uno Ser
tpidelun9en in einigen Der iiiolidlcn Staateu
iiu0 ourh iolheS uuge6iibrlite Serbalten Der
Sunoesbeamteu, bic iid ben 2SiInidleu Der
BrGFcenten uuo elmer geiHubeu republlfaniz
ideu Yolltlt 3umber, in eStQatsan9elelenz
be,tsn eingenllAt habeu, perurla6t moroen.
Ser Nrdfibent iiber bic Graae ipceen
Der Sauoipiebs-s5nieln,
gSa blngton, 5. San. = Der BraIi.
bent ipri6t fi1 iib,r bic Srage ipegen Der
Saubuidss Snislu fret aus; er agte, baB nit
Se;uq auf Die letten Seridte, Die Saltung
Der amsrifaniideu otegieruu9 betreiieuo, Ser
it,iebenes su beridtisen lei. Die Rcgleruns
babe allerbiugs eiu SriegsldlifI na4 Icnen
Snieln beorbert, aber lflon Dor oeln Sooe oeS
aDnigs; bafielbe iei pislmsbr beillmmt 9epe'
len, ben aDuta, tpslder beabfd)ti9t babe, Die
Wiener Welt=4u8ltellung Su beludlen, nah
Gan Eransisco au brin9en. 9ls jenes Sricgss
jdifi in Sonolulu eintraf, itarb Der a0nig,
nno als bic auleritaniihe Re}ieruug bieie
Nad,ridlt erpielt, purbe Der Gommauosur bss
gsldbpaoers i'm Sti0en Wteere iniirutrt, nod
Elm ariegsi9iii ab,uienben, unl Die Snterehen
ameritanliter Biirger III ihiiten, im Safe
es bort An S1wieriSteiten tommeu lollte.
Sen. Shofislb, welder firjllA franf mar
unb cine Reile sur Seriteaung ieiner @eiuub,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

ct. 2oui8, 4. San. - Die Ginieeung
oeS ucusn @ouuerneurs Wooblou 1T bis ,um
Oiittuo9 peridOben wOr0,u.
Senotor 8lair 1T in Self sriOn.Sitp anss,
fnmnpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

VWIIIHIUItI WIU.
nIliniee 5atritantsn.
Q5eraIer Abne fir SdnSler! tDcB 2J,l9D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
9ie berbsEertr nJlorente" 8 ssabma'
id,iue.

Die bsTs WaI&tns fir ieidte uno itmsrs Gami'
(teuzg26bcte,er. Ss tat Die beriibmtc rifhsubart
Gpcile= uno iia isIbTt rittsRoc notwithstanding
unD bauer; lGnscr, aIs Joe anosre Naibtns. asrf
unter leid3ten cotnsuuseu pertauit i'm
Sertaufsiotale Der IS orence Z " db m O.
idbintns9ei elf d uft-
lNnIi21. .I24iteN str. 40, MorezS barleAR9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
say- Gebraaajc bic alte 0ahuait5tn

nidt, ioubcrn ue,tanihe iie bei WeSennen in sfr.
i3S, Hseff 0aDetteftraft, ipo man cine CUTE Ita=
ftine tsl0mmt, .. y. aie Soms'its uno efe anSersn
Gotten.
Siu,io.sshdft in Sr. rs. Ca Saltimpretr.
weparQturcn rpcrben prompt beiorst. (5S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

niBur(len gift bis gum Montass. - Gs er.
beut, oaB Die Sur1, al5 fie lid Anfanss suz
riid3og, sur arsabl uon 10 fir 0toro i'm
erieu, sur Qusabl bon fir MOrb im brit.
ten SrQ0e itaue
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Nifenbdbu, lInfdu.
Ser Gissaug auf ben ,peitliben
Niiiiien.

@inctnnatt, 4. Sau.-0er Ohio fiat
unb man piinid)t lset, eaB er iiberfrIeren uno
Otr Bino Die rartt Str0muns aus Sea9tebtn.
fliiiien perbiubcru m0Je gtur cuour9 lam
tinclleberihwemmung psrb iitet wercen. 9l0t-
lites Sbautuetter unO 3leSeu tpiirOeu nod
groBe @efobr bringen.
Blttsburg,4 4. Sanuar. - Cine 9robe
0inie &reibei5 geht i'm Wouougabela; ous.
ialbe bat bis jeet wcnia Stlaoen get9an.
@iucinuatl, A. Sau.-Oer 6lnB iteiat
nod bsitanOig, bod FnO bsute abeno feline
,reitereu Sdqoeu III berldlten.
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Rpblem su berabgelestenPretien
Nurro,,oh K. Knm.,

SdnnIer NIT oen beiten oorten Soplen melHe pier 81
Dtartte sebratt rperoen. Nue, ped,e 4oben 9epraus
den. rparnen oobl bdrdn ttuI, uortlIpreen nro los
sleih Su fadfen, e9e Der Rreis ltei8t.
Bhredd: Serman>, erlte Spur oflth BON oft
Qaiuerttrabe. (Sspt20,1SO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Suba.

Savanna, 8. San. Die europe" cine
neue 3eitung, bat gefsrn ibr GriAeiHen ge'
madt.
Die ipaniiden 9ruppen baben ben Suiur.
a,nteusOb,riten 9FOOro Senitss unO Den Or.
@uirout a,fauaeu QeHonlnlen
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9r. g. g. @aters, Sabuar;t,

Rr. 43, SanpoerffraRe.
Or. Waters srbdlt bic natiirii6en 3abue burd Be-
banbluns uno 5iGuus, iest fiiniilde SABINE nu cine
p1beiierts Metbooe elm II. 5iest 3dbne obne Sbmers
aen aus. Vile arbciteH psrben sarantirt. 8eionbers
aufmertamfsit ,uirb ben 3dbuen pon Sirbern seuios
met, (apri15,1SD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Gine w,ahu ipieoer i'm SrSuur,o

5elmu, aiab., 4. Suu.-9i. rSslna.
RoE1e- -9altone8 e8abn," wsldle nsulld Ourd
llebetlutbung erbeblid bei9doigt uurOs, III
wieosr in Sronung, uno bic 3iise fabr,n
aui's Neue nit befounter Piiufllihteit. Die
aeuannte gabn bllbet eineR Der wi4tigften
8eEbinOungspuntts Oes iitoli4ea Bot. uuS
BaiIagie r.Sertebrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
%. u. WnnD Il Gams.,
SiqentbIMer DO


Splb's patsntirten antomatiia,eu Peisern,
peIbe in ben lesteu IliJebn 5abrsr ear umiagsrsid
nit befsrcm Griotee, Gls tr9Gro Elm Gucerer NIT
Sompt ODER psiBem GEaker peltenoer apDarat sez
brautt fusroen.
Der r8ariIsr, ImeriIantbs <lsG9eerb uno War=
rem ipe oeeroe," Garfo,-, Sun= u. eiq9RHss8susrz
YIas<Sessr.
Die beribmts eapion'ihs "Ros Ar Furnaces"
2egnng pon S!eis uno Genrobreu, Babswannen,
Spsranten, Dai&fauos, 8iiioirs, Atsussro5rea iiir
&btritte; fospte aud
bssrauliide Rammen, BaHsrs Daihtnerls i. I. no. !;
marmorns u. shisisrz Saminimie, ,5eusrbeezo=8o
de9iiter II. |. D.;
aiten lieuitlieH, Ddierth5ler uro Refuasrat0rsn;
Rods uno Ssis6ieu uRb Jisparatureu oaar G1t.
Sacpea=Gts nen &saltinores nne &atG:ss III.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Sir eSamilicuzy1 dbdrbeiten

IN feline Rai9ine beiirr, als biz Home Shuttle Lock
Stitch, ba lie pausrbait unb einad 1T, nid et6t bes
idantlt miro uno irseno elmer Ger tteuren Dtafbinsn
sIsiltommt.
sic i1ast pom $25 bib $50 unS iuirb aut tHf 5aers
sarantirt Jpbu Z. Butler. 9snsrGl@a9tEt,
Rs. 9, Sapre Sbarlessraks,
1Sfto1 $50 apHte Gtaae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Sabauna=Giuarren

JIEIHCE IUIIIUEIWP
hr meetlliGe 3rDede, lTiCre ctgereSmportatloa, bd
BenidmiH y. 2Bpe o. Comp,
(IS0y-) Rr.142, &BefsS0ltimorefr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
2amtenba6's
fombillirifr Tbler- SDrnp,

nas bette 0iittel eesen 6uien, SrtGItunsen, GALS,
Qrr aenz unb 9uneeH, ohreH Gnt5lncun9sr, piro BON
Ssn bsriihmteffen Nersteu sebIauht nnb empfpbleu,
%rcis 2b unn 5e Ssnts prr Slaidbe..
2ubuteE tei alien gpotbetcrn uno bt
81. Sdnteutacb,
btutider apotbetsr,
siorooft=gde orr gutaus uno 5aratoaahrGse, nnt
q. SaTtenbad,
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Nnffn<&nitpp

Sosbsn smpfauasu eiRr Bartie sdbteu EsOFsas
Saffse, uedsH MIR in oen 9Guiern paiIcnlen GuQns
titQtea periGEien. Scni. u. Doe M Gomp.,
l30-O Rr. 142, BGit GitsHattim0renrak1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
cbpT1itntln.

reid ooer arn oerbeiraibet UOtr udt iOute ein Qebe
fir cine einen itcln CniiprcdJcnoe Summe uerid III
uuo in rem oororrltcn Rarge bit.gsIeittt.n @eea
i5oItcn itebtoe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

e@ Syctbua fbtss slBaareu

ng gyctbuacbtsslSaaren.
aIbums- muiifaiIte, photosrapbiids unn anto=
araptiibe, g dbr eibputte in ruiiiidem 9eeer,
8oIbleDer, Uiarotfo uto Ssebunbsfele, @isarrentas
iden Samen NrbsitstGiten IN iliEihsm 1eosr uno
Saihleb,r, ShDeietbolStditheu, 8arienfdifGen in
ruiiiitem 2shcr, giaroffo, 8alblener mo Berlcr,
blbidbe Memorarburz Slider uno Gasebdter (Dia-
ries), St,rsi5materinliensa adfteu.
tsugaenbsiner & 9SsiIs
Wduuiaituriiten, Observation-Disclosures Sdno Ter
unb Oruder,
(299-S Nr. 157, 2Bel= . 8altimorefrass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
gie SSbecler=aSilipu'fcbc nene
SYGhmnfc3,iuS

III oas seeisnette et'9eitent IIlr Ntutttr, 0rou,
sf,peTter oher Ireunoiu. sic it bic eirictits,
Sauerbaftefe unb an lidteien talfenoe Lock
poitrne I'M WorFte uub rtbt alc artcn arbsitsn.
sfntruilionen maroen in Den Bobaursen in Deutt
ertbeilt Hnb tperbsn bic Wai6 aui his moeIidit
lei ttpfcu 3ablunseH psrtauit. @an iprets oor unb
unterute oieislteH.
9eterfon s Garpeater, @en.<Nssnten,
(8s.I11aH SIR. pa, Bea< Baltmoreftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
2l:ie 2irfen y
IIGmaifillueu ,ur WietGe

N So mou.tlid. Bum gsrtauie in 0Gteu5abIungen
;u So p,o Gonat SuarJsbIcr crbalten sinen iiberaz
fen gb,ue. Ipriep IS &purcnlaser,
fStt3I1Sg) Rr. 81, SiotS GutamftraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
9ie ein3ige adlte berbeferte 9upe'i6e
gtaGmaifime,

sou,s nis Empire" unp ale onoern. aud rStnser's
Vr. 9" in bem Dampf=R =Repartrs ben pom
9bomas Shanfs,
(Scrl,tS.t&pD @ds Der 2ombaroz uHe SaGrpHI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06

&hfHS-1Infnlle

8ortsmOutb, 4. San. - Der bier all.
s.fommsue Dpfr. SEQ. SO. Sunt" Hetbet.
baB Ger Dpfr. uSir 6rancS" Mteilen pom
llier liest uuO man elfrigIt nit Der 5tsttuna
Der 2aouns beifdftigt 1T. Der '9intertbeil
bts Sdiffss 1T idptr beiadbist unO Otr &Iel.
raum nit Bafer an9ef!iut.
SoEou, 4. San. - Der brittiide 0pir.
rSeras" BON 2ioetpool Tam am SrcitagC
pdprenb zines itarten Rebcls in Der Sai al.
ais Ct ben6af.n biueiu bampite, itieB CT pi6ts.
lid auf uuo bat iest bereits 20 SUB Bahcr
im 2ielraume. DtaH glaubt, burA id)neue
Q6ihung zines 3beil.s Der Sraft oas 6abrs
j.ug retten ju i6nueu.-9er brittlihe 9pir,
y Dir Sreucls," ebenfaaS uou0iOsrpOOl, frau
oste I'M Jtebst uahe 9ampton. Bead. 8aiia.
stsre unS Mauni9aft iinD in Si6,rbsit.
Nem@Y ort, 5. San. - Der 0ampfer
yNsuaba," ipelder beute bon 2iuerpoOl bier
eintrai, berid)tet, saB ,r an "a. ytOu. inter
1919 II. 8r. uno 24.23 10. 6. Die 8arte ,@r'
prsB" BON Quebec in futeuO,m 3uhanOe trGi
uno Die OiannIAatt rettete.
Die Sri9g v9tudsl Gomez" pom Sulinanl
b,rlttst, caB Die Sarie ySlobe" Don Bottom
am /. Oss. an Der Wtiinouu9 Oes SoramGc3
lttanoete unb aufse9ebsA meroen muBte,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
3 3abubeil=

e Sab1'bet!sWH'fdtt
in g2r. 2a, 9 aOpap.
1r.W.S 8. Gtbrio9e meloe. ienen iabIreiden
GS6nnsrr, pdg oer anian9 Ses usuen Sabrcs i5r pie
flIser bsre.t iabst, iit in ieoem 5Dsiss Der 3oEn-
arsuei At beriensn. Seine &ortbtile BET Der 6obr'
In uorteac9 9ansener Seit uno isne tScbnbren mooe-
rirt. TrtfGhcs latbeas tG9lb nno Sdbns ausaeso9en
podlip o5nc Gdmersen. 3ett III g an bet Sen,
Gure Adbne ratgeieten 5u baben. Somnt ioatelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Selesrapbiide 9epei1ell.

tNcrticsura tolst.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Ser 3ulfanb Der Jfen= =YJprfer.
Saufen.

TeW>Dorf, 4. San. - Der 8odeube-
ridt bar ganteu tueii't na9, bub bic Oar
ls1en nm 80, ,148, 400, ole Gontanteu nm g.,
236, 300, bic geqalsS,r nm S45 800, Die
0tpoGten um s6,278,000, Die &eerpen I'M
s955,275 nu0 Der llmlauf UNI s40,80 iu-
gsnonlnen haben.
@r.0ou1. 0ofFmau BON v1eip= Oorf.
gtewsO o IF, 4. San. - Souu. 9onman
tritt am Uiittuot nit ieiner Saulilie cine 2.
ldhrioe Heiie rad1 Surnna an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
Nnn HponAa.


Sirsinta Gitp, 4. SUM. = Cine iii.
3abl Grsmiiblsn i'm &urion 2bale unS oer
llmgsgeuo Don Srginia. Gitp unb @olbsSiQ,
uelte Oas Gr3 Der @omfiod< glocr perarbtltt.
ten, baben p.geu bes 8aussls an Granss
portgslegeabeit.u CUR 3ufubr pon @rS unb
8reunmaterial ibre 3bdtlgt,it eiuaeucn MIL
fen.
Die Siirs,r bon Pio9e bislten gefsrH cine
Seriamnluns unb buoeteu eiu Si9ilau5=
Somite iur upterhriiduns Der Ser6retlen.
Saura 8air Idet Observation-Disclosures
seiGner Derbaften.
San6ran1iseo, A. San. Qaura
.. 6air trpirite bsuts .inen QaftbefcbI gsgen
q. Ehifleton tpeseu 2tbsas; psrielbe bate
ndmli4 pdhreub Ses WolO.Bro5siicS bes
6rausnsimmsrs cine 8eIbe bon GarrItatuen
ucr6fientlidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
9ir 0Gilinn'idle MQhmaiGline

fir Gle arcn eint4te uub B0uca< <ar6sit lit porsis'
ld,er, oIs ate unhern. Gle lduit lettt, otns @e=
rau' 1T eirIa uno SauerbGit uno eisnet id bsion=
bers fur Sdnsirer. Scr Srets hsrleIhen 1T BON $5L
bis st25. Wian iprete uor uno unterlude otslelbe.
SS. SSrppn, A9snt,
g6e her GDorles= unb SaltmorefraBe.
(Roo. 13,12Wtes)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-01-06
CHERRY KLNA,
0hpr SNci,f nnf, ner,,n:,:s1 "a

oeer sSeln bon peruuiaRiiAer Iiube,
,prdparirt pom 1bommerst Sells in paris,
if Gin ausgessibretes omit unb q soenm III,
ibr eaS We0ielHeter. gu pabeu bel
u. S. wsarior & ecms..
Gneintsen Gsenten fir Die Ser. Sfooten.
Ste Ger GutdfDitr. u. Wcbiion-sn
fSou6 19YYfpS) jntoje bet cflen Nrncn;.a,
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Sr, q, 6. Rirnrn.
glr. 141, 8eii,6opette., unterbalb Der

CIR. 141, 8ef-6upette.. unterbulb Der
9omuroltraBe.
lit burd 30 idbrioe Grilbruuasu in Soiptaleru unb
Rriuatzgr0ris beiGbiat cine tnele pelluns in alien
SrQntbeitsn ocr 6orn Srsaue, Der Rieren, 8laie
Bfutz, Sulss. RaisHs uH6 5autirunthgittn, sc
|hmife, ShDdrsu, ubslriereEte abHuHr. orobrnoe
GeifesfruHibtit, S6Wrhiudt Il. f. 10. su oarantiter
unb aae Srontbsiten BON AuoiGweiiun9 uuO unbc,
oadtamteit.
Sunee 9ente,
Ogrbeiratbet ot2r i'd gu nerbrrctbCu beabfdtiasno,
ionteH Die SrGIt ibres Sorpcrs uHo Geiues tuitoGr
belebsn, ebe ite GrGnItet uno unsliit oui ibre
1attommen uercrbeu. Die 4t,neen ees 8 ottors
tuD poitip unc inusu in Der g8teoerbele6ung, iouie
iie aud anes @it aus osm Sluie trGt-en. Sprrd.
nunoen oon ubr Dior9crS bis Il ubr aitttag6, =
llbr Rohmittdas, 6-9 ubr NbeHbs. J2etiJiR
lpiro On iraeno enc Iereiie seitttt. a
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9sridt Oes 3nitanDrs orr rGrlten
Nati0nal Nanf ppn Naltimnre"
$4oi4,624.02
@erbiuoIid tsittn.

SAO44tOE4'UZ
8erbtnoIidt trit.n.
Sapttal $1,1IOOOOOO
uebir6uB =jyoEo. ........ Sl6i. 9t3. 80
2'tloHu - .-.....s'', 2DrAJU,A5
o.'Ultt -.-..-.. .---.-.-.'.. S,IHJ.4C
9eDinu uH6 &cr.uit.. ........ i63,S37.O3
- 35t, OBJ IS
NotionaL8 8aUt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6J9.uO5 On
udbC5C9lte QiDioCnbtn ................ 2,725.06
Dtpoil'tu.. 81 Lh2, l6 .25
MISUNDERSTANDING 26,iS7.jO
austeReROe S0iirerv- DO e.. j0l4i
----- I,t3s, ,7501 10
Sdurcjg on Nat .Bart2n ......,...... 6l8, ,I35.3l
SGn'orI an ano,Tc GaEten uno guntsrs 3,699. O3
$i0i4,624.0 @
Staat WorDlaro, Stubt 9oltimorc:
SD, " s.. &'Olsmau, Rolfrtr Der ,GrH,n Hatios
naleBnnt pom Baltimore" beibp6rc hiermt rticrlib,
oa6 obi9er Sertt)t RQG mcinem tCften g8,n uno
0laubea DGbr lit.
g. s. 9uiBmGu, 90ifrtr.
urierIdlreben uno b,lGUorgH cor mir 6tute ben 3.
Slnsdt 1873.
ShomaS Sarris 5otges,
" ofientIi6Cr Rotcr.
gstreus abidrjit bsihCiuiaen:
sPm. q 9ubert.
aSn, g. cooper uuo
SorGce 2Ibbott,
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~- W6iYe I YSGfie! 1Ss

,ur Reijein's ausiano beiorstinnerbalb "a Stuube
r. Rnine,
.(a-l Gde ber BaIiimorear. un6 3 -. ,apenue.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-20
DEATH OF BARNUM's RHINocERos

Early yesterday afternoon Bar.
NUNS large rhinoceros gave signs oi
unusual excitement and presently
began a vigorous assault upon the
iron bars of the cage vainly endeav,
oring to break through. The strug-
giles of the great brute drew a crowd
around the cage, but when the wood
work began to succumb to the furi
GUS assaults of the enraged animal,
and it became evident that there was
great danger oil its escaping
from its confinement, the
feeling of curiosity gave way to that
of fear, and, when the hugh monster
with terrific snort and powerful
thrust with its head, carried away
the top Of the cage, ripping it off as
though it was thin gauze, the crowd
became paralyzed with fear; women
and children shricked with terror
and sought safety in flight, while
strong men stood speechless before
the danger that threatened them
The struggles of the dying beast
we're fearful to behold, but, fortu-
nately, were of short duration. As
it was, the cage was torn and shat
tered SO as to render it unfit for fur
ther use, and had the paroxlsms
continued a few moments longer, loss
Of human life might have resulted.
The dead animal was the largest one
Of its species in the country, and cost
nearly $4,000. We did not learn
,hs cause OF its death, but under
stood that it died from fit. The
corpse will be sent to to the Smith
sonian Institute for preservation
P Telegraph.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-20
THE MONITORS.

There is something amusing in
the confidence expressed in certain
quarters that the three monitors sent
down to Cuba by our naval authori-
ties will be sufficient, if need be, to
blow the Spaniards in that country
out of existence. There is nothing
in the history of our monitors to
warrant any such confidence. Thus
far they have been fatal mainly to
their own crews, three of which have
been carried to the bottom of the
sea. Moreover, their big guns can
only be loaded and fired once in
eight minutes, and within that time
one of the powerful iron clad rams
of the SpanIards would have time to
come up and puch a hole through
the ribs of our turreted but unwieldy
nodescripts. Spain is a weak nation
morally, financially and in the re-
spect of the civilized world, but the
uncomfortable fact is that just at
present her navy could wade through
ours as easily as our gunboats scat
tered the Confederate squadron at
Memphis in 1862.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-20
FAMINE IN GREENLAND.

News of the most narrowing des-
cription reaches London from south
Greenland, to the effect that severe
famine prevails in consequence OF
the failure of the fisheries, and that
150 persons have starved to death
in one village. 1t is not only to
keep off hunger that food is necessa-
ry in the midst of their Artic winter
but to keep up heat. Without the
animal heat provided by the walrus
and the seal and those are doubt
less the fisheries that have failed
they would have no opportunity to
starve to death; they would freeze
in day. The thermometer ranges
during their long dark winter from
30 to 80, and only raw walrus,
seal, and bear will sustain life
through it. And the worst of it is
that resculng expeditions are not
likely to start out at this time of
wear.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-20
FINANCIAL,

The financial skies continue to
brighten. The New York banks gain
largely every day in legal tenders.
the aggregate amount at present on
deposit being nearly or quite thirty
millions of dollars. The late hoard
ers ars, apparently, beginning to rea
lize the actual situation, and are put
ting their greenbacks "where they
will do the most good'to themselves
and to the community. Shrewd and
experienced inanciers anticipate
that by the first of January the banks
will hold So 100000 legal tenders
and that at any time money will be
plenty at three per cent. matter OF
not little Importance TO all inter
ests.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-20
1HANkselyINe PROCLAMATION.

The approaching close of another
year bring with it the occasion for
the renewal of thanksgiving and the
acknowledgment to the Almighty
Rnler of the universe for the unnum-
bered mercies which he has bestow-
ed upon us.-Abundant harvests
have been among the rewards of in
dustry. With local exceptions,
health has been among the blessings
enjoyed. Tranquility at home and
peace with other nations have pre-
vailed. Frugal industry is regaining
its merlted recognition and its re-
wards. Gradually, but under the
providence of God surely, as we
trust, the nation is recovering from
the lingering results of a dreadful
civil strife. For these and all other
mercies vouchsafed, IL becomes MS
as a people to return heartfelt ac-
knowledgements, and with our
thanksgiving we may unite prayers
for the cessation of local and tenn
porary suffering.
/ therefore recommend, that on
Tuesday, the 9th day of November
next, the people meet in their respec-
tive places Of worship to make ac-
knowledgements to Almighty God
for His bounties and His protection
and to offer to him prayers for their
continuance.
In witness whereof, 1 have here
unto set my hand and caused the
seal Of the United States to be affix-
ed, Done at the City Of Washing
ton, this Nth day of October, in the
year os our Lord 1873, and the indie
pendence of the United States the
9Sth.
U. S. GRANT
By the president: q
HAMILTON Fish, Sec'y of State.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-20
ENCOURAGING.

A reporter for the Akron, o., Bea-
con has made a visit to all the man
ufacturing establishments in that
thrifty city, and summarizes the in
formation gained lnthe following par
agraph, The reports, with but few
exceptions, are encouraging in a
high degree. While it is true that a
very small number of our manufac-
turing establishments have been
compelled to reduce their working
force or shorten the hours of labor,
the majority are working up to their
full capacity, while one establish
ment is soon to increase the num-
ber of its employees by the addition
of thirty hands. In most cases where
the eight hour system has been
adopted, this has always been a nee
essary alternative at this season of
the year, owing TO the Shortness OF
the days;so that this feature is hard
ly to be taken into consideration to
any extent. With our business men
the prospect is not whit less en-
couraging. Almost without eXcep-
tion they speak hopefully of the sit
uation, though of course, complain
ing to some extent Of the difficulty
in making collections. So far as as
certained, the sales of merchandise
during the past few weeks have, in
a majority of cases, been in excess
of those of last year-a fact which
carries its own comment with it."
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-11-20
Getting Out Of Bed.

DR.. Hall does not approve of the old
doctrine which was formerly instilled
into the minds of children-that they
should spring cut of bed the instant
they awake in the morning. He says
that up to eighteen years every child
should be allowed to rest in bed, after
the sleep is over, until they feel as if
they had rather get up than not. 1t is
a very great mistake for persons, old or
young-especially children and seden-
tary persons-to bounce out of bed the
moment they wake up; all our instincts
shrink from it, and fiercely kick against.
Fifteen or twenty minutes spent in
gradually waking up, after the eyes are
open, and in turning over and stretch
ing the limbs, do as much good as sound
sleep, because the operations set the
blood in motion by degrees, tending to
equalize the circulation; for during
sleep the blood tends to stagnation, the
heart beats feebly and slowly, and to
shock the system by bouncing up in an
instant and sending the blood in over
whelming quantity to the heart is the
greatest -absurdity. This instantaneous
bouncing out of bed as soon as the eyes
are open will be followed by weariness
long before noon.