davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1873-09-15

Judge Gary's Opinion of Some
Chanccry Bills.
Eiectment Suit-.- .-Beane and Puf1enberger
Indicted.
Bankruptcy Procccdings---County Court
Items-..Tllo Courts in Brief.


Mario Goldbocl, of this city, filed bill IN the
guncr;or Cart m Saturday arainat l,er husband
~, no,ltoo,, f,r aonor.+a ,,,o;,,,oaoroo arJ
~. -, ~
lnjouctloIl' conp4a'nant ID w 5en1o ~
ago unit, when widow, marrioa do
fendaut In Prusain tlirty-one years Biuco.
Tbo bill. which ia filed BY Brandt 4
1Iosruo, !, ~o,loto wiz, .o,,,ina,to, oxrrou.
uon'A".4, - .opo.o ".s1 '"t ...a. "" .nos!.
6lons' complainant aVor1ane that h's treatment
made "soyorauco Of tho nuptinl tic " a thing to
bo sorouslv tl,oucht NJ tno climax heinz ronchot,
os no'4S snousns ~ .o'' 1"N 49," o. osae.
"hon sno "17 uo"nceo 'tot1 tilo noaSo " 1'a"o
room Tor successor, and sent TO " hook ehelter
elsewhere, wherever sho could find those who,
induced hY tho tics Of blood or tic impulses of
a-1,1,.t,,-. would ofror = f,oo ~ ar a1oa ,n5
s' s,.I,aaa ',,.,, :, ns,, 40 .,;,,aa ,'s ,s;t,'
no!pldGs Wo.nan. ~ ello m.aus up min
pa*hetlc 1oviow o. me ao.onaants ts WORLDLY ot-
1oote ano ngal!seuar.s nppea' lut .I weehly ~
1o"ance' As Judgo dnsy SUI ba!u tne o1uol uayt
,'I, When 10 no reaa t9e plli lille more nc law anu
H1tl9 !oss ~ NOV ioth Ltags' "oo ~ .1 ~ l.lptoso
mont III tno craving ~ o1 some VI tao oaaneery
E1koIMESr SUIT. o..,.
SUI IN o1eetment Mns On ahtnfaay com.
mencaa Dy Har9!ot acirll', .ormefly nafries
Dhampe1laln, =. L. 1etl'l1, noI hnsoat' Sane
Hatton, nor husband, n1ary q. Ilefoof.. tormerlY
allafy cnamoeTla!o, .. ~: Ioroe5s, nef hnspant''
susan s1a burs: iolmeTly oushn Chalnpelia'l IL;
bnrtt her huspa,lS. Laur" AM ohanneIlain G anu
herlk Hannah Hhamoora.n m. Maohel uamhor
y !Hl1, anu GGrtruoo @ Gnanoetlail nsssans Anson y
=. Ilpes' 1ho pr9h1isoh p ~ luos.'o1 aio tmo ?.
r.. ol oec' 1'' a'' 10 Lulu oS LILO p1a'a'l''a III
eo'nni91. ur.xr Ann pnrreynrnorn 7,n,o7rn.
Ihe lnaletmene nrosoutea J., " ane ntan4 3uIy
IN tne cass Vi 15e roople ~ 1no 3tato VI ill'!os
against Edward Boane ne coal-car conanotos,
, 1873-09-15

Wilton, In rotation to tho extension Of Wabh.
ington ayonuo, WAS refused, tho only way to OK
tond heing by regular legal condemnation.
@. II. Cady'a suhlivision Of Dlook 81, KIM
back's Addition to 1Iydo Park, wan approved.
Adjourned to Friday, Sept. 10, ut 2 p. m.
, 1873-09-15

I have sold my interest in the firm Of
SAMPSON, GILBERT T. co., to my late
partner, George Gilbert, who, with Increased
capital and facilities, will continue the bust-
ness at a87 and AGO Wabash av., and thank
ing the public and my friends for their put
ro1age Of the lato firm, I ask a continuance
Of their favors to MIR. George Gilbert.
JOSEPH SAMPSON.
, 1873-09-15
4, DISSOLUTION NOTICES..
DISSOLUTION.

The oopnrtnerahip heretofore existing TN
der tho firm nnmo Of SAMPSON, GILBERT
q co., is this day dissolved by mutual CON-
sent. AL the business Of the late firm will
be settled by George Gilbert. .....
JOSEPH SAMPSON,
GEO. GILBERT.
Chicago, Sept. I, 1873.
, 1873-07-20

Tho nusaian succesn In Khiya Ana led to tho
roleaae Of 10000 more persians who have boon
hold aa slayoa In tlat country. It Ia to pa hoped
that they will faro better than their follows who
wero similarly roloasod from slayory In Iur-
keatan by tho Russians. Several hundred of
thom woro recently Bout to Aatrakhan aftor tAoy
had been working for tho Russian Government
andsayod dallttlomouoy. In order to guard against
swindling, tho Russian 0oyornmont advised tho
Persian Consul to get q list of tho nalnoB, and
tho amounts duo oach person, no that tho money
might DO transmitted through him. This was
agreed to, and tho Persian Consul received tho
money. But Ao kept 1t for himself. Whom tho
Peraiana, who had been crowded together In ono
voBsel, refused to Hail until they Ind received
their money, lie thrsatened to telegraph to
poheran that they iutonlod to bocomo Russian
, 1873-07-20

tho aid of tho Turka, who granted him assistance,
by which ho auccoodod In gotting possession Of
tho Province OF IInsa OH tito west coast Of tho
Persian Gull. Tho sa,no Abdallal is now In
Constnntinopio to solicit did with Wow to the
Hnbjootfon Of tho whole Empire Of Nojcd, md
tho establishment Of Ottoman B,,zorainty in that
country. Should tho aid DO granted, tho contest
will DO desperate ono, ns tho Wallaboos regard
Abdallah ~ renegade from his country aud ro-
ltglon, and will fight with all tho zonl OF religious
fanatics,
, 1873-07-20

bomo weeks sinco N. Drousaos, \ member OF
tho Frcnch Assembly, was buried, by bis own 70
quest, without tho attendance of a priest. Flo
had been an opponent Of tho priesthood during
his life, aud did not choose to topart from his
principles in death. There Is an absurd r,,lo of tic
Assembly TINT tho body ofa deceased Mcmbor
shall be followed to the grave by acertaiu number
Of tho troop1. In tl,is case, tho army officers,
finding that no prloBt was to oDlciato, and that
thore woro to DO no religious soryiccs Of any
kind, Withdrew their battalion from tho cortoeo,
and IL. Broussos was buried by fow Of bis por-
sonal friends Tho withdrawal Of tho troops
wns roscntod by tho Liberals only because It
was dircct insult to tho deceased, and not bo-
cause thoy beloved tint q civilian had
any claim upon tho representation Of tho
army ut Ills funeral. Tne ovont lad
already caused excitement enough, when
the profoct Of tho Rhono added fuol to the
1amo by issuing m odiot which limited all civil
burtalo to G o'clock in tho morning. This hour
was fixed, say tho Liboraln, bocauso It was at tho
worry timo TINT tho acavongors aro engaged in
cleaning cut tho stroots. Tho Projects ortor
was tho moro distastoful to tho Liberals be-
caaRo 1t Was couclol in, almost tho precise Ian
guago OF u decroo Of tho Council following tho
Revocation Of tho Edict Of Nantcs in 1906 The
Project Was sustained by tito Minister Of War,
and whom tho mattor was brought before tho A.
sombly the order received national indorso-
mont by voto of 413 to 251.
Tho strength Of tho clerical pnrty of France ia
thus shown to hayo been uudiminishod through
tho various changes which tho Government hss
undergone. The Conaorvatism of tho Assembly
Which elected Marshal Moniahon thus repro
sonta not only Monarchy, but tho popo. It e1-
tends it's prosootorato OF the Church farther than
tho Second Empire ever attempted. The con-
ditson Indicated In tho support Of tho Pro-
feet OF tlo nhono by the Assembly is in
no wise affected by tho social advantages or
moral influences Of religious services at burial.
Tho full bonoAs to DO derived from this practice
may bo admitted without conceling tho right Of
a Government, which pretonds to bo Republican,
to visit Disgrace upon tho momory Of those WHO
aro not In harmony with tho Catholic Church, or
do not wish to DO buriol undor tho auBpccB of
Catholic priests. There can DO but a faint idea
Of, Republican principlca whore tho State
cen stop in and prescribe tint funerals
shall bo conducted according to cortain soctarian
praoticos, or olse thoy uust DO hurried through
at IN hour when they will not attract any public
attention, as If it were sort Of disgrace, tolor-
ated merely for sanitary purposes, that non-bo-
lievors in tho Roman Catholic filth should 10
buried at all.
, 1873-07-20

Arabfa for many years has failcd to occupy
any very important position In tho worlds af-
fairs. Beyond ttH 1eot-footed horaos and nlr.
Longfellow's assertion that itn inhabitants arc
III tho hahit Of folding np their tents anil silout.
" stealing away, tho country has beon as quiet
aud unoyontful as tho Pyramids or tl,e ap.ynx,
Now, howoyor, thoro Ia HpooA of oxoitonlcnt IN
tho Wahaboo Empire Of Nojed, which may bring
the whole country into prominence. Tho old
Sultan OF this Empire, who died rooont1y, hal
two sonH, ADdallah aud Baood. Abdalal, who
has always been ut tho load Of tho
army, Ia man OF considerable oapao-
ity-a quality which hiR brothor Las mover
shown until throe years ago. thss turned out
TINT the weakor brother In 1870 got tho alyan-
, 1873-07-20

against ae many English ones, md tho blira
wore actually collected on tho promises Of Mr.
Marshall, noar Clestor. Tho lntoutlol fight had
boon mado known to u largo oirolo Of porsonB
occupying high positions In tho country" but
unfortunately itbocamo known also to tho police,
who nlnt1o doscont md captured nil tho fowls.
Tho English law prohibits cock-hghting, mud
thua 1t remains uncertain whether Irish or
Engli1h birds aro tho best In fight.
, 1873-07-20
BUDDHISM AND ITS SCRIPTURES.

a OATENA OF BUDDHIST SCRIPTURES, FROM
ILL., LILLE GhiNEsE ny sAuEI DEAr Chaplain n
grlma," 10. Iondon Truobncr 90. % Pp zse, ea,. o.
tavo. ~
Tho ultimate tendency Of human ordinances,
whether "a civil atssutoH or religious canons, is
to dofoat the objects for which they wore do
vlHod, aud obscuro tho principles they wero in
tended to maintain. In tho light OF what wo
call tile progressive spirit of the present age"
this may scom like q sweeping, oxtravagant, or
evon cynical Judgment; but tho long result Of
tlmo, tho slow buildiug-up, ago after age, of
vaot structures of civil and religious poty, that
sooner Or later crumble down In somo revolution
OF thought OF ovorturning Of society, provo 1t to
be truo. Nothing illustrates this better than tho
rso Of Buddhism, its gradual concrction into tho
worry spirit Of Brahmanism, from which it WINS
reaction, and the crumbling away OF tho maze OF
ritea which is ovon now beginning in tho botter
understanding which modern scholars are ao-
quiring Of tho humane, simple, aud sublime
foundations upon which it arose.
In it's revolt againnt the ritualism and dogma
tism Of Drahmnnism. Buddhism has been aptly
styled tho "ProtcstantiBm Of the East;" but as
AnglicaniBm, Calyinism, and oyon tho more lib
eral Wesloyism, havo gradually put On Bome-
thing of the dognatic garb Of 'Romanism, from
which they royoltcd, so Buddhism, haa nut On
tic rltlaliam Of Brahmanism. against which It
protoBtcd. Buddhism was tho roctiAcation
of tho faith Of man as acainst tbn
aacondenoy OF wealth. power, aud TOM
poral splondor, tho rofugo Of tho downoast
aftor ages Of intellectual oppression. q royolt
against tue priostcraft Of tho creed that pro-
ceding It, Ind boeu built IN On tho simple fifth
Of tho Votias. The ongroBBing thouchts of
primitive Buddhism wero tho vanity Of ell t1uito
things, and the priceless rofugo from all tho
Judgments Of humanity and tho mutations Of
timo in an cternal rost. What nust hayo been
tho experience OF races who could turn at last
to such consolation on tho only hope2
But, in tho struggle to attain noaco. the human
mind seems ever to repeat It's nlow climbing On
thcoratio Towers Of Babel, ita culminatious and
its reactions to tho depths OF doubt uud confu-
sion, and thcu to begin to build again, upon tho
broad, solid plano Of consciousness that VIC arc
endowed with a spirit TINT eyer aspiros to the
knowledge Of what comes aftor death.
The primitive doctriuos Of Buddhism voro fov
and simple, and as sud as the experience OF
humanity itsolf Thoy arc:
First-All existence in Time ia evil, because
all such oxistonce ia sub1cct tn cto,uo ,,d
decay.
Second-Tho source OF misory is tho desire for
, 1873-07-20

promise Id TINT, nlong this grand onc1rollng,
broad, aud boautilod highway, with ita various
parks, will in duo timo bo found tho residences
tho costly homes and grounda-of tho future
wealth and fashion Of this groat metropolis.
, 1873-07-20

A curious caso Of libel was recently developed
In tho Dublin courts. In juno last, a paragraph
appeared in the FTee,nan's journal to the effect
hat atartllng domestic scandal Of bignmous
nature, would shortly be developed, which would
oause certain gentleman to loayo tho country.
sir Arthur Guinness heard in London that the
paragraph in question referred to him, and he
therefore brought suit agalnat Sir John Gray,
Ii. T., and Mr. William Kelly, tho propriatora Of
tho paper. On tue oaas being called tho counsel
Of Sir John Gray arose and Hai1 that the aon
Of the latter had been summoned rs
Witness, and rather than that tho SON
should DO called into court to holp
oriminaso his father, ho, OH tho part OF
Sir John Gray, would avow Il the preprietorship Of
the treema'l's Journal. lilo admission, how
over, was refused. anl, aftor some formal owl
dence waa takon, Sir Arthur onionoss direosod
hiH counsel to say that aa 10 Lad royor Injured
any citixsn Of dublin, and aa I'D had achieved
evsry. purpose In having tho csae p1eced on
not requiring my further apology, liberated Biz
John Gray and Lii Kelly from tho proceedings.
II would be ploAgant thing In all lbel cas9s 1t
there were more fawyers liko Rir John dray's
U.5 - II. tl1 49,
, 1873-07-20

A grcAt international oook-aght" ID tho
fRteat eensatton In England. preparationa vero
, 1873-07-20

In the form Of man. In this character ho caule
into tho world In tho form Of Prince dotama,
Of tho race OF sakya. The mind Of the Prince
WIS ts1rnod to tho contemplation Of tho wretch
edleBs OF mankind, and when, by meditation ho
WAS lod to the solution Of tho problem, that Co.
capo from misory WIS possible by ronouncing
tho desire for and pursuit OF the things Of this
world, which change and decay, he was callod
'tho Dud1ha," or tho Enlightened Ono.
Tho fundamental doctrine Of Buddhism, thon.
expressed In one word, Is Renunclatlou. The
reward promised for this remuneration Of tho
yanitieB Of Garth is not, as is often assorted of
all Buddhist socts simply anuihilatiou. Tho
characteristics of Nirvana aa formulated in tho
Chinese Scriptures, arc four, viz: pormanence,
peace, personality, aud purity. This Is tho
doctrine of tho Great Northern School of Bud
dhiem, to which much the largest part of tho
believers In the doctrines OF Buddha belong.
Tho Southern Bchool of Buddhsm, which
hal ftB headquarters at Oeylon, did indeed
carry tho idea OF tho vanity Of all things to tho
oxtent Of making Heaven itaolf vain reward,
and thus making auuihilation the groatost good.
But this ultra doctrine should not be accepted
al tho croea Of all Buddhism. Dy It's fuuda-
montal doctrine Of remuneration Of the vanties
Of life. buddhism Was impolled to continual
protest against dog1natiBm aud iitustg,n. In
its protest against dogmat!sm 1t dopied
tho existence Of any such God as
pricstoratt described. 1t simply hold that
all human conceptions Of tho supreme
Mind worc inadequate insignificant, and untrue.
On thin protest agatnst = God made according
to finite Ideas roHts all thoro il for the charge
nude against Buddhism OF being an atheistio be-
liof.
Embraced in tho Buddhist BcriptureH arc four
great works, beBides tho Kosmos, viz. "Tho
Raiir Groat Trut}a = haiuH ajtnplx Al amt]ilcsz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-20
alien bieien ueuu3ebu suiammengenommen er:

alien bieien ueun3cbn uIGmmengenommen er@
i6eint uiht cine eiuSige oeutidle 3eitung.
g9ir tbeilteu eeIieru bereits tele9raphtit)
nit, oa3 III NIfreo, 0taiue, Der oes Utors
bes ungetlaata @a9ner itu!Sts befunOen wors
cen 1T. Ser 4n9eflagte bOrte obne erfhtlt'
DIE grresung benz Seroitte Su. Seine Ans
wdlte baben ioiOrt nuf eIneH neuen Pro6eB
angetragen.
Inter ben ridTGnOigen Steuer3a6leru in
ct. Qoui8 1T BrGfoent Grant nit $720
fir eiue Tarm on Der @rapo8sROao unO
Wiuo. Grant nit fir an0ere5 SeIibtbum
aufJefiibrt.
Die au6 bier betuuute, uau8 bem Slofer
entiprungeue gtonue" @bttb S'9 Orm n,
bic in aQen beoeuteuoeren StdOten Der Union
SortrGQe yiiber oaS ge6eu ltnO Sreiben IN
beu 8l0iteru" hGlt, mObei iie aud geaen Die
fut6olibe @eiitlifteit lO53iebt, bate lid DOR
Gur3em ais Sorleiertu auA III Gorouto ans
getin0igt, fat aber oolt 6iasto gema9t. Ils
ndnlib bic 3sit fir Die SOrleuug fam, cr>
itieu Die Dame betrunteu uuo in OOQitduotg
oerau9irter Soitette. Srotocm begann iie III
rem Sortra9 II. ieete beuelbeH in elmer 8eiie,
bic ba8 auditorium iebr gauoirte, etni9e Utt'
nuten lang iort. SdllieBli9 muBte iIe pe9en
'incoherency" parftnmmen.
Die standardization Der faatteu
SSirma g. q. Mcyean & So. in Yittsburg
itnO nod nid)t qenau betaunt; man glaubt
leoOt, oaB Die pOrbauoeuen aftiua genitgen,
AueS gu oedeu. Die bon BrioutpGriOnen
bepOnirtsn Snmmen belaufen iib aui un9e'
fd6r 100000.
Das neue g8 II 6ergeieb fir &OnHccti'
cut dreibt Yroi. Sntereiien Dor.
Sn Quebec, @anaoa, purOe gefcrn Der
200. SabreStag Der @ntbedun9
Oes Miiiiiiippi our9 De Soto pom
Oen Stubenten Der v2uual llniuerFtg" &C.
fpiprt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-20
4cPaIberitbtc aus QssaSbinotc1.

&aIbiugtOn, 10. SUM. - Die liglleoer Der
geieblebuu9 beg 8iitrtts Columbia iuuroen am
Slenitag i'm Atelier oes Srn, 9ar1uer Photographic
- Der gDcuthe BeteranenbunO" beldlOB in elmer
9eIeru abgebaeneu Yeriammlung, i'm 9Guie oes udd)
item Wlonats Elm SommerIeit. uerbunoen nit gre5.
ihBeu uno &egen, lu Oeraualteu uno guar III Gbren
Der SuItinoer uno Der Gjeanquereine, lUele ibn am
9raberl hmidun9std9c 10 bereimiutg nuerltibteu.
- NIerdnoer Gsaer, Der augetlGg mar, au ben gtes
eertnabeu 6bas. HeI'ou geldOneu lu baben, NIT Der
Nblidt oGnlelbeu gu 0Otcu. murse geiteru i'm begen
6rimtnaIagertt lre'8elqrottH
- YBeoer gefcru nod beute u4rOen neue grtrantgn.
gen Den YIattern bel eer Sau1tssgcb6rOe jur An.
lei8e gebratt.
mi1Grs Dr. YerOt lOClder ib 9e9euwariig in europa
auIbaIt lie9t III ibrer gSobHung bUer ertrGnt bar.
nteoer.
-Siuer Der in Der 8eisrlnas NnftaIt beFnoIideu
NegertRabeu entluid AM 0IcuaGg Nbeu0 aus ber Nns
Glt. cine gOLOene ubr unO 49, luslAe eiucm 8eamten
8cbOrtcn, NIT db nebmeno.
- 5u Der 1Oparts TlniUerNtat ianO geern Nbene Die
Ja5resldIuEIeter ltdtt,
: geteru luutoe bier non Den 90. 5Obaun Sts. q
S. Sdllier 8br. y. Heocrer, ". Bauer Z. Y. Sdmiot
y. VI. Seubaulsu, Stiurih Semteu Yb. Ntap, RarI
yta,es, Is. y. YrentlB, j. j. 9eber8er. GonruO S6d.
Ter, 5Obann lBGlter u. u cine 8erltherungs &C.
euiddft unter benz Rlmeu yIeutl dl= Ameritanlne
Ssueruerlid)eruug5 BesuidafH iutorportrt Die Bes
amten Der 8cleu DAFT inO Ule folgt: 5obanH pit BRA.
itoent; g. j. SboTer 8tess spraltolnt; g. =. StmtOt,
Setret0r.
= Der 8ereiu tcr geerQnen aus Dem Rrieqe tts
Sabrts 1872 bitt 9eeru iene 9nbu5uerlGmmlun9 ab
uno Ud9e togenOc Seamten: gOWarO Snms, YrGii'
bent; Utlddcl 9dton unO Nm. Moore, Sice graioenz
tcn s5ames u. &enneOp, S6ugmeilttr; SAINTS .Wreus
ion, Setrctlr; SobH ., 9larIe. Warihdu; Or. S. B.
SIafe, Arjt NImoN Ylomul, i. v. GOrO uRO ).
9Obnlou gEstutu=GOntite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-20

lunaen 9ema9t, bieien abideult6en Stla.
uenbauOel abSutellen; iuiolge Oefan babe Oaa
italieniite parlameut ben Stnoerbaubel 3u
eiuem @rminaluerbrehen srtldrt.
- Der 0pfr. D@tmbyta" 1T BON 9amburg
bier etn9etroffen.
Sn elmer SeriammluH9 Der Oireftoren
Der pHoromef- Babu" muroe beute albert
Seep gum BrGdOenteu uuO %. 6. Sptss gum
Setretdr gemdblt. '6r. Secp lit ein Director
Der v9ates sSbOre Sahu."
Die @OroHers Surp fanS beute gomar0
&trtlano Der S0otung Ots Yatrtd 0ufip i4ulz
big. SirtIano muroe IN bic Combs" bei0rs
| bert.
- 6eute muroe Sen. 6urace 8. SteueuS
beeretgt. &r befGbligte 6as Sort bel y@aiIes
| @ar0en" i'm &riege 1872. Der ,Sroeu Der
S0bne oe5 @iuctunatuS" moGnte Dem 9e.
9rdbntB bel. S'cUenS mar Der erlte Uili5'
9sneral, weIdJer in oisiem Staate eruannt
muroe.
- SIN Sberleridte crlaugte hsute g8. %.
gfemman $50, $3.50 pcu SEQ. @ooearO, MIL
i'm Der Qeetsre in 1861 aus ieiuen @eiddit
in artaniaS uertrieben bate.
Scr 8cIomdrFt.
Rep 9 ort, 10. SUM. i.-@el0 id(oB leid)t
Su 4-6. bed murOeH Die meiIten @eid)dte Su
5 abgeiflOfen. @edieI rubig uuo itetig;
Surdjtnittli6 uertauft 3u 81. Sob seoriidE
81 115g-1154. SbIigattouen nau, aber itetig;
Se6lerl214, '62er1154; Nttien itetig. @entra!
101t, @rie 634, Safe SbOre 919, Bittsburg
81, SQtnols Central 109, NOrtb 8eitern
Y, YrloritateH sat, 0tod.Sslano 1888.
8ian3 oes llnteri9abamtes: @42 ,31l, ,452
II @ol6 un6 $23, 1853 500 in @ourant.
Sufdn 3 Mntbonp Dpr Wertd)t. -
Der NntrG9 dnf cinen ncuen 9rc=
sep Suriict9eipteien.- Die Strafe.
&unanoaiu9a, 10. SUM. - 6eute
gfafmittag llbr lieate 9titter Sel0on in
Dem 6ulle Oe8 Srl. Nnthonp oea Qutrag aui
eiuen ueuen Bro5eS; rgab an, Der Rtdter
babe ste @eADOreueu fGlif iuitrurrt. Ser
0ttrlttSanmat erWtoerte in einem tlren Irz
gurent, in meldlem Der Nutra5 3uritdgepes
len muroe. Sri. 2lHtbonp luuroe geIra9t, oh
iie etma8 Su bemerfeu babe, warum oQ3 llr'
tbeil nid)t 9eprOd)en peroen OiiEie. 9tatiirllA
bate Die Dame iebr otel 81 iagen, ibr Wtuno
gin9 tute eiH cberihld6ti9cs Dtiblenrao, bis
ibr enolidI Der 0ttd)ter oa8 8Ort eut5og unO
fle Su 500 @elobuBe uerlIrtbeilte. Sie miro
inbaititt, bis bic Straie beBablt 1T.
Sin aute5 SeiIpicl.
Bhtl oeIpbta, 19. Suui. = Utagor
StodleD bat Die 8atb8Oeroronung DeId)e
5000, 900 flir Die y Serih0ueruug" Os8 y6air,
mount. Barfes" aus Dem fir bic ySergrGRc.
rung" bciieIbeu nod uUrbaneenen SOno ans
meil't, NIT ieinem Seto beleqt. @5 lei IN.
conititutlone1, fir etuen beitimmteu 3med
an9emieene 9elOer i'll anoerer lEelIe Su per
tOpuNPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-06-20

GngIan6.
2ouoon, 10. SHni,- Sn &6atbam graI.
Iiren Die 8lattern. Observation-Disclosures
iiuo bereit8 Don Der Seud)e blnWeg9eraiit
moroeu.
Qonbon, 10. Suni.-giue 0epei6e bon
8oro oeS 0ampfers ,,@reat @altern" geilern
Otittag beridtet, buB bis 81 jeuer StunOe 443
WteiIen Sabeltau gelegt mOrOen iino. Ser
,,@reat Galtern" mar oann inter Sreite 1920
unO 20'36 Ueitl. GGnge.
3rantreid,.
SerIaille8, 10. SUM. - Der Sal OeS
90. Nanc nuroe beute ytGdmittag in Oer9ta'
tionalperammlRng DOrgenOmmen mo riei
cine bieige Debate berDor, al meldler elue
groBe An3abl Oeputirter tbeilna1m. Sin
Uiitgleo Der Qtuten idlug etueH SeidluB
uor, bic 4ntlagen ge9en u. 0tanf 6u inter-
iu6en, ebe Goamad)t iiir lelne gertftlhe
SerfOlguug ertbeilt ptro, wclder nit 450 &C.
gen 200 Stlmmen uermorIeu wnroe. Der
BeihluB oe5 SpeSia( &Omite'8, Dem 9eneral
Q'4omtrault Uoumabt fir Die gertdtlide
Serfolluug be5 W 9fauc III 9spGbren, muroe
bieraui mt ener Stmmenne9rhett BON 348
anQenommcu, MIR 1877 Seputirte batten oages
gen yeitlmmt.
Selgicn.E
SON on, 19. Suul, Der Spe3tal'@orz
reiponosnt be8 ,2OnoOn Selsgrapb" III Brill
iel lagt IN elmer 0epeihe oil osn &egteren, OaB
Die bel9iid)e 8egierung oem frau60iilfen
&ommuniitens@euer &luieret iid)ereS 8ez
lett sum 8eiufe BeI4ien'5 oermet9ert. Der
Correspondent iagt 9leidSeittg, baB @sn.@lu
ieret pon ben belgiiden 8eb0rOen uerbuftet
uuo oil Die SranSoien auSgeiefert meroen
luiiroe.
Bpanitn.
UtaoriS, 10. Suni.-0ie Diaioritdt 6eS
Sinau5 @Omite'S Der @orte8 lit fir Die glbs
ifafiung Der Beufonirung uOn Wiuheru
uuo nil, baB oieielbeu nit auOereu Staat8~
beamten auf oenielbeu SuB 9eitellt mer0en.
SdiTssRerid,te,
Queeu Stonn, 10. SUM. -Oer0pfr.
u@itn of Remz0ort" iii DON Nem. Dorf anqe-
tomnen. Der 0ampicr yGltg Of 2Imerid"
fuhr mad 9teWzDOrt ab.
Utopille, 10. Sunt. - Der 8ampfer
vSnota" fam Don ReWzY0rt al.
UtGrftune 8orie.
Qon6pn, l8. SUM-. IL llbr Sornitt. -
Gouiols er0iineteu 2u 92s fiir @elo uno 92g
fir Srief. yNmerifaner," alte '65er 924; '67cr
924; O.4Oer 80; neue 6itnfer 89s. @rte 49s.
Barts, 10. SUM. - 0tsnten So SrancS
95 @ts.
2iuerpool, 10. SUM, II ll6r &Orm.-
Saumlpode itctis; Oberl. 8E-9; SrI. 9b-94.
GertGuie 10000 Ballen.
QioerpoOt, 10. SUM, llbr Nadm.-
8cumpo0e itetig; Sertduie 10000 8aaenj
Spetulatiou uno Iu8fubr 2000 DO.
Qtperpool, 19. Suni, llbt gtadm.-
8aummoQen= SeridiiinugeH BON 9aoanuub
uuo @barIelton i'm Sunt 1916; 90. SuIt
uno 2(uguif 81; 90. Suit unO 2Iugut bon
Stem. Orleans st. BrOOfOffe rubig. Shwei'
neleiid 62s.
lonOon, 10. SUM, QbsnSs. - 9tuf,
ftnirteS Betroleum 14f.