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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01

ACCIDENTALLY KILLED HIMsELF.-JOhn
Reinals, forty-two years old, native OF Ken
tucky, was out hunting last Wednesday in
Jefferson parish. right bank, and walking
on the railroad track, when he accidentally
fell, the fall discharging his gun. Part CT
The charge entered his heart. Coroner
Gaudet held an inquest and learned the
above facts,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01
Thomas Feehnn ct nj. VS.. Steamboat
NOlie Moore
uarbOr Protection Company VS.. ship
Alsa and 1900 bales of cotton.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
L District of Louisiana, Flo. l0,497,-In obeden0,
to an admiralty warrant. to me directed in above
eutited suit, have seized and taken into my pos
session
THE SHIP AiLSA, her tackle, apparel etc., and
1900 bales (nore lesel Of cotton of the cargo Of
said ship Ailsa, now libeed BY the Ha.bcr Protec-
ito Company, for the set forth in the libel
now pending i'll the District Court Of the United
states
And do hereby cite aud admonish the owner or
owners thereof, and all and every person Or per.
sons having pretending to have any right, title
or interest in to the same. to be and appear at
district court of the United States for the district
aforesaid TO be holden at the city Of New Orlesnk
on tho third Monday of May, to snow cause. II
any they have Or can, why the said tip ard
cargo should not be condemned and sold, agree
ably to the prayer of lbelant.
United States Marsbars office, New Orleans,
April %, 1874 s. B. PACKARD
ap24 Ryz IL IL United States Marshal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01

THEY WERE RUN In Metropolitan de-
tectives are travelling after men whose local
habitation, name and occupation are all sus-
p!cious, and sending them to court. Judge
Macarthur yesterday gave half a dozen Of
the tribe opportunity to furnish peace
bonds in the sum of $500. Others will be
picked up as fast as they show themselves.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01

Fancy cashmerette suits, Sc 50. Brown
Cbeviot suits, 81 so; and furnishing goods
at retail at cost, at Garthwaite, Lewis &
Miller's. No. 100 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01
Gaines &, Helf VS.. Steamboat La Belle.

Gaines & Kelf VS.. Steamboat La keI'e'
TN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
4 District of Louisiana No. lO,32o-in ohe-
dience to an admiralty warrant, TO me- dIeet,
cd in the above entitled suit, have sazed ana
taken into my posse ssion-
THE STEAMBOAT LA BELLY her tec sie. sPPa-
the causes set forth in the libe! now pending 1nx
the District Court Of the United STATES;
ounera theseo and all and every person per-
having pretending to Nave al. AMY right ttls
n;t;ct Court of tle United States, for the district
b hSaen at the II city Of New orlss so.
on The ts sn1 they have or can, why the said
taarrbnat should not be condemned and be sold
aoTeeably to the prayer Of hbeLants.
United states r'arshaPs once, New Orleans
April %, 1874 p.c~.pn
1 amp, my2nl7 CnteS States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01
Cur Friends i'm Boston.

The following proceedings, which we
take from the Boston Journal, embrace an
earnest letter from Major Stephen Hoyt,
who is yet kindly remembered by our old
citizens as one of our military mayor during
the war:
MEETING OF THE RELIEF COMMITTEE.
The citizens relief committee met prompt
ly this morning at nine o'clock, IN the large
committee room at City Hall, Mayor Cobb
in the chair, and Colonel George y. Car.
penter secretary.
The kilograms from the mayors of Provi-
dence, Portsmouth and New Orleans, pub
lished in the morning papers, were read,
and the following letters were also sub
United.
On motion of Hon. E. R. Nudge, the COM
mittee voted to have all kilograms and let
tiers published, and the secretary was au-
thorized to furnish such information to the
different newspapers.
LETTERS.
CRY OF PORTLAND, I
Mayors Office, April I'll, 1874. }
Hon. s. c. Cobb. Mayor of Boston:
DEAR SIR-Your telegram is received,
asking cooperation of this and other New
England cities with Boston for obtaining
aid for the citizens of Louisiana who have
been flooded and driven from their homes
By the recent inundatiOn in that State.
I have called meeting of merchants and
citizens to be held tomorrow at 10 A. M, at
the Merchants Exchange, to take action on
your telegram. Very respectfully,
GEORGE p. WESfCOTT, Mayor.
SALEM, April q, 1871.
Hon. S. c. Cobb, Mayor OF Boston:
SII-The momentary hesitancy at the
meeting you go promptly called that relief
might be sent to the suffering at New Or
leans has induced me to send this to you.
Boston, whose charities almost cover the
earth, certainly where there is suffering,
hunger and nakedness, generous Boston Is
ALWAYS at the frono with her hands, her
heart and her means. That the people of
New Orleans and Louisiana are suffering
untold agonies there can be no question.
Her fields are laid waste, the waters cover
the best part of the State, desOlatiOn and
fear everywhere. The poor creatures, black
and white, for there can be no distinction
of race or color in this war OF the mighty
Mississippi upon them, are crowdlng the
| tops of the levees, waiting for boats, IT
happily they may come to their relief, to
| take them to New Orleans, as would women
! and children seek the roof OF house on
| fire with no other means of escape. The
people of New Orleans are generous and
| charitable, and will do all they can to re-
| lieve the sufferers which this calamity has
| thrown upon them. l know whereof
speak in this matter having been military
mayor of the city nearly two years, during
which time calls came from st. Louis and
Chicago in behalf of the Western Sanitary
Fairs. The response in both cases was
generous and hearty. Subscriptions came
| from men and women born and bred there,
az well as from those temporarily there.
| These people are in distress and call for
assistance. Boston, who is never behind
in such cases, viii set bright and cheering
EXAMPLE, no one doubts. Herewith please
find bankers draft for $25. l am only sorry
| that do not feel able to give more.
am, sir, very respectfully yours,
STEPHEN HOYT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01
NOTARIES.

A ZERO. SR. +
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER or DEKD
Once No. ~ Commercial Place. O
Passports procured With dispsteh, snA premp,
sttsrtioa s;yn to AL IL so4
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01

The wholesale stock of spring clothing
at retail at cost for cash, at Garthwaite,
Lewis g. Miller's. No. 100 Common street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01
BANKS AND BANKINC.

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS lNSTITU.
IN TON, No. 156 Canal street. Trustees-Dr.
W. Newton Mercer, l.. +. Generes, George Jonas,
Thomas A. Adams Thomas Allen Clarke, Charles
;; Leeds David Urquhart, John G. Gaines, Carl
Kohn Christian Schneider, Samuel JamisoH.
Interest Allowed on Deposits.
L. \. GENRES, President.
SAW Joyps In Treasurer nh23 "
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01

Thirty-six thousand dollars in prizes
Thirtv-six thousand dollars in prizes
Thirty-six thousand dollars in prizes
Tbirty-six thousand dollars in prizes
Won at the last drawing
Won at the last drawing
Won at the last drawing
OF the single number lottery.
of the single number lottery.
Of the single number lottery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01

VT,HE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Is a strictly legitimate bank for savings,
modelled upon the plan of popular and successful
institutions in New York and London, and incor-
porated April a. 1872, under a special and favor
able charter granted by the Legislature of the
State of Louisiana, with authorized capital CT
100000. ..- l.
Interest six per cent PEE annum.
Deposits of ten cents and upward received.
All deposits payable on demand
Open daily from A. NJ. to P. NJ and On Satur-
urdsy evening from six to eight O'Clock.
GRUNEWALD HALL,
No. 2S BaronIe Street.
NJ. BGNNER, j. L. GUBBRNAToR,
Cashier President
DIRECTORS.
JOHNSON ARMSTRONG, THOMAS HASAM,
E. W. BURBANK, ]. L. GUBEREATOR,
mil " NJ. BENNER.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01

The following proceedings, which we
take from the Boston Journal, embrace an
earnest letter from Major Stephen Hoyt,
who is yet kindly remembered by our old
citizens as one of our military mayor during
the
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-05-01
THE KIVEKB.

The river here is one foot eight inches
bs,ow high water mark Of 1871.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-18
Sic SGfnlarfcier tn 9bilaSelpbia.
-3te gSeItatSjtgll

Die BON Der SunOesregierung etn9eiette
Centennial @ommiiiiou 5ei9t ibre Screltmll=
li9feit an, appllfationen nm 8lds in Der ilts
tsrnatiOuulen 4uSielluug bon 1876 81 Ybiz
laGslpbia entge9en III nebnen. IS 1T pon
99ihttgfeit uno Seoeutung, oa6 man 10 balo,
alS m6glib, erfdbrt, pel9er Naum in ieoem
eir3elneH 9epartenente BON ameritanllden
auslteueru III Aniprud genOmmen lein miro,
oamlt man beltinmen fam, mie Oiel Ylab
ben auSldnbern auSUDellen 1T. 6lbritans
ten unO Nnoere, mel4e beabTftigen, ibre
Sabrifate aus5ulteQen, iollteu oesbalb prompt
ibre gSiiuihe in tieier 'Pi9tung tunO tbun,
banlit Der nOtbi9e 8uum geb0rtg reierutrt
Werbeu fam.
@S lit ipe5iea wiini9enSruertb, baB rtdt=
6eIti9 Sortebrun9en getroiien rperOen jIr Or.
ganlilrung Oerltnlgen@ psAuSitellun9ea
bon natiirli4eu 6iilfSquellen uno 9tobmates
rial III ben perlfleOentn Sbsilen pes QanoeS,
msl4s nld)t ourf ein5elne 4uSlteQer geiam>
melt uuo bel6afft peroen t6nnen. Die g8ids
tl9telt oleles 3melges alS etne 4ufmunterung
eur Smml9ratlon, nno Sur 6erbeisiebunQ
lremOen Sapltals tann ni1t iiberi1dst mer>
Den; cine llbcrale Sortebrung fir bic prompte
hno umtahenoe Ausfibrung oieier grbeit
mlro oleleul9en Staaten, nelde iit) b,rIelben
nnter8leben, binrei1eno belobnen. Gus Der
IN uHlerem Slatte publi;irten anseiae beS
9eneraIz0treftOrs Der ReitausfteQuua III erz
il4tlld), IN wel6er 8eiie bic applifatiou ae.
maHt meroeH iOlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-18
9tc $octrcn Nc9cr auf 50 nSti nnS
Oie alsLGnNiidlcr Sh1tSetttc.

Sing ito II, Snmaifa, >. Sept. - Sin
Correspondent III Bortsuu- Yrtace beridbtet:
ySte mcrOcu i'm y0tOHittur" etutge mi1uQe
9tOdIrid)tcu iinoen iiber Die gegenwartiQe
yagc Der 6rtmOtn in 6o1ti. GcmGB Der
neucn 0onltttutton BON 1874, lpeld]e pprctua8
mcbr ais 5met 9Sod)eu publtiirt uoroen lit,
mcroeu Die 6rcmOcu in oen 3eiten eiaer Ste
pollution, HcbClliOu ooer Ctnc8 Srieecs nit
ben 6agtieru gleidle Ycbanblung eriabreu:
Die 3tcgterung 0Igtl'8 miro alIo feInen erfQbz
rtncn Sda0eu erietcu. AuoerericitS beIimmt
Ole Qlte 9oHltttuttou nod, 0aB ttln meiBtr
Manu noturaltitrt, alio feln Sagticr mer0Cu
tdnn. SH 2.Hbetrad)t, oaB betT0be Der Qe=
Inmmte ouSmdrttge 6onocl in ben !0dnOen
Der 6rcmocn id) bcitnoet (oeuG nit meuiQcn
Au5nabmeu genleBen DIE S1uptier tetuen @re=
DIT I'M AuSlauo), 10 mijfen iclbltreoeno bic
remOen 5duicr, bel tbren @jcitIditen nit flei~
nercn &auieuteu, gr6Ber2u Greott gewabreu.
0orou5 tol9t, baB cS ben einbelmiid)Cn Gdn=
blgeru Der fremOeu 6duitr eiu 2clt)te8 iein
plrO, mGbrenO Der nGd)iten &eu0lutlon ibrer
Standardization itd) 5u entltoigen; cine
lnmmrIld)e gjccl5 sur 8traubHng Der 6reu=
Den.
Die in Der 9totiouolperiauurlun Qeboltc.
neil Repen l0iieu auuebmen, oaB cine 3tebelz
lion, nit Der 5u GrunOe liegeuOen Qbijht,
Die 6remOcu auS5utrtiben, ba5 3tet Der 9teo-
ner lit. G8 bIetbt ob3uwarten, OBJ Die fremoen
OtGdtc bel ben ibnen uu0 ibreu 8crtreteru
gebotenen Sniulten eS bcmenoen laiieu tper-
oen. Die Stimmuug Der bier peilcuOen
auSldnOer miro man ltdb beIier 1ergcgermGr=
tl9en, ais IIe gehtl0Crt mer0en fam. 0lCier
Gage ltct bier etn bagtii9tr 0ampfer an, nm
etWgc AbgeianOten HGdl ct. Domingo iiberz
inIit9ren. 9te beiocn 2Gnoer befiuOeu IT'D
am &orabenO zines 2lllian30blhluiie8, oiicn,
iiUCr mo OcRniIUer 9tatIr. IS lit eptOeut,
OaB Der 3Iucd ocfielbtI Der 2lu5itluB Der
6remOH lit. &ctnem 3peifd lam eS inter
liegen, b0B bicie 5b0rahtu Die Sntereiitn
Der fiiBIt6 erridteteu omertfauii1en GCie0-
ihaft N Samana-Sag crnItlid iGdOigcn
WerOeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-18

8anoe nGberteu, uurbe auf iie qeiflofIen,
loobet Der cine t0Otlid5 aetroiien unO Ser AMBER,
ldmer pcrlett rpnrOe. 0aruuf Sog bcute Ror
gen cine IuSabl g8ciBer, ca. $40 9tann
ans, 5eritreute Die bepafincte gtegeri6aar, unO
t0otete un0 Ocrpunoete mebrere uon linen.
Der gte9cr mareu ungcfdbr 200 Mann, unO
eS itno OteIelbeu, ruelfIe ron Der 8egicruua
JtatlOnen forOerten unO iJtbcr bic 6ffentli6eH
8ege unltder MAIDEN.
Sobalo bcute Dtorgcn ouf iie gcfeucrt
muroe, llefen iie bauoH; cod mtro bcrid)tet,
oaB nc ItA picOer 9ciamuclt nno crtlGr tGts
ten, oaB fein 8ciBcr Die StraBe paiiireu
onrfe, ohne pon ibncH criaoiitn 3u pcr.
0eu.
Die @Ountg Gommiiiare BON Dallas,
SS,ountg, 5wtt 9fegcr nnO Swei @eibe, alle
&ePnbllgancr, erlieBen fol9enoe @rfIaruuq:
DG8 1T ms nidt befanut, baB irQeno ciic
9emalttbat gegcu etnen Siirger oOer iraeuo
enc anoere Ycriou IN oieiem Gountn mCoeu
leIntr PoIttiiteH 0tctnuugeu pcriibt worSen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-18
8efenntnib 0es SanfotebeS 8mls
Iaro- SIooer 1tnidIuIotS pers


So ton, Wtaf., 16. @ept.-0er an Dem
SantOiebitable 3u 8OplitOu bctbeiligte Sul.
larb, peI4er in uergungeuer 8o9e BON gfew
9ort bierber 9ebradt murOe, bat feline IRlt.
i9ulOigeu an Dem 9taube nambaft gema6t,
unO Den geitobleueu 8etrag auf s496 1000 all
gegeben. 9erielbe iu9t ferner, OaB @lOoer
pOllfdubig uni9uloig an Dem &erbre6en iet,
fir peldeS er gu l2 Subren 3u4tbaus psrur-
tbeilt morhen int
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-18

Die giuweibung 0c8 QtncoIu.
Dsntm0lS III SpringfelO, ST., finOet
am 10. Ottobcr itatt. 8as Set @omite
bat ietne ltebe gtOtb, einen iSeitrebuer 3u
rnoeu. BrdiIoeut @ruut bat Die micoerbolt
al ibn 9rlttctc ubgeidmadtc 3umutbung,
olS 6eitreoner 5u fuu9iren, micOubo!t auf'S
@ntibteOcnite Obgelebnt. 9afielbe babeu
oann Der eiuitlgc Martueuliutfer 8slcS unh
equator ytOrtOu aetban; lie 9ebrauhteu per%
ittcoene AuSrtOen; aber man glaubt, bic
ma9re Ariahe lbrcr Gbebnuug lieJe in ibrer
SetiirGung, oaB iic TeiH Oes SegenitaHOeS
miirOigeS reoneriite8 Meiferruirt liefern
t6nutcn, 60 bletbt eS ictt Oabti, oaB
Senator SgleSbp Die 6eitreOe bGlt. st bat
ben &uitrag Obue NlleS 8eOenteL angsnomz
men. Das Dentmol uuf Dem @'raOe oeS
grGBeu Hmcolu miro alo etHgetp lht meroen
- nit elmer Stumprebe.
Su g t. Qouis bat iidJ Der Sbem!ter
Otto Surlfie, aus @sle, 9aHnOuer, 9ebGrtig,
uersiitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-18
St1ttt8e &ad1c an lEnl@nl0t8eh.
&aHcntampf t1l 21IaOa,na.

It III ~ 1lu-r 10. Sept. - Slt Stllllu
"&ImeS" brtn9t fOI9euOe Spe5ialz9cpei6e:
y mo It's, Ala., -. Sept. - 3eute
Dtor9eH tano in @reenz@0untp, 3wijdenibier
uno 6ortlano, Elm Sampf Itatt. Or. Dtlnor
oou 6ortlano, uelder eineH 8attenten auf
elner P1an5ung 81 Stone, iCd5 DtetIen BON
bter' 81 belud)en bate, traf auf ietnem gSege
elne an5obl bewafnctcr 9teger an. 2tl8 er iie
nm bte llrlate fragte, annuortcte Inn Der
Antitbrer ocrieIben, oaB 9ttgrblut oergONeu
mOroen lei unO baB iie 6eidl0feu bdttenr Oa=
tItr Sas Slut BON g8eiBeu gu forOeru. Sci
lslner Stidtebr mad 6Grflauo bcrihtete Or.
Nttnor Iber 0aS, mas er geiebeH bate, luO=
rauI ole Sir9er 3lpei uubewaffnte AbgeIanOte
an Die gteger ihidteu, I'M ibncn gu iageu,
0aB Seiner Der Sbren get6Otet morOeu lei,
Als bteie fa Der belpaffHsten. ihwGrseu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-18
SrGnrt9eS Sht6fal ctueS fGJucm
WfGO deus


Us Stlmtngt to Il, Del, 16. Sept. - WOr
etDQ IA Sagen mHroe Cln ctma 20 SQbre Qlt38
NiGodIeu pOn &hilaOelpbia bierber tn Elm libel
beriidtigteS {5au5 gtbrutt, uo lie Iidl cine
Srautbelt 5u5og, tUOem itc Otitttl qebrQIdtl,
um bel it6 ielblt cine 6rdbgeburt 5u erjeugeu.
AlS lbr 3ultan0 ldlllumer lUuroe, bolte man
etnen Ar6t, Der ibr sur Seiierung prbalf.
Ste ocriud)te mOeB gum 3mciten Rale Oa5
2SagnlB, oa5 ihr aber oieSnal ben SOB
braGte. 2lm Sonuta9, Den 6. b. 3d., unroe
ite, oa tbr 3UltanS clnen bebrO6llhen Gba-
rattcr aunabm, hrs 2trmenbau6 gebrad)t uuo
ben oaraufOlgenDen SOnnabeno mar iie idlou
elne Getde. 0eute 0tOrgen retlamirten ibrt
an9eb6rigen rie llcbeweue, I'M ite uQd) Ybt,
laoelpbia sur 8eerbigung bringen Su laiicn.
Die uHglidlld)e mar eln iebr bibid)e8 Uuo
talentOOatS WtQ0d)eu, mo ihre Glteru geb3s
reu 3u Den augciebeniteu 2eutcn uou 8gltaz
Oelpbia. Der Jtame hires 8eriiibrtrS, Der itc
blerber i'll Elm Sor0eu gebrad)t bate, lit uIft
betanut geporoen.
Or. Sbaplep belt beute gahmitta9 etnc
post-morlem- llnteriubung ab. 9ie f5rptr-
lthen Sr9one befau0en iidJ aut in nOrmalem
3uitanOe. Ser SOB erfulQta ourd Oa5 3'rz
lprlngen eiues BlutgeiQBt5. Sin 3nqueit
SN"lNthS NO9NIULLNlf UNllN4' N'S''h
Oabin ging, oaB Der GoO curd Grid0piuug,
Dem 6eiuItate Der 9tbortiOn, eriOlgt iet.
@tienbabmmnf0Q tn 8ir0tnict.
u d. nj no, 16. Sept. - Gtu DItllf
9ebenOer Bug Der yGbeiupeotes uuO Ohio
Sabn" ltteB beute adJt Dteilen bon Stauns
ton NIT etnem 3u9e 5ulammau, lueld)er Jto-
btnIou'S Cirrus an SorO butte. Der pei5Ir
etneS 3u9eS mur0e gct5Otct uno 3m2t Auf~
leber oeS @trfu8 idwcr Oerlebt.
Slntt9e &ad1c att lInId)uloi8est.
An9 a, II. Sept. - 3mel 9teger,
@elt uno Sim Goueluct, itablen III GolHm=
bta=Gountg eiuen 8allen gaummole, mur=
ben babel CT rpi9t uuO crbtalteu cine 5raht
BrEgel. = ne Yurtie Sepafiucter 5Og Damn
rad Dem Sauie Der GOUelace un0 id)OB, oa
lte bic Seinhten nidt fanOen, einen altcn gtes
ger, NamenS Sufiu, in Die 9anO unO t6ote-
ten oeiien 6rau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-18
0ie slpctumo3tp0n3i9 dJincGtfd,cm
SSrattctStnttter III San S5ratt=

San 6rGn5t8co, Gal.r II. Scpt. -
5n Der 2ngclegenbcit Der 5memno3man;ia
fineitiheu 6raueu;immer, m.ld)e Ill unIitt2
ltfen 3mcdcn bur6 Den 9ampfr ,,SauQu"
blerbergcbradt mor0cu iiuo, uuo unter einem
3abto8=@orpu5- Beitble bier i'm @euabriau
9eboltcn werocr, fauO btute cine Gerban0lnru
ltatt. Der obtrIte @rihtSbof oe8 StaQt,S
bate btfoblen, o0B Die 6rauen3imnltr Dem
Gapitdn ocS oSapan" lpieOcr Su]cfibrt werz
Den iollen sur Notwithstanding uaA China,
aber ais Die Stage auigtitellt rpurOc, OBJ nics
NIT Dem Stuue lnicreS nit China ubqeitloi-
Icnen Sertragc5 Ill GtHtlonJ 3u briug;n lei,
muBte Die S0d)e Dor oa5 Sunoe5fret8l 8leridu
Der Ser. Staatcn gebratt uuocu, OaS beutt
0Ariiber Rntiheihen lnirh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-09-18
Gin mcrflpiirSi9cr GEall Uou
N0dSScrSdtptt

@btcagO ST., l6. Sept. - Gtu eiacn,
tbhmLtter &oOcSful, Der 8aIIeri6eu eut.
prtnQeno, lit Oergaugencn Sonna6euS bicr
oorgctOmmcn. Gin iefsidbriger Suabe, Der
eine &aBe iitdlttgeu woQte, muroe Dor 1tnqe.
tdbr pier gSO9en BON oieicr IN ben &opf 9e,
blen. Die gSunNc war 10 9eringfiigig, OdB
ielbft bas &iuo fetne Slage oariiber ldut mer,
cen lieB. Pl6tliA AM Slmltaq OtorQeu
Scigten itd) Die unpertennbareu Spmptomc bcr
&OHerIdeu, NIB am 2ibtuO idon itarb OQs
Slno. Die S0ee bat gu tetuer 3eit Spureu
BON Goumutb beluicleu, uuo bic Den 8naben
bebanotlnocu &er5te ertlGrteu ben 6all fiir
eetnen Der mcctWirOtgiteu, Der iBueu ie uorges
f0nlmeu.
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aetne GmaSe fiir Waaner

Nu9nf a, Wfe., II. Septbr. - Der
Staatstatb bat fd3 9eweigert, Oas &obes.
llrtbetl Oes lRDrSers 8agner i'm 3u6tbans.
bait um5uwaHbeIu; ietue 9inridtung miro
am lesteu 6reitGge i'm Sauuar itattfinoen.
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Gtne Sro00Ote BET NtShftu.

Stibfill, N.zg., IA. Sept.-Am 6retz
tag eret9uete il9 aIf Der Sarm einesNauncs,
gtamens &allmabge, in. StanforO, 9utdeBz
&ountp, cine i9redli9e 2ras6Ote. Die
6arm mar friiber on 8illiam y. 9OrtOn Der.
pahtet, tlir5lif aber eiuem Manne, 3ameRs
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Sin utOifcrt0yc5 sScrFdlf1fnse,,

8tlltUmSport, "a, 10. Scpt. -
:. :. Sd)clep BON bterr Der iciae Gltern in
Sar'gtopn, u. = y, beiutt bate, miro icit
Dem II. guSult, oil mcIbem Gage CT ieinc
&ifretic ibcr 9tem Yort ulS Bbtlaoclpbia
Gngefrttcn, ptruiBt. 0Ticlbe lit en- icbr &c.
a4teter uuO ctufluBrci6p @iirger, uno itaO
ictne 6rcnnte IN 6olge isiHc5 &cri9miuoenS
lShr btlturuhidt.
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Charley 8pB 06crmaIs 9efunScn.
Gtt atRcrcrGcntlta) fADaer ttno
SreG9er GSdttfrnfth

-, IL N.'J.r H. SeptDr.- Selte
Wtor9en friib orangen Sn 2SeuSborougb, Ba.,
ttnt maSfirte NtGuuer in Die 28obruna be5
y. Hobiriou, Brdiiosnien Der agrfert 92Q~
ttonalbant," b0nOen bicitu, oulc Ocn GaiIt.
rer 9fo6iuion, Srau 0iobinion uno 5rau
Smith, cine So6ter 9tobiniou's; 6an1
5man9en iie ben Saiiircr Hobirion, lie in baS
SanfgebdnOt Su begleittn uno Die Sdrdnfc
81 0finen, Die tie nm $4,000, meiitentbeils
@ourant, crlei6tcrteu. 5n bic gSobnuuQ ocS
9rn. 9fobiniou Suriid9etebrt, IteQten lie bic
WtitglieOer Der 6amilie ciunnoer Qeoeuiibcr
nnO iprOAen gauS uugeniert 81 ibueu; ,oaen
Der SSrau Smltb ctncu Sting I'M gSrtbe bon
$500 pom Singer, fiiBten 6rau 0to6iniuu,
Die Ite SurudltteB, uno itiCgtu oauu in ;u.t
oor Der 1biire balttn0cu mo nit QrIueu
Bferoen bcipanntc &ogcu.
Sine Selobnnng uOu $1,000 it Quf lire
9abbaftperbung gti2Bt uuo $1,000 auf icocn
Gtn5elnrn bon lhnen. Die NiirJeritoft lit
itber bieIcn SoriaQ btgrciflibtrmelc itlr or.
regt. St8 itet bat man nod feline 9tn6alts,
punfte anSitnot9 MAIDEN f6nucu. Wtan per<
mutbet, oaB ote Ginber naC9 Glmira 1id be-
9eben baben. Die Sanf bat groBc lleber.
lbii6e IND ilt iolueslt.
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Wor0 it WNiI00eINhin.

. btlaOelpbta, 8a., 16. Sept. - g.
gen llbr beutc OtOrgeu miBban0elte 6rauF
Sarton bon 6arrougdte ieine 6r0u in brutQ-
ler 8eiie unO ocriette ibr iflieBid cinige
SuBtritte auf Den SOpi, Die ibreu iofortiQCu
SOB CUR 6OIgc bate, Der M6rOcr lit in 81
mabrIanl.
DaS @eOift Der @ciduoreuen lautete oaz
bin, oaB Glliabetb @oitou 0ur1 Die Sdld0c
uno 6uBtritte ibre3 Dtaunc8 j auciS @a6n
get0Otot wOrOen lei. Sie mar 0ie0tuttcr uOu
ie4s Sinoern, BON Nencg giueS, Elm 3ebnjab=
RIGGS 0tdotcn, 3cugif gegcn ibrtn Soter
mar. 2llS ie ibrer SHUTTER ;u 6alie fommen
mOlte, tuurOc tic ieIbit Su &ooeu QchoBeu.
Jta9 bcm SoOe ibrer Shutter elite tie ans
Dem 6Nuie uno mad)te Der Yolisei 2lu3eiQc
bon benz &OrgefauenGn. Gaiton fam in be
trunfenem 3uitan0e nah 6auie, unb ais ibm
ictne Srau Oariiber Soruiirfe utQChtc, troftirte
er iie 10 lange nit SdllGgcu, bis iie toot mar.
Der @rgefld9te wurOc i'll Criminal 8apabrz
lam heOrOert