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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-30

fern, bic oGriiuoer" oieier 8abn, 6iirit Ill
PuttbuS, BrtnS Stron BON @nrlano, eiuen
oerrn Sernar0S uno eineu Serrn Sbiele (;mei
Subalternbeamte a. D. nebt Der Serliner
8anf. gSenn MR." 10 oeSuSirte ct, elmer
8abn cine 3insgorantte 5uipre6en moQen,
10 mitfen mir Die Serbdltniiie oieier Sabn
pritfen unO BON bieier Briifuug unier Sotum
abbdngig MAIDEN. SD erfenne bic 0totiue
Der Staatsregtcrllug an, ite mollte einem
babnIolen 0iitrift EN- lnnge begebrtcS 8enefi;
3umenOeH, oaS Uerloren gebt, ipenn mir oieier
Serltner 9torObabu Die 3iu8qarantie nidlt
3ulprefeu. 4Qein, uertrGgt eS itd nit Der
mtrtbifaftlidJen Dtordl, etu lieoerlidleS, nit
ntdtSrubigem geidJtiinn begriinoete8 Inter
nebmen, bel Dem MilliOnen pergeuOet iino,
5u luboenttonireH Sd fiible midi bered,z
tlgt, auf zen Seridlt Der llnteriufuno8z 8zGomz
mlltoH SuriidSutommen Die @rqebniiie
oteler llnteriu6ung haben meine Dor SabreS
trtlt gema9ten Aufltclungen unO @ntbiillun=
melt btnter iif gelaiien. gSir babeu e8 beute
NIT etnem llntcruabmen III tbun, oa8 nit
Irau0ul0em Bancroft auf elmer Qiuie 1tebt.
VteIne 6eren, Our9 giige uno burf SCtru9
ut Die Son5eliion ernOrbeu morOen, mel6e
sum Ban Der ytOrbbahn Der 6itrIt III Butt.
bus erbielt. Seine IytitidulOigcn iino Yrin;
Stron BON @urlduo, Gin Ser Sbiele, ein
6err Sernaro8 nno Die Serliner 8anf. Son
re4t8me9en mitBte Der &riminQlrtdter eiu=
9reiien.
SD bate III Der llnteriuhunGSzG Commit.
fon Die Sorla0ung oe8 Siirlten gu 8uttbu8
perlan9t, aber i'd purbe iberitimmt. [Sstt,
no Il Utlllionen perQeu0et ino, utB 0ie
Sabn Smang8weiie Oerfauft meroeu, uno lit
tetn Gebot Su erreifen, 10 fam Der Staat bic
&rummer faufeu. Sielletd)t lit ite nd)t fiiuf,
nt1t bier WitlliOnen pertb. Sollten mir bolz
ferotte lluternebrlungen etpa ititten? gSie |
tonlnIen lulr 0a5u? ST e8 0enu feline Gbreu
lade tltr ben Siiriten ButtbuS uuS ben Brinz |
sen StrOn, iett fir Die Sabn ein;utreten? II |
OttOlton 3iuieu f0unen iie ieoer3eit altfbrinz |
gen, tie itnO iebr reide 2eute, ltuo che td) iie
Don oteier @breuperpfinttng eutbinbe, ioa |
ntT erlt tbre Serarmnng nadgemteien mer=
pen. Aud) Der 5er3o9 BON Wtedleuburg f0nute
IA tltr Die NfttOndre eintrctcu unO ebenio ote
j, Serllner Sant;" ite bat mit9ebolien an Dem
Rutn oes ltuterHebmeu8 Dteiue 6erreu, ne
1en Der abltraften glbt e8 cine lpirtbihaftlide
Utoral, Die relpefttrtleln nil. 0urd Sd)mtnz
lit Die StaatSregierunQ, lit
)aS Publltum getdIid)t morGen. Der Cub
llternbeamte gS. 3. Sbtele Seid)uete auf Sc,
letB beS 6iiriten 8nttbu8 bier 0tilliOnen Qf
len, STuars8 ebenio oiele; Der Brin3 8irou
puroe lo89elniien, aber bcrfiir enti6Gbi0t.
l8eld) eln S6winOcl bis iu'8 Sleinite unO
lt8 tn'S llngebeuerite biueiu! 8iele tauieuO
Sbrdncn baben Oieie 2eute auf oem @euiI-
en-" SroBOem 6tuanSmiuiiter @ampbouien
lnO 9anoelSmintiter Or. 2(9euba9 it'd fitr
ne Sorlage in Die Sreide warfeu, nuroe Oie=
elbe pom 9anie nit PSF gcgen "a Stimmen
)ermorfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-30
Stronie & GOmp.,
Gttte ScrfaMtm.i1ta9 s1tr 9SeeIdpafi
fmm9 Oct SnbuSd)iencn Gits
Sennl=, WOntmcNt= tttS
In0erett StrnBen

WWOt[SW ~kENBGH
t0no geltern Nben0 I'M ShullOtQlc Der ct.
Wattbdt t=@emetnOe itatt. 6Olgcnoc Sei6liife
WuroeH augenontmcn:
g5nmer9Glb etneo 3ettraumc5 uoume9r, oeun nbtz
5epn Utonaten, uuuittelbar Der Gjegenmdrt porberz
geReno, itno Betitoneu nit Den llutcridriIten BON
2auleHoen oer Surger un0 9}emo6Her DIT 8atimoz
res uno pom neun 3egnteln Der an 6elu9tem @ilen=
Oaqu9elene @runoel9entbun beiiseuoen Berioneu
um gSe9lbGfung Der Gileu6d6u Sdteneu in Gcuz
nal Aoenue, W(ouumentz BOn0z uub an0erru
SttaBen Dem Ihtbaren OtG0or uu0 Sta0trat6e unz
tefOre!tet lpotoen Stele Betttoneu 5aben bi5Gcr
nllr Oe tuble oottbtelt Der germeiiuu9 an elm 60
mite erbalten, melhe5 blslang ieiuen Bertdt Al en-
ltatten erman9elt 9Qt. SjH @rmanQelunQ zines Iolz
ben SertftS ut BON etnem uueribrodeueu Sertretcr
oeo SolteS, 0rn: Stanlcp 0pnIon, cine BeroroRuHg
sur @Hternuu9 Oeldgter @elPiIe i'm Stdotrat6e elm
geor19t noroen. ga man Die Seidlusiafuuq iiber
otele Setoronung auf SOrlltd9 0ciie(beu Somtte's
9e9en ods Ielerlt1e SerIprehen, oaB am 8teufta0e
mad Der SiubriuguuQ oieier Seroronund aau3 iid1er
Elm 8erdlt erifeineu per0e SuriiGqeleQt hat In6 b4
Die Srit, bis iu tUC(ber oeies 8erfa6reH cirQeI6f
metoeH loue, lbon ldn9e ocroien lit, uno mir nur
moo ueHt9e gage 9aben, ebe Der Staotratb iid) ami
ole Sommerferien Oerta0t, DG6ren0 er idOn iei (ck
tenn Ntontn9e bis 8um uabitcu ittb ucrtagt bat, 6a
ferner 0a5 Bolt bcfur5tet bcr GiniluR cuer oroFcn
TorperlJb0tt Deroe in Anmen0uUq Qe6radlt merSen
nm oem 2Slucu oe5 Soltes burh Au5ii6uu9 parlas
mentarIber &utttt uno 9uiibu6 Der 8eidliFfaiuuq
bis mad ben Sommerierten cine ge0crlaoe ia be-
reiteu,
OerobaIben miro bei6roTen, ouB Oicie 8erfommz
lung! ole Sertretcrtn 2NueRoer Der 4Gpo6ner Sfz
Saitlmore5, 9termtt tBrem gro6eH Scroruile uno
tteten Se6auern, oaB aut uur eie 9erugite Babrz
ltelntttfett IUeterer &erjctteung 6eier miifttoen
Sra9e oorbanoen ietn Ioate, 2Iu56rut pereibt un0
per Set5o9gun8 cine NteoetIa9c oorjic5t, oamit
pas So!t erIabre, ncr ietRe Sreuuoe uuo ner Ietne
Seinoe iiu0;
beihoien, oQS oas ftibere Gomite QuourdJ aufocz
loroert utro, olele Seifuie nCbt Dtotiuirun9 Sr.
Gqten oenl Ota9or uno Abt6Qreu StdotratbszGolz
legtum gu ibergebeu uuo benz Staotratbe QdltunQsz
poL, aber eutibleoeH uorjuIteIeu oar Die oeutlfhe
Dtetnung cine unoorji9ube A6ittmmuuq iber 6ieie
III StzSalttnore alcS aUoere a6iOr6ireuoe Trage
iOroert"
~ Jobu ;. IIaoopr, Brdii0ent;
(l29) @amncI =. Nln, Setrctdr,
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Siilfe fist ote ltebcri6mcmn.tet
tn Mof1od,1tSettS.

Sprin9fielb, Waii., 20. 0fai. - Die
Seitrdge oil barren @elbe, iuelde biz jett
an ben S4abmeiiter beS 5ilfSzGomite'S eillz
gegangen itnO, belalfen iid) aui $52,277.
4uBer0em iiuO bon 6itlfs-Gonite'n einS Selner
Srti9aften beOeutenSe Summen in @mpfang
genonlmen ober BON ein3elnen 9ebern uer=
tbeilt tporOen. Die SeitrG9e an gtabrungs=
mitteln nn6 SleiOnngStiifen itnO iebr reid
lid geflofen.
9Otale Siilfs. Gohlite'n melocu, baB ibr
Ser5ei6niB BON gtOtbleibenbcn fd i6nell
Oerrtngere, 10 Dap ba8 Seriorgung8= 9eparte.
ment 5u gStlamSburg, SfinnerDille uub
GeeOS mad 8-14 Sagell ieinc GBdtigfeit ELM
iteaen miro, pGbrenO ba8jenige gu Sa10enz
bile bic Difcntlid]e 2tuflnertiamfeit am 2dngz
fen in 2lnipruf nebmen mnB. Otebrere Sa-
mtlieu gu gSiGtamsburg ituO nit gSobnuuz
gen, W06eln un6 @elb uerieben morben, Inn
einen neuen !Snu8balt an;ufnngeu, unO su
2eeOS lit taft Die Sodlfte Der Setruffenen 10 ge=
felt worben, OaB iic ieBt fir iid ieIbit iOrgeH
fnunpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-30
Der Orctmnopierjigite Gon9rC6.
Grite Stkutt0.

W + btngtOn, %. Wtai.-Sm SeHate
Duroe eiuc Betition Der inter ben @boctum@
unO @bidaiam Snbiaueru pobuenOeu gteger
oerleieu, oaB bieclben fattiitJ nod immer
StlaOeH ieien; ite Uerlaugcn, 0aB Die &egie-
ruug elmer Delegation Die 0tciietoiteu Ueripil.
ligt, nm nu6 B0ibington IN tOmmen un0
ibre Safe Dem &OugreNe Uor5ule9cu.
Die 6ausbttl iiber 2luibcbung Der 4ngebe=
gebiibren Wnroe etuberihtetuuo ruiro na1ltelr
0Ienltag uerbanoelt ueroen.
Den Sffi5ieren oe8 6ricg5idliie8 ,,Dtouo~
cacg" WurOe geitNtttet gemiiie Silbermeboils
fen Oe8 S6nig8 BON Stan gu acceptireu.
Sm RtprG ientautenb a ie murOe
beidlOieu, fd bon bcutc gtadmittag bis gum
udhlten Dtonta9 Su Oertagen.
gtad @rleotgung etuigcr unmidDtt9cn Sor=
lageu tuur6e bic Bill itber NllmGiQe GeOut=
tiOn Der 2lrmce aufgenommcn. 6urlbutipradJ
9egen bic Bill. 6aiulep metute, Die Sermilz
ligun9eu ieen bon beiOen Oduieru OermdBer
beihnttten, OaB etnc JfeOuItOn Der 4rmee
unbeoingt nOtbwenoig iei. Sin 2(utrag, Die
Bill auf Den Sid gu lcgcu, murOe uermorfeu-
2llbrigbt'S 9(mcnbcment, bic 3abl Der 3abl=
meiiter Su perminOeru, muroe nieoergeitImmt-
Die Bill muroe Johann init 1l9 gegeu lO4
Stimmen augenommen.
9aS oauS berietb iOoann iiber Oa8 SeuNtS~
2(meuOement Der Suitis Serlpiuiguug8 Bill,
Die Grueuuuug eiue8 3. 6iiliSsS sStaat8ietret1r
betreffenO, unO Oaliel6e ipur6e NIT l2G ge9er
20 SttnnleH.
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der nur sum tleinen Sbeil uerF6ert ift, pirO
auf $50, 700 geifdtt.
SrO Oflpu, N.zg., 20. Mai. = 5eute
Wtorgen brad IN NatBaniel SuriOn's &iiridz
nerel, gtr. 226, 6luibings s2ueuue, 6euer ans,
meld)eS etnen S6aOen bon etiua $4,000 an
ridtete.
Neip=Srleau8, 80. Wtai. - gtrpa 20
tletne 9duier an Der @lara., Claiborne unb
BerotooftraBe iinO beute niebergebrannt. Der
Serlnit betrG9t $4,000, Die Serii6erung8>
iun1n1P 600 O0o
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@eber ole Sertbeilrng bcs l1nterititbungsz
fonbs fir 2Ouiitana geleitet bat, lit beute BON
gtemzS Orleans Suriifgefebrt gr iagt, 0ie
S9ilbernngen iiber Die gtutb Der 8etrOffenen
ieien tetnesiue9e8 ibertrtcben, unb Die lleberz
i6memnten fpiirben alle8 @elbe8 bebiirfen,
pel6e8 Suiammengebradt perOen t0nnte. gr
iprid1t nit bem b6hfen 2obe bon Oenl BEL Der
Serthetluun befolateu S5nIterne.
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Die fattfmdnniidle @aent1tr bon
q. o. Dunn y Comp,
SaooitzG6e Oer Baltimore uno SbarIeSttr.,
RaItim mnrP

(StabIirt i'm Sunt 1841.)
9teIes @tdblinemeut lieert (nur on llneridrciber)
Gle not9igeH oetatatrten Sniomationen btnf6tlid
Der Stenuns, Serauttu ortlbteit &C. pon Saufeuten
0duoIern Ii. /. ~. nnerbalb Der Ser. StaGteu Gerz
ritorien uno Srtiit=Roro= =Gmerta; audl Hefern iie
Elm 6eierenB BUD, melhes Die 9tamen pon me6r
als 100000 Sduheuten (. ~. uuo oeren Staten un6
Die Stelluu9 oeriebeu eutBdlt. gS 1T 0as compile
tee uno Gus9eoebntete S9ien, iuel6es iemaIs fir
8equemlthteit Der Sant= uuo 0anoesbGuier uno fin
Die Gn9emetne Serbeiierun9 uno ben Sdus be5 SGnz
oels or9antrt muroe. 90 3peig Bureaus baben mir,
neId)e in oen bauptidtlidfeu Stioten ino; unIere
gret6terun9en tonuen nidlt iibertroifeu iuerOcn.
gSuI. y. SearIctt, bierpobHenber @ompGgnou.
ntt6iahen i'm allgemeinen 6eior9t. (5du2l, ,1SD
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Snlanos9epeld)ert.
olns Der 9,tnoesba,,ptffaSt

gSaibiNgton, 30. Wat. : Der Yrdii-
bent bat beute cine Proclamation erlaiIen,
in lpeld)er 9ciagt ruirb, baB fir Die 0auer BON
sebn Sabren Slid Seluno Slide ailer 9lrt,
Gardiner aussenommen, frei in bic Ser.
Staaten BON ben britiiden Bropin;en eiuges
fiibrt werocn biirien. 9ieie Proclamation,
peld)e an1 nod peri6teoene anbere Bunfte
bedt, fiiubigt cine @rneueruug Der &eciproci=
tdt, uel6e bereits friiber 3tpii6en ben Ser.
Staaten unb Canada beitanb, apenn audi in
belhrdnttem SraOe, an.
9ie Notbletoen0et III 2ontItatta.
Soiton 29. Wtai. = Ser 4dtb. 6enrp
y. @rOwea, melder i'm Namen Der SOltoner
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scr @eISntorft.

Stem zOorf, 30. 0tai. = @el0 aftiu Su
2-3. gSe9iel fan, 4.884. golO hau gu 112bb-
1124. Sbligattonen flau, Sedlier 1913, '62ef
1159. glttien aftiu aber flau, Stem 9orf @enz
tral 98b, @rie 354, 2ate SbOre 74E, Sis.
Central 81, GittSbur9 874, gtOrtbmeitern
40s, pref. 573, 6od SSlanO 975.
llnteri9abamts 8tlanS: Sob $49, ,434, =
075 Sournnt SA6 A17163
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81. Sabrgaug.
Sian faufe Singers

WWU WNt WWVt%VEF F1SESVK6tWFVWVVV*FI
unb laf1e ole Reparaturen 6eior9en BON
+. ~. gStIo,
beuti dh e5 9eld aft,
taprin5, ,12OteD ssr. 81, gSeit;s3aItimureitr.
G8T 0soocrne @inrid)tuns lit, wenn elm Yrt<
pabauS uerfouit ODER perpatet iueroen io fait Sur
obIoluten GotbWenoi9feit seiporoen. SIR Mansel
in einem Sotel bereitct Dem sroBen gnoranse Rei=
ieuber unbequemlidlfetteu. Die gi9eHtbmer oes
.ain,ericau=Sspnie"i in Bolton nebmen jebe gor=
ri6tuu9 fir Die 9eauemIibteit ibrer @dfe on, uno
Die Selie6tbett biess Sotels betuuoet bic gSiroiz
suns, fpelbe ben Semubunsen Der Gi9entbimer Su
Sbei( miro. (118-29T &p)
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III 5. grOBc8 4}icnit

f4ll D. grOBc8 Rtc1liC "a
95 GOmp. ~ GaD., 49, ". %. @, -1H.. 1s,S
(@onO &eibgaroe),
an Stenftng, ben 2. Suut 1874,
g. @utb'a @arten, an Oer Setair gluemus.
Stft5ter oe5 Cages:
SteHt. Sob. cent.
Sorltser:
&ieut. ". &eub.
rrdugcment5z omite:
Stett. Sob. 9Serncr, Ser9t. Z. SdIIaffer,
Ser8t. 5. SdImiOt, G0rp. s.. antou,
Ser9t. s.. SMmiot, SoIO. Is. SdlwarlfoDf,
GIMP fang s=Gomtte {:
Rnior s.. @ilMor, e. gSdaer,
Gapt. 4.Ssa idJmener, 5. @lIaijer,
4ug. albert, G;sg., ". Sonia,
Or. SSul. 8ieinbarOt, 4. DSutb,
Seinr. SsGidmeger, SuTepb GGIrefer,
Spbauu S1uetnIdmiot.
Se9el= = 0 NJ / e:
". 2lnton, Gurp. Wu6,
y. Sal5tg, Sergt. S1s,
Wug. Neidl, ". Bauer,
&ctnri6) Sud)s baum.
S6t9e @ompugnie periamme(t iidb ON StenItoa,
ben 2. Sunt, Wor9eus llbr, am nBroQouQu Sns
ttLtute" I NIT petsen 9aRoiduben, aappeu uHO Glr=
tel ogne SQbel.
Capt. Seuffert6 UiuftzgOrpS miro lid panttttd
oaielbf etHftuoen.
aae @9reumtt9Iteoer II. ou5 guGlifum iibsr5aupt
fno bofthlt eiHgelaoen.
yt. 9. &m @Iaec fiHoet Elm Bretstegetn itatt. g
Brciie.J
U29-30) et. &6nia, SER.
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8. &attte, Serausseber.
SPECIAL Noti,e,t.

Baltimore
tlre .9a(aranfe Ofiff,
euoneits@de bon Snutbs nms SSater. 5trate.
Sieie @eieaidait perii6ert fortpdArenb sesen Ser.
tni, ober Sbabeu bnr1 Srauouusliid ioipo5l In Der
gta6t, fpie TN eanoe, ole Grten BON @isentbum,
23o9n=, eabenz .uuo a8oarenbduier, San6etesiiter,
aierbauzP uzProoutte, 0i0beIn, SGus @erdtbi6afen,
tn Sau be9riifeEe ober i'm paieI ir Sabuu9 6efinbs
lite SabrSeuge Il. ~.
Ga5 Sirrttoriunl beitebt aus iorsenben Serreu:
gem. 9. $ Grrtion, Yrafoent;
Geo. R. YiderS, E. b. 3dpff,
0apio g. @iIioH, &. Ro6t. Senttus,
Soiab Bennington, 8. Dlorton Stetpart,
Srdnet5 z. 9ns, .. s. Rencomer,
9eurp Carroll, Sroile SoruiB,
Vi. z. Steuart, Us. g9. 2dpt0r,
2Ba. 5. 8runs, Ssroel @oban,
@eorge9 6. Sarriion.
gppIitatlonS SornulGre un0 iDeitere 96ibridt l6eY
bic 9eieli6ait piro in Der Office, SiioDeT=Gde Dor
Soutgz uno g8aterraBe, ert9eitt, no aud ollie suf=
irdse ofort erleoigt fperoen Seriherun9en fperben
auf ir9eno cine 6riit aR9eRommen iue9e Der appliz
iant hpiniteu mag,
(5anL1SD Gr. @opSwprtb, Setr.
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TSmrG,tbarer Stmrm t1 st. SOniS,
ySD.

Qouis, Mo., 20, Mai. - @eitern
0a6mittag srpii6eu unN 8 llbr fegte Elm
furftbarer Srfan iiber Die StaOt, ipeld]er,
bon tpagel Degleitet, an @ebduOen, Ginfriez
oigun9en, SonnenOddern &C. beoeutenOen
S1a6en anri6tete. Nebrere 6duier murOen
entbad)t, unb S6ilOer uub iOnittge @e9en=
ftdnbe mirtelten bur9 eiuanOer. Ntebrere
9ampfer I'M Sluiie perloren lire S6Orn~
iteiue uno mlroen anoerpeitig bei6doigt.
Der an S9iffen angeri6tete SdaOen wiro
auf S15 900 aejdl1Bt.
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Gin 1ttt0etrGMer Se0mtter

9St tn9 II, Del, %. Wtal. = Sll
elmer Sibuu9 De8 StaotratbS BON beute
2lbenb beri9tete bas Sinan5= =Gomite, OuB Die
9e9uungen Soiepb 6. &tllgOre'8, beS tribe
ren l1dbtiiGen S6atmeiiters, cin 0efi5it bon
iiber $4,000 na6mteIen. St(l9ore lit S6at=
meiiter Der gr5iebnngSbeb6rOe nnO bat aud
ais iOlher einen llnterihletf bon $500 &C.
madt. Son bieien Seruntreuuu9en bate
idon lett einiger 3eit 9eriiAtSWeile per
lautet
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Cincinnati, 30. Mtai. = 9a8 ganSe
bon Der @auulz, SrOnts, @ritenz uuO @lrH-
tonitroBe begrdn5te SnaBeugepiert 5u De-
fiance, Ohio, lit nieOergebrannt. Ser Ser
luit 1T grOB, bod Die 6Dbe OefIclben lit nidt
ange9eben.
SoGebo, Ohio, 30. Olai. = Der ourd,
Die geitri9e Seuersbruult in Defiance, Ohio,
augeridtete 96aOen ipiro auf $25, 900 gez
id)dtt. @s brannten i'm @an3eu Is 6duier
nieoer.
New>0orf, 20. Wlai. = Die erO6en
2adirs s8erfitGtten bon @mil @olman &Gomp.
Su Sunter's Boint, SIS, ftnb bente Dtorqen
uOllitdnbtg nieOergebrannt. Der Serluit be-
trdgt ungeiabr $4,000.
Gbicago, 20. Wtai. - Geherft rpurbe
iait Der sar5e SeiddftStbeil oe8 0ories 81
luoOS, Bia-GOuutp, ST., our6 eine Senerss
brunit Serit6rt. 9rei5ebn SebduOe, in mel
den 10 Sirmeu @eid)afte betrieben, purDen
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Abe Episcopsi Convention.
THE ARRANGENENTs-A LARGE NUN
BER OF DELEGATES

The eishty-fou annual convention Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, In the Diocese Of
Delaware. will be hsld in Sc Lukss p: F. Church.
in Seaford beginning on Wtdaesday, jim, 8. The
exercises In connection with the Convention will
be as follows:
Monday-At o'clock, p. NJ, evening prayer,
AMI sermon BY the Rev. 8. F. Hotchklns, of Clay
mont
Tussday--At A O'Clock, p. NJ, confirmation by
Bishop Lee, after evening prayer and sermon.
WednesdAy-Nine o'clock, AN. meeting Of the
delegates to the Convention for organization -
l01< o'clock. A. N, morning prayer, sermon aud
administration OF the Holy Communion. 8 T.
NJ. visionary services, With addresses.
Thursday--Ten A. n, business sessious Of Con.
ventiOn ~ r. ~, service for the Sunday School
with addresses 10 the children.
Friday-Lsying Of the cornsr. atone OF st. Phil.
lips Church, Laurel, Del. at 10Y O'Clock. A. ii.
~ +. NJ. missionary services In 81. Philip.
Chapel, Laurel.
A large number OF Delegates will be present
representing all the p. e. Churches iu Whining
ton, and nearly ala the Others in tho Diocese. Th'
delegates have been apportioned among the hos
pitable citizens Of Seaford and will be well taken
care of. Bishop Lee and Rev. George A. LatmeI
OF Calvary, will stay with Mrs. Wright Rev DR.
Frost OF Trinity, with Ex-Governor Ross Rev
4. Il. Littell, OF st. Johns, and two delegates
from Calvary, with Captain N. Colbourne Rev
William Murphy, OF Old Swedes', with william
Whitney Other Delegates from Wilmington
Churches, will be cared for by Mrs. Euuice Ross
Col. E. Martin. q. w. 8. Nicholson, W. W. Du
| laney aud at St Lukss.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-30
SECOND " EDlTI0NI
a. polio EMAN DROWNED.
RAILROAD MATTERS. 60
nQoWMGo.

oPFIoen GAS. wiRf DRownnD IN THE cHaIs-
TIANA.
This morning. officer Charles Writ, policeman
Of the First District, accompanied by John q.
Murdock. prison keeper, and the latters son
went up the Christians In row boat, ON fishing
trip. At Pesch's Landing, near Walton 4
Whann's phosphate works. officer Writ, In ad-
lusting the net, stepped upon the gunwhals Of
the boat, capslzsd IT, and threw all the occupants
into the Christians.
NJ. Aurdock and his son who were good
swim.asn " inmediaiely16avs their assistance to
omcer Writ, who was unable to swim stroke
But the latter was large, powerful man, and
losing his presence OF mind be came near drown
ing his friends with himself Once they had
him almost In the boat, but he slipped ffcm their
grasp and sank 10 rise no more. When he was be
yood their reach, his companions clambered into
the boat, returned TO this city, and conveyed the
sad intelligence to the deceased officers friends
body.
Mr.. Writ was appointed Q policeman iu
the First District. Oy Mayor Simms,in Jan.
uary, 1873, and has served faithfully and
emciently ever aimee, being ranked ss one
OF the most Trustworthy officers of the
force. He leaves = wife and four childr en-
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The Civil Rights Rtll.

Gen. Butler, il seems, has very good reason
for not pressing his civil rights, and that ia the
iniimation coming from the President that he
would certainly veto it in its present form. He
would press it If he could be assured of a two
thirds vote, on the idea that its passage BY such
.. vote might baye some effect upon the Presi-
dents action. The republicans who would ra,h-
er not be recorded on the bill are we'll satisfied
that II should 20 by default. The colored peo-
pie here are INDIGNANT, however, and have call
cd upon Judge Hoar TO know why he does no,
prsss It.. They told him plainly that Mr.. Sum.
ner left to him o sacred legacy, aud they
ask him to fulfil his duty rs executor. Judge
Hoar replies that at present there is no hope o
sccsss and bids his colorsd friends 10 bide III eli
time hopefully - Washington Cor.
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THIRD EDITION.
REAL ESTATE OPERATIONS.
DECORATION DAY. &e.
Real Estate.
PosTPoNRhKNr OF VIM. BRIGHr's sAIE ov Yor

VI "M' bHi0HTs eALK OF LOTS.
Yesterday afternoon VIM. BRIGHT offered o,
puoilc sale nineteen lots on Second. Third Broo,n
ana seariss streets. The sale was we'll attended,
put only two or three of the lots were soId a.
Tue oids we're not deemed sufficiently large. the
sale o: the other lots was postponed.
LAND SALES Mancha & Bro. Real Esta,s
agents have recently sold the following farms in
Caroline county, Md: '-'''' :"
ferdae keets' farm, near Boousborouoh IN
FORK, for IL, ,0O0 N'""'1' Ne"
- Wm. WIkinson's farm of 81 acres to William
Burke. Of New York, for 81 200 "''a"
Up. j. Hubbard's farn, 80 oIa
Clotier. Of New YORK, for 81, zoo. ~ o"'i'e'
=, a Iaim belonging to Esma Lowe, containing
o0o ~ acres' to Mary A. Murray, OF New York. tor
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n eligious.

Services wall be held at the First Baptist
7.45, p. NJ. Preaching by the pastor, l. M. East
wood. All are cordially invited. Seats free.
Second Baptist Church, corner of French and
Fourth streets, Rev. A. McAuthur, pastor, will
preach tomorrow at 101S, A. M., and 7.45 P. NJ.
Subject: isr the morning. " Lies Storms !" for
the evening, "a Solemn Admonition.' All are
cordially invited.
WHsT PREsBYTEnIAN CHURCH corner Of
Eighth and Washington streets. Services to-
morrow by the pastor, Rev. j. N. p. OTIS. at l01f
O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock p. NJ. The Holy
Communion ia the morning; Subject for the
evening, "Christ In the Home" Strangers and
the public generally are cordially invited
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-
AMUSE "a ENTS.
SIMMONS & SLoCuM's MINsTRELs AT tn
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,.

SIMMONS & SLoCuM's MINsTRELs AT TIL
GRAND OPERA HoUsg.
a large and very respectable audience a: =
ssInbled at the Opera House. last evening.
to witness the performance OF Summons IL
Sloeum's Miustrels. a most Imaginable
pTogr Ainms was presented, the most excel
lent features OF which were The dancing OF
Tnrner and Allen, aud the ever pleasing vi.
olin solo OF Mr.. Eddie Fox. The Temp rr-
ance Crusaders n hit at the Chic move
nent, closed tho evenings entertain me ent.
The audience sosmad very weff satisfied il
plauditss are any ctitet,ion' BY Thfth q
Judge.
AMUSEMENT MoTEs.
10 night, At the Grapd Qpers House, Prof..
Hermann. the famous magician, whose mar
veious exploits have bewildered thousands
will give one OF his magical entertai nments
He should be greeted by large audience,
Monday evening, McDonough, Earnshaw
Il Goa Royal Marionettes, together with a
grand val iety and pantognime performance,
" IN he siyap St the Institute Hall. The
eigagsManT will continue sIl the week.
4 strawberry festival viii be held In ths
West Pissby terrain Church, cu Wedn--~--
evening next, We hor'." -.j
attended,. Will 10 largely
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A colossal statue for the Anlielam Monument
at Westerly, z. l.. was unveiled yesterday.
There vas a military and civic parade two
oratlons wer delivered. and the statue was de
corated with towers aud Gags, Nearly 5000
people participated The statue 10 PA feet high.
The entire monument Is to be finished and
dedicated in Ssptsmber