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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
8ounermeur Dig tiber Ole 8etano.
luna Stpeeo'S.

Neiu= orf, 3. Se5br.-Gtu Sd)reiben
oes @ouperneurs Dir an ben Wapor 5ape-
meper, tpel6es aus lester gSo6e oatirt, mirO
perbfientlt1t 9aiielbe bat aui 9S. SO.
SweeO Sesng. Ser @ouperneur iagt, er lei
unterridtct worben, baB benz Strafling Smeeo
10 uiele Bripilegien bemllligt miiroen, baB
oerislbe elm eigenes !3tnmer babe unb nit al
lem Comfort unb 2urus umgeben lei; Speeo
trase biirserlid1e aleiouns unb genieBe bic
Sretbeit oes @efdngnifies, fur;um, lei in iez
Der Stnit9t Der @efdnsniBzD zDissiplin uberbo=
ben. Der @ouperneur erflart, bieies lei cine
Sauah fir ben Staat; cine perbrs9eriid,e
Yiidtoerlstung Derjenisen, ipelhe bel Wtikz
a6tung aler @elcee bieie 8egiiaittaunq erz
lauben, uno bieiclbe f0nne nid)t perfebleu,
Denen gum MiBtrcoit 81 9ereifen, tueldbe inn
Stanbe ieieu, oleie uebelitdnbe absuitelleu.
Ser GOupernenr bdlt eS fiir feline Yfli6t, ben
MapOr auf Oieie Sade aufmertiam ;u nlaz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
dsn, uls oieisni9e SebOroe, ipeld)e I'M Stanb
lit, eine aenperuns su treften.
GebtiGlag oes MmstanSes Der
Sd1iE6I0Npr

g2em<9orf, 8. 9esbr. = Der ausitano
Der Sdifislaber idleint ieinem @nbe entgegsn
au gebeu. Die 0anpier @ompa9nie'n iinb
ieit sntihloiien, Die rebuSirten S0bne auireft
gu erhalten. Die Ssgelid)iffe laiien oagegen
Su friiberen Staten arbeiten.
Die Sblfisarbeiter bon SObofen erflGrten
iid bereit. nit ben 5an1bnraer, Sremer unb
reaale" 9ampild'ifftabrts .Geieaid9aftcn Ell
nen GOmpromib absuid)lieBen, purOen aber
BON bereu Agenten beid)ieoen, paB glrbeirer.
Die sur llulon geborten, ntd)t mebr beld]dfti9t
tniirhPn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
tSelesrapbii9e 9epei@ell.
Satan0>0epei9eas
Mus Der sunoesbamptitast.

gSai bington, 3. Deg. - Sle De
legation Der Is gtaoaio<Sdnptlinge traf gez
itern bier eiu. Shr Stumm, ipeldler IL 900
Seelen 3dblt, tit irieOli& uno beifdftt9t iid)
NIT aderbau uno Sieb5uft; ite bellten 130,z
900 S1aie uno 10000 Yieroe. Ser Stamm
erbdlt jabrli9 $4,000 SabresgelOern bon
Der Negleruug.
Ser beariii9tigenbe Irditeft oes Sd)ab=
antics bat geitern ieiuen langen SabreSberlht
publi5irt; oa bereits Elm gtadfolger ernannt
lit, 10 mar bteies mabriheinllh oas aebte BON
Otulett's Dffentlid)er 4mtstbdtigfeit.
& Ser Sabresbertd]t Der Stttatoren oer
Otilitdr= =afaoemie wuroe 9eltern benz arie9sz
nliuilter iibergeben.
= Sine Ofittbsiluug oe5 Sen. Sberiban
melpct, Dap man nab geuauer GrfunOigun9
ausgefunber, baB Der StiomazSdnptiln9 Big
Gree feline Yarole nidt gcbro6en bat.
- SIS tit in oiplomatiiden Sreiien befannt
genoroeu, baB Spanen Die @nti9doi9ung
i'm y ygirginius" Salle nod niht po0 lOnoern
MN tbelllpetie be3ablt bat.
Der @ommifGr bes General 0anoamtes
hat beute eine midtige @ntiheioung iibel
Minenanipriide uno SocatiOn oerlelben ab9e.
geben.
Ser Seri9t bes Sberbunoesanwaltes if
eridieuen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
0erbaftuns eines staot<Wapors.

WilfeS ARE, Yennl., 3. 0e3br.- W.
g8. 9oftus, Dtapor BON Scrauton, wuroe
beute ipegen Meineios uerbaftet. &ldser 1T
Soiepb 0toientbal bon Scranton, Der ben
6aitbefebl bon Dem albermau Barions bon
bier errpirft bate. Ser Wapor batte ein@er=
b0r Su beiteben uHo iteate Siir9idait fir iein
@rideinen por benz @riminal9erl9te I'M Sa.
ularz Sern1lne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
@ Or. 3. 6. WoaFog,

RadbfoIeer bes 8 I. % n o cit,
n. <8as Mscit.isaaettes, ober9alb gutaWfra6e.
Sdhne werOen barbaus obne Sdmersen NIT quite
s.s pes ajes ansseso9en sanse @'sniIis NIT gaz
mi5dbnen 10 binis, wie $40 uno paiieno 9eIaaitti;;
dGbtem @slbe aut cine uorSHslite sseiie, seillt ~
uno bo6er. pero onen peroen mo1!t9ln, pier eor5Iz
ipreden, ebe ie auoerswo bingsben, oa ose 6aeti!z
or,neitunff uidt Hbertroffen peroen tonnen. Que
greiie no e9r uieoris, une ipiro ale aroe1f safanz
titt, S1s Geihdit lit Su eOer 3ett seonnet.
-SultIO, Sttit-SaufOS -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ettter Sanf

Ybtla6elp b a, 3. Oe5.-Oas Otrettoz
RUM Der bieigen r@iti3ens' Sanf" bei6lob
hente, Die @eiddttstbdtigteit berielben eiil5u=
itelen. Ser YrGitpent Der Sauf coutatlrte,
baB bic peri0uliden @utbaben Der 9lftieniu=
baber bis gum Setrase ibrer @inlagen uoll.
itduoig geoedt ieien, ebenio wiiroeu bic De.
poiitdre pollitdnbig beirieOi9t rperocn. 0as
6aliment bat troepenl III finau5iellen 8relicu
9robe 9lufre9ung berporgerrfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Ginitttrs elmer Wauer.-9ret Wd,tz
TIER Sd1tuer ucrlekt.

B btI a Del bl0, 3. Se5. = gSabrenb
beute Nadntittag arbeiter nit benz abbre6en
zines 6auies gegeniiber Dem neuen Yoitae=
bdube beiddflrgt maren, ftiirste cine Mauer
elm, pier oerfelben besrabeno. aae murben
nod lebeno herporge5ogen, brei oapon aber
iinb lehr id1iper perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Gntlafi,ttta Der fcternoem Gtiens
balm. a m fetf

m c1n n Il, o, 2. 0eS. pie v3bez
iapeate~Sbio Giieubabn- @eieaibaft" berif-
tigte heute Die Soroeruugen Der telernoen In-
seltellten auf Sesabluag tbrer riiditdnoigen
sobne uno entlieB iie baum. Die 3u9e geben
tpteoer, tpie gep0bnlif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Der @anframb pnm gNeQsbnrn'

WellS boro', Yenni., 3. 0esbr.-@Os'
grope, Der Seraubuu9 Der - u8easboro' SEA
ttonalbanf" angeflagt, .uuroe beute Setreffs
oeS eriten Ynnftes, pegen perbrederild)en
@inbrlngens in bic Bobnung beS SanfzPrd,
iioenten 8. Iobinion fir ld)uloig befunOcn.
Scr lIrtheil8iurudl mrrbe pertant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Ser ausftano Der Gtienbabnbeam,
ten In WSeifsWiratutett.

q d NJ ND, Yirg., 8. Deg. = Der Nus-
Babn" in sSef .Sirsinisu iit poriibsr, Die
S09mpasn1s hat I, Oenlslbsn lbrs S1bns ansbe-
dung Der 3iige bauerte nHr "a Stunoen,
ausenblidlid) peroen bieielben in Der iriiberen
6egelmdBigfeit bef0roert. '5erte fauo ote
idbrlid)e @erlammlun9 eber Aftioudre Der
uSbeiapeafes Sbio- -Sabn" itatt; Der Bra afbeut
nno basOireftorlum maren inbeHen nit ibren
Yeri6ten noD nift bereit unb 10 pertaste f6
bic Serlantmlltng bis gum 20. 3. 30.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04

fir gjelo unb 1892 fir Srief. Die Dis
conto State I'M oIienen Marfte bstrdgt 81
Yros., niebriger ais Die State Der y 8nnt
uou Gnalano." Grie 254.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
SmiTsuaArtmteu.

Sa8 ameritauiihe Srlegsidifi ,gSadu=
ietts," uorgeitern bon 9tewzSrleanS itbcr
aev=lSeit in Der 6,itung UtOmoe angefom-
men, wlro sur 0eparatur nah Jtoriolt gebCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Gin ueter aird,em=sfanoal.

9 + | a | . ! / a, 5. ScSbr. Ger
gbrlp. Sbomas Cooper, BaitOr Der @ongre=
satious STRIDE Su 5ranfiorb, Der zines idanbs
lihen 9lnsriHes uno Der MiBbanoluu9 Der
Slora Dtap Yeters, zines 18zjdbrigen Dfao-
deus, angefla9t 1T, muroe bonn Sderiff uu-
ter 8iirgifaft BON $4,000 geitelt. Ser Sater
oes Dtaohens lit Der aldger uno foroert
$4,000 Shaoenerias. Die @emeiunemitz
glieoer balten ibren Yaitor fir rn6uloig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
SIR 0nnfocsSttft.teI.

80 o n, 3. OeSbr.--Ole Nrbelt on Dem
Sooiac=2uunel lit ieet 10 nett porseihritten,
baB 6raht5iise beulelben paiitren f0unen; oa
aber befdlloig nod 6elstiide in oemielben
fallen uno cine sanSe Strede nit Saditelnen
seipDbt meroen ml1B, 10 wiro es nob geraume
3eit oaucrn, bis berielbe aqsemein beuubt
nerben fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Gin 5ampfer rennt einen S6oos
tter lit 0eu C5rutt0.

80 ton, Wah., 8. Deg. Der 9ampfer
uSriental,4 Der fiirSlid bon bier nod Sa>
pauHab aHslieir 1T NIT bem Don Sobofen
na6 @beliea iegelnoen neuen Sdooner
y@lara @ope" 3uiamnlengeitob unO bat
penielben in ben @rnno gebobrt. Utenlder.
leben iiuo fetne Oerloren gegangen. Ser
0ampier, Der leinen &liiuerbaum oerloren, 1T
;u ieiner Neparirurg, bic inoeB MIR weni9e
Gage in anipru9 ncbmen miro, bierber gu
riidaefehrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Ste ttnruben im GDerofeien=
ldta0e

8enita, Snoianerz5err., 3. 0e5br. =
gtadridten iiao bier einsetrohen, DaB Die
lebten unruben unD 9luirubre III Salefuaa
oar6 oas iibermiitbiae uuO uniinnige 4uf-
treten sweter Mitglieoer Der bon Dem 5dupt@
ling 9toB aus9eionSten berlttenen Wade per'
anlabt muroen. 0iele Ssuei Serlttenen be-
hanfen iid) ndnlih uno rttten ourd) ole
StraBen, inbem lie prablten, DaB lr9eno etn
9lnbGnger Sopniug'S lterben nlline. Sle tat=
ben ctIen iolhen in ciEem Stalle belAdftl9t
uuo lholIell ibn nteSer, hierauf l6lOiIen tie
iief ibren San,eraSen oil unb itelten itb oor
Der Yoit auf. Die lnbdnger Nomuln9'S nab
men cine Strede bon lbnen eutfernt Stellun9
nnb oas Sd1eben 6e9ann. ueber bunout
Sfiilie wurbeu abgefeuert ullo Slpet Wlanner
idiuer, lnebrere leid)t uerluunpet. Die Nt0rOer
ianren TN 8oitbauic Sdub uno eS 9elan9
linen ipGter 81 entflteben.
3ie ganSe 9lfiaire entipran9 elmer 6elno'
ieli9feit spiid)en ben 9lnbaugern Der betoel
6dnptlinge RoB uno 9owning.
TrieoensidlluB lit 2argemttntett-
Saba, gratlteI, 2. 0e5br. - NNd)rtd)-
ten bon bem Srleoensi6lnie 5nlidlen Der
argentiniiden 9te9ierung uno benz @eneraI
Olitre iiub bier eiugerofien. Ser uufltdnot9e
@eneral lit init ieineu Sflisieren uno Srups
pen amueitirt moroen.
Su Der siepublit llrugnaD ioll etue &eoor
luton ou8gebrofsn lem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
aaatrateu- nab pfttfn fabriA
pcn
11riah u. YaIIaa

IN SfFe 18. ytOt0sN NOtU0f0sStf6kf,
Baltimore.
9fue aroSe NuSnabI BON Saars, Niaisfrobs uno
errinafeberz Watraten, oiuie an bon seoern, Bets
2miiiid v. I. u., pete sn btRigen Yreiien pertanf
aite Matrasen uno 8etten tuerben prompt, btnis
uuo nett repartrt (Mua2,tS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Dir hfiBe Iult-Kohbefr0f

bon Qatplon @uBellen nno Dem 9oloenel'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nb ieber on db ielbit porSI9lid,, uno fno in 9tnz
iidbt ser @rcelens ntbt Su Hbertrenen.
&ontratfe iar Sei5uus ourb irsenb zines bcrieleen
~. 6. g8opo 6 Gpnlp.,
fMpriIt5 1Sg) @de Der Baltimore II. @utapfroBe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Wnat Y(rfanSaS.
Sie tptHenid,aftlid,e expedition lit
Ote id,tunraett gSerae.

9 Gbegenne, Wg. z, 3. Oe5br. = Brof.
.. s. Dtarib nub ieine wilienltlaftlide 81
petition tamen beute aus Den y SAB 2ano8"
iiiolid BON Den id)uarsen Bergen bier an.
Srob oes uugiuitigen gSetters uub Der Se=
unrnbigun9 Ourf Die Snoianer luar Die 81
petition erfolsrei6 NIB ntadte iuid]ttge gntz
oedungen. Gtma 2 Sonueu ueberrete BON
Sbieren, oarluter uiele Seltenbeiten, purScn
qefunOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Erflaruug.

so elm @erRdt in Der stabt crtutirt, oaB mir ans<
perfaujen, nm uuer 9elddit auISu9eben 10 er9rellsn
Vubiitnm anS1Seisen, baB mir unier Seidbait uid
SaSer nr n,essn MsMssnsssats sasass m 1spa sum
w. sSsir hahen 760 SooreeHebte BON l.50 bis $75
nro gtid roee mir sum &oitenpreie abl9llen; ter=
asr 5000 9aros Vrstss III s5 Sents nnS tssnrs1 o@
Sanrhi,r5fen. Sdnrlen II. 4arimerie'n. Wlan iprefe
Sor in Sir. 62, eernstouitrase, uno teehe itd Die
Honren 2. Seanneret,
TSan261Sg) str. 62, &ertnstornratle.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
fllaorf's lp(en- 1abnpulper

eitettiu reinist uuo mat Die Sabne pslB, lelt pen
g3enitein ob, uub retoinhert oas SeIoeroen esl M
SGbue Oie Taeou Der Sbattel lit neu, nieolid, be-
amern uno ipariayn. areis % @ents. gu gaoen IN
allen Mpot9eten uuo 0rosuenz9dnolnn9en'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Gin @efdn8ntB ao9ebrannt. -
3trei glrreitantcn nngetom=

9btcago, 5. 9eSbr.-Sn Yontiac, 81. ,
brannte geitern AbenO Oas @efdngnib ab uno
spei Sriiber, 6ranf uno Ssul. 9ownlug,
,pelde rpegeu nnorbentlid)eu Setragens bei=
geitedt moroen maren, famen i'll Den SLANT
men ulll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-04
Senator Some i.bcr Carpenter
tlnO gNaihbnrne.

Wfilmaufee, 3. OeS. = Su gripibez
ruug aMi etne 2lnfrage herporraaerber Siirs
ger id)lieb Senator Some etneu Srief, iporin
er aui Die beporiebenoe gSabl eiues SunoeS>
Senators in oieiem Staate SeSu9 nimmt.
@r ia9t Oarin, baB Die gSabl entmeber ami
Carpenter ooer aui @albburne fallsn iperOe
uno oaB Seioe unbeitreitbar Sluei berporra=
geMoe Decentralization ieien, Der 2ettere burd)
oie SolioitGt jeiner &atbihldae, Ser Gritere
onrdl ieire brillante Sereblamfeit. 8itdiidJt<
lid Der gegeH earpenter erbobeHeH antIagen
ia9t er, oaB uur spel oerelben tbm wtrt-
9a5 cine Otal rlrd, leinc llnterItiituug bes
yYoluno Sag Gam," (8nebel9elet), ba8 ar=
oere Wtal burd ieine Sefiirnortllng oe8 ,Sa-
larp 9rab 2aiu," Il iiGitanbtges Salair Gr=
bDbnngszSeeb). Die erite anfla9e bernbt
auf feinem0tiBperitGnOniB Des@eleees, iuelhe8
i'll feiuer meitereu Sesiebung SIT Der 6reibett
Der Yreiie ftdnbe, wie lece8 anOere aapltel
i'm Criminal @eietbu6e. gSa8 bagegen bic
ssueite Seidulbi9uus anbetrafe, 10 9laubt
6oipe, baB Carpenter bier eineit groBell Uilb=
Qriff getban babe, finoct aber, baBSalbburne
i'm Sabre 1856 III benielben Sebler uerfallen
lei, als er nod Elm Mitglieb oes lluterbanieS
mar. Son Senator Carpenter ia9t er nod,
oaB er Die bGlb1te @bre i'm Senate Rd erluor=
ben babe unb oaB er iein WtO9lidltcs getban,
um Bisconitn 81 beben.
Gim @efdngntB ab9ebrannt. -
3tpei .lrrenantcn tntgetom=
Men.
Chicago, 5. 9esbr.-Sn Yontiac, ST.,
brannte geltern Abenb baS gefdngniB ab unb
s!pei Sriiber, Sranf uno Ssu. 0owntng,
melde ipegen unorbentlld)en SetragenS bet=
geiteft moroen warer, famen i'll ben Slam=
men UNI.
8on 9lrfanias.
2ittlezN If, 9rf., 3. 0e3br. - Der Ses
nat nabm beute Die Sill al, ourh melfe Die
Qnnabme pon 2epee=gonos fir Die StaatS=
2dnoereicu perboten miro. Der @oupernelr
idliftc einc peSialbotid)aft ell, in melder
er Die @rri6tun9 etnes Sergbau', cines STA
nufaftnr., eineS2ldcrban uuo elues Gtnmans
behring's Siireau's empfabl.
9SG>bington, 3. 9esbr.- SerIf)ieoehe
Der Sroofideu Bartei famen bente
Nbeno bier ar, I'M ibre Ingelegenhett Dor
ben Gon9reB SIT bringen uub cine Gntidetz
bung iiber bic 9ieft8giilttgtett Der neuen
Contribution berbeiiufiibren.
Ste ,piHenidIaftlime Grpcoitioa 1T
MO fN,te. orae4s SScrop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19
THE C0uRn

CIRCUIT CoURr-JHdce Mac arthur.
to-day, Fleetwood VS.. Langdop; acton for
closing mp highway, by fencing in LIS Droit
Park; verdict for plaintiff 500. Walsh We. Me-
NaIBara; non suit.
POLICE CoURT-JudSe Smell.
io-osy, Peter Green, larceny Of 30 pounds
OF iron belongirg to the government: six N onths
In jail. Frank Whitney. charged with assault
on Philip Butler; continued. Benjamin Mar
TN, assault on Mary A. Williams; as and costs
John *. carter, using bottles Illegally: nolle
Pros. Richard Ross. assault on Anna V. Offutt
with razor on the 18th Of April last; jail six
months. John Boswell threats towards II. U.
Smith; personal bonds TO keep the peace. VIM
h. Coomes, assault on a street car conductor:
on Molhe johnson, q white won an, who testi
led that che lives with him, and for several
days past be had been beating her; s2J. j. s.
Barker, assault on t. B. O'Copner. efA
and costs. William Carroll, larceny OF
valuable paper, ian old receipt;) nolle pros
george Jones, exposure OF person; IS. James
Grove, profanity; So Lizzie Robinson Nav
johnson. Isabella Ford, Mary Smith, loud aud
boisterous; IS each. Thomas Harris, profanity:
house. John Swami, profanity; -. Charlotte
johnson, charged with profanity on complaint
or Lizzie Smith, who testified that she got to
curstng because some one had spoken to her
about wearing short skirt, and threatened her
with club; Flo OF 60days In workhouse. Abra-
ham Holland, a cOlOred special officer, charged
with assault on Thornton Fitzhugh, who testi.
fed that last night, when the church was out
there was a row near the door. and when be got
out he asked what was the row, when the ae-
cused took up board ana split il over his head
He was also charged with disturbing religions
worship by striking a woman. A fine Of S1O was
imposed in the first case, and 10 in the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

THE WEATfs Err

WAk bzrAhrNBNr, OItct az CAtq Stgzs. CsAee,f
WARRINGTON, ID. O.. jane 10, 1874, IO:sa = m Z
PnoBA Bill rIEs For New Enslsnd, partly cIoady
westher end local rains will prevail duTiug the day
with northeast or northwest winds, slight changes
In tmperature and rising barometer. For the mi 4
ee tat+s clear weather will PREF all during the rest
on fIidsy with north west winds, slight rise OF
tems era ture and rising barometer. For the south
Atlantic and gulf stat partly cloudy weather light
local rains near the coast, gente winds, no decided
change In temperature AID contidued high srons-
ter. For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, the lake
region and the northwest, generally clear weather
exc pt in Minnesota, east south wiuds stati ~
or ffsDg TEN perafnre and slowly falling barometer
The upper Ohio river will fall slowly during the
day.
LOCAL RECORD.
The Thermometer in the business Office Of The
STAR ranged to-day rs foIlows:-S 4. m, IS; 10 an
rs; u M, II; D. m so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-19

git is said that those Iowa grasshoppers
wink at Paris green and smile at hot water.
~A Lebanon, Ky, gent, IN ardently greet
irg loDg-partsd " ife broke one of her ribs.
Er"Excursion tickets to participate in the
festivities attending the execution of Jim JAWS"
are advertised at half price I'm Texas.
@Cass Matlock, the murderer Of the Mis-
souri, movers at Rock Creek, last November,
was to be hung to- day at Little Rock.
~ Catching shad with hook and line has
been very successful sport on the upper Con-
neeticut this sprnR.
@Mrs. Fry, widow OF the commander OF the
yrr2inius, has established q wood yard in New
Orleans by means Of the money contributed to
her.
sr"Maria." writes young Minnesota far
mer to his girl down in Maine, "I'm afraid We
can't get married this year; the grasshoppers
threaten clean out my CROP"
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Condensed Locals.

shilIIngton sends Codey's Lays Book for
Hsymakers are at work in the Smithsonian
grounds.
Nice weather for getting spHced. Nine mar
riage licenses yesterday.
MI Davis, Of Alexandria, has purch ased the
ssilbost from which young Snowden was
drowned two weeks ago.
The messengers of the Western Union Te,e-
graph Company are to be uniformed in blue
flannel suits, with brass buttons.
Tie opening regatta of the Potomac Boat
Club comes on next Thursday with exciting
contests In expectation. The club have received
their new fOur-Oared she'll, and il will take part
in The regatta at Saratoga lake this summer.
Nj. W. L. Jones, shoemaker, attended the
enue yesterday, and bad his pocket book CON
tsining SIS " knocked down. without getting
an opportunity to bid on il himself.
The sturgeon have turned their heads toward
the Chesapeake. and are leaving this vicinity
only very few having been landed this week
ranging IN price from - 20 $3.50 each.
The Senate Committee on Claims have agreed
70 recommend an appropriation of 5000 TO
John Montgomery for his tavern property, near
the Virginia end of the long bridge. which was
occupiCd by the army during the war.
Last ight the tissue par er on the ceiling o.
hOlan's sample room, corner Of 9th street and
Pennsy lVaBi8 avenue, took fire from the gas
Others, extinguished the flames
"A new stern-wheel, stauLch sppe airing boat
beiCnging 70 Capt. f.. Willis, built at Highl0w
lansing, 10 run lumber from his mills to this
city and other places, has arrived at A!exan-
dria 10 receive her engine and boiler. She is
designed 20 take the place Of the Pioneer.
The annual session of the Grand Temple OF
Honor of Mary land and the District of Columbia
convened yesterday at TempIars' hall, corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and AZ street. The
visiting delegates were handsomely entertained
by the members Of the Inner Temple of the
District. Mr.. u. z. Holloway, G.. W. Chief
1euplar OF the District, made an address well
ccming the visitors, and G.. W. Nichols of
American Temple, No. 6, of Baltimore, re-
eporded.
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FALIINoRE, June 10 -yueinis sizes, old, so;v'r.
giDfss ccrsoiidat d, IS; do con pore, Sol; H-st
vIsisia,s, IL Nortn Carolina ,ikes, OH. -; do.
nev, is do special tax, bid to-day.
BAL MORE, J1re a.-Cot.on doll aud liver;
low midcling-, l6s Flour dull aud unchanged.
wheat quiet and steady -vnite choice. 165: fair 70
prime do. 5o@1 60; choice amber, 62eGI 6s good
% Prime rcd, l.SOdl e.; mmCn 20 f,tr do. IS 20
20; Pehnsylvsnis red, l,o@l IS; Ohio and Isdisns
90 L.09l 20; western spring, ! SOL s.. Corn
gul.t ana s!e sdy.white sontherp, S@.ss; ye,iov
a. hern. 81; mixed western new, 7g; old, 81. Oats
dull-sontterp, esd7o; western mixed, IS; do.
white, Co., By e dull. ss. Hay inch apged Pro-
visions quiet and unchanged. Western butter firm
and in improved dtmand-cecice, Il al Cofos
suesr auie', leMl0ls
NEw York, June 10 Stocks so.ive lnI lower
Money ~. Coll, IL. Exct shge, long, iS9E: short,
4gl Govern ments sc ivN.
NEW Yors Juue 10 Flour q shade sr, VIII sat
adv a. cit z. Corn vtrv hfm
LoN DON, June -, $3.50 .. m-Bonds Of 1855. Oh
rs, 1857. jtSt4; lew hvss, leiz Erie. 25G251:
pttieTrsd. "a. The weather throughout Engtsnd
LONDON, June 70, $50 p n The rate ~ discount
In open market for three month"; balls IS "a per
cent, v hich y a b. wtte Rank II koglsHd rate
! ne amo ust CT bullion gone into the Bauk cf Eng
lard on bslance to-day is $500. Erie, asa esSs
Paris dispstches quote rentes At 50 francs IS cen
tines,
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NEW 1oRE, June 70 The Posts financial article
SAYS Money rates for call loans s, the m ct
oSmmon rate being ~ Prime mercantile paper is
Quoted at 5el5><. Government boncs are STE aiy,
state bonds were nominal ~ ths board. All sales
81 soid have been II llla CD. On gold IO.as the
rates hsye been Hat TO for carrying, FOreign ex-
chance is duh and sdy, with busfness on asis
OF 4 =. - and % for prime .nsers' sterlisg. The
steek market has been heavy, the largest declin s
hsyirs bee In Rock Island the next in Lake shore
and the next IN New York C@ntrsl. Rock Island
vas ua'syorabiy affected by the reported defeat Of
court
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AFFAIRs IN MONTGOMERY Co., Nd
Hightcdy RoLbeTy.-On Monday night last be-
tween and 10 O'Clock, as Mr. w. Keef Stevens
was returning to his home from Washington
CITY, be was attacked in the Big Pines by two
him and dragged him from his horse. demand
ing his money or his life. On searching him,
from head to foot, even his boots and socks,
they found but the pitiful sum of forty-two
cents, and twist of tobacco. he had some
money secreted upon his person, but Fortunate
~ they did not find 1t.
ing last Cromelin Lodge, No. 81, X. of p, was
instituted at the Great Falls by X. A. Sheokeil
ID. G. Q. The following officers were elected:
=. e. Fisher, ID. c.; H. g. Fawcett, V. O.; J.
w. Carroll. p; W. n. Connoll, n. of e; E.
Ellis, M. of T.; ii. A. Garrett, X. of r. ana s.
j. Minnie, NJ. at A j. Collins, |. g.; Daniel
HaIvill, Q. G.-ROckriUe Sentinel