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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-01
sehIesrlr-HolsteIn FIooded.

LoxDoS, FebruAry llth.-The heavy gale which
prevailed yesterday OF the Baltic Ses caused It
Ore-oE along the entire eastern coast Of SehlesEg
Holsssn- Great tracts OF country were flooded, and
the damage 70 property was immense.
IzE IEKFERAScE MOVEMENTS N 0EIo.-CISoIy-
xGrI, February Isth.-Tbe brewers Of the city are
holding private meeting, to consider the temper
Gaes movement in this State. Ons brewery says tbs;
Washington Cozrs House, which took one hundred
kegs Of beer daily, noE takes none At SsniA, to
day. the citizens subscribed large fund to supply
the w0nGz's movement.
CISoISxATI, February Izth,-oue hundred Aod IF
ty postal cards were mailed through the cOving;On,
Ky, Post Ooe to-day to saloon keepers, which read
a. follows
DEAR sIR You are requested and eatreatsd to
abandon the sale Of Intoxicating liquors, for your
owu welfare and that Of humanity. Remember that
1t is degrading to yourself and productive Of vice,
poverty and crime among Us. Hyou do not do this,
ve viii znite cur prayers and visit you and every
saloon in bOdy, fe=Tently pleading Until object
is attained.
TERRIBLE RATleEs OF CHOLERA " 3UESos ATEEs.
NV IoKk, February 2lst--By steamer to-day
from Rio de JaaerO, is received that the Asia
tic cholera isrAgng aSruingy BuenosA Ayres, cans
ing from thirty to forty deaths per day Fifty thous
and persons had abandoned their homes II the city
to seek ressEe in the open country. The President
OF the Republic had also fed the city for healthy
residence. This ass Of Sarmienio Is uufAvorzbly con-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-04-01

G. :. BARTOW, AucIiOneer.
salss7ooa o. Queen Street, one door frO KAahu@As5
street -S4-Af
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15

army, and gardens and crops, indeed
all vegetation seemed to be doomed to
destruction.
A real storm is now gathering and I
must hasten toward camp. Looking
down valley that opens out to the
north of Table Mountain, 1 discover
the mule train moving slowly forward
conducted by the packers and accom-
panied by the various members of the
party. From high point I watched
them pass by in single file apparently
much wearied, for it is the first day out
and the march has been painful to both
man and beast. 1t is not long before
camping ground is reached, the mules
unpacked and unsaddled and the tents
pitched. And now the rain comes in
earnest and hasten to camp. Supper
is prepared and eaten in the rain, and
all hands turn in for the night.
The following days were employed
in making a detailed examination of
coal deposits, within an area of about
ten miles square, in the region lying
along the range to the north and south
of tDe city of Golden.
The two principal mines are at Col
den and Rawlston Creek-five miles
north. The coal bearing series ofrOcks
lie IN an almost horizontal position all
over the great plains and seldom at
great depth below the surface, but just
here the elevation of the great Granite
range from beneath has turned the beds
up on edge, so that the veins are all ex-
posed and the coal can be easily mined.
A few general statistics can hardly fail
to be interesting, for these are among
the richest coal deposits in the world,
snd the source of great wealth.
In the Murphy mine on Rawlston
Creek, there are two main veins worked
while many less important ones are left
untouched. Of the two viens worked
one is seven and the other twelve feet
thick, having between them twenty
feet in thickness of sandstones, 6reclays
and narrow seams of coal. The mines
are entered from the creek bed, which
is about 200 feet below the general level.
and since the veins stand ON edge, the
coal can be mined out to any desired
height and depth. In this mine it has
been taken out to the height of 100 to
15O feet, so that for every foot of entry
there are taken out at least 1900 cubic
feet of coal, and an entrauceOf 100 yards
would yield at least 20, 900 tons. In the
Golden mine the conditions are about
the same and the yield somewhat
greater.
A rough estimate of the amount of
coal deposit in the area examined GO
miles long by wide) including all the
veins known, will give at least $780,
0OO, 900 tons. The quality of the coal is
thought to be equal to that of the
bituminous coal of Pennsylvania and
Ohio, and is valued in Denver at per-
haps IS per ton and would therefore
represent value of more than twelve
billions of dollars. Figures hardly ex-
press either the amount or the value of
the coal that must lie beneath the al
most boundless plain that stretches
away to the eastward. w. HI. II.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15
9 lmrat gu. Basiasss Direttpru
CnuNTY OFFICERS.


p,ba,, U.doe-C. W. CARRoLf' Once
rn stairs in nublic buildings, FIRST door 70 rlgh'
Sheri1-WM. c. COCHRAN. once III Pu"ii'
cis1-t Of { oprts--J. r MITCHELL. onleelh pun
lie oniidings adjoining the 9tn S3ua ,1ssa,-s I'm
a,.Jitcr-1V &. SCAMP. Once uP-S.~'h Al
nahIic S1Iliiag. entrance at len ooor. ,..,r
7neas,tre,---A. PoRrERFIELp; SLiee "n Nit-iD
-, 1rst door we-- Of the Bank -.
- IIsss.a,.,erJas A BARNES. Office IN pucile
,,Itf.;jn', a-st floor. second door on Ie1t.
I,-assc7s,fr, AnOraey-W. s. kESNoH. OIncs
. - Z = ieT- .-..sI ..f the National Hotel =
80 .t.aisssoncrs-Soi ii'g1e 1cae' .II,, I,ander
DIrgam. Plank Road; Wliila'"
Bridgeport. uendrrshurgh
Toro,ser-THIMAs GARRETT, ,ISi.a..ifIs bS,i N, the
Som"nissioners meet at st. ClairsYlIie o1i ~
erSI Nnndaysof March, June. SePkemneera ~ isn1
Desem ber-and as a Board Oh f, E1ua a.
- .,.ir5 Wednesday OF May In eacn ga;
The Probate Court meets on t1c San,em.
d.Tsof January. March, May, Juiy, 5e md !.
lana November, as a cr1mlnal coui trans
y Tans ~ omen ION business hours Tor the Trans
aci ion OF other business
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15
CITIZENS SPECIAL PREMIUMS
AS A AWARDED.

Buriey's Mills premium, to MIS- Morrison,
first premium .-.......-...- barrel Flour.
Mrs Powell, second premium ....... S6,S0
Carroll & Hogue, to G l. Magee.-.. 1000
J Jepson q Son, TO Miss L B Arick china set 500
DR. 5 Wood, TO Miss Jennie Frazier ... 500
II West &Son, to VIM Denham, q ain cradle $50
B r Johnston. to Mrs JOS Taggsrt rock
Ing cnau --.-.---.-.-----. -.--.----- S,VO
c N Gsumer, to Miss Lizzie Lewis, Gazette
ono year --oO
VIM II. Seidwitz, to Saml Campbell halter 400
& A Castleman, to Mrs ID Vail, hdk'T
H McMonies. to Ross Giffiu, 8 lbs candy 500
c Troll & Son, to Mrs VIM Clark, Rug 500
David Darrsh. to ID Darrah .............. 500
These Special Premiums are due and paya-
BILE upon the order Of the Belmont County Ag-
ricultural Society, which order Is hereby giv-
en-, directing the several parties offering, 10
pay and deliver on demand 70 the several par
ties entitled thereto, as shown In this list, the
premiums by them severally offered.
.NEIswASGER, Pres't.
/. NJ. Riley, Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15
MASONIC DIRECTORY, 1874.

,,.,-,,,t Lodge. No. IS. F. A NJ: meets ',I eyi
Beina9ne W9nes1sv s night on preceding the iuil
cry Meoh JAMES MELLOk, W. M.
r n FERRELL, Secy-
r,,at.srilte Chapter, No. II Royal Arch
ST. 81, UisI meets every FRIDAY night on OF after
the full moon. c.,
T. IL. FERRBLL, SEC y.
Belmont Council, No; 81 sts Hoyan on the second
Suoer Excellent Masters, meets on :
iueS'as sH. r BUMGARNER 7. l. q. M.
Ed BAILY, Rec.
Hope Commandsry sbs rst FS TneSday night OF every
month. D. nnarlf72l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15
Brass Band Music.

t>HE ST CLAIRSvIlnE COkNET BAND,
| Twelve Members } with variety OF Music
Is now zrepared to furnish good Music at rea-
soma BILE rates and on short notice for Agrlcul-
tural Fairs SUI day School and other celebra-
lions Pic Mics, Exhibitions, Political and other
Public Meetings, Address
,olstf CHAS. e. HUGHES. Pres.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15
n z w
Photogra aphGallery

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. the citizens of st. Clatrsvtle and vicinity
that he has opened new rooms on
MAIN STREET, WEST OF MARIETTA ST,
Where he is prepared TO make
PHOTOGRAPHS, BON TONS AND GEMS,
IN the latest and most approved styles. Also
OLD PICTURES. COPIED AND ENLARGED
10 any size and finished in India Ink, Oil aud
Water Colors. ! also keep constantly OBJ
hand full stock of
e n a NJ Z - at tine lowest prices.
We NE A CALL
ctI7f r, NJ. DENHAM.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15

Peter II, of Brazil, is said to be the
richest monarch in the world, and there
are many who wo'd like to be Peter two.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15
Bslmou Chronitie.

ST. CLAIRSVILLE OH 10.
THURSDAY MORNING. Oct. 10, 1874,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15
LIST OF AWARDS
MADE AT THE
26th Annual Exhibition
OF THE
BELMONT CO. AGR. SOCIETY,
Held at st. Clairsville, Ohio, Sept.
18th. 10th, 18th & 18th, 1874.
FIRST DIVISION.

FIRST DIVISION.
Entry Book No. I.-Thoroughbred
Horses-5 entries no awards.
No authenticated pedigrees furnished.
Com.--Jos. Woodroffe, DR.. Estep, N.
Taylor.
Entry Book No. 2.--Saddle and Light
Harness Horses.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15
j j Burns, Chairman Committee
Glass T-Flowers.


Best exhibit pot flowers & ] T Mellor, 1st I
best exhibit pot flowers Mrs Magee 2d SOC
do cut flowers j & j IT Mellor, 1st
do do do same. I'd 0Oc
do exhibit yerbenas same .-..-..-.-- LIST
do do do Mrs Magee...- I'd SOC
do do dahlias J&J T Mellor, no com 1st
do hand boquet, Mrs Jesse B Magee, 1st
do do j & Mellor. I'd 5Oc
do bridal boquet same no comp 1st
do hanging basket same ..-- LIST l
do exhibit house plants & J Mellor 1st
do floral design same. lst 1
do do Miss Lizzie Neiswanger I'd soc
do double red geranium Eta Taylor,
no competition n. st 1
do box fuchias VIM r Ritts, no comp 1st5Oc
greatest and best display of flowers q
Mrs Jesse B Magee. gee...-....----..::. "a oOc
Committer-HeCry Curley, Miss Mag
gle Myer, Miss Aggie Atchison.
Glass U-Preserves, Iickles, Jellies.
Cherry nreseryes Mrs John Christy list SOC
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15

Committee-L Voorhies, Jos Thomp-
son, N Taylor, Thos Pyle.
Entry Book No. 4.-Draft Horses.
best stallion Ayr old up. Thompson 1st SO
WmJ Clark ID. 6
best stallion yr old up. no comp highly
meritOrious Balaam Nichols. ....... LIST
best stallion yr old up. no comp meri-
torious, Jos Banfield prem in No. 3.
best brood mare yr old up w BEEN 1st q
Sam. Campbell I'd in No 3
best flley yr old & up. Jas A Stilwer.. list 5
best flley yr old and upward, Samuel S
Brokaw I'd, 1st in No 3....................
Jno Dubois Jr I'd 2
best single mare or gelding VIM Taylor. list 4
same ID 3
best pr draft horses-no comp meritorious.
L Voorhies, Chairman Committee.
Entry Book No. 5.-Spring Colts.
best spring colt for saddle and light har-
ness. Samuel Campbell, 1st............S 3
best spring colt for saddle and light har-
Mss, w BEEN 1st Observation-Disclosures. 2
best spring colt for all purposes, no award 1st
do do VIM Denham. I'd 2
best spring colt for draft, Christ Neff. .1st 2
do do Joseph Ault. I'd 2
Com.-Gen Capehart, Jos Thompson,
John Harris.
Entry Book No. 6.-Sweepstakes.
best stallion, John Harris. ......... Diploma
best 5 spring colts, the products of one
stallion, VIM Denbam no comp mer. ID
Same Committee as No. 5.
Entry Book No. 7.-Jacks, Jennets and
Mules.
best pair work mules I Woodmansee 1st 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15

specimen onion set do do ....-.... 1st
do do W l. Clark ......... ID
spec. timothy seed A Y Henderson,no com m.
do corn Webster jackson ......- LIST
do do Jas P Ferguson ............ I'd
largest and most perfect ear Of corn, Ross
specimen buckwheat Ssml Gordon 80. 1st 2
do do do do 80. I'd
Com: VIM Chambers, Jos Smith, Da-
vid Branson, Lewis Cook.
Glass S-Arts and Designs.
best oil painting, Mrs d Vail, no com 1st
bsst crayon drawing Mrs DIR Jno West 1st
do do do do ID
copied photographs, John Turner, Ngt-
Reading, Pa, Copying Co. LIST
spec photographs, DR. A 81 Hewetson 1st
spec ink painting WIN Ritts- 1st
spec penmanship Martin Il Frazier, Nat.
Business College. Wheeling, W Va, 1st l
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15

Work.
best stallion yr old d up VIM Kigore. .1sts10
best stallion do John Harris. s........ I'd 6
best stallion 8 do j A McNary no com m I'd 4
best stallion 2 do Geol ge W Dueker. list A
best stallion do Joseph BanfielG ..... I'd
best brood mare 4 yr old L up j b Magee. list 8
Campbell I'd 5
best iiley 3 VI old up. Sam. S Brokaw. list 8
3 Selden George. I'd 8
2 Newton Stilwell..1st 8
Jesse B Magee. I'd 2
best filley yr old and up. highly merito-
rious, Henry Daniels. Observation-Disclosures. list 2
best geld'g yr old sup. Dr. VIM Estep 1st 6
w Frasier . ID 4
VIM Clark 1st 8
3 VIM King. I'd 8
best geld'g2 mem Isaac Berry. I'd 2
best pr match mares or geldings-no comp
meritorious, Joseph Thompson. .... I'd 5
best single driver J w Frasier ........1 LIST
best single driver John Patterson. I'd 8
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15
ST. LARS VILE.
a TT0RNEY Ye

ATTORNEYa
1T COwEN. ATTORNEY AT LA"
ID ar CIAIRSvILLE- OHIO; ,ex
-. Ssi.eon North side of Main street, a ie"
eors EAST of Marietta Street.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1874-10-15

Committee-Mrs Nancy Ramsey, Mrs
Mary Shannon, Jos j. Taggart.
Glass Q-Fruits.
SUMNER FRUITS.
Best variety cherries, A T McKelvey 1st, q, 90
do do Thos W Bentley, ID 80
best currants, d Bundy, no competition,
highly mortorious ......... 1st, so
Early plums, d Bundy, no com, m LIST 100
Committee: G N Gaumer,W A Hunt,
A n Mitchell .-sr.5 .......,... ....
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best assortment boots and shoes 81 R Bum
garner 1st .................-..... 4
best IL doz sides upper leather Lewis Over
baugh highly meritorious 1st
best IL doz bride leather L LOverbaugh 1st 2
best IL doz calf skins same 1st :
best 1-2 doz kip skins same lst 2
best pr fine boots John Riley h ny 1st..... 2
best pr winter boots do LIST. .......... 2
best pr ladies winter boots 81 r Bumgarner l
best travelling trunk same LIST
best pr ladies summer shoes same 1st 1
Class K.-Cabipet Work, &c.
best washing machine Whitman 1st -. 2
best rat trap j Stonebraker (no c } I'd. :. -. .. 60c
do do d Bundy Sd soc
best display Of furniture R Johnston
c Committee.--s SSR stiiweli, j W shanp Sham
non, w S Kennon.
Glass Lizard ware and Castings.
best cook stove Woodcock Bro. b m 1st 4adip
do II E Ernst, mer. I'd ~
hest parlor stove 81 Ernst, b mer 1st.. 2Adip
best parlor cook stove II Ernst no com.
highly meritorious, LIST ...........- dip
best display brass, copper & tinware, II
E Ernst, highly meritorious, 1st 6
best display brass, copper & tinwsre T c
Fawcett, I'd. ......................2
Committee--Same as above.
Glass M--FIRsT DIvrsIoN--Cloths,C Cas-
sinetts and Factory Goods.
best 10 yds rag carpet. Mrs W J Clark LIST %
best pr wool blankets 40 do m ist 5
best pr coverlets do Mary King 1st Q
Glass M--SEcoND DIvIsIoN-Domestic
Manufactures aud Household Fabrics.
best bed quilt Miss s Heaton log cabin) LIST 8
DO do ID Collins do I'D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-29
u RAINE. Proprietor.

itellung bes Sergungs: y9ie @siedte ma.
rem beenoi9t; 1872 @erau9ene, Ger granbitifs
tuna fir idulbig bcfunber (?), ipurocn gum
2ooe uerlirtbeilt. Wtit ibnen fam Der Saupt.
mann Shmibt in's Serb1r; ieiner beifmo=
renen 4uSiage, cr lei uni6ulbis uno MIR ais
Seri6teritatter bort, puree nidlt 9eglaubt,
man perlangte Qegitimationen - Ieine Sitte,
iein 9ep1d aus Germ burf) BarlamsutGre
bolen Su lafIen, purbc ubgei6lagcn; Die aus-
iase anberer @efangener, oaB Der Serftorbene
imlner bei'm Sauptquartier Sonha'S uno
oaB er preuBiiber 4rlillerie Sauptmann lei,
lieB ieine Sdulo III ben angeu Der fanatiiir.
ten &i6ter, beren YrdieS Der Ibniral Siu=
nalet mar, INNER mehr berportreten; furS, er
uurbe III @emeinidaft aller @cfan9eneu gum
Sobe uerurtbeilt. 9tod) elnmal bat S6miot
nm ell SerbOr, er mteoerbolts icine llnlhuln,
CT ertldrte ildb bCreit im Sutcreie Der Sarlitsu,
lhnen SeldIiite 81 perifaiien (?), er bot ietne
Sienite ais gemeiucr Solout an, AaeS marc
oerlueigcrt. Sir Den 80, I'M llbr friib,
mar Die @rccution ieitgciett; bic Soiimlng
onrd) llebertritt SIR fatbOlilheu Su6e ieiu
Veben oIcllcldlt nod retten 81 t0nneu, lieB i'm
oiclen Shrltt thun; am Oforgen OcS 80,
I'M llbr, enpiiu9 er bic Communion mo
nm 6 llbr maro er nit % Soloatcn, moruuz
ter Sffi3terf, erlholien. Don Carlos hattie
bur1 eineu Courier oaS Scrbot Der Grccuiou
5ur redtsn StunOe gcienoet uno uorldufis bis
Su ipelteren Gntld)liiHen Die GinlflieBuug
idmmtli6er Serllrtbciltcn beioblen, bod iein
Sefebl iDuroe nidt aus9efiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-29
G::sOpaiid)e Seridjte.

- Die been0igte gtIt,of8 COME.
Iren5 5u Sulba bat in Dem Stanoc Ses
Strhenitreits feline 2(erHerung erSielt. Die
bon oero oRoroo. algcm." gerne pernommene,
BON Der pProp. GOrrelp." beOinauna8weiIe
begriiBte, III Der v@ermania" abgelcugncte
trleofertlge 3enoeu6 Der bii66it6eu Gnt-
l9lreBltngen, bat iid nirgero8 betbdtigt. 4uf
0le eonTeren5 beSitgiif bringeu INN aud)
Tran6OHIte Sldtter Wiittbeilungen, iuelde 10.
gar unmtttelbar auf 8beilnebmer oil oerelben
5uritf9eTtbrt tuerpen. 90 id)reibt Der Yari=
ler vOtonOe" pom 8. Sltli: yg9ir erbalten
BON elnem Der preuBtiten Yrdlaten, bic lid,
au1 Der 6ulaoer @onferen5 befanoen, folqenre
.Dtttbetlung: gSir baben ms Sit Dem abin.
lnteu SdlmetJen iiber Die gntfdllitiIe, bic mir
TalIen mitroen, oerpilidltet. Nber mas idl,
obne einen Serratb gu be9eben, oerid)crn
fam, ut, baB fein Sdriitltiid mad, @erlin
9eld)lft mor0eu lit, Gbeniomena criitirt elm
collecttpeS Sdreibeu, melheS fir bic Sef-
tentttdltet beItlnlmt mdre. gSenn Der Gapiz
tular- Stcar bon Suloa Die QSortc qeIprofen
bat weibe Die nS0ln. ,3tg." ibm in ben
Otuno le9t, 10 f0nnte c8 mn 9eid)cben lein,
I'M ltd] ltber ben iubisfrercu @orreipnuoeu.
ten, Der tbm NIT ielner 3uorinalidteit ldltta
rel, luitlg 81 MAIDEN, Ser gpllfopat bleibt
mehr al5 le luleridiitterli1 in ienem @lau
ben &C." = IS lit 9eipiB be;eidneno, bar Die
prenBliden StidGie MN gar bic ntromontoz
nen Sr9ane Srautreidl'S beniiben, i'm Ditt.
tbetlun9en itber tbr Serbalten III MAIDEN. =
SIN @eaenIab 81 ben Yerihteu oes ,,lRoube~
pcrit6ert Die, yGorr. 6r..S =" Die Riitnis
bdtten cine 0enfidlriit au 5en Saiier aerirb.
tet, IN pelder Ee ben 9ainerItano beS @ni.
lfopotS ge9en Die 0tai=@elete ais eiueu ans
idlltebtid bur4 ibre Steaina sum YapIte
uno 5l Der &lrtDe erSiunngeneu barlteQten ltnb
9e9en be NuttaiIung protefirten, als oh lie
Ith frehplalg III gSiOerlprnd) Qeoeu bic NE.
9terun9 nno Die Staatsgeiete qelteitt hGtteu."
Stele lettere 9fadriG.t id)eint benn oodl me-.
mig MGbritemlldfsit fir iid) su babeu.
= Sm Soroer9runoe Der 0tsflitoueu nn.
lltrfer 6drbun9 ltebt Die GrIdjehuna
pes 9auptmanns S6mibt Snrd,
ore Sarl lsn5 @eIdle I'M Bublitum urs,
III net 4ireNe elnen StRrm beS lluwiGeus pr.
re9t bat. 9sahreuo Die ,,NorSS. s(Io. 9to n
n9 antaHQlidl out aenSerunqen platoniid,er
29ellna9Me befdrdnfte, ior0ern bic ..Neue
II. YreIie" unb auoere Souruale cine er,u,-
plarlhe Nbnoung. Die qeitern eiuocl9nfsz
nen Serid)te, meld)e BON etner Srbre inred,sn
ote EN- oeutifes @eihmaSer an bic n1rhlihs
Gascr 80 Gp""sSN pelnli, lople ole 9let6faQ5
i4NsarIte l9arre 9fote Der n9torob. aQq.
SI9.I noer9olen Ole etnidlldglit,eu 8erid1tt.
gatt9elienSnertb lit MIR Gle Notis, baB Der
STuoef pes Grld,abeHen, ELI Sff5ier Der Dir
ilaefles DC 9arltelung, als lei Der Soote in
lelilen leeten Stunoen gum 8atboli3ismus
neer9efreten, IN elmer 3uihrift all ole ,&reus.
Se,tun9" alS nn9lanbmiirOig be8siGnet. Ser
aSolMden 3cttuna," rpeldie lidl oielem Dc
nentl n sey ersrgiidlleu Sorm anldllieBt,
sntneAmea mir Die iol9erSe auSfiibrlide Oar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-29
idtuansen itObsrn." Sebenfans Gin triitiee,


@runo.
Sn Smab a murbe Die 0eid)e bes fiir,li:b
peritorbenen alten Iniieblers ytislion pieber
ansgegraben, neil man @rlInS su Dem Ser
bafte batte, baB Der SerltorbeHe bon ieine1
Shmtegeriobn s. Yeterion Dergtftct iultroe.
SameS 4bner unb @li 2aden rpuroen let,=
teS Sabr IN Seras miteinanoer befannt.
Ibner bate SermDgem, aber mie Die 6olgs
Seigt, feinen lleberiluB an Wintteriuit. 2adeD
,nad)te i'm glanben, in Son9laB= B=Gonntp,
Uto., BON ipo CT fam, tpobne cine reife 9Sitt=
noe, bic jnit iold' eiuen Mann iube, ipie i'm.
Otit geibiilfe 0adep'S tunrbe cine Gorrelpon=
benz er0ffnet, beren &eiultat mar, baB iid)
lbner nit all' ieinem @elbc in Der Saide
anf bic grautiabrt ma1te. 0adeD begleitete
ihn, traf aber in 0ouglaB SO. allein ell.
Gr CAB an, Ibner ei nid)t melt bon ieinenl
Seifimmnnssorte perbaftst uno mad, Eeras
Sliriifgcbrad)t morben. Der llmfano, OaB
3afep pel @elo ieben licB, erregte Serbadt,
cine 4n;abl 9elte begab iid) ans Suden unS
fliidtete fid), aber Sriefe, Die er on &ernanbte
rihtete, perrietben ieinen Iuientbalt in Glib
ipeitmihouri. Gr iuurbe nerbaftet ultb iiebt
jett in Springfielb ieinem YroSeB entgegen
Gr 1tellt ale Shulb in gbrebe lnb iagt, Die
Seraner, Die Ibncr perbafteten, miiBten ben
Wtoro begangen baben.
yteben benl groBen materiellen 6ortidjritte,
ruelhen bic Stepmblif Wterifo in Der
letten YerioSe gemadDt bat, behauptet iid) in
eiuigeu Sbeilen bes 2anbes rod immer Die
alte, BON ben Yiaffen sendbrte garbarei,
melfe bem finlteriten 9lberglauben ibren llr=
iprung peroauft. @tnen Der id)lintnliten Sc
lege oafiir lteferte nnldngit oaS 0orf Sacobo
I'M Staate Ma3atlan. 0ort nurben eiue
Srau uno ibr fleiuer Sobn angeflagt, eille
anoere Samtlie bebert Su baber, urb Seioe
bon Der gelanlrnten @inlpobnerihaft beS Or
tes, oil oeren Spibe Der Sfarrer itanb, Inter
ben Sormen etnes regelmdBi9en Nutobaie
lebcnbtg perbrannt. Guf IuSetge bes Son.
nerneurs BON Durango bel Der 9tegierung
bon Merifo, id)idte bieie Eruppen Sur Ser
baftung Der Sdulbigen ans, llnb Die llu=
tefiudung 9e9en oieielben 1T inGoncorbia i'm
8ange.
Gefern wurbe in 8 eorgetomn, 9el.,
bic republifaniihe Staats Contention abge-
balten, bel Der beinabe 1000 8erioncn anne
ieno waren. Or. Siaaf Stump ipurbe gum
@ouoerneur uno Der 4atb. Sanes 6. Nof-
lauo ans Dtilforb fiir ben GongreB nonri=
llirt.
Ser Oampfcr ,Yacific" 1T porgeitern
nit 400 Sonnen Srad)t bon Banana uah
Gan SranSisco, Sal, abgegangen.
Die geitrisen 8ennen IN Sarato
R.=D., batten bel prdhtisem @etter ein
Sablreid)es Yublifum angelodt. @ewinner
mar s. Worris' u8egarbleB."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-29
sd)anoe 1tao Selbitmero.

9tem>Y OFF, 28. Suli. - 9eitern ytad)s
n,ittas plrbe aui Der Yoli5ei.S .Station oes II.
Sesrfs anSeige sema6t, baB Die 24.idbrige
ytelfie OupaQ in gfr. 1O9, Sit II. StraBe,
periu4t babe, iid NIT @blor 9norat gu per-
9ifteu. Gin in baS bet.efienoe 5aus 9eld)lf-
ter Yolisiit fanb bic alrme smar nod an Sc
ben, lie ftarb inbeB tros Deg berbelgeruienen
drstli6en 8eiitanoeS mdbrenb Der 9fadlt, mp
ibre 9eihe murbe, ia iie meoer Srsunoe nod
Serpanbte bate, in bic Miorgne geididt.
Ste lIngliidltdle mar Snfaifn eilss libel be,
riihtisten 5aules getpsisn nnb bate ZEN 2os
Der SdaHbe porgesogen. gtad ben ausia
gen Der iibrisen Wapden, lpelde in bemielz
ben Sauie ipobnen, mar Die &erforbene Die
Sodter bodsead)teter 9eute in @aibinstoH
unb bate cine por3ii9lidle@ e@rsiebung genoiiell.
gad, ibrem Sal mar iie inter einem ange=
nommeteu gsaUIen bierber yefommen uno
bate iih persiftet, peil, pie ite ielbit ia9te,
ibr Qiebbaber ii6 bon ibr ab~ anS einer slltz
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