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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
From YOkohama.

SAN FRANCISCO, February l3.-The
following summary has been received by the
steamer Japan, from Yokohama, January 2Sd
Iwakura is rapidly recovering from bis
wounds. No positive clue of his asSa1lant has
been discovered though several arrests nave
been made.
fixes the entire population at 81, 10 S25, male
and female almost equal in numbers. There
are % mem bers of the imperial family, 459 of
the highest mobiles, and about 100000 OF tEl6E
The position of the German minister, Van
Brandt, in dispute with the Japanese govern
ment, is understood to be as follows: He
claims that inasmuch as existing treaties ex-
empire, 5he japanese have already violated it
by Introducing foreign teachers, etc, for the
instruction OF their youths, development OF
resources and other kindred purposes. On
exclusion of any of his countrymen who
choose to travel beyond the prescribed limits,
either for pleasure or trade. The native au-
tAOritieS are firm in their defiance of what
they call a mOnStTOus' assumption.
The memorandum Of the japanese foreign
Office to European representatives, men
toned in the dispatch OF December twenty
third, refuting the arguments IN favor OF an
extension Of eXterr1tOriality, are reiterated.
This correspondence is probably now ter
minated, though further verbal discussion
VIII be allowed. The nrsJ colnmunIcatIon
took place last fall, when intercourse and
trade were solicited, subject to a scheme of
international Jurisdiction laid down by for
eign ministers and 10 be executed by consular
refuse TO entertain any proposal look
ing to the opening of their country
except by means of an entire revision
of the treaty, previous to which they
will require credentials authorizing the min
listers TO act in so important matter. They
say that such radical step must be regulated
by conventions between nations, and not by
agreement between the foreign Office and the
EFFrrr ram IN rot rxva=
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
Me senate Committee on public lands

The senate cOmmlJtee on PUBLIC lands,
in washington yesterday, beard the state
rnents of delegation OF Menonites from
PennsyIvania, Introduced by Senator Came
ron. in support of his resolution looking to
the enactment of q law by which a party OF
fifty thousand Menonites, desirous OF emil
GRAZING to this country from Russia, may be
allowed to purchase sufficiently large tracts
on land. in a compact body, under the pre-
emption laws. The committee seems disposed
TO regard the proposition favorably.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16

WHEELING, w. VA, February IA
The Wheeling iron and nail company, of this
city, with one hundred and dve machines, cut
during the week ending to-day, six thousand
eight hundred and seventy-six kegs of nails.
One man, during this period, cut one hundred
and seventy-six kegs of eight-penny fence
nails, being the largest product for the same
length of time on record.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
NOTICE.


HAVING sold our Planning Mil establish
II ment to Mr.. J. EADER, of Browusvt lIe
Tennessee, we hereby return our grateful ac-
acknowledgements to friends and the public for
the liberal patronage given us, and solicit
continuance OF the same to our successor,
who Is an experienced and competent mill
man and gentleman worthy OF their conf
dence and support.
fell EADER Il MELLERSH-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
The Philadelphia IcenOuse Disaster.
PHILADELPHIA, February l4.-Wol

was resumed this morning in the ruins Of the
fcehOuse. Two bodies were removed, which
were recognized as Otto Shubert and Jacob
Bimlack. There are two others Charles
Burke and Jacob ROth-nOt yet recovered. In
all, eleven bodies have been recovered, and
eleven who were injured. Two of the latter
are in q very critical condition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
News Of Indian depredations continue

to reach Omaha. General Smith, at Fort Lar
annie, telegraphs: al have Just received in
formation that arms and ammunition are en-
route TO the agency, for use by the hostile
Sioux, furnished by the interior department.
have ordered Captain Eagan out to Intercept
ton to this post"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16

A telegram from JohnStown, Pennsyl-
vania, states that by the capsizing of a pot of
molten metal at the steel works of Cam bria
iron company, Wednesday, sixteen men were
seriously burned, and one, it is thought, will
die. Several had their clothing completely
burned from their bodies. The Cambria iron
company will take care of the injured men
while unfit for work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
The RIaodiT Indians .

OMAHA, NEB., February l4.-Large
amounts Of ammunition are being shipped
from the Fort LeavenW orth and Rock Island
arsenals TO the various posts ID this depart
ment. All post commanders have been or
dered to keep their commands in readiness 70
take the ield against the Indians on mo-
one OF infantry leave here in the morning
for Fort Russell by rail, thence to Fort Lara
mie. The Indians Tan the ranchmen in six
miles west Of Big Springs to-day. Forty cav
alrymen, under Captain Mills, left fmmedi-
ately BY rail, and will endeavor to strike
Them. = other depredations were committed
Today. Omclals are very retieent, desiring to
keep thelr movements as quiet as posi- BILE,
JhaJ hali-breeds and renegades may not
po sssss themselves Of Information valuable 10
carry it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
the New British ministry.

LONDON, February l5.-The London
Observer says that the newt ministry will
PROBABLY be composed as follows: Disraei,
lord of treasury; Lord Cairns, lord high chan
csllOr; Duke of Buckingham, president of
council; Duke Richmond, war secretary;
Earl North umberland, first lord of admiralty; ;
Ward Haut or Mr.. Hubbard, chancellor Of ex-
cneQuer; GartshoTne Hardy, home secretary.
1t is rumored that Gladstone will advice the
queen to elevate Chichester Fortesque to the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
Another Daring Robbery,

ST. LOUIS, February IA brief dis
patch from N. r. Smith, Adams express agent
at Cranky City, on the Atlantic and Pacific
railroad, says that he Smith was knocked
down and bound and gagged by several men
about one o'clock yesterday morning, while
on his way from his ONCE TO his home. His
keys were taken from him, and bis office
broken open and rified of thirty-one hundred
dollars. He had but few moments before re-
ceiyed the package from the messenger on the
train that passed CRANKY City between twelve
and one O'Clock, and had put it in his safe,
and had started for home when attacked.
The package contained three thousand dol
lars and was sent from the Office of the Gran
by mining and smelling company of this city
to the CRANKY mines TO meet current eX~
penses. There Is no clue 10 the robbers, but IL
is supposed they were the same men who
robbed the Iron Mountain train at 6adSlill,
as parties answering their description were
seen a few miles from CRANKY in the early
rsrr of lat vfeek
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
The house committee on expenditures

in the department of justice will ask the
house for the authority TO send persons and
papers to administer Oaths in the Discharge of
its duties. About two hundred thousand dol
lars are said to have been expended in mar
Shal's fees in Arkansas, and like amounts in
southern New York and South Carolina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
The Quincy, III., Bank Robbery.

CHICAGO, February I4.-NOthIng mas
been ascertained so far In regard to the bank
robbery at Quincy, yesterday morning,
though several persons have been arrested on
suspicion. a reward of twenty thousand doll
lars is offered for the restoration of the stolen
property and the capture OF the thieves. The
bank continues business as usual. Among
the bonds stolen were one hundred thousand
dollars of Adams county bonds, numbers
from two hundred and twenty-One to four
hundred inclusive.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16

One of the conviets working on the
levee, neas Little Rock, named Toliver, at
tempted to disarn his guard few days ago,
convict named Cary Thompson, colored, ran
70 the assistance of the guard, and prevented
ble desig ns Of Toliver, who ran, and was fred
1ll0n ana killed by the guard. In considera-
Hon OF his gallant conduct In saving the
kei.Io, s, talld u us preventing the whole party
iron Ioln making their escape, the managers OF
the InseituOon, Messrs. Peck & Ward recon-
menoed the pardon of Thompson, which was
done by the governor, and Thomp pson y1as pc
stored 70 all the rights Of eitizenship,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
George Ward was murdered by

GeOrge WaTu Wa5 LHuIutL6u Uy his
son in Fentress county, Tennessee, on the six
teenth of last month It appears that he de-
iiberateIy took his gun and went to where his
father was building fence and shot him, but
not succeeding in killing him, ne stabbed him
of which he died the next day. The murderer
has heretofore been considered man OF un-
blenished character. The murdered man
lived long enough 10 make an affidavit of the
facts, no other person being present. The
murderer has not been arrested so far.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
oNDoN Februarv 14-TTp to to-day

LONDON, reDIuaTy l4,-Op 10 bO-Qay
six hundred and thtrty-eight members of the
new parliament have been elected, as follows:
conservatives, 3i2; liberals and home-rulerS,
2g6, a conservative gain of IS. In the election
at Berckinghamshire Benz. Disraen and Il.
Harvey, conservatives, were returned; Dis
raeh received 1893 votes, and Harvey 292, The
defeated liberal Candidates received l72 votes.
sullivan and Cullener, hOme-rule candidates,
were elected by an immense majority to rep
resent South Ireland, defeating Chichester,
Fortesgrae and Mathews. The home-rulers
contested the Two seats for the county of Tip
peTary. The Standard says that IL has reason
To believe that the government will resign
Monday or Tuesday next. A rumor is current
that simultaneously upon his retirement
from his ministry Gladstone viii be created
peer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-02-16
DISASTROUS Fire-Orer sI5. .OOO. 900 Lost.

LONDON, 4 eDTuaIy II. IalIOrs
pantechlacOn and furniture repository in Bel
gravia, covering an acre Of ground, was
burned last evening. The fire broke out at
four o'clock, and ragged till midnight, when
the flames were stopped by the engineers, who
demolished the adjoining buildings. The
building was insured for one million dollars.
The total loss, including the contents of the
burned structure, consisting OF pictures, mir
rors, five hundred carriages, and a vast
amount of other goods of various kinds, is es-
timated at fifteen million dollars, Five
houses and several large stables adj AGENT were
partially destroyed. There were a number of
accidents, and two fremen were killed. The
fire attracted immense and unruly crowds,
and il became necessary to preserve order.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11

Sraurt9e y e d d te eetner 9 d au=
ptelerlu.. - Sn ben fitnisiQer [5abren
CAB es III EarlS inter ben Sd)auIpieleriuneu,
Die III SauoeOille8 mo 2euer8 oe HiOcQur
lptelen, eln luu9eS Didoden bon oeriiibreri.
l6er Annutb, oas Su elmer poriibcrgebeuoen
Verilbmtbett uuo einem entietliheu So0e be-
ltlmn,t mar. Sic bieB Gaurentue. gSeni9e
Sdlaulptclertnnen babcn lbrcn Geis, iblc
SiiBe, tbre ipmpatbUd)e Stimme beIeien.
Dad etntgen Sabren id)rieb 2eon @oslln fiji
lte JeHeS Stltd, III Dem ie am @pmnae De
butlrte: "ll taut que jeunesse Sc passe."
Al8 man fir G0mono 2lbout'5 ,,@ermaine"
etn 6raucu3tnlmer iuftc, ba5 Ourd) gei6eu
poetllt pertldrt wGrt, mur0e nit 0fed,t 2au-
rentlne gcmdblt. llnO lie mar in ,8ermains"
geraoeSu eluSig. Spdter marc tie trant uno
IlIBte nad) Dem Siioen. Sic rellte nad Std
lien, ipielte BORT uuo uericbte 0uf leuen Siib=
ncn, 100 iEr oann Die 1cSClee olgte, IaeS in
Gntiltdeu; ole GbrOnIt bebauptct logar, OaB
Der a0nIg Sittor @manucl ge9en ben ,3aubcr
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meleu lei. - Glne8 5092S abcr itarb Yaurers
tine. ljtar legte iie i'll Der fremoen italieni
ld)cn Groe ms @'rab, aber lbre Glteru retlaz
muttn Die yeidt unO lleBtn lie u0dl 6rant.
reid iiibrtn. Otan 3ifllete Oen Sarg, III benz
Sanrentlnc lag, unN - eutieblld)er glublid
- fano Den SGrper bes un9lidldeu SiuoeS
BON Sfmer5eu u6llig uertrlimmt, uui Dem
Saudle lie9eno uno ole ;3dbne nod in ocu
llnten 8aumen gebiien, Oen lie Su Uer5ebreu
bt9onnen bate. 9le arme yaureutlle, 10
ld]0n, 10 ;art, nit ibrem liiBcu Bid, ibren
IdwarSen Saaren, tbrer tolenOen Stlmme,
ole Vaurentiuc Oes yGbeOuc SOune gtou-
uelle" uuo oeS ,.ggmuaie" mar lcbeuoig be-
0rabeu uoroen I"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Gin Id)Iamer S6tpinoel. .-Webrere
Wdfler iu Ybi!aoelpbta be

8bilaOelp bia 10. 9tOpbr.-0 0tebrere
Mdfler an Der ,. StraBe gerietben beute in
unQepDbnlide Iufreglug, inoem iie Die @nt
pedung matten, oaB iie 9eidlidte itaOtil9e
9ablungSanlpeilnn9e I'M Setrage bon rneb=
reren Sauienben angefauft batten, obne SOff<
nllng, ienlals rpieber gu ibrem 9elbe III font
men. 9ie sR1fler, melde auf ben 2eim gin
aen, maren @bas. >. Sarnep & Comp,
9(dlen & Snltb, Otaris & Smitb unb S. s.
9tibgcmag. = Die ansfiibrnng bes Shiuin=
bells seiste, baB Die Sdpinoler Wfeifter ibres
6ahes unb planmdbig gu gSerte gegangen
ipareu. 9ie gcfdll1teu Yapiere tpareu Sc
baltsanlpeiiungen Don 9ebrern unb BoliSi>
item, bielelben maren bon Der S6ulbeb0roe
reip. BON Dem MaDor berStaot coutrafanirt.
Die 9lnmeiiun9eu Der ShulbebDroe iinb AMI
gelhes 8apier georudt, nngefdbr pleredtg uuo
in id)narsen 2ettern. Die poliSelannelluHz
gen li,lb aui rpeiRem Yapler nit Sronsefarbe
Qebrudt = Die Sdllfungen maren 10 metter<
6aft ausgeiilbrt, DaB Die Gutbedung bnrfaus
nidt leift mar. Nugeniheini6 batten Suei
Otdnner geneinifaftlid) gearbeitet. Sie bat-
ten ieoenfalS cine 9lnSabl ddter In,uetiungen
beioer Sorten anigefauft nno Dann bier bon
jeber Serie nafgeabmt. Sbre Sdli6nngen
perfauiteu iie belte Na6mittag on Die Yfdfz
Ter. Die 6irma Sailor & Stepenlon bate
Gin Baar iolter anmeiiunsen gefauft. gu.
fdatg trat balb Darauf 5r. Gibbs pon Der
5Sirna s. 8. 0tih9epag IN oeren @eld)aftslo=
fal uno lib ;u ieiner lleberraid)ung, paB iein
Sans oieiebeu Bapicre gefauft babe. 0ie
Sdufer besaben lid1 einseln su benz StaOt>
@outroleur Saucod, weld]er bic Summen
obne iesli6e Seanitanonng ausSablte, inbem
er Die 6alihuns ieiner eigenen Qnteridrlit
Hidt erfanHte,
Sn Dem gilseau BON $. s. Giogeluap erz
id,ien fur; mad II llbr elm 0tann NIT anwei=
lungen i'm Setrage BON S240O. Gr iteQte itf
ais gSm. s.. 6anoaa Dor nno 5r. @ibbs,
rueldber hinter oem 3abltiif)e itano, fauite bic
lelbe; er sablte s4O0 baar uno CAB oemMaune
eine Sanfanmciinns auf $1,000. Der Srembe
stns uno uenise Wtin1lten ipdter rradte 3r.
Gibbs Die gntoedIng. Saa er betrogell nor
Den mar. @r elite nod Der Sanf inb b6rte
bort, baB bic anpetiuns praientirt moroen
iei, baB jeoo6 Der 3abl- l-&lerf id3 reissrte, bic
ielbe Ill bonorireu, neil tbm Die Sunnle gu
| bod norfanr. .6r. Gibbs befabl, ben Shed"
nid)t su boneriren uno elite na9 ieinent Siir
reau 5uriif. 3Ort b0rte sr, oaB ioebeu ein
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Union, N.=D., 10. 9top.-Sarab 3horn-
ton, tpelder am Aaerbeiligentage ibr Sdlpa,
ger, 9epi Sbornton, ben 5als ab'ui6neioeu
peruhte, itarb am Samtas an ibren ser
letungeu, uno auh ibr MOrOer, Der iidl nud)
Der Sbat lelbft oas 2ebeu Su nebmen ildte,
liegt in fait boffuunssloiem 53utanOe i'm
@efdngniiie barnieber. SIM perilohenen DtdrS
cntlief 6rau Shornton NIT ibrem Sd)pager,
bereute oieen S6ritt jeood) balo unb fsbrte
Sltriid, Die Ser;eibuug hires Mannes bafiir
qeiuinneno. 4ud 2eri Shornton erbielt iei=
mes Srnoers Ssr6ethung, bic er aber iddno.
lid miBbraudte. Gr iu6te oeiieu Srau 81
elmer nodmalisen 5ludt gu beue9en, mel
dem Serludle Oieie aber nid)t na6gab, i'm
@egcntbeil ibren S9wager eufioroerte, bas
'6aus su perlahen, mas bieien 10 in Wutb
oeriet.e, baB er iie BET ben Saareu ersriff unb
ibr nit eineln SaihenEleiier etneu fllr6tba=
rem S1nitt in ben pals beibradte uno iid)
oann ben arm aufidlitte, nm f6 ielbit su
nprhfutelr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Ste faufmanmifd,e 2t9cmtar pon
II. W. Dunn & Comp,
satoitsGde oer Baltimore nni
Baltim ore.
(tStabIirt i'm .yuui f84l

Stee5 GtG6linement lieicIt Cuur an lnteridreibeY)
aIc nutbigcn oetatltrtcn Sui0rnatiouen binllbtliG
Der StcuHg, Eeraun ortlrcbteit &C. Don &aufeutCn,
odnoeru II. /. ~. tunerbGlb Der Ser. Stnaten, 9crs
elm Gcfereuj 9ub, peldbe5 Die ytamen pom mebr,
ais $4,000 &QuTleuteu II. N. NIB oeren Staten uno
Sie StelluuG bericIbCn cntbdt. IS 1T oas compile
telte uno Gusgr0ebuteite SUitem, Det6es iemas fur
8cauemlldtett Der Sdutz uuo Sauoelsbduer unh iiir
bic ol9cmetne Serbencrung unO Den Stbue Oes SGRs
oe5 or9Gnlitrt puroe. 90 3pei8blireaus BADEN mir,
fpebe in Den bGuptidbltffen Staoten fino; unlere
Grle6teruu9en tornen nift ibertrolfeu lperoen.
2Sm. o. Scarlett, bierWobnen0er eompagnon.
re- Sdl9e 2lnipridbe rperoen cE9eBogen uu6 9es
ri1t5ludCn I'M Algeueinen beiorqt. (Sfan2ifSD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
ySal,rSd,etnltd1 Gin 8erbred,et.

Yb II a6 eI ? ID, 10. .No0bf. = 9eIte
tano man an Ser Oelalparez zIpenue III @anl
beu, N.zS., cine 8eiletaid)e nit einem Slsd=
faiten biuter eincm Saditeinbauieu perltedt.
I'm Dem Sbliiiiel Su oem Sledfaien hing
elne Gledmarte nit Dem gtamen gtott Diurz
PIN. Die 6eiietaibe mar leer, Der &aften
entbielt oagegen @runoetssntbumsnrfunoen
Sarteu uno QanoanweIiuugeu. Otan oer'
muthet. bai1 bier ein Serbreden pOrIieat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
@erjltd,ter 0atti,,ut oro .

9 Bblla6elpbta, 10. Jfoo. = @eItern
Worgsn ueriutte Soiepb Giibton, ytr. 2,
9tunOolpb Court, in Der gtdbe Der 8, uno Der
JtaceinaBe luOhnbaft, etue 6rau nmsubriHr
gen. ST iflu9 iie n1eoer, serbrah ibr bas
Jtaienbetu unb mebrere &ippen unb mibbans
Delte te au1 iOnit auf alle m0gldle 9SeiIe.
9as anne gSeib parb in bas bomDopatbiid,e
ooipital gebradt unO ibr Sprann perbaftet
uno unter $1,000 8iir9idlaft aeltellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
@roBe Subelfeicr lit ~ fontg omerD,
9llnl,otsf0

% II 9 NJ erp, Nla., 10. Nopember.-
Die 9r6bte Semonitration, lueld)e iemals in
oieier Staot crlebt ipnroe, fano beute bier
itatt. aae SebauSe paren illuminirt llnb
bic gan5e SepOlferung beianb ff in ben
SnaBeu. Set Sonuenaufgaug rub Sou=
nenuntergaHg tpuroe ein Sreuoenialut bon
100 Sdliiiien abgefeuert. Die 8ebuer rtetbeu
alle sr1r @intrad)t uno WGBiQunq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
NferOe0iebe I'm 0lrfottias.

Wt M p b ls, 10. Noo. = Balia9tere BON
eittle= 6od, arf., mcloen, oaB geitern abeno
in Srinflep, 4rf., smei Bferoeolebe auf nj
ld)er Shat ertappt uno auf Der Stelle erid1ol'
len m11rNfn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
gSeiterc 9Sablberidjte aus oent
Wot0tpfftett.

q. Yaul, Wfinn., 10, yfOpbr. = Sat
pollitdnoige Bablberifte seigen, baB oas rep.
Stuatss s9tdet cine Mebrbsit pom 5000 Stnz
men bat. SIM sipeiten 0iirilte 1T oas Ste
lultat nod Sweiielhait. Ser rep. SdnOioat
bat bis jebt cine fleine Otaloritdt, bic jeboh
our6 meltere Serid)te annibilirt peroen faun.
Sn Der @eietsebuus babeu bic 9tepnblitaner
27 Stimmeu Webrbeit.
@bicago, 10. yiop. SIM 2. Siitritte
bon SllinoiS 1T ourd Die OffiSisae 3dbluHs
Der Ocmofrat SarrilOn mit7 Stimmen Mtebr
heit alS ermGhIt erflGrt morbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Sas fromnte &leeblatt lit 8roof=
I'm. = See6er, SiIton mno
yHnttlfOff.

Stem Dorf, 10. gfoD. = Sn1 Sta6t.
geri1te Sn Srootlpn iprrbe beuts Morgen Der
Nntraa bon gee6er'S 2lnlpalt aui Stunbung
oes Serfahrens in bem 2ibellpro5eiie 5ilton
qeqen Seed)er ipcitsr perbdnoelt. Otoulton
unD Siltoa iparen bel Den Serbaublungen
anweleno. - SIM 2aufe oes Worgers entrirte
9tid)ter 0tepuolo5 ais Dtoulton'S 2lnualt in
benz groseiie SrOctOr gegeu 0toulton Elm
NInihnner nuI Nidltidlulhin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
Sic Iekte1 gSabIett.

Ct. goniS, 10. Fob. -5aroen, DENT,
bat in SO Counties 1875, ,754 Stimm.n, ipdb.
renb Die Hepnblifaner MIR sc, ,46O Stimmen
nit ben uuabbdn9isen Suiammen aufbringen
fonnten. Sieies ergibt eine bemofratiihe
Waioritat bon 9,284. -gs lift fein 3peifel,
OaB Die ganse Dem. @on9reb Delegation
erm1hlt morneu lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-11
SerbaftM,ts bon &mflmren TT Sect
y fftGiA

2ouispil1e, 10. Noo. - Cine SpeSial-
9epeld)e bes v@Ourier Sournals" berif]tet,
oaB in Selbp- -@ountp beute orei Mdnner per=
baitet uuroen, an9eflagt, am leeten Nontag
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ihuloiae perbaftet iperben. 0as peripunoete
DtdOden miro pabri6einlidb nit Dem Seben
bapoIlfomnleu.
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Scr 6el0marft.

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Snd,aeit 1tttD Selbitnt oro.

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in gtr. 945, groaomup, bic Sodseit bes jun
GEN 6loriiteu 4inswortb 3a6as nit Sri.
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uuo uadber begab iidl oas iln9e Yaar nod
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cine anoere in bic red)te Sbldie. Cine brittle
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ibres @emabls iid) i'll ieinem Slnte ludlSeno
anlihtig ipuroe. 3adas mar, lonoerbar ge=
mig, nitbt auf Der Stelle tobt, 1T aber ieitOem
geitorbeu. Dit Seweggriinoe Der Shat iinb
IN Sunfel oebiillt.
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