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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19
Die Staotpater lit 2iunapoItS mttO
Die SDli3et=Sill.

Sdbrell0 Der lebten GeglSlatllr Slbunq
luurben bcfdnntlid) perihieoene @eIetQeber
un0 2obbDilten BON Saihenoieben uno anbez
rem 2angfugern in 9lnnapolis beraubt. Die
Seitoblcuan id)rie'u 5mar Watchl Police! aber
eS bali ntdtS, Der eiu5ige Bolt5eiOiener BON
QnnapoliS mar taub nno betrieb auBerbem
ietn @euerbe, b6rte uliO nift, SaB lid) irgeno
Semanb III Der alteu, treuen Stabt III gtotb
befanb. Die beitoblenen 2pcurge badten
besbal6, bas mug an0erS merben, iie Qinqen
in's Capitol uno ma6ten Gin @eieb, baB an>
napOliS tiinitig mie Baltimore, eine Staatsz
poltseinlad5t erbalten lOlle. Die Stabtodter
bon 4nuapoliS, lei es, oaB Der taube @oli3iit
Der Stabt nit ibuen OeruauDt ober ueri6mdz
CERT mar, Ober lei eS, oaB ite Die permebrten
auSgaben fiirfteten, ftrengten ale &rdft an,
nm Sic 4nnabme Der 8oll5ei= Bill Su perbin>
bern. Die betOblenen @eietgeber aber er=
tauuten ibre Yhi6t, unO iopObl oa8 Saus,
ais au9 Der Senat tbaten oieelbe nit @ifer.
Sor etnigen 28od)en mad)te man Qnitalt, Die
neue YOli5ei in 9lunapolis 81 organiiren,
aber man hattie ohne ben Stabtratb 9erefnet.
Saum hattie Der @ouperneur, iuie eS i'm Sc
iebe porgeidrieben mar, Die Boli3eizGommtis
iGre ernannt, 10 Derlangte Der Staotrat6 bon
oem@erid)te etnen0fanbamuS 9cgen bteielben,
auf ben 9rlno, oaB Die betrefferoe glfte ME
mails regelmdBi9 bon beiOcn 6duiern Der Sc
ieBgebuug angenommeu mOroen lei. Die Ye=
teHten umoen WaubamI8 MAIDEN QeltenO, 6aB
Die Sill melfe bonn Sen0t angenommen purz
oe, cine untergel6obene mar, oa6 bieSrtginal-
Bill bes 0clegatenbauieS auf bem Bege mad
Der Senatsfammcr elltpeber geioblen uurbe
ooer OerlOrcn gin9 unb Die pOrliegenbe Sil
ntemalS bonn 9auie angeuommen ODER 9ebils
li9t morOen Jet. Die Original Bill, rpel6e
perloren ging ober geitoblen murbe, miro banu
bon ben Retenten 9an6 naiu ibrem Selu9e
bsi9eidlOfeu.
Die 60. StaStudter erflaren, bieielbe lei
linen an IA. 0iai BON einem llnbefannten
anongm Ourd Die 9olt Sugei6idt morben.
0ieieSa6e iit fiibl. = 0aB 6ie Serren Stabtz
pdter III ben ScrOadt fOmmen tDnuen, nm
ben 9iebitabl Oieier Sia gewuBt su baben,
oaran l6einen ite gar nidt Su Denfen; nun
aber uerlGusen iie auf SrunO Der 9eitoblenen
Bill cine @nti6cionng 5u ibren @unlten.
Der Spru6 beS 9eridtes ptro nnnmebr
luabri9einlid Su 9unftcn Der Otuni,ipalre-
gierlIng pOn9lnnapOliS ausfalen; aber Qleiflz
Seitig iollte bod einellnteriu6uug an9eoronet
iuer6en; wabri6eiulidb peileu bic 8iider unb
Guittlngen Der StaOtueriualtuua naA, wer
ben Qobn fir bic auOnHm 3ugeianbte 9iQ Err
balteu bat. Der Bro5eB miro am %. SUM
nerhnrhelt mcrhcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19
morben lei. Die BOli3et bat iib uOrlduig
Ietuer auqenommeu.
Sin GrfmrftoMs5t9 Oermnalit6t. -
Ncbrcrc SONtc ItnO 59blretGDe
NfoNttntts - An%n


gS mi ng II, gt.=G., II. Suui. 9luf
Der yGorolinu- GentralbGhn" begeguete beute
Ntorgen elnem @rturiton8Suge, melder pou
mebreren bnuocrt 3onrlIten beiett mar, uui
-ieinem gSege mad gSilmtn9tOn Elm beOauer4
lid)eS llnglitd. 2llS Oericlbc iidl p gteileu
OiefeitS SieSoiue befauo, eutglcii'teu bic
Sotomottne, Sruet flodegSaggonS, Der 9epGd=
9Saggou unO elm 2SaggoH Smeiter Slaiie. Der
S6aIfHer &. Sc. gSooten muroe uuerbcbli6,
Der 8uitbeamte SbonlaS alderman id)ner Der
lest, Orei gtegee murOen gct6Otet unb neuH
DeruunOet. @S betBt, e8 ieten and 1O-12
uerlpuubet morben. Die bis icbt eiugeluufez
neu Scri6te itno mioeripre6euOer 9tatur uuo
cS ilt unm0gli6, uerbiirgte 9tad)ri6ttn iiber
ben gauSen llmiaug Oe5 llugliidS 3u bringeu.
(Spdter.) - Gin fOrbiger !oei3er unO 5meI
farbige Grelnier famen um'8 yebeH. Der
Sugeuteur SOBu 9aluiu, Der @rprcB Ngsnt
SbomaS 4loerman, Der Bot Agent q. Siu=
clar nn0 @corge 9untlep muroeu ld)per Der
leBt. SameS GarOle, s. 80. gUan8, Saml.
Burns, Sobn SbreaOglQ uno u. SobN Sir=
mlngBam erlttten IdJmerSlid)e @ontuTOuen;
3ablreldle anocre tanlen nit leid)ten Serletz
Sungen oapon.
St | mlngtOu, sc, IS. SUM. -
gtad bier eiugclauienen 9epei6en mar oaS
geitrige Giieubabu u,lluglid Die 6olge fur6t=
bnrer 9fcgengltiie. Snnerbalb "a Stuuoeu
felen 3Ou 0tegen. Ser 9ur9laB mar in
gutter SrOnlmg uuo i6eiut and iebt nod
nidt bei6GOigt gu ieiu. Der 8egcn fiel in
lol6en Sr6men, OaB er Den 9urdlaB per-
Itopftc, uub oa8 8aIcr itiCg 10 bod, 6aB e8
Die S0iduHg sum g8eiteu bra6te. Die Snuz
ten poren pom 1860-'67 gemaAt wOrbeH
mo batteu ihOn manfem &etter SrOb ge=
boteu. 9a Die Sdieueu uidt nit Der 80.
ibung fortgctriebeu wareu, 10 abnte Der 60.
tomottpfitbrer ui4t5 2tr9eS, bis CT an Die
ldl0bb0fte Stelle gefOmmen mar. Der Solo
mOttufiibrer @alpiu lit ieiueu 8erleblugeu
erle9en, unO icine 2eihe lit beute 9tahmittug
bier angetOmmen. 9ie iibrigen &e7lebteR
rrhn1p,t fih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19
Bic GeG1itmoros Wauie tn 9Sctp
Mnrf.

NcWt9ort, IS. SUM. - Qm 9icnItag
}(beuo trat Der 9eutife @eOrg 9te8maiIcn in
lir. 10, GbatbamitraBe, Elm uno mitnihte
Iadtquartier. glm fOl9eu0en Sormittag nm
II llbr fauO man i'm an ben 6olgen elmer
0oii5 2auOanum itcrben0 in ici:;em 3immcr.
9ta4gcl0fenc &riefe belueiicu, OaB CT lett
ldngercr 3eit SelbTtmOrO beabiidtigt babe
Gr giebt in Ocnielben an, i'm Sioen gelebt
uuo Oret 0ial ieine 6abe ourdI 6eucr5briiuIte
uerloren Su babcu, Obne i'm Stnuoe 9ewcieu
5u ietn, Die SeriiAerun98iumme 81 befom,
men.
Der 72.idbrige gnglanor Same8 9lnOtr-
ion 5eridmctterte iid) gcItern G(bcno in 9tr.
365, SubionitraBe, our6 eiueu 8iltoleui6uB
ben S9GOel. Gr mar fritber eiu mo6lbabeu=
Der 0tanu gcmeien, bate Ober Dor ehua swei
Sa6ren in 6olge uerfeblter Spefulntionen ieiu
@ermOgen OerlOren unO Oieien &ulut nidt
ertraQeu t0nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19
SerDaftun8 cines peroad)ti0eu
Su0iui0utttaS.

P tlaDelpb bta, Is: SUM. - Sin
9tannr mel9er ietueu ytaneu alS $5enrp Rid
8plon angab unO cine Said)e nit $23OO in
Sob mo SilbcrmiinSen bel i6 fiibrte,
muroe berte gtadmittag ain g2eluzgorler
Salnboi perbaftet, oa er Der 8oll2ei ineaeu
letnc5 elgentbimllhen umberman6erus 0erz
o0htI9 uor9etommen mar. Spion iaqt, er
lel BON Samaica, NO er cine 8lauta9e be-
leien, am lesteu Samitog in gew Port an.
getOmmen uuo bis gum UfittmOdy I'M ,,4Ilorz
9ollls" 9ebllebeH. Dam Jet CT Bierber ubge,
rsl't uuo babe fd IN einem 6Otel in Scr
gtabe oeSSabnboieS einquartirt, aus mel6eu
CT Asuts gOr9eu SHrd siH Carmen peri4eH9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19
S6ntlidner Vlnsnnttn. .

B9ifabelp biu, II. Sllni = Sri. @li-
jabetb >. &lin, melde Dor etna IA "a.
gen BON @barIeS Detter Ourd eiHeu YiitoleH=
ifluB Oerwunoct murOe, lit am NlOntag
abenO tm 6oipital geltorbeu. Der 9rSt
bate eineu Sfein ouSgeitelt, oaB Der SOO
in 6olge eineS Slutiturie8 eingeneteu lei uno
oeritdert, oaB Die SfuBwunoe gcbetlt lei.
4l8 Coroner 8rOmn in Die 9SObnung Der
Seritorbenen fam unO fauo, OaB Die SeitNts
tuug beute gtadmittng itattitn0eu iOllte, per-
aul0Bte er, baB oieielbe aufgeiboben ruiiroc,
bis Die uOtbluenOigc post mortem llnteriu
dung itattgeiluOcu. Detter wur0e Itou Dor
Dem &oOe OCS Sri. 8amplin Oerbnftet unO
lit nod im @eidngniB. @r bebauptct, uid)t
gctpuBt ;u baben, OaB Die Yiitole gelaoeu lei,
mo Sri. GunpliH bat ouSgeia9t, fie lei
iiber;eu9t, baB Der SduB uuabiidjtll6 gefal.
len iei, 0a 3ruiidben ibr uuo Yetter INNER Ous
bette GlnUcritduoniB Qeberrid]t babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19
Die Notblet0enoeH tn SOntifana.
@9ettere &tilfe lit tGOthiUemo

Q t. EOuls, Wt0., IG. 5uAI. = OOftor
Sing, Der 9(geut Oe8 @ouUuueurS Seuogg
bon gouiiiaua, uno 0i0gor 28ilt BON gtep,
Orleans baban id beute al OaS beiige 6iilfS-
Gomite fir 2Ouiitana uuo mebrere 8auheute
gew9n0t, nm 81 ustteren SHbicriPtionsn fir
Oes Staate8 itebt nod unter 9Soiier, uuO 7O,-
$4,000 Wteniden b2ftuocn itt Ill Der oiiri=
tighten Gage. Srantbctteu 9raiircn in mau-
den9egenOen, uno uenu aidt 0iilie 9ei9afft
miro, 10 perOen Die 2eiOeu, uel9e Scr 8e=
Ordugten wabreuO Der Commemorate mar
ten, auer Bei1rctbuug ipOtteu. 0aS piilfSe
GOnlte leiitcte iOfOrt peitcre SeitrGge, mo
oieielben werOeu III nddlcr 3eit cine gr0Bcre
S0nhe errcidlcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19

tet perben muBte, 1T iett in 9urbunsab ans.
gebro6en; aus ieuer Staot meroen pl6slih
40 SoOcsfd0e gemelSet. Ser grauiame 8iirs
ger miro iebr balS ieine8eiie na9 oemabenbz
lanoe autreten.
Ser Sarliitenfrie9 in Spanieu Sauert
fort. 0OnGar!Os iOu tiir5lidl IS OfftSicre me-
gen SniubOrOination haben binri6ten laiIen.
Dies iuare entiueoer Gin 3cihen 9roBerSi6er,
belt, Ooer aber elm ausbruG Der Sersmeifluna
mir gIauben faf, oaB 2ettertS Der sSaa 1T.
Der &ufitanO in Ml9ier oauert tort unS Die
SSraBoen baben augeni6einlid eiuen idme.
reu StanS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19
9retfa1et MiOr0 Bet N0turcltces
bAtr( Tn0

Cincinnati, Is. Suni.-Spl3ial=0e-
peiden aus Hamreuccburg, 9nO., mel0cu, Dap
3Uei Ntcileu BON BORT beutc cine cutietli6e
0tOrOtbat entOedt wurOe. 6rau Mtarp G.
Srableg unO ibre beiOtu 66htcr, I'M G(ter
BON y unO 10 SabreH Itebeuo, itno ermorOet
unO furAtbar oerItiimnelt geiunoeu morOeu.
6rNn SraOlcp'S gcib mar aufgeidltt, uuo
Die Seitdter Der 50dter Wareu Su elmer iii
f0rmll9en NtaTe 9adlagcu; Der Sdugliug
mar letht oerpunolt, uuO ELL 0reiiGbriQer
Suabe uurOe unuericbrt III cinem uuben Ge
b6l5 geiuuOen. Die 6amjlie mar arm uuo
Der &ater arbeittt Oui elmer 6arm in Ohio.
$On ben Wt0rOeru hat man bis lest ttiue
Spur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19
&attpf Stuiid)ett siuei SeitMtt9s=
Hc0aftcttrett.

Gan 6ran5i5Co, Sal, 16. sunni. -
Su Der bicitgeu Boitz2tnitatt fauO beute 3tpi-
iden Charles DC Douug, Dem 8eSafteur OeS
yGbronicle," ;" unO .. +. Napbtbalp, Oem &e
Oatteur Der ySun," cine ShieBz afaire itatt.
IS uurOen adlt Sd)Hiie geue9ielt, obue oaB
elmer Der SciOen getroiieu wurOe. @tue Su
gel traf ciuen Soteu oe5 og8eiteru- lluiou
Gele9rapban Siireau5" uno bratte ibm cine
beocutenOe 6leiid)munOe I'M 8eiu bel. 81
Nouug uno fopbtbalp muroen perbaitet.
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Die Ni4ter Se5 ObGrgeri6 is
in Som iaugtu an, ju @uuitlu Der 6euI-
pereuSirage Su ,ItumpeI," .. b. iie bereoeH
oaS &Qlf, bic StaatS=IempcreuSgeiebe 5u er=
SpiugSit. @s lit iOUOerbdr, OGB SberrIhter
IN SmmpreOen ibre s(nFdlteu ii6er @eieee
auSipreaen, Hber oercH 9oUltltutiOHaIitGt lie
ipdter m0gliberpeiie gu entideiocn RabeH
meroen. Dies lit UiellCidt OaS crite SdpIel,
no &i6ter Der Supreme. @Ourt tbre gfaHun9
austrameu, bepor iie OIrum btra9t lueroeHI
unb ss ipate O0S Ieste elH, ..,-s=Sas,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19
SerDeerenoc SScuersbruuit III Ses
tttarnr0, 9SCjt SnOicu.

y emQr0r0, p. WilI. - (lnicre Sta0t
mnroe am %, Ntat Don cincr iur6tbareu
6eucr8brunlt beim9eiubt. Die @ei6GitS(O~
tole uno Saarenlager Der l6,0. &amiau, oil
& 9onlp., Sruin9 Wut4rbur s, Gomp. mo
Do. ). @uma6O WurOcn Elm 8aub Der
6lammen. Der geiammtotrluIt miro oui
100000 gei6Gtt, malher inOeB ourd Ser
liherung geOedt 1T. @a Die iibrigen &auleutc
mObl aiiOrtirte Eager baben, 10 mcroen Die
@reiie Ill 6Ol9e OeS Sr0nOeS I'M 2luaeTleineu
uift itstgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19
@mtDlummgcn 6c3iiaz
ltdr ocS 9lut6a0es bel &atOs
rnnf refnNNf4n cIMN

GtuctuuGtt, II. Suni.-3c weiter
Die llnteriudung forti4rci:et, oeto enheBli=
der cri6etncn Die init oem bel 2owrenceburg,
SnO., bcg0ugcucn NtorOe orbuuocueu I'M
itGnOe. Die YOit tOrtemzllnteriunung bat
crgcbcn, OaB 5rau SraOlcp crit geihdnoet
unO O0uu, nm oa8 Serbrehcu uidt au'8gi6t
fommcn 5u laiien, ermoroet pur0e. Die
8riiOer 2StllIam uuO @barlc5 0tc0ole, Ser
waHatc Oer 6omtlic SraOlep, iinO uer6oftet
Woroen. Charles miro pabri6einli1 eiu
4libi bciueiien t0nncn. @egcn gSiliam bGu=
fen fid) ieOodI Die SerOaGt5gritnOe. Seine
Sttefel cntpret]en geu0u ben nm on8 SauS
9efunOenen 6uBIpureu. @r iii etn rOber, M
Diiieu0er SEelO=Nrbeitfr
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9er &elt8tons 1tutcrrtdjt 1T Sen
NpLfsfdlliIett Shin's.

5olcbo, Ohio, Is. >Suul SebiQe
2tn3eifen laHcn Oaroni idllieBen, oaB Bic
Erage, oh uuO wic Die &ibd i'll Den %olfS=
ihulen bebOnNctt mcrocn iOa, 0Cn @cgeutano
jntereiianter &erb0nOtuugeu bilOeu meroe.
Sn eillcr geitrtgcu Situug Der SdJulbebGroe
murOe fol3enber SeIhuB ciugebraAt: y0aS
Sibeueien, o0S Smgen frOmmw Scidnge
unO ionitige 9tcll8iON5iibungcu iO(leu iortau
III benjeutgen Shulcn, mdd}2 inter her Gou.
trOle Oieitr 8eb6rOe itebcu, nibt f2rucr itatt-
fiuOen uuO werOen bitrom1 Oer6otcu." Der
SPiC11uR hIifh nnrtIltfi1 11uPrirNint
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9ampffeHcl : @rplOitOm. - 3tuet
81 nt,S a d on IantHAAnt

8olebo, SbiO, is. 5uni. - Der 0ampf=
fchel i'll StcUen8 & Comps 5hubfarreu-
fabrit 5u GoiOwater, Mti1., erplooirte beute.
SiOat SteUcu8, Der Satcr be5 gigcltbiimer8,
mo Der l6-iabrige SObu 6uOiou fanoeu ibreu
ougenblifliden Sob. lSiuiam NoorbeeS
wurOe innerlidl Uerlebt uuO wirO mabrihctu.
lid Iterben. Stcr 0nOcre PTioueH erlitteu
mebr ooer minOcr idwere &erleRuugen, BON
Oenen iie inoeB gcueicH werOeu.
Die 6irma lit iuuerbalb Der lctteu Sabre
orei Ntal abgcbranut, oa5 lebta Ntal am l e.
&pril O8. ST. mo hattie uaf BeeuOi9ung De5
Saues ebeu crit Oct Setrieb picOer uuige.
nOulnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-06-19
9Hnfferi6icr WprO tn Qomiifotto.

9tew Orleans, IS. SUM-. - Die
gsifc 9ierre 2acOmbS wrt1Oe beute in ciuem
Sumpie binter Dem Sta0tparfe gcfunOeu. Gr
bate cine &ugelmunoe I'M SOpfe uu6 cine
anOere im geib. &i5 itbt Uou Der 8olisei
anigeiunOene Spurcn Otuten OorOuf bin, OaB
CT crmOrOct unO ieiu 2ci4nam in Oeu Sumpi
aemorfeu murNe.
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StamciiId)e 3millin9e bon Sents
fGtctt eItCrtt.

@btcago, 10. Stunt. - Cine ocutide
6rau 9ebur lettcn Samitag 3ruet geiunoe mo
mObl entmifelte Sinor, lpeld)e ourdl elm
BauO, dbulidb Dem Der fumcFiAen 3wiQiuge,
uerbunOcn waren. Gle UOgeu l4gfuuO mo
mitrOeu obue 3weiiel amgebcn gcbllebeu iciu,
weU Die 6sbanmc ibr @eiddft beIier Der
ltdnoen hattie.
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MG6ltIiI5ter IIcherfnm

Qbenb matbteu mebrcre geger nit Stetucn
eineu 2lngriff auf Oa8 $5au8 eineS gcpiTen
Sobnion in Der 9tdbe bon 9IartSUiQe, Genn.
Sine BON SObnion'S 36d)tcrn fcuerte auf Die
Sumultuauteu uuO eridloB cine 9egcrin.
0a8 0tdN9en ielblt muroe BON eiucm Steiu
am Sopf getrofIen uHO 10 ifwer urlcBt, oaB
lie mQbrlbeiulih iterbeu miro.
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Gintp0ttO erttllQ Uott GhincSett.

. an SraH5tS CO Gal, IS. SUni. -
Die 0ampter gSancOuoerS" unO ylOrO OF
the SS!eS" iinb beute Abeuo bier augefom-
men. ScIoe 5uammcu bringeu 1903 d)iueit-
itle GiuwanOerer.
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Qnd,thnlts nttf Qebens.ett.

1tem Dorf, II. Suut. = SbomoS
2ownOeS, rpeld)er am 8. 9RGrj ietne 6rau
ermoroett, muroe beute OOn OeI @eibwore.
ncn Oc8 Ntoroe8 I'M 3mtiten Gra0e idul0ig
beiunOeu unO 3u lebcnsliugIiAcr 3uttbau5z
itrafe uerllrtbeilt.
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gootlt6e lInfaae alf 0em @eletIe,

i 10 y orfr Is. Sunl. = Der l7-Jah=
rige 0tcglrOn aus 8rooflpu, melher pom
6o6ofeu, R.=S., getommen mar, I'M einige
6reunNe 3u beiu6en, pOl(te geiteru bel Der
8iuowitraBe iiber 0as @iienbabngeteiie &c
hen, ais eiu anfommenocr 3ug ibu CrfNBte
uuO auf on8 Geleiie uieoermarf. Sin llrm
uuo Sciu muroeu Ibr bu1Itdblib abae=
id)nittcu unO ieiu S0rper aui anoere g8eiie
entittli6 Sugeridtet.
GeOrg SarOne uOu gtr. 231, 6. 2tuenuc,
9erittb geitern AbenO inter Die 9tdOer eint5
lSaggonS Der StaOt=8fcroebabu unO ucrlor
beioe Seine. @r miro ietueu Gerlesungen
erlIegen.
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Ser ttette 9oWUTcr ,Xe5iito. "

NV 10. q UT 10, JuHI. YET nelle 9am-
pier rgelitng" pon Der 9ambur9er y4Oler=
Etnle," wurOe geitcrn bon elmer grOBcnAu3abl
Berionen III au9eniheiu geuommen, melhe
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The English Language.

Bayard Taylor, in one of his recent
letters says that he has noticed one
striking change in Egypt. This Is the
astonishing spread of the English Ian
guage within the last twenty years re-
sulting both from the numbers of Eng
lish and American travellers who visit
the East, and the use of the language
by travellers of other nationalities.
French, which until within the last few
years was indispensable, has been
slowly fading into the background, and
is already less available than English
for Italy and all the Orient. l was a
little surprised in Rome at being ac-
costed by a native boot-black with,
''Shine up your boots ?" In Naples,
every peddler of canes, coral, photo
graphs, and shell-fish knows at least
enough to make a good bargain; but
this is nothing to what one meets IN
Egypt. The bright-witted boys learn
the language with amazing rapidIty,
and ara so apt at guessing what they
do not literally understand that the
traveller no longer requires an inter
prefer. At the base of Pompey's pillar,
to-day, a ragged and dirty little girl
came out of a fellah hut and followed
us, crying, "Give us ha' penny p All
the coachmen and the shopkeepers are
familiar with the words necessary for
their business, and prefer to use them,
even after they see that You are ac-
duainted with italian or Arabic. The
simple, natural structure of the English
language undoubtedly contributes also
to its extension. 1t is already the lead
ing language of the world, spoken by
ninety million people double the num-
ber of the French-speaking races, and
so extending its conquests year by year
that its practical value is in advance OF
that of any other tongue.
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A Band Of Robbers.

The Levant Herald publishes the
following letter, dated Damascus,
April A: "The topic of greatest local
interest is the seizure of the robbers
who have for many years infested Da-
mascus. Their exploits have already
attained some fame, and deserved no.
thing less; for, of late, few Damascenes
dared to interfere with them. Their
skill and daring had gained them great
respect and some admiration, and am
assured by respectable Moslem that
people having occasion to go down to
lower rooms of their houses during the
night generally shouted down the stairs
before descending, Ladies are going
down stairs; if there is anybody there
let him retire My informant assured
me that this appeal was never uttered
in vain, as the men always politely re-
tired, taking with them only the things
that came first TO hand, rather than in
commode the ladies. Last week, how
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Poetry.
THE ORIGIN OF DIMPLEs.

Nv mischief-loving maiden. Belle,
Sit here and listen while / tell
Awhile your saucy tongue to tame
A pretty tale without a name,
Save this, of ''how the dimples came"
A merry girl the story goes,
With eyes of violet, cheeks of rose,
One day with feet that noiseless stepped
Behind her lover, tiptoe crept /;
And peeped with many bow and bend.
While he, all unsuspecting penned
A timorous sonnet to the maid,
Which doubtd hop'd. despair'd and pray'd.
She peep'd, and read. too pleased by half,
And smiled and smiled but burst not laugh
And so a strange event occurred;
Il happened thus so / have heard.
The dainty mouth too small | doubt
To Net too much of smiling out,
Became prison most secure,
And held the loving legions sure.
Wearied. at length of durance vile,
Impatient grew each captive smile;
Still, fam some outlets new to seek,
They wreathed and coiled in either cheek,
Still at the ruby portals fast
yainly sought exit al the last,
Grown desperate, so the story closes.
Cleft a new passage through the roses.
Loves kisses healed the tender harm,
And gave the wound its dearest charm;
Since not unthankful, Beauty keeps
Her cheeks less sacred than her lips.
And while they smile their prudent No,
So fair the deepening dimples show,
That Love, reminded of his claim,
Nav take the guerdon without blame;
And this is how the dimples came.