davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
Sas bnrnebmfte Starfnnssmittsl nss
Qeifnltfr3

Gin neu.r @fab sur 9eiunbbeit ipuroe Tar ole
9rantbei. seidafer, Elm neuet Sdllo Se9cn SIapt>
belt ben @eiuuben ~sc9e6en, ais &ottettsr's Wa'
eeabttterer oas RormalzS tdrtun9sinittel @n'etl>
fa's paroe. gett iat etuern giertetlo9rbunoert pat
pieIes mddttee uub an9euebme 9egeustIt seSen
arantbeit uub bic lie er3eu9eneen llriabeu ie'nen
eeIunbbcit : 6rinseuben G5e9 Fortgelsst, bat ote
Shpd6li6cn eeflst, Der giotur seeolten, 1eoe III
seiben nicoersutdmpfeu, Sdmer5tn S%cltHoert S:rz
oouuns beforoert. bic ausideioun9en sere9sit, Die
9erueutraft bes 9orper5 %pernebrt, bic eeoensseiTef
crmuntert, Dem porSeitigen geriGa Ginbalt 9et9on
uub nibt uur bas sebeu uertGH9ert, ionoeru letnen
Rert6 er90bt, inoem es 2auienbe BON Bottenten IN
eiueu 3ufanb periett., pas ee6eu %seuiesen gu ton7
men. seiu Sano, Der ie uer0fentliat %tporoeH, mare
arof eeuug, cine @eididte aler 6dae BON yer
SornnosIsibeu. gertopftbeit, @aaisieit, BetieiFe7
Der, gierpeuidpdde uno %seiitiger uno toroerItSef
gritluifuns su entbalten, fpethe sebetIt ~oroen
Iuo ourb bieie5 sro5e uesetabtItite StartnnaemiIz
tel. Dos nidt nur bic @eiunobeit Wteoerher'
nett, Ionoern ie in ben unseiunoefeH 9e9enOeT
| Dor @etabr teidist. ulE-'t~"'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
Gin .Spsstta1 ftar gs3dmcrtnme,t.

Otan fiebt aus Obigen 3ablen, bab Die Si=
lana in Der lesteren 3eit INNER auf Scite1
galtimpre'S mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16

STRAIT BON BAD lit sebeten, i1re glbrefie on 5rau
~. y. &asfs in Doafers, a.-D., 5u ipiden..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16

Sb Ninoelhdllcr tltr 9roBe Staote MOTH
neroia iinb, bieie Srage tit nod INNER cine
offene: bagegen 1T es a1lgcnetn anerfaant,
ban elm Soipital fir @D9nerinnen in ieoer
oroheu Gtabt eiu bringenoes SebitrfIiB lit.
Srotbem bat man piel lpdter Oaran geba9t,
bieiem Srii1aenben 8sbiirfuiie ab3ubelfen,
oils man fir @inriftltltg bon Slnbelballer1t
lorate. 2ettere fino befanntltd i6on iiber
100 Sabre alt nrS perbreiteten lth ponSranfs
reid aus aagentein, mllroen iogar IN ptelerl
2dnoern als GtaatS= uno Communal Sniff
tute e%ingeriftet. SerbditntBmdBig piel lpds
ter bad)te man baran, baB W6d)nerirnen+
i0oipitaler melt notbwenbiger, melt bumaner
ieien unb Die Sittlid)fsit ipeit mebr f0roerte1,
alS Die Sinfelbduler, meld}e b09lter8 ein
Serbrefen uerbiuOern, I'M bafiir 10gergeben
nno unlittlihfeite1 81 i6rbern. SIS 1T fir
unlere, an bumaniiil1en Snitituten unb
Ginri6tuugen aler Irt 10 reiden Stabt feline
Gbre, baB crit iett bic YeariinblHa ether
iolten 4nitait 5ur Sbatlade aeporSen 1T,
aber erfreulid lift eS befrod), ban enolid Dem
Idnaft gefiiblten 8ebitrfniie abqebolfen fpirb.
Die lebte @eieb9ebung bat namlid, nod Dor
T~boridlllB eiaeS erfpiai9nng BON $40, 900 aez
madlt, nm bas 8alttmorer college of
Physicians and Surgeons" in ben Gtanb m
ietsu, Elm 6oipital fir 8O1nerinnen Ill e.
rihten. 81
Sic msbisiniide Sadihriit Baltimore
Physician and Surgeon" bentsrtt sbitoriel
iibcr bieie Sbatiahe:
,Dtearnen uniererS tabt baben tperris uotb>
uenbigere 8ebiirfnins, ais gerabe elm loldes
Snititllt. DaB in elmer 10 sroBen Staot baS
armenbaus Der ein3i9e Srt 1T, nm arnle
S~srauer, tpeld)e %nabrungss 1lnb oboadlos tb=
rer ldmersn Stunbe entsegen ieben, anfSu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
Baltimore 1atto Rbtldoclptta.
asitt Invertebrates 0er9IetM.

Ser Qlartal Stattltif oeS Sd)abanltes
iiber BEN 5anbel Der perIdieoenen Safenftaote
entnebmen min folgenbe 3ableu nnb algaben
iiber ben Saienoerfebr Der beiben Atatbar=
itdbte Baltimore uno Ybilabelpbia: SIN 0o-
nate December bes lebten SabreS betrrg Der
Sonuenqebalt Der eingelaufenen i~renloerl Sabrz
seuae in Ybilabelpbia 81 $50, III Baltimore
1882; aus fremoen Sdfeu angefomnleller
Oampfer: in philadelphia 9937, IN 8alti-
more ID, 1893; BON &iiltenfabrern: i'll Bbilaz
belphia so, 246 ri1b in Baltimore 105,615. -
SIM aarsen Sabre 1873 betrlig Der @ela,nnlt>
import: in philadelphia $26,820,896, in
Baltimore $31 ,319,033. Inter ben @infubr=
artifeln beioer GtGbte iptclt Der cnba1iide
3uder cine miGtigs0o1e; 8bilaOelpbia fiibrte
i'm @an3en fir 1913 $50 ell, Baltimore iir
S4O3, 659. Ser 8affeezSmport Saltimore's
BON 8raIilten erreidJte ben @ertb bon 1924
962, Der unierer Na6barftabt Bbilaoelpbta
b.trl1a mir s49, $3.50. SIN letteu Quartal be-
trua Sic Ginmanberung in philadelphia 1910
Berlonen; in ~oerIelben 3eit panperten in
Baltimore 1886 Yerionerl, metltels Oeut-
ite, ein. We.
Sic GimipanSernnss=S %tatiitif Der beiOeu
Stabte iiber Die letten fiinfsig Sabre lit BON
arobem Sntereiie. Son 1s20-183O lanoeterl
III YDtlQpelpglu ZO,4Zo .Hlp III SulllHtule
1868 @inwanperer; in ben oreiBiser Sabren
farnen bagegen 60, 1876 in Baltimore unb nnr
35,534 III Ybilabelpbia an; i'll Der "finfter
9efabe bieies Sabrhunberts mar bas Ser
bdltniB siemll6 9leid in ben f~iinisiger Sab
rem getpann PbilaOelpbia etnen beoentenDen
goripruns, iettpem 1T es lebo4 entihieoen
5uriidgegangen; bon 186O-1870 la1oeten in
BbilaSelpbia MIR % 900 uns in Baltimore
$4,000 PerioneH. @GbrenO Der lebten flint
ala Sabre manSerten BAT 1891 BeriOnen in
Baltimore nnb 266, 1921 in philadelphia Elm.
Die Statiitif iiber ben MOrat Sanuar Die,
les Sabres 9ibt fOlgenOen a~usipetS:
@iniubr. @usfubr.
8aItimore........sI ,864, 100 S2,732,3li
Ybilabeipbia...... 1,665,50l 2,5S4,207
0tan ficbt aus obigen 3ablen, baB Die Si.
lana in Der letteren Belt INNER 0nf Seiter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
9entf6tr Crheu her S9par5sH
M;ftpr

9out geIhlufies oe5 groszBnnbe5 tpereen %idrlrltz
lihe Mitetteoer bes Srbens ireunoltbf etn9eleGeni,
iib an Der airGen=Paraee &ottntag, een u. Vsul,
TioraenS 9 u6r, su betbeiltsen, Inn Der Ct. Pau!u6s
Gerneinbe In &dntonsNuf. (Bofcr 8Gh1nann) etnen
Veiudb ab,uitatten. geriamnIua9szSrt 80 0 q NJ
8 ollie" gde Boub> un0 BanfitraBe.
H3oS meSsy Q6hItr. (TroE>Srirltter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
"Gof;un<Rouhfrriu Rr- /

ga bic BeamteutDGhl Jest porgenommeu 10 ftu@
ben Die nodentli6eu Alia9en, Die Steun9en oc5
0ireftoriume uno auna9mt neu.r Qii.sIieeer re9eIz
mabis jeoen SonnerFna, abeubs S n1r, ftatt.
lirb. Ssauftnaan, Srdiibent;
Sstd5. T%ieiebun, 8ice=4rdi.;
ADAM Gfreb, Sdlsm,;
Gt7,2D Gnrt @ofer, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
Rruer &auherein.

gtdhfer EsRtas tpiro bas GiuihreibeaeIo erboz
ben in ben acknowledgements M. 8" bel
score T6mIing, pit. 4, 4oresSSoIffrnhe.
Jihtniteiieoer mo giitglieber fino eriuht. acplz
reih 5i ershtiHeR.
Gtl-Sl Ghrtf3, 2esr, prop. Irdi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16

glaGrtht miro biermit sesebeH, oas lnter3eihutter
8oamadt sur 8errualtuRs 6es giaatafes bes aI9icr
uerftorbsuen AHoFeas Sreh erbGIten bat. Vile,
bic 6oroerunsen an oieien gtdhLas baben, pers
ben bterIntt auf9eforoert, iolhe nebit ben uotht9eu
Selegen i~pdteiiens bis 5um so. 9tou. "a einSureihen
uno 9elteuo ~ MAIDEN, ooer gu seipdrtteen, bab re
i9rer Gujprlde an hteien yiablaf 9eieSlif flr uers
Iufts crtldrt perbeu meseu. ane, bic I3abluuseR
an oieien HadtGB 81 MAIDEN BADEN, fDeroen bterz
NIT auf9eiorbert, fOIde uHuerSlgItd on ruter3eitz
nete gu ~IeiTeu; no niat, 10 Miro seribtIi6 etnses
dTtttcu.
HIuG % ~ Hahono Ehr5Fer efhm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16

9ahri9t iuiro bternit s~e9eben, oaf unter5et6uete
golmGbt CUR Sermaltuug ocs gfuhIaies Der o[6icr
perftorbenen @eorg 9sartiu, eghaItsn bat. ane
bic 6orberunseE an oieiem yiabIaB baben, iperosu
biermit ouigtfOroert, IoIbc Hebff Den notbi9eu Belle
gen I~pdtefens an 70. gioubr. 1874 einJuretteu unb
auipride an 6teiem gtoftas eeiegIi9 fir oerIuft9
eyiIdrt Ueroeu Inogeu. aae, bic Sa9IuR9en an eieien
gtadldB gu MAIDEN BADEN, meraeu 6termit %auigeicr=
bert, iol6e unoerSi9Ii6 an luterSeitnete gu lelIten,
no ntdt, 10 rutro geri9tli9 eiu9eI9rttteu.
Qt6,21,7,33) Brieoertde 41artin, aoT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
Genc &m3stgen.
Staat WnrbIanD,

Observation-Disclosures,
annnpolts s, ben 7. Wtat 1871
Gpe5iGts Scfebi Sr. 6.
Observation-Disclosures u. 8. Can, eommanbeur
oer 2. Sri9aoe, D. q. g., III hermit %6eoroert, nit
ietuem Gomman0o am 18. @ioi fir Snipettiou ourt
&c, GrceleuS, benz 9ouoernelr uHo Sber6efeblsbas
Der, Gus;ur1deu.
auf 8eiebt bes 0ouoerueurs un6, Sberbefeblsbas
berS Jga1f II. @oHo,
G14,6,8) @eneralm0ior uno @eneratzAoiutant.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16

It EfetNfDDEe vi NtD HtljDaM1I cF.
geriiegeIte ansebots fperoen bur9 bas
@oIeatum Der 8iftatoren bes Baltimorer : Stabtz
@efdasnifies BIS Samitae, ben %. ploi, Wltttass
12 tlbr, utse9eusenommen fit Die %Sieferuns iir oas
9efdnSuib BON pier9uHbert 2ounen (2240
4iuub ie6e) berbeteu barteu netBaibi=
g en- So IN + ibiffz SO lien, iolpie ~nter8i9
SIafter pom 6efen @eI0fi dtenboISe
uno ) 10 q n 9 8lafteroom beHenGt6cnS
+ ol3, troden, in BEN Soiranme bc5 @eIdnsniHe6
9emeiien unb, tpie %perlanst, abSuliefern.
Qt7,9 ,2t, 23) Charles gSebb, Trdi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
Sefluntr,a

statrttt tuirb biermtt %s,se5en, bag Der ~NH,eris
ean=9auneseiu S1S. 5" iein Capital nuf %finitauz
ieuo attieu erhohen uno fetnen gtameu in "3entos
mia sgparnerein Der Staot BaItiRsosep umdu=
oeru pfTp. e. uBser,
Sch. 8tetnra6en,
.. Sa6fea,
3. G1uItbei$,
.. SoE&,
ut0,7,23,9) jfr. &areeefeIe, TtyettoreE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
Neue an3eigeg.

Sefanntmadlung.
Sie 8eb5rse Der SNentItdlcn eirheiten uno
Der 6eneseI=afutpaIt bon MareIane, ipel6e
in Der Iebten Sisuus berSeiet9ebuR9 ernannt purz
ben, nm 8rnno sum gaue zines @orreitiOnshauies
Su %fnuieu, fiab iest bereit, Massbpte fir Slate
far oas beta cite Snftitut anSunebmen. Gt9en@
t9iimer bon 2Gnb ODER Grunbeiaentbum, fuelhe IS
Sn pertaufen pinibeu, molten Seitreibungen beIz
ielben on ODER Dor benz 90. Ylat 1874, nah Gunapoz
lis ibiden, ipeIde bic eenaue e%otaIitdt, Die 9roste
anb tIeinite anSa9I pon angeeqtenen adern, e6 nit
II. (. 10. entbolteu miiiien. eonmnnifattoneH fonz
men on ben 1lH~ter5ei6Reten ein9eidtft iueroen.
SIM Outrage Der Sebor6e .
Barnes Compton,
Gf7-2O) Staat8 sS9abmeiIter, Mnnapolts.
an5eige.
Die aufnertiamfeit bes BIbIifums ipiro anf ben
ndtfen 1ienjtns, ben 10. Mai 1874, Ssad1rait=
teas 4 uuo s ubr ftattfinbenoeu 8erfauf Der 6tis
ben @runbEiife ysr. 19S, 9SeEs8ratttrabe,
unb ssr. A, sssrss5rsnttsabe, srunostnsirei,
binselentt. gBesen ndberer ginSelnbeiteH leie man
bic auflions=anBeie In Der nGun!"
.1rieor. p. Sea,taser. Seripattsr;
Q17-) Ganluel g. 8srer &c SObne, Iuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
Staat Mar1IanO,
Sareatt SeS StaatSsGefrttdrS,
T UIloI ON y. UIuI I6t4
VII SIM H1e "a

Ah %tHty Ote 80 AHGc0S.
Stermit Miro betanut 9emaGt, bag bei'm 9ouoer=
ueur elm SegnGoisuu9s9eiu6 eiugerei6t potbeu IN,
in benz YroJeie oe6 Stdatts seaeR GJas. Btro, al.
Green, fuelhrr i'm Srilniualz@eri fir bic Stoot
Baltimore I'M SanuurzI ermiHei 1873 bes Diebtdhls
%lbertllrt uHe SI Staatss9eiiugnis bis gum 10.
Stunt 1874 perur6eilt nurbe.
Der @ouUeruenr Miro ~beiaeteS GeiuG an oher
uah Dem q. Diai "a 5ur g~u6eutideioune poruehz
men bis oabin nereeu Broteitc ee9cn oieies @eiu6
aRseaort lperoeH unb bic betreifeuoe Betition mad
BEN @rmcien oes 0ouutrneurs Sur Jiniiht ausliez
gen. - 9m AuitrGge oe5 @ouuerueurs
uii-I) ". g. SoEpoag, Staatsiefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
MnAel s. Unmn,
MGnel &: Nnmn..

NGDel Dc ODr1p.,
gr. A89 gaeF> 8aItimorefSrabe,
SauptsQgentur bon &GtiforHter @einen itr o
Grojtu9er, Souoru : @ouutp,
GaItiorHtcn;
. s. SeS, g8beeItu9, Beit : Sd.,
pon&Gtaipba U. 0oncoro0 eineR,
6, z. Samiot BON M1rqlanoer
(gdrs23, t2gQtA g8eiusu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16

Der nSrFaizgose Str. zoe, 8. .. er $ a.
ru ar " fpelbe permtttelft Der 9larpIdnber 6oru%
aarf=Stet6etaiie mir bic Sterbe>Yrdinie uletues perF
~ltorbenen @atten q eors Spetb BON $500 pintt=
lid auS5ablte, iase ih hter6urh ofentIi9 metHen
Oaut. Gbritine Spetb.
. ItI-h r. Lt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
BeriamuiiuagssAm}eIgsa

Jleiidler, anigspakt! u
Cine oertaste S~erIammlul9 DER Utte9ef I'M
,satTeasSaate,"
gfebcr SaIttmoreftraBe unb S%entre=
MartctzS p ace, 49,
9ieuItae, ben 10. g7at, Qbenbs : Ner praels.
Nle aiesoer ftn0 ~orin9enb eriu6t, 8egcnipdrtt9 81
ieiu, "a mihti9e @eiddfte fir Die Sraeeri6ait por=
liesen. SIN Ilftra9e
~ 50. albert, Nrai.;
di7-O @eGaI. 9. 2Srespnes, GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16
8Quberetne 1t. |. 10.
sabzMolifraBensS par> uan ssib:
Wn~ofT

Rr. i24, Slo /. BoIi Gtrabe,
ieoen Noutas Abeno.
Dieter Sserein erireut fh lett Der tursen 3eit ieines
gejtebens timer reeen 3beilnahme. Sober, tpelber
zines fleiReH yori9uies bis 81 $3.50 fridsabloaI IN
WoheusabIuneen) b~enotbist IL, SeseletbeH per
ietRe tteiuea GSlparHiiie fiber uuo 81 guten Sutereis
en- anleg.n mid, 1T eiuecIaoeu, id au.uialteseR
uub tana Fb IN elmer Der reaelmdsi9en SeridnTn'
lungen pom ben seboteueH &ortbetlen EbeTseusen.
RENE gia9Sahiun9en!
StiG)aeI Got, prdf.;
elusust GeneenttbIe, Sies Yrdl.;
Sseinri65 gbntitt, S6aSm.;
gStIbelm SISTERS, Setr.;
Gi7-Sl Snrrn rs. e3uSf, Collector.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16

Staat NarBlanb,
9Grean oeS StaatSsS cfretdrS,
Y u NII9, ptH .. y
u a EIHc Me q nnnrhfI

anHdpkIis, beR6 Wal 1874.
an aHe, Die 80 augebt!
Siernit iuiro betaHnt eema6t. Dag bet'm @ouueIs
neur Elm SegRaoieun9s @eiub e;naerei6t Doroeu
1T in Dem ~gSrogeife bes Staates qeoen Snp. S.Gout<
lin, fnrb., fUet6eT i'm 9TiHiuGlgcTidtt fur Die Stnot
Baltimore TN SGnudrsEerniHe 1874 oeS Siebifdbls
i~berfibrt uHb 81 8 Ni0nateH gei1Hguibtraie 1erurz
tbeiIt iUuroe.
Der 9ouperHeur lpiro beioQte5 Geiub On ober
nab Dem 20. WGi 1874 Sur Guoentibei6uue pors
He4men bis oabin iDereeH $rotete segen oteits 9e=
lu6 angebort lUcroen upb Die betrefenoe Tetition
mad BEN GruefIen oes @cuperneurs CUR ginidt ofs
len Ieiu. SIN AuitrG9e bes 8ouuerueurs:
Gi0,3,6,9) o.. s. &pEnoaa. Stlatsieir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-16

ane iunsen seute, p.Ide am I. septembsr 1872
Canton ais gbreusa rbe 25eit scnommen, unS ale,
Die s~eionneu iinb, fiG bel @elesenbtit ber an
BinSNmontas Observation-Disclosures an8uibltes
sen, tno freuuoli6f etnseIaoen, Nontess pen y.
Wai, Sbenb6 s ilbr, ciner Serianmluug in ger. 10,
Observation-Disclosures, Sebuis Serathun9 in
obtser Ausele9enbett ~beioupo9neH. SIN auItrase
oes @bef<Ntari6ons
(it7-S1 ~. SOWS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10
SAN DIEGO BRANCH.
For Santa Barbara, San Pedro
and San Diego.

Steamer will leave for above ports every
Thursday, MT 9 AM.
Stramrr SENATOR. Capt. NJ Harloe
Thursday. January ~, calling at San ST.
neon and San Luis Ooispo i"r passengers
only.
Ste4mpr PACIFIC. Capt G Fl. Douglass
w.llsail Thursday, D-crmbrr26 h t"r SaEta
Barbara San Pedr" anl san Dipen; also
.Jaruar, 9Th. for same ports, unde: com
maud of Capt II G. Johnston
Steamer MrHuNGo. Capt. G.. II. Doug
lass. sailing Thursday. January 10Th, aud
steamer OR,Z,BA. Capt II. G Johnston,
Thursday, n iary 23d. for Santa Barbara.
San Pedr am San Dpg0. will resume the
reeula' service a. per schedule.
- Returning, leave San DirgO every MOu-
dav and San Pedro Tuesday.
Through bills of lading signed, aud thro'
tickets sold from aud to all r'.rts on the
San Lie 20 route, To and from New York,
EUROPE, Mexico and Central America, at
San Francisco tariff rates.
G. P. TAGGART, Agent,
js25 If San Diego.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

A western editor has put into
practice. II plan which will enable
all papers to di~peuse with the
usual fighting member of the staff.
One morning, he was walled up
on by the biggest kind of IA fellow
armed with a terrific cudgel, with
several and sundry protuberances
sticking out all round, marvel
ously resembling Colts derringers
and bow es. who siluted him
with: :. Where's that scOundrel,
the editor?" Our friend said: He
is not about, but please take seat
and amuse yourself with Il paper,
he will be in very sOon," and hur-
ried down stairs, at the foot OF
which, lie met another man still
more profane and fierce, who
asked the same question in the
same language. "Oh," SAID the
retrpating editor, ego up stairs;
YOU will find him reading the pa.
per.n Accordingly up he went,
like a high-pressure steam engine
letting off steam at every step.
our friend waited a minute. aud
such a crash as if all PandemO-
MUM was let loose. What the
result was, was never known, as
our friend didn't wait.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10
TOWN OFFICERS
RATES OF POSTAGE.
DOMESTIC.


Letters. TO an parts If the United
States, 3 Gems each halt uunc- ar fraction
Letters. drop or local. cent each half
nunce or irnrtion.
Miscellaneous mail matter (limit-d To 4
lbs:) = cents each ounces or fraction.
Bucks (imit-d to 4 lbs 2 ctnts each 2
ounrts OF frnc;ion
Newspapers. seeds. etc g. (s4r list in Post
Offica Hunted I" lbs / crnt .ach y
ounces or traetnn
FOREIGN.
,..,; I Letters per rnch haif"z. % cts
NA"'''"''" NEWSPAPERS pr zach ~. 3 cts
~. LrttrFs r each half w. 10 cts
N"'"" N.wspap-rs. pr each. , CENTS.
L"it.rs pr half 0unrr. 3 c-nts
l'' ~" Newspapers, per each, ~. &c.
y ,. I Newspapers, pr rael. = cents.
~ LETTERS, per haa en"ce. 10 cts.
n Lrttrrs. per half oauce, 10 cents.
"'"A" }Nrwspaprr prrraeh. &c.
Newspapers oz. &c.
Central America Letters. : oz. 10 els.
c,,h. LETTERS. per haIf"Z. 10 cents
"u"' Newspapers. pr each. = cents.
n. w,pap-rs. per zach. A cents
{ Letters per each bait OK . cts.
Letters, On- third III. ~ cents.
""'0 : Newspapers, pei each. : cents
:, o.. Nrw>p Apers.per4 OZ. DO
ma" o'"'' Lrtt,'is each hall W &c.
Graf Britain l. tiers. pr each half rZ.6c.
nd lreland. Newspapers. pr 4 III. &c.
o., Newspapers per VI, o..
"'ee' L,tt-r> per rnrh halt III. l5c.
letters pr half oZ. Ia CENTS
La! NEWSPAPERS prr4 ~ 4 cents.
NEW Spnpers, per each. = cents
''ili'''" LETTER PR haf Oh. IN c.-nts.
.,.rtrrs PER iIhlf VI Ia cents.
''P"" Newspapers, ra' h. : CENTS.
INrwsptprrs. PER each. 2 cents.
Atxic" Lrttrrs. per hall ~ 10 rts
I LETTERS. per halt ~ I'D cts
HSh"'i'" Newspapers per W. &c.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

The following from a Mi-sissip-
pI paper is the most despirahle
action it ever became our duty to
record. The puzzling part of it is
how Mr.. F., WAS able to leave his
house, or to move around in any
way: Falconer, Of the Ashland
"Argua", publishes the following
card A red-haired, seedy-IOnkA
ing printer, known as J. p. Park.
having learned somehow that
winter WAS coming on, d+ternin-
ed TO have better clothes, aud,
having no means, he was mean
enough to steal them from the
editor"
We would respectfully ask.
where, or how, that editor got
them store clothes?
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

AT an eXamina ion of the Col
lege OF Surgeons Il candidate was
asked by Alternately, &" What
would you do if \ man Was blown
up by POWDER" "Wait till he
came down." was the cool re-
ply.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

An enraged traveller writing
. home from the far West says
"Descendiug TO the bar-r0Om, |
took my turn at "A tin wash bssiu
with a cake of yellow soap, and
dried myself on a muSty towel
hung on q broom. a boot jack
and IA lean dog laid in the middIe
of the floor, the chairs long ago
ceased to be quadrupeds, discom-
fort is king, and dirt is prime
minister"
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

New Orleans sent to Genoa,
Italy, two hundred barrels of
whisky, manufactured in Louis
lana, but consoles herself with the
reflection that it is all coming
back soon iii the form Of French
brandy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

A photographer in Boston hes
been astOnishtd by young wo-
man who came TO ask. mpekly aud
innocently, "Huw long does il
take TO get photographed after
you leave your measure?'
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

Desperate! medical man (gin,
gerly)-"I neutrality-suspicious.
might-drop line, aud have your
wife up" Patiently, Doctor,
you're always for such extreme
measures"
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

A gentleman who rather sus-
pected some one Was peeping
through the keyhole OF his office
door, investigated with a syringe
full of pepper-Saucp, and went
home TO find his wife had been
cutting wood and a chip had hit
her in. the eye.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

"You must be quarel>Ome fell
low" said a phrenologi5t to a
man whose bumps he was eX-
amining. ''Say that again and
Pll knock you down." was the
response.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

The editor of the Duluth Her.
aid publishes proclamation say
ing, 1--WE shall jerk a living out
OF this city during the coming
winter, or we are much mis-
taken"
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

swell, Mr.. -, how do you
feel?" said Il friend TO a defeated
candidate = few days after elec.
tion. II feel, l SUPPOSE" he re-
piled, "as Lazarus did " How
was that?" "Why," said he,
Lazarus WAS licked by the dogs,
and so am l."
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

Mrs. Darlington says she gets
up every morning at the shrill
carriOn of the chandelier.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

Elgin, Illinois, offers the boys
two cents apiece for all the rats
thew can kill. and the schools are
on the point Of suspending.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

Mark Twain is honest On be-
ing surprised by a t9ast at a din
ner in London recently, he pulled
out a large roll of manuscript and
proceeded to reply.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

Colored citizens of the South
don't say "ShoO Fly" when an
insect troubles them nowadays
"iwofumdah," is the mysterious
word.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

The young man who boasted
he could marry any girl he pleas
ed, found that he couldn't please
any.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10
WIT AND KUMOR.

How to make a slow horse fast
Don't feed him.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10

II Hbea al aiscOunI aglW
be Aun0e on 2icIul02. rules 10
merchants am oilers mr.
chasing la1Ye quantities.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-01-10
2Pqc; Piio @OOaC s.. s.
I OIL 'o"b.
For New YORK via Panama

L ave pnnctualv Mt u "'ri""k noon on
the 7fh 18th aud 9th of zach month for
Panama, aud converting via p mann K III
road. with nnr ot thu COMPANY splendid
steamers fr"m Aspinwal Tor New York.
When the s,iiing date fails on 'Surda'
''hr STEAMER will sail on the proceeding
Safurda,
Thr Panama steamers connecting with
4. pnrturrs from New York. l0;b. pom and
both, are. txprrtrd t" reach ana leave San
Di"gn on ar about thu 3 Is II and 23d.
Stta,nrrs of the l7ih ard 9th will call
at MAJ Ian aud Mauz milo
) ran-rs efihr 7th and 9th connect at
Acapu ca for all Central American pnrs.
All strnn-rs Will touch ut San Diego
and Acapulco.
Dec. 27-MoSTANA, Capt. Connolly.