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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
Gin aataes 9orf ntcoeracbramtt

Of @regOr, SOna, II. Wtat. : OQs
0orf 9tibgeipap murOe am Samitag abenb
nit 9(uSnabme zines ein5igen 8aditetnbauz
les Der 9taub elmer Geuersbrunit. 0reiBtg
bis oiersig 6anlilien iinb rboaalos 9epor=
ben. 0as Seuer enttano baburd, oaB Stpet
8naben in elmer lser itebenoen Mitble cine
@igarre ausiinbeten. Ser @eiaulmtuerlut
mirb fifl auf 500 900 belaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
gSenere Gerid1te alts yNerifo.

Ytertfot /. 9ial, itbcr Sauauna 10.
Mai. = Sa(lejauO, Der lette Der 3cpiczSll
iurgenten=oduptlinge, lit gct0Otct pOroen.
Ser @eiau0te Ser Ser. Sta0teH, S5r.
Softer, Oeiien Satin unO Setretdr SliB be-
itiegeH fitrsllA BEN 8ulcan BOpocatapell.
6Oifsr mnO 8liB gelangteu btina5c bis an
Oen &rater, wdhrenO 6rau Softer ba8 Sreus
erreicbte, Oas f9 mebrere bHnOert Sup iibcr
Der 0iegiOn oc8 etuigen SdnceS unO pier
SebntauienO SuB iiber bem Meere8ipiegel be-
ftnbet Der b6dite Buutt, ben je etne Dame
erflommen.
Die 2lrbeiter 3n Bahuca nsriu9teu, Oie
@ebduOe Der neueH 8arrOne0iine uie0er3lts
bremen, neil Die armen @ingebOreHen glaub=
ten, Die @tnfiibrung bon Mai6ineu bnrdI
Sorlt. Barron raube tbutn Die 0tittel, iidI
i'll 3ufuuit tbren GebenSunterbalt 81 er-
merben.
Die g}sumob(eu i'll gHcoton idgeitcu
nnrnu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12

uub in Bennington, @goming- -Gountp, neb-
men cine 8eiOrgntB erregenoe ausbebnung
an. SAeuneu, 5armBdnier unb iOnitigeS
gtgentbum iino ourd oa8 eutieNclte Glemeut
SerltGrt morOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
Scr @cISnt0rff.

gteW DOrf, Il. 0tai. - @elb aftto Su
"a. gssdicl fan, 4,88l. Sob aftipsu 112i
1923. Sbli9atiOnen fau, Sedlier l2l4, '62er
l154. 9lftien aftiu aber hau, 9telpz0orf Gen.
mai 98b, @rie 50, 2afe Sbore 76s, Sis.
@entral 80, Bitt8burg 874, 9tOrtbmeiteru
43k, pref. Cpl, 9todf SSlaub 973.
llnterihabamts gilan3: Sob S54 ,913,s
1872, Sourant S39, 1868 ,G28.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
slas Gam00a. .-31tt,t sgemcr tn
Snrnfafn

8oronto, @an., II, 0tai. - Der bur6
oas 6euer pom Samita9 9tbenb angcri9tete
S9aOeu miro itf auf $25O,OOO belaufcn;
baOOn uerlieren Smitb & Seigbleg 100000.
Die iibrigen SerIHite bstra9en bon $1,000
$40 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
Sa1se sir Die fte6erid,to E c,..utte,t

@oncorb, R.z6., II. Wai. - Der Ra
nor bieIiger Stabt bat ben MapOr bon SEEM
Orleans ouf telegrapbii9em 8e9e an9etpte'
len, 5ur llnteritiibung Der NotbletoenOen
$4,000 auf i'm Su Sieben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
Subn 9ancOd
Ge9enIeiti9e 2ebenSpetIid)erun9s
l6eScuSHtoSf itt 81 80 NIInf

Sieie &jeiediduit Wuroe ais grponent bes beribms
ten nWaHadjnIettier Hidlt gscriaH @eTeBes"
or9aHiiirt. Shr 9utbaben 1T iest lber s., $4,000
Uelde fider gu G5uuiteu Der @otcen 5nbGbtr ause=
legt iiuo. ytdb ben Gjeiescu RON Daiiabuietts
peuu ir9eno cine GuIqge ooer Gneibe 8ematt NOR
ben, mel6e niht ourb StHtueu Gutoriiirt, ituo biz
Strettoreu. uelhe oeielbe eemadbt ober bewiai9t,
Den Dht9lteocru Der Geleni6aft iir ieoeu bGourt
peruriabteu Serluit perioHltd perantiportIt4. Die
0trettoreu Der p5o9n SGncot 3e9euielttgeR 2ebcnes
8eriiteruHg5z Gjeielbait" umfaiien einige Drei6ig
Der reidfen uno reipcttabeliteu @iupobncT Bottoms.
gGe BOlicen itno nad elmer Yrdmien3abluu9 abs
out uuperal6ar einerlei, Oh oieiel0e idbrl, BGlbs
i6brIidb ODER piertelidbrli6 9emadt mir0. 9iuoeus
ben Deroel bGlbidhrIid ertldrt II. aar be5Gb It.
ytur reHexe6ensz unO SeriOr9uugs z8erfberuu9,-
feline "Iouttne" ODER Gnbere S6cmus iiRo nit unies
ren @jeidlfteH uerbunbCn.
Cine icbr groBe auSabl uuicrer bciteH GinfUobne1
ino 6erets In Der n0 GHco q" perdert @jciunos
belts RiiitO'5 ucrSeu nur Oerlibert.
gSaIter .. 2SiIfinion,
9eneral-a9ent tlr Didrplauo uno ben
Siltritt Solumbd,
gloIoneitzGde Der @barlesz Il. Saltimorcitr.
Sames Scn0erfpn, 2utGl=Agent;
u. q. Sd)tpar5m0nu,
BerlUalter oc5 oeutlbeH SepaItements;
Sr. SaHtee Z. 5teUart,
(VlaitO, ,t2Dne,tD tlnteriuhunsszarSt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
gsad,ridItctt aus @aVost,ta. =.

Sen IS It, SD, II. Nt0i. = yt0d] CT
ner Yripat 9epeif)e ans 60uanna bat Der
4merifauer Billiam 2anteu, ,pelfer OaS eng
liife unO beltti6e SicesGoniul0t ;u ManSa=
milo beflciOcte, 8efebl erbalteu, bic Suiel
iHuerBalb 10 Gageu 5u uerlaiien, neil cr nit
Dell Sninrgenten III Scrbmbung 9eitanoen.
6lcOcrid 9Odrag lit nod in GeidugniNc
I'll YucrtO zBrincipe.
6apQnna, IL. WNi. - Der @encr0l=
GapitGn bat ELL 9etret erlaiien, uab weldlent
Olslenigen 0titglieOer Der Dtili3, pelbc $1,000
in ben Sdlab 6e3ableu, Su pa1Iie bleibeu Oiir=
fen. 0teie @rlaubHiB MAIDEN ii4 uieIe 81
1fnkcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
Ste famfmGnniiAe 9l9entur eon
Il. o. Dann & Coup,

Sl0oftsW0e 0ee BnItlmprez mo DDQfIepHt.I
Baltimore.
(GtabIirt inn SSuni 1841.)
3teies Gta6liiemeut lieieIt (nur an 1nteribreber)
ole R0t9gen oetailirtcu Sniormationeu biniiftlid
Der Steluns, SerlutuortItdjteit &C. oon aGuleuten
Sduolern H. (. 10. inHerbdl6 Der Ser. Stuaten, Yer
rttorien un0 BritiJzioroz 2lmerifa; aud leiern fl
Elm JieiereuS Su6, pelhe5 Die yiamen BON mebr
ais 100000 SauileuteH Il. T. ~. uno oereu Staten unit
Die Stelluna oerelbcu entbdlt. IS tit oa5 compile
tcite uno aus9eOebnteite Spittm, Deltes iemnIe fiji
8eauemlibtett BET 9auia uno 0dnoel69duier uno fiji
Die au9cmetue Berbeiierung unO ben S9us ocs Sans
0cts or9aniiirt puroe. 55 3peigbiircaus baben mir
Uelbe in ben bauptiihtidIen Stdoten iino; uHier
Grlei6teruugcn tunnen nidt itbertroTIen merocu.
gSni. g. SearIett, bieruobueuoer 9ompa9nou
re- Ndlige Anipriite neroen etngeJOgeu nu6 @e'
rittsodcu i'm aqgemCueu 6eior9t. (San2i,tSO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
Sclbitutor0.
Bier W0froSett erfr,tttfeu.

Bt0p 0encel R.zS.l II. Wtat. = 0tr
Don ben SiiO Sbetlnno Snielu bier ange=
fommene' 99onner D9homa8 Sunt" perlOr
am 81. Sanlar pier Wtatrolen, uel9e nit
einem fleinen Soote in Der 8ranOuHg mi
ihlu9en unb idmnltli9 ertranfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
SieW ortil ottett ioerOc itn6ca,tetm

Saltr2afe, lltab, II. Mat - 8unOe8-
6iilfsmari9aa BrodamaD fam heute WOrz
gen aus benz etipa 100 Wteilen iiioIi9 BON
bier gelegenen Cans Pete-@ountg bier an. gr
lagt, na6bem CT Die Ilebcrtrettr Der GeIete
Der tnuereu &eucuiie'H perbaftet babe, ieieu
Die Mormonen en- masse auf i'm cingeOrunz
gen uno bdtten ibn geSmungen, Die @cfauges
nen fret5ugcben. @r fii9t bin5u, Die 2cute
bdtten erflart, oaB feline Serbaftuugen itatt=
ftu6en iolltan.
SIS ioQen Scr6aitsbefeble fir Die @uirpisg-
fer Qusgeitellt peroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
Nermiktc Namufcr.

Nelu y Orf, II. Mai. 0te 8eanlten
Der y2ndOrzgiue" baben bon Dem 0ampier
y yGroinn," peldjer iett lett D 8a9en unter,
me9S lit, nod feline 9iafridt erbaIteu.
Der @gent Der pGunarOzgine" iagt, Der alS
untcr9egangeu beri9tete 9ampfer Siberia"
geb0re ni6t 5u ieiner 2inie. Der Sur SIT
naro> >2ine" geb0rige 0ampfer Siberia" iit
iett in Bolton f1lliq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
Werbaftnn9 eittcS SdIiuinSIerS

9tew 3 orf, II. Mai. - Garl @allen
ton, uelher einc Serliner Sirna um $4,000
beihwtnoelt baben iOa, luurbe beute bier Der.
boftet uno POM BnubeSz zGommtidr Dem Ser.
fabren Der @roBQei6morenen iiberwieIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
gus 0er Sttnoesbanptitaot.

fommen- unS @orporationSiteuer auferlegt
merOeu iollte. Der SciflnB wurSe aHge:
unrtnfpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
Genermnnn

ret obcr arm, oerpetratbet ooer nidt Iute iein &c
ben fr cine ie,ueu DitteIn entpredeH6e Summe oer.
ittern uuo in Dem oOroerten RGnee Scr 6eIt gelei
tetiteu GSeieQiddfteu tebt Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
Gtnltstrs citcs 9a4ics. = Swet
4inoer get6otet tsno rteDrere
anoere Ycrfpnen idDtpcr pers


Buffalo, II. Wtai. = 6eltte g2a6mitz
tag I'M 46 llbr itiir3taba8 oberbalb Der eagle.
ItraBe at Der DtainfraBe gclegene pierIDdige
Sduierqepiert 0fcartbur'S plDtlich nit frr1ts
bdrem @efrad)e ein unO rib in ietnem 6alle
Elm argren3enoes @ebdube I'M. Die Semob=
ner Der etugeitiirSten S1uier iparen Der @onz
bitor Wtc2lrt1ur, Sumelier 2anfe unb @alan=
terienaareltzSau6lsr @oof, S6iIfcl & Comp.
Die fiinfiabri9s Eo9ter OeS Sanitors Sranf
gtagle unO Der 14sidbrige Sobn Yrof. 8uG-
ibaD'S murben augenblidlid get0otet. fSrau
Sudiban ellttt etneu Seinbrud) uno erbeb.
lihe @ontulionen. Die pterSeBnidbrige emma
@. Olorie crltt etnen 4rubru6 uu6 10 erbeb
lihe Serlebungeu an &Opfe, baB iie 6eniel=
ben mabri6einlid1 erliegen miro. Wtau
fitr4tet, oaB nod elm oDer 5luet Wtenihenun~
ter ben Sriimnlern ieieil.
0tanfe Der gcnobner entgingeu nit &c.
uauer Notb benz Sobe, oa ftd5 3ur 3eit 6ea
@inltllr5e8 80 8erionen in benz @ebduOe be-
fanbeu. Die llriadle Der Sataitropbe io0
in Der 9tufldiiigfeit cintger Waurer liegen
meld)e aus bem Nc9lrtbur den @ebduot
einen gbeil Der binteren 8aub ausi9lugen
nm oaiielbe nit eiuem aeuen 6tntergebauOC
i'll Serbtnbung ST ieten. Der Shaben ptrt
auf $4,000 geid)dtt.
SclbitmorO.
Seton, II, Mai. = @larf 9Silion ans
9eaboOp, Maii., be9ing beute SslbtmorO
inoem er lid ben 6al8 abl6nitt. Setu
8ruoer elias erbGnQte ft1 Dor oret gSo6en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
spe;ial sNati,en.
FLORENCE sas'
Wtan fauis Singers
10 alie at,oerett Habmaid)inen,

uttC Nut uHUt+tW |tNVWstf~tWSWf
unb laile ale ReparotureH beior9en BON
+. gS. @iIo,
oeuti db - 9eidh ait,
(Gprllj, ,12Ntet) Tr. "a, 8eitsSaItintoreftr
R- 9,iaaros babcn in 2lmerita OILS grbolunssz
mittel etnen 1o9en Rui erIaust. jn @rWdsuR9 Oeis
len 9a5en Die SO. 9tice in iErcm "Amcrieans
SsouSs" su Sciton ;iue Siuareiite nit Dem beIteu
3ube9or ein9erihtet. GdIe tueroen Fnben. eaB fir
lbre 9eoirIniie unb Yer9ui9un9en rpdbreno bes
aufeutBatts in bieien beieoteH 6otel ole Scrfeb=
ruu0en 9etrofcn fino. (l06-i7i &tp)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
(ErffHruna.

9o Elm @eridt in Der Stabt ctrtnIirt, oaS mir anss
perfauien, nm unlcr gei9dit aufsuseben 70 ergreten
tpir bieie @elesenbeit, um unieren 8unoen uno oem
Yublifam anSuSeisen, bob mir unier 9el9dit nj d,
qufeeben, lonbern uur WenidDenbaase Snm
Soifpfeiie perfouteu, uuieren Sorrat6 su reous@
rem, gBir boben 100 Soaraeilete BON 81 30 bis $50
bro Sthd, fpelde mir sun 8oenpree abldiien; fer@
nsr 1000 larbs Sri,ette5 81 81 @ens unb tbeurer, Jos
mie Elm 9feemefues aIlortment bon Sadrrpaareu,
j6aar5lylter, &dmmen u. Yariireerieu. Wian iprehe
nor in Wr. 62, seripstoHitrobe, uuo beiebe t9 bte
Bdaren %. SeGnuetet
CSan26,tSs) Wr, 81, SsrfuGfsHitre BE-.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12

ideGr0ffnuns
Rontag, Den 3. SaHuGr 1874.
Iuu9e Seute rueroen iiIr bic urIliden Bft4ten oes
SebtuS porbereitet.
unterridlt i'm 9SudlbGIteu,
@ritbmetif, S6l6niGreiben uno
@eihaitS:9ifTatsen.
9Se9en udberer Austuuit uuo SeoiH9unsen tomme
man HGA Dem Goleae, o6er aOreiiire:
(9uIti7 iS,La.2D u. s.. SaoIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12

9 t. X0ni8 8, WtO., 10. Wtai. - Die NCti
Oen;z0ruferei InO 8apierbanblung BON s,
McSittrit SIR. 522, GorO= =OtuiuitraBe, mn
ooS augreu3eube @la8z nnO BorSeuaumaoren.
9agcr BON g8citermnnn & Mtcicr braunter
beute ab. Mc&ittricf'8 &erlult betrdgt $4O,.
600; Die &erii6crung8iumme $4,000. 98e.
iternlaun & Meier oerlieren $45 900 uu0 ia.
ben Su $4O,O 900 perii6ert. 9a8 Nauufaftur.
maaren=2ager bon 6enrp 8ea & Sobu murot
nm $4,000 beidaOi9t. Ser S9uOen ii
Our6 SerIt6erGug geOeft.
g prtngftelo, Waii. Il. 0tnt. =
SarOnel'S gGol(enIpinucrei 5u Sarrett' {
Station, 8cl1ertorpu, brnnnte geitern abent
nit OOllert Snoentar unO 2Ngcr uieOer. 9sl
8erluit betrdgt $40, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
Sic 1te6crI1tpentmmn0 iut Saoen,
Te1tc SciG1brikdfc.

W( mp bis, SeHn., IL. Dtal. - Der
bon unterb0l6 bier augefommcne 9ampfer
y@beef" briHgt mihtige 9ta6rihten SetreiiS
Der llcberi6wemnIuH9 be8 Ntiiiiifppi. Sc
tern DtOrgen I'M . ll6r brad Der Damn
5u Mapuaros unONtillers, Eriar' Yoint ge-
geniiber. Der eritcre Der bciOen Sriihe lit
800, Der lettere 100 SUP lang, mo ba ba8
2Salier auBerbalb bcS 0ammcS mcnigitenS 5
SUP b6ber itauo ais Die inuerbolb 6eiielbcn
gelegenen 6lGden, 70 crgoB iidb cin ungebeue
rer ShmGll iber benicl6en; alle Seriudc,
bas 9S0lier auf5ubalten, mareu pergeblth,
unO bic Srtidaft, iopie ba8 umliegenbe
2GnO muren balO ibeyifpemmt. Die Dur9
oieie 9eid)briife herbaigeftbrte lleberi6memz
mung DW0 einen auSgeoebnten uno rei6en
Shtf uOn Sanmmoaen Yl0ntugen bcims
lufen.
@aS @afer i'm ct. 5raucis Iluiie mar
geitern 5unt Steben getommen, uHo OerQamm
an Der Seite BON t0eleua ooer 9(rfanias mar
unueriebrt ghua 2OOO Neni9en itnO be-
miibt, oeniclben nod ieter 5u MAIDEN; aber
Der 6luB bate itdl geiteru BON Council 8enb
Gn uuf elmer ni4t unbetrG9tliden Snede ell
ueue8 8ctt geiudt, Ollrd) wel6e8 Der 2auf
peielben llm etua IA Mteilen ptrfiirSt uuroe
Sn Sol9c Oeiieu itel9t baS lSaiier unterbalb,
unO SmGr jeOc StruOe um eincn 30u. QSei.
tere gtadridten bon &otltna lueroen nit
Spaunung ernartet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12
q. @attte, Serausgebsr.
SPe3ial zMott,elt.
Baltimore
FIRE 9nGurdufe Oftife.

Baltimore
fire 9n(uraufe Otlifs,
eusmeitsN6e BON eoutb, uno gSeter,StreBe.
Dieie @sieaidait psri6ert iortpabrenb sessn Ser'
!uif ober S4aben bur6 Sraueunslf iopobl tn oer
g;aot, ipie i'm eanoe, afle Grten bon GiSeutbnnl,
98obu@, eabenz uno Waarsubduer, SanoeIsslter,
Nterbuuz Prooufte, Wcbeln. Saus gerd:bI5alten,
I'M Yau be9riiiene ober I'M Sajea tE Saoun9 befnos
Iide SabrSenae II. |. 10.
Das Sirrftorium beftsbt aus folsenbeu Serreu:
Um. y. s. 6arrilon Brdiioeut;
SEQ. U. 8iders, S. .. 9apff,
Oduio 3. g8tliou, &. Jiobt. Seutin5,
Sofiab Benninatoa, 6. glorton SteruGrt,
sFrancs Z. Sina, 9. 3. Refpcomer,
Senrp Carroll, OrUiGe Soruis,
d. g. Steuart, %. 80. 2aolor,
9Sm. $. Srune, Ssrael So9eu,
Geor9e g. Sdrtiion.
gpplttations Sormulare un6 pettere He hrttlt aber
bic Seieaiboit miro in Der Office, SabDeitzgde BON
eout1= unb g8atsrfrase, ertbeilt ipo and ale alfz
traae ioiort erleoigt fperoer. UerberlnSen reroen
aui irsenb cine 6rit Gu8euommen, Delte oer applis
'4as asaai,iSD 1n.iSiH '' sr. @oos~orsb,esh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-05-12

gSai bington, IL. Ntai. - Sm Sun:
besi6ate befanSeu Fd) beute $10,277,815
Gourant; S53, 1884, 900 Spesials Yapier9elb=
0epoitten sur Ginl6inng bon 0cpoitteui6et-
men; $50, POS, ,359 Silber, eini6licBlidl $780,
3O8,2G0 an WtiiuS Gcrtififaten. Die Pa~
piergeloz@rfulation betrllg 1882 100000.
= Sine 0eputatiou pou nlebreren bunOert
Irbeitern, gSeiBen nlb 6arbigen, ma6te
bem ab9eoronettn fir Nen Sericp, 6rlI.
Dtarcus 6. g3arb, beute 2lbenS tbre 2luf,par-
tltug, I'm ibm fir oaS Snterclie 81 banfen,
pel9ss CT ourd Die Ginbrin9ung elmer Sill
8ebufs elmer &eriuiligung BON 1000 Su
ibrer llnttritiieuug iiir ibrc Sade an ben
Sag geleat babe
0ieie Summe iol Der 8unDeszHegier1lng
bnrd Die SsSirf8 Bcb0rOen pieber ;ugeiteLt
rper6en. Die Qeute iinO obne Seidaitiaung,
unO ibre 8ebrdnguiB ift groB, neil ite fir
2lrbeiten, iuelde iie getban, bon gemiiien
@ontraftoren inter Der Gomniiion iiir
0ffeutlife 9trbeiten feline 3nblung cmpfangen
baben. 9ieie Sill lit in ibren Seriiigungen
Oerienigen dbnlif, melfe Dor GurSem Be-
treffS Der ,3abluHg Der 2ebrer all 6fientliden
S9uleu angenOmmen iuurbt. 6r. gSarO
miro e8 ld augclegen ieiu laiien, i'll Oieier
angelegenbett cine baloi9e Gntihelbung berz
hPi2Ifij hrpr1
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-11-26
RIVER AND STEAMBOATS,.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. 25.-River rising slowly, four.
feet in the canal. Weather clear and cold
EVANSVILLE, Nov. 25.-River rising, 6 feet on
gauge. Weather clear and cold.
Capt. Josh V. Throop, OF the steamer Silver
thorn, died this morning Of neuralgia of the
heart. He was the oldest steamboatman who
ran from this port, and had host Of friends.
The body will be taken to Srnthland for burial
tomorrow.
CAIRO, Nov. 25.-No arrivals or departures.
River feet inches and rising. Weather clear.
Mercury 80.
A large number of Knights Templar are here,
and more are expected tonight: They leave for
New Orleans on the steamers Thompson Dean,
Great Republic and Idlewild at midnight.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25-Arrived Colorado from
Vicksburg. Departed Susie Silver for New
Orleans. River falling. Weather clear and cold.
MEMPHIS, Nov. Is. The river has risen 8
inches. Weather clear and cold. Ice formed
this morning. Arrived: Belle Lee from. New Or
leans. Departed City Of Alton for New Orleans,
Tolle and Mary Alice for st. Louis.
VIcKsBune. Nov. 25.-Up City Of Helena, 8 a.
NJ; Katie, P. N. Down: w. T. Curtis, p. n.
Arrived: City Of vicksburR, A. NJ. Weather.
clear and cool. The river has risen 3 inches.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Argument was con-
Guided to-day in the safe burglary trial and
the case given to the jury.
The President was not at home to visitors
to-day, being engaged in clearing his desk OF
letters and papers, and preparing to COM
mence the preparation of his annual message
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-In the case of
Jackson ct al: versus Ludeling, ct ais, de-
clded IN the Tinted Supreme Court Monday,
the Judgment of the lower court was reversed,
on the ground that the defendants in error.
while acting in judicial capacity, colluded to
defraud the plaintiffs in error ont of the pur-
chase OF the railroad ruins from opposite
vicksburg to Monroe, La, known as the North
Louisiana Railroad.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25-A large party of
knights Templar and ladies leave here this
morning to attend the tri-ennial Grand En-
campment OF the order at New Orleans. The
party includes Grand Captain General Dean,
Grand Prelate Waldo, the officers of the
Grand Encampments of Maryland, NIassa-
chusetts and Rhode Island Demolay Com
mandery, sSir J. P. Pearson, Eminent Com
mander, and Washington Commanderv, Sir G.
W. Bennett, Eminent Commander of this iu-
nsdictlon, accompanied by Eminent Com
Il. W. Handy and other officers.
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THE WRECKED STEAMBOAT EMPIRE

The body Of one more Of the unfortunate
people who were ushered into eternity with
out time to say their prayers, was recovered
yesterday morning. The body was found
floating around the wreck at half past o'clock
Wednesday morning, and was that of col
ored deck-hand whose identity has not been
established. The body was lacerated and
torn frightfully, and the face was disfgured
almost beyond recognition, horrid sight to
look upon.
4. This makes about 20 bodies which have till
NV been recovered; how many more are to
oe Neovered, or ever will be brought to the
5urlaN lies entirely beyond human ken.
.eriiy' This is a fearful visitation of the
supreme Ruler, the like Of which we pray
a aI1er lnore>o behold again. When the mind
.un, contempAtes what sense Of desolation,
woe, and deep a>spair these poor people must
h avs sAeelisnced,t sickens and loathes with
horror, and wonde.s ecan such things be
stern reality. or is it st = fearful nightmare"
But we will refrain nm further comment
upon this sad picture Of dA4h - --'-
The divers are still busiis soorob;,o tho
depths and the great mass o. ran,la +hat
every day watch their operations, nv +est;.
ties to the feeling Of the multitude. Y
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MASONIC.

NASHVILLE, Nov. 25.-The General Grand
Chapter re-assembled at 3 P. NJ, and this be-
ing the hour set apart for the election of the
General Grand Officers, the election was pro-
ceeded with, resulting as follows: General
Grand High Priest, NJ. E. Elberth English, OF
Arkansas; john Frizzell of Tennessee, G. G..
A. p; Robert F. Bowers, of Iowa, G. G. K
Chas. F. Chapman, Of Massachusetts,, G. G.
Treasurer; G.. G. Fox, of New York, G.. G..
Secretary; Noble D. L. Amer, of District of
Columbia, 6. G. G. H.; Augustine T. Smythe,
of South Carolina, G G. r. A. The latter
declined, and Henry Bostick, of Kentucky, was
elected in his stead
The committee on chart ars and dispensa-
tons presented their report, recommending
that charters be granted to Golden Chapter,
at Golden, Colorado; Deer Lodge Chapter, at
Deer Lodge, Montana; Georgetown Chapter,
at Georgetown, Colorado; Olympia Chapter,
at Olympia, Washington Territory; Utah
Chapter, at Salt Lake City. The report was
received and adopted.
The committees on grand officers and on
memorial, made report which was adopted.
1t was resolved that the Grand Chapter adj
journ at 10 A. n. tomorrow and attend
Thanksgiving services at.some church in a
body. Adjourned.
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INDICTMENTS.

VIcKsBuRG, Nov. 25.-The Grand Jury of
this county now in session, composed of ten
negroes and seven whites, has returned eight
indictments against Z. w. CORDOBA, mulatto,
State Superintendent of Education, for for
gerry and embezzement, while circuit clerk
here; six against A. W. Dorsey, Clerk of Cir
cult Court, for forgery and embezzlement, and
five against G. w. Davenport, coIored, Clerk
of the Chancery Court and county allowances,
for forgery and altering records.
All the county officers of importance are
filled by negroes, and their official career has
been carnival OF robbery heretofore, deny
ing to citizens access to the public records,
and openly packing and manipulating Grand
Juries. The evidence is overwhelming, in
volving nearly every officer in stupendous
frauds. Tuesday night the courthouse was
broken open, and the records of the Treas
urer's office. furnishing the evidence of guilt,
were stolen.
A like burglary was committed upon the
Sheriff s office, when it was subject of in
vestigation at the session of the last Grand
Jury. Last Sunday night an attempt was
made to break open the safe containing the
city records, the Democratic Government re-
Gently installed having instituted investiga-
tons. Public indignation is intense.
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FOREMAN OF COLUMBIA NO. <
KILLED.
HIM THROUGH THE HEAD.
A SAD CALAMITY.

| As the members of Columbia Fire Company
No. 5 were leaving, at half-past II o'clock last
night, the scene of fire which occurred at the
corner of Derbigny and Polymnia streets, Their
occuredan alteration between two officers, O
the said company, William Lucas, for eman
and Thomas Newhouse, Second assistant
which eliminated in the foreman. being sho
and instantly killed by the latter.
The facts attending the Unfortunate circum
stance, as cleaned by "a BULLETIN reporter
who shortly thereafter appeared on the scene
were substantially, as follows
The company were about forming to repai,
to the eng'ne-t1ouse, when Lucas, who had
participated in the parade with Louisiana
Hose ComApany in the early part Of the eve
ming, cor nplained of being tatigued and ex-
pressec4 desire to go to his house, pro.
posing to leave the company in charge Of
Newhouse, the second assistant.
This officer expressed reluctance to assume
charge, or said rather that he would.not do
SO, fact that was straightway communicated
to Lucas, who thereupon approached him,
when the alteration ensued. 1t is asserted by
struck Newhouse, and followed the latter, who
ran some distance.
| Be that as it may, the two went to the cor
ner, not far distant, and there Lucas was
shot, falling
INSTANTLY DEAD.
| The ball took effect in the right eye,
and passing backward penetrated the brain
Newnouse then retreated, and it is affirmed,
fired one shot at brother of his victim, who
made towards him. No one essayed to arrest
| the shootest, who made is way to unkno WI
parts.
The body Of Lucas was carried by his fell
low fremen to his home on Clara, between
Poydras and Lafayette streets, and there left
with his bereaved family.