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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-02-06
SnIaaOsSepeIdje,t.
elns oer gsnnoeshanntftant

gY IbtngtOn, 5. Sebr. = Die 8e9iez
rung oeS 9iitriftS Columbia bebauptet, Die
8unbesregierung i9ulbe ibr fir SerbeiIeruu=
gen Der StraBen in Der gtdbe Dffentliher Sc
bGnoe etma II Million Dollars. 0u bic lin.
teriudung iiber oteien Segeuitanb porauS,
ithtlid1 lauge 2ett beaniprufen pirb, 10 perz
ben nift mn bic 8egierung bes 9iitrifts uno
Die @ontraftoren, rpelfe bic Dfieutli6cu ar=
beiten geliefert baben unb jett auf ibre ge-
Sablung parten, in ibren SntereIIen seid5a>
bt9t iperben, lonOern rs miro Oicie Serrpifez
lung auf ben 6anocl unb Ocn@ei6dftsbetrieb
i'm allgemeiuen etnen ungitnitigen gtnauB
nuSijhPr
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Ser GSr0ttO Ser &olIeit0r,tbe,t.

B IIte arrer Ba., 3. Sebr. = Da8
6euer III Der y@mpire=&OBlengrube" brad qe=
tern i'm 6aupti9adt, in ruel1em Die 8era-
leute arbetteten, unO NO man glaubte, bGB
eS 9elSi9t lei, aus nnO 3nang allc Grbeiter
5um 8iid5uge. a6tSebn berielben murben,
BON Sas uno Sdlmcfel balb eritidt, 6eluuBtz
los an bic Sberflddbe gebra9t, er6olten iid,
jeoo9 inter dr5tlider Sitlfe. 0as Teuer
mittbet jebt Dryer, als 5u ir9cnb ciner 3ett
mdbreno Der ied8 BOden, pel9e es i3on
hnt -
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Qent1tdn'er @1tfI1irr..

gontS ptlle, Sn., ,. Sebruar. - Der
9nlt6-gtaridall @pal fam bier geiternI6eno
mt titnt Der IN 9enrp @Ount1 perbufteten
Snolbiouen an. gSdbren0 er tie auf' benz
0ampfer 9ierber brafte, 9elans e8 einem
oerlelben, ytamen8 @u1. Snoot, ruelher fd
III Se5u9 auf Die SufIur= =Greueltbaten berporz
9etbau baben ioll, 5u entfommeu. Die Ser
hattungen maflten Dem Siilf8 -Marifaa feline
SAmiertgteiten, Oa Die @efan9enen feiuen
9NfNpritnt1A Iei{tsta,, .
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GSet. NertteN fiber Bic SnSio4er

gB a htn9t n, 4. Tebr. = Sen. Oar
neD, befien giame emit Elm S6reden Der Sit
Oianer mar, Der aber lanse 3ett in filler 3u>
riifge3oseuheit 9elebt bat, itanp beute Dor
benz Sauss@putite itber SnSianer 9ngelegeus
beiten uub purbe iiber Die 8ebanblnna Der
Stotbbdute befragt. @r mar Der 9(Hiidt,
penn man Die Snoianer antdubig bebanSle,
10 perbe man feline S9wierigteiteH nit linen
baben. @s ieien tbnl MIR 3net Saae porae.
fommen, IN Oeuen Die Snbianer 8ertrdae pers
lett bdttcu, unb in bieien 6dGen b6tts man
bic Snbianer entifulbi9en miiffeu, oenn bic
Sertrdge ieien BON ldngt uerltorbenen S6upts
lingen o6gsi9lofen 9epeien. Nur SieSf,uaSs.
Derfaufer unb betriiseriide 4aeuten bemoro.
liIirteu bic SnOianer; er piir6e fie qlle oufz
friipfen ober eridlit Res lafIen.
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Ser Wroaeft 90tpetffefn.

NIbanp, N.zD., 2. Scbr. : (6eute iollte
Der Settun9s< <Seri9teritutter SEQ. Serris fir
Die anfla9e perb0rt perOen; berielbe bate ben
Ingetlagten i'll ct. @atbertnes beiudt. 4uf
Gntrag Der 8ertbetbiger tparb fat iein qan;es
3eu9ntB ausgeidlOfeu. 9eu 8eit beS Cages
tllllte oaS SerbSr Der Bolisifen Malone unb
Salt, Der Srau GO9raue unb Der Srau oes
@rnlorOcten (gSeiOn's) aus. Man bofft, ben
6Qll bis Samitan III erlchinen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-02-06
GiIenbo(1tt=9ie6e ein0efntoett.

NIU aHgr N.Eg.r 2. Sebrllar. = Yoll5ts
ten bon Wabiions&Ountg baben cine 3iebs=
banoe ergefangen, beren Wtitglieoer es iid5
gum 9emerbe 9ema9t batteu, @aaren aus
ben g8aggous Der y9li6lanO"z uub ,Gentralz
Sabn" gu fteblen. 0rei Gugeitellte Der 8abz
men, 9eurp Iibteuap, aleranber SarrinqtOn
InO Cafe iollen in ben Sall oerrptdelt elm.
SIM Seitbe Der Oiebe faub man groBe Ofen
gen 9eitoblener 8auren, auBerbem Wasten,
StebeSmerf3euge uno Qn0ere @eaenftGnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-02-06
SSabl clues 8mn0eS Senotors In
&attIoS.

3oPefa 8anQ8, 2. Sebr.-Gr-@ouuer@
neur Same8 lf. !6uroeg 1T gum 8uubesz Sez
natOr fir &aniaS erpG6lt morSen. Sr. Sar.
pep 1T Elm ettri9er Republtfaner unb EN- auf.
rIdtsr 6retnO aller prattii4en &eformzNaB=
re9eln. Seiu periDnltder @baratter 1T tabel=
log uno ietne GrWdblung mirb als einSriumpf
Der Gbrlid1fett nno @raobeit Der Bolitif be8
Staates angeIeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-02-06
Sic @sitattOn Der SemperenaIer II,
+" Wdf10d1ttSettS 1tttS Shj~

B0tonl 2. UtDr. = glne neue SemOez
rens= =aSttattOn bat begpnnen, ndmlid1 bos
Beiudeu Der 8irtBi9Gftsf burd Sd1aGrell
BON Bstbriiburi unb <Shmeitern, peldje sem
lrnfug Der @eiber in Ohio nababmen iollen.
@trua SpauSig Yfarrer, bic Der StaatsISem:
psrsai' 'Sataui ailSe9arsrii bubsa pa,u ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-02-06
SeLbttutOrO.

Rew.gort, 8. 6cbr. = Die 68iabriqe
0tarp SHERIDAN, gO. 10, Marionitr. pobn=
bait, per9iftete iid geftern mtttelit elmer 0ofi8
Sittertleeial3. @elssentli9 Der abgebaltenen
3ooteniAuu erfubr oos @eiet cine bittere
@eniur, neil ntft NIT Streuge barauf qebal<
ten werOe, gtiemanbem obne Grstlid,c 8eidlei-
El9ung ir9enb tpel6e Site au perfaufen.
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@etper6smakioet siebftabG.

Nsm YOrf, 4. Se6r. -Samuel @Onflin
nHo ebarles s. SObnion murSeu beute Der.
baftet. 0ieielben finO ongeflast, ttren Briu=
5lpGlen, 9arris & Comp, nG6renb Der letten
3 Sabre Sanoi6ube im @ertbe pon iiber
$40 900 aeItohleu al bobeu
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DISCRIMINATING Der ,,@ifcns 1tt,S
StabL=@GiIc ctottOt."

btla Del b / a, 4. SSebr. - Die ,,Qmez
rltanilAe @iIeu= un0 Sta6l. alIOctation" trat
beute inter Soritb Se8 6rl1. Sanuel @. Gfcez
pes 5uiammcn. Ser Sefretdr, 6r. Sanes
80. Smorf, le9te eincn Spe3ial=8eri6t Dor,
ans melAem berporging, oaB Die MitglieSer
oeS nGtien< unO StablzSnititut8 uon @robz
Srttanten" ibren Seiuh bis gum Sabre 1876
auTl9tebeu unO banH Oie@ele9enbeit benuben
mlirOen, Die Samnllung Der unlerifanii6en
@llener5e init benjenigen @nglano's Ill per<
9Ietden.
Die @fte BON 1872, monad Der @tnfubrz
5ou auf Gtienz uno Stablmaarrn uIu 10 Bro
je:lt ernleorigt murOe, erfubr iAarfen Gaoel,
unS eS purbe ais 9ebieteriihe Blidt oeS
9on9reheS btngeiteut, bieieS GjeicB uieSer
aufinbeben. Ser 9tegierung ginge oaOurd,
cine @innabme bon beilGufiq SIS, 100000
perloren, nub Oieie Summe fGme nidt e.ipa
ben @oninmenten, lonOeru ben fremoen6abris
tailteH 3u 9ute. gta9 elmer fiinfmonatlihen
8rIitS i'm @iienbanbel Iei BON einem nelen
Anfbliiben beiIelben nod menig 3u bemerfen.
auS oem SeridJt beS SefretGrS erqiebt lid,
metter, oaB bon 80 S9ieneuz@icBcreien nur
II IN Sbatigfeit iino uno bon 385 Shmelsz
Oten 1873 nldt gebrauft merSeu. Der Sorz
ratb an Gien betrGgt 3OS, ,430 Sonnen uno
1892 9lrbeiter iinO unbeifGftiot. Die 3abl
Der I'M gan5en Sanbe uubeIdditigten 9lr6citer
mtro auf $4,000 9eidGtt.
Oforgen miro 8ebufs uolltGnbiqerer Srz
9autlatton heSSereiua cine MofIen=8erIamm
lung Der @iien= unS Stabl=6abrifanten itatt=
ftnheu.
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14nDctferA

u t4monS, Sa., 4. 6cbr. - Gin 6aqel=
metter bat bier enOrmen S6aoen all @ebGu.
ben an9erl9tet; SGume tuur6eu entnur;elt
uno otele StraBen itnO Our9 oielelben fir sen
Nerfehr III QSaaen aeinerrt.
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Sa*tpffeheI Gtploftott. - Gtue
Sd9entiable scrtrftmmert 1tttS
S(pet Irbeiter 0ef1Nfp4

Wt I'M au Tee, gSl8c., ,. Hebr. - Sn
9rag'S SGgemIble, Maratbon @ourtn, erz
plObirte AM Samitage ein 0ampffeiiel, mo,
our4 3met grbeiter, @rtciOn uuO Siaacs, il.
rem &OS fan0en. Die SG9emible wuroc pul.
itIu6in 2Prtriirun1prt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-02-06
3ip attata Nahre 91d1fhnns. .

Mem ort 4. Sebr. 8iliam Gres=
peu, alias Stu O'GOnuorI Elm beri6tigter
@tHbrs9sr, pIres 81 iwan3ig Sabreu 3Hats
hausIrdts bel barter arbsit 6erartbsilt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-02-06
1tebertriebettc (ScrI,M+r

9Qs @erii6t ans Nell>Nterifo itber llnruhen
ipllhen Snoianern uno Mormouen lit falidh,
0ahelbe entlprin9t obne 3metiel eiue1n 3i=
lanlnlenltoB elnt9er 8ergleute nit Rapaioc=
Saotanern, III @rGBz zSallep, Utah, bel wel6em
3 SHoianer 9et6otet iein iolleu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-02-06
Sin Wnffofeb IN nerrii6t nrrr6r4

% IHctI . MI 3, Soma, l. Sebr. =
Die @elfwOrenen in oem Sale bc8 @Ouperz
naments ge9en ben Boitoieb Gliiab GowleS
baben ibrengSabriprnf Oabiu abgegebeu, OaB
nerieIhe irriiuui1 lei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-02-06
3t&ttt Nelter tn WiIlptlle, N,sN.

ProOtbence, N.sS., 4. Sebr. = Inter
ben Sriimmern Der in Ytilluille niebersebrann-
ten gSolipinnerei tpurOen beute neni9li6e
9ebetne gefunben, permutbli9 lleberreite BON
Snott Prtt9arb, ruel4er felt Dem Seuer bcr=
mtBt pirb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-02-06
Gtnit1tr3 eittes &oblct1fd1ttppens.-
Gttte ASeriott 9et0Stet 1tttS nteb=
Tere QlftNerp f1pr(rbf

Sofon, 4. 6ebr. = 5eute &ormittaa
ititrlte an CRAFTS Berfte, in Glib =8oiton, in
6Olge Der anf Oem 9ade liescnben S6neez
maiie elm &Obleui9uppen gerabe in oem Iu=
9enbltde Elm, alS Elm S9litten riifuGrts in
oenielben biuetngei9Oben puroe. 8artbolOz
mem Crane pur6e getOotet, Dennis glugbliu
t1btlid unN smei Nnhere leithter hfrlRkt
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9tif1ni0 erSMo6ett .

Gap e M a y, us, 4. 8ebr. = Wfat-
them pail, Gill befannter Sitter =Mdfler, err
l9oB ff beute 5nfGllig oni Der Sa9o. Sein
&00 erfOlate in meninen I1inuten.
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SSIhtla9etl aeaett etttetl Nftdltcr.

y I'll ? glS, 2elln., 4. Sebr.-glne Spez
3t9l=Sepeide aus Sadion, W&iT., an Seu
appeal" ntelOet, in beioen SGuiern Der Sc
leeggebun4 ieten beute &utlagen geeeu Rid1ter
Charles .. Sbadleforb, bonn elffeu Suitii=
toejlrt, erhoben mOroen. 9eriel6e mirb be-
l9ulStt9t, ieine 8fliflt Su Oerleeeu, BEN uberz
1ten @ert9tsbof 8n peripOtten, bon einen I'm
oeanlten @elO gu erprefen II. i. NJ. Otan lift
DER 9nlt9t, oaB Die 8eifulOiguugen nidt
olel @ept9t baben, O6mUbl grObe anitren<
9llH9en gemaAt werOen, Oen Rihter BON ietz
nenl Pofen III entferuen. Die Qnqeleoenbeit
IT Dem 9Omite fir 8e6tspFege beiSer SdIier
iiberlpteen.
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r0bcbctt TT G0naOa.

Quebec, 2. 6ebr. - Geitern 9ea6mittag
tuurOe 5n 6atber BOint Elm beftiger @roftOB
oerlpitrt. Die Sefeu unO ale bemeqlihen
9egenltdHSe IN ben t6duiern 0e8 9Orfes aez
rtetben ms SApunten. Der gtoB murbe
9u9 10 NteiIcn iii0lid BON Gnebec perIpiirt.
0erlelbe bate cine u6roj9e 9Ii6tun0. 9a8
Thermometer itanO bier beutc Dtorgeu auf
20 @rnO inter 9tuQ.
Rlmonstt, ,. 6ebr. - @eItc~u Rad,z
mlttag murben bier Spei 0eutlide @rSdGbe
Oeripiirt
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.5abanHa, 3. 6ebr. - 9as Ban5aififf
0Araptles" lit geitern bier angefOmmei.
Die bieiigeu 0obufuti6er ietten beute Ntor=
gen einen yStrife" in's g8erf. 8erittene go
lt3titen patrOuilirten in ben StraBeu uuo be-
tablen ben 9utideru bel gefGnguiBitrafe, aH
tbre arbeit 5irriid5utebreu. Ser Strite iit 5u
@n6e.
Die 9iffereu3eu NIT ben @igorrenmoheru
itno nod nidt beigele9t. gtlr wenige Der
groBeren 6abrifen arbeiteu, uuO 5mar nit be-
Oeutenb reou3irter &rbeitsfrait.
Paultne 2ucca mill ni9t mebr iingeu unO
Slna otDfurSta iingt MIR nod, nm 6em@bore
nn6 benz Srdeiter 8eSaBluu9 3u ii6crn. 8ie
S4lthtung Der Spern S9Wierigfeiten lit
&edts9eIebrteH iibergeben.
pie meiiten Saufleute iflieBen ibre Sc
idlnfte nitf her GinfhhnEs IL
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@ef6brltd)e &41tber f1er1trthriIt

Y 9btcago, 80. San. - Ridt Der 9fGuz
berbanptmann, ionoeru elm gar, oroindres
Wtlt9lteo elmer SGuberbanbe, Otife Sonc8,
alias Mc5enrp, uurbe beute i'll 5e6n Sabrctt
@etdngntB oerurtbeilt. Die 8au6e, Der er an
geb0rte, bate ibr 9(ugennrert beioubers Qui
SIe n YtttSburg= Sort 8apne=" uu6 ,,@6tcaao-
Gtlenbabn" II. banu auf 6ie 8aaren6duIer Der
9enannten Stdbte geriGtet. Soues 1T bios
20 Sabre alt unO 1T i6On etnmal i'm 3ltfltz
bauS 8u Solicit getpeierl. Die Star linton
Stne" bat bur9 Oieie 8anoe meniaitens $50
600 etngebiiBt. Sic ftabl Difrd1 ibre 0iebes=
gelellen peri4teOene 6ra9tgiiter lnb ianote
te per Gtlenbabn nad3 etnem @entralpunft in
SnOtana; oa WurOen bic 8aareu ulltaebadt
nno IN ben 5anOel ge6ra9t. Gin anberes
Wtlt9lleo Der Sunoe mar eingemiiier Barron,
alias abam Sropu, Der fi6 beIouoers ami
Surpelen oerlegte. ST lit ein ie6r intellioeuter
Wtann, 36 Sabre alt unO BON feiucu Ufanie.
rem. Ntebr ais eiumal in ben 66uoen Ser Suz
pig, puBte er it9 INNER tpieber berau83upiuz
ben nn6 1T aua iett nod auf freiem SuBc.
Ste Boll6et ma6t aber eruitlitb Saqb uuf i6u.
9etHe WattreiIe, cine friibere 8irQerSfrau
pom BlttSburg, bat Oas gan;e 9reiben Der
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Die 0ron0erS-

ct. 4outs, 4. 6ebr. - Die febeute
SGbresfBung Der @ranger8 funo beute i'm
Southern 6otel" bier ftutt. 3rpeiunbOreiBia
Staaten paren oertreten; inter ben 0eleGoo
ten naren breiBig 0amen. 0uSlen 9(borfiS,
Der @roBmeiiter, belt cine ldngere 9feSe iibcr
ben Srben, morauf Die 8eri6te Der 8eantten
oOrgele9t murben. Die Ser6anbluugen nd
rem oeheim
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Sctter itt @utl0forS, Wc. = Gtnt
SSntttIte Az Sp0e 0erbrafftft.

Ban9or, Nte., 4. Sebr.- Sjaac Wbarif'8
9aus 81 9utlbforb braunte beute Morgennte-
Der. @r ielbit, feline Srau uub ieiu Sobnta-
men in Den &lQmrnen ur1.
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r. - 9le ytahrtdt BON Der @rgreifrnq Wc.
9Qrthh,S bernht nlff eiret1 Gsrrth,rt,tc
ytOd1 eift &etter itt NR ei1tMhis

CD 9t emP9is, 8enn., 4. 8ebr. ~ Safer &
Sarton'S Selraffincrien, nit alien Mlaldli=
aen ntl lnO Dem San3en Sorratb, brannten beute
aGetlO nteSsr. audl Der nabe gcle9cue 8abn-
9oI Der ~NempbiS=Gburleitoner Subn" Tina
ifldoi9t. ~N''''"O W
Sater & 8artOn'S SerluIt bctrdat SIS 900.
Oer llrinrlIun SpS 9puers "a ,,;L4 4 e -
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Zee &bomaS. in Oas 3immer, iub foqleid,,
llm mas es ii6 ban6elte, uuo bcrIette Mc.
eartbg nit ieiner Seule cineu S6laa iiber
oen Sopf. WtcGartbp lief Sauon, iurtr6e aber
oon3bomaS perfOlgt, fueldJcr mebrcre Sdliiffe
9ll1 lbn abfenerte, BON Oenen einer Inn in Bic
SeIte traf, luie Die 6rau, sueldbe bic g8uuSe
0erbano, bertdtet. Sis beute friib mar NPc-
Saftgg noM nldlt etngefan9eu. Der @eiammtz
os[llt erretdt cine Sunlme bon unqefSbr
3 10000. 2meibnubert Ntcniden uerlieren
lgre Sei9dftigun9 bur6 ba8 6euer: man
gtaitot inOeB, SaB Die @ertlattsn iofort uies
Der errt9tet tueroen iollen.
l.SSpater) - Rc@ortbp ift etngefan9eu
c., L 9le Naari4t BON Der @rgreifuna gacz
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etfssnbaO,, :: sl,leeiIeLltc 0e0em oet

| SoS+%SV\ WI VT SCaUN OMV&
Yt o LET 10 n, SIS, ?. Sebr. - @in=
bnnbert 2lugeftelte Der ,,gen Q)ort=" uuS
DOswego -MlOlanO. .8abn" baben GofOmOtiDen
al oaS Seletie gefettet, Die @ei6en feitge=
n99elt uno oaS 9eletle 5n Summitpille, 12
Ntellen noroll9 BON bier, alfgeriHeu. sic
ert!aren, oaB itc feinen 3ug mebr paiiireI
lanen meroen, bis thncn Der ritfltGnoige 2obu
auS9eSablt Dorbeu lit.
Sing ton, R.=9., 2. Sebr..- Die auz
9eteuten Der yIttblanO= 8abn" Su g0eapiqe
baben, neil ibnen ibre faniaen 96bne nid)t
ansgeSablt itnb, Die 2(rbeit nie6erqeleat nnO
Die Sabn baielbit nit 8eidla9 belegt. sic
nagcln Die gSelben unb 0rebifeiben feft uuS
lanell fetnen 3ug paiiren.
SOStLtd1er @lms0ona.
=. Pgtlaoelpb ia, 3. Sebr. - Erau gmez
line 6odt, beren &leioer am S0untaa IN
Srano 9ertetben, 1T beute ben erlitteneK granS=
pnnOcn erlegen.
Der v,sSranflits l. S4Oim0S =NonS. )"
Y b lila belpbia q, 4. Tebr. - Sem Slid
ter @aoualluber ipurbe bente Wtorqeu Der 8ez
ritt iiber bic Serbdltniiie bes .6ranflin-S0z
otn9Sz6onb" UOrgelegt. Die 8cpoiiten be.
trageH $8OS ,285.79; gnleibcn fiir BEN @s.
6ralld) Der 9eieal9aft $148,147; ungelegte
S'OoiIOO' - oNuUS S-lO.OU, uPOer=
lhuB itber Die PaiiiOa $34, ,409.
9teSertbeiOiguug fir Sen,, Saoinas= =6oub~
berldtete, DIE @eielli9aft miiui6e fir ban
terott ertldrt 3u werben, peun Oas @ertftSQs
tbnn moae. Der 8i6ter eripiberte, pcnu
nt9t cine bentltd)e 9lntwOrt abgegeben merbe,
oaB Der Santerott 6uldifg iei, 10 miiBte bic
Sa9e Der BON ben 0epOittoren aubdnoio aez
madten Sla9e gemGB bebauSelt meroeH.
0a bon etn5elnen 9epoittoreu bebauotet
muroe, SaB bic Selpilltgung ibrer 6OrSerl1ns
rungen abgeiflagen morSen lei, nm ouSere
9epoftoren Su be9iiuitigen, 10 tpurben sie
Red)nungen Der @in5elnen unterIudt, Inn
telt5uiteaen, oh bieie 8ebauptunQ mabr lei.
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&auf9eIo 0eS @ebGubeS uno bic 8e3ohluuo
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oerbor er9eben, oaB burh baS abaeaebene
9aupt3eugniB gfidtS beipicien wor6en iei,
mas einen betriigeriideu Gbarotter TRACE. 3ie
Inflagebeb0rbe pollte ieooh Elm 6reuSperhDr
nldbt 5u9eben, bis Iie ibr SerbGr, melfeS NOR
9eI1, tortgelett wer6en wirb, geidlOhen babe
ungefabr 1000 @ldubiger batteu lid5 beute
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oent etn Gonltte ernaunt porOeu mar, meldles
oem PrGItOenten beS SnItituts ietne g(ufparz
tung 81 MAIDEN bat, I'M iiber bic pabre gaoe
oehelben @rtunot9un9en etn5uSieben.
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Sn SoOc 9efaUett.

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gSNstt9lte6 W Der Sirma Yalner, SncObs & Co.,
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pei beute in oen Seller ieines @ei6aftslofals
pom elmer Srittletter unb oerlette ftb 70 ae5
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line Sodt, oeren &leiOer am Sountaq III
Sranb gertetben, 1T beute ben erlitteneE Sranb=
mHnScn erlegen.
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@atrofett ertr1tnfctt.

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Der tdIteIte Sag bes bteSiabrigen gSintcrs.
pas 9bernometer ftanb beute NOr9en su
Sancnlter auf 46, gu Canaan uuf So, 3u @la=
remont auf %, 3u Sranflin auf 80, W{erebitb
Stua9e auf 81, 3u eafe 8ilIage auf 50, Al
BRADFORD auf 80 unb bier auf "a @ra6 inter
gtuu. Die 8emperatur miro iett milber.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-16
'sFufsgres."

"E ARE PREPARED To EXECUTE
w orders for Futures" on the New York
Cotton Exchange, and viii be pleased to have
such business from those OF our friends who
wish to trade.
nOV20 I'm q EWING CO
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-16

Cholera and other diseases have di-
minished the number of hogs in the
Western States, and in the South
drouth has so reduced the corn and
other crops as to operate against the
development of this kind of farm stock.
In the meantime England's demand
for good picked pork, bacon and lard
has materially increased; though
strange to say, our packers have been
very slow to consult the tastes of the
British public. For years American
bacon has been sold IN London and
Liverpool at from 20 to 80 per cent. be-
low Irish and English cured meat.
Shrewd business men in England, no.
ticing this suggestive fact, asked the
question, "Are not fat hogs in the
United States equal to any on the Brit
ish islands," To cut the story short,
English firms are now butchering hogs
and curing meat in Chicago and at
other points expressly for their home
consumption, and even paying some
what higher for such hogs as they want
than our packers can afford.
In these facts the intelligent farmer
recognizes a positive gam by free trade
in the meat-curing and exporting bust
ness; yet such is the narrow policy of
our government that it does not per-
NIT Englishmen to use Liverpool or
Turks Island salt free of duty where |
the salt In the Aeat is to be sent di-
rectly to England. American packers
of meat and butchers have as much |
claim to protection as our salt manu-
facturers; and people who submit to |
pay two prices for the salt that goes
into their daily bread and to cure their
meat, will be as likely to protect the
butchers as the salt-boilers. 1t is the
Radical tariff that kills free trade,
keeps money out of and nearly ruins
the country.
Common sense viii tell every reader
that to raise hogs in the United States
for European consumption, to the best
we need perfect commercial
emancipation. If this trade must be
restricted, let the restrictions be as
light as possible. We want statesmen
in Congress instead of mere housing
politicians. By feeding all coarse
grains out at home on the farm, our
producers can fertilize the soil with the
of hogs, cattle and sheep,
fattened for distant markets. This
will enable them soon to double their
meat crops as well as their receipts of
foreign gold. or its fair equivalent, |
every year. With the adoption of such
a policy, the conundrum, Does farm
ing pay?" viii have been satisfactorily
solved.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-16
DOES EXPULSION ExPEL.


Our Southern Methodist brethren
have a nice little problems on their
hands, growing cut of the Cameron
matter. Brother Dameron was expell.
ed from ST. Johns NJ. E. Church.
South, on charges Of gross immortality
so gross, according 20 the tribunal
before which he was tried, that there
was not a single mitigating circum-
stance upon which to base modifica-
ton of the sentence. This was only a
few years ago. Yesterday Brother
Cameron was received into full mem
bershib by the Chouteau Avenue III. E.
Church, South. We have always un-
derstood that the solemn fact of ex-
pulsion meant exclusion, not from a
particular church building, but from a
religious denomination. We fear that
there is in this case the material for a
good deal of disturbance to the future
welfare of the Southern Methodist
Church in st. Louis and Missouri. 1t is
a bitter personal quarrel between the
Presiding Elder of the District and the
publisher of the official organ of the
Church. If the Globe can be of any
use In bringing about an lmicable set
Element, it is at the service of either OF
both parties to the wrangle. We do not
like to see, right here in st. Louis,
such strong provocatiOn for repeating
the old pagan exclamation, "See how
these Christians hate each other
Let us have peace.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-12-16
VALE. RROMNL0Wi

When one remembers their former
solicitude, it is sad to notice how little
the Democratic press are concerned
about the present state OF Senator
Brownlow's health. Anytime these
past five years, the vaguest rumor that
he was breaking down at last suficed
to set us all agog from Carter to Shel,
by; we now read with serenest indiffer-
ence the KnozUiJe Chronicles bulletins
-stereotyped for use wheneveE Con-
gress assembles-announeing that he
is quite as well ''as usual" He swore
he would live his term out to disappoint
the "Rebel Democracy" and he has
all but kept his word; the indonitable
VIII that has so long defed death and
his terrors viii carry the grim old par
son through to March 4, 1875. After
that, he viii disappear from the public
affairs of Tennessee as utterly as if the
name Of William @. Brownlow had
never been known In the darkest Of her
annals. May we not ask-with a slight
emendati1n Of Byron's text
Shade Of the mighty! can it be
That this Is all remains OF thee2