davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-07
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Ercu lDrcm @runbiabe: vGS muB an=
nerlht mtrben" i6idt Die yQSeltl. Yoit"
ii1 al, irgenb etne S0minoelpartti,
ipel1e ii1 bas Wort Granddaughter,
ooer r0teform" ais ShIlO anDGn9t, 3u
ulterltiiBen. unb ba Die vu%nabbanDigen"
anerttGnilh den &dffern BON SutlOiS nnb
Soma temprremsIerti6e @e1tnnungen be-
gen, 10 finoet Die Weitl. YOlt auf einlnal,
oaB Die Gemperenafrage cine gang inter
geOronete lei, baB pie Oeutiden auf bieie
Srage feinen Mcrtb Iegelt m%iifien, - ia
fte erfinbet fir bieieni9en 0emtiden,
ipcl1e Die Trage ber Derionliben nno 9es
iuerbli6en Jreibett felner Gnoern unter>
Os = wGaeH Oos e@i"pf'OOrt
Bprauf mir feline anbcre Nnttport bas
ben, ais ben Ausorud u~nlerer aufri6s
tighten 8sra0tun9 fir Die Chr unb
S6amloiigfeit elmer .3eitung, mcl6e Oor
tGunl 5ipei SaDren bic Oeuti6en ge>
rabe ouf @runo Der Tempe=
ren3frage in bas Qagsr Der Wtiifouz
rier 81: 9tebellen au i9leppen iu6te.
Oenn es iuaren bic Derren pon Der Belts
lidcn POit (Nbt0mnlinSe Tires nrabnen
SDttpbuS), Welde oanals III Die Ulibes
rale" 8latform bon ScfferIon GitD
iene Sermabrung 9esen ale Ders
taliungsipiorigen 3%iDangSgelebe ttns
i6Oben Die ben 9euti1en i'm
Weiten unter Yaufenz unO Eromz
petens @elbmetter ais 8Irglbaft uno
ShnBpebr gegea Die Tempersn36eltre>
bungcn Gn9cprteien tparb biS-mir ocns
elben 8ciblub Wolt fir Mort IN bic
republifaniibe Yl0tform BON Sut1ois
ieBten. Damn alleroingS entoedten bic
SVitpbuSsS obne Der Weltl. 8oft III benz
aus iDrer ci9enen Sober itammenoen Bee
16lnl1c GIerlet llnflarbetten nnb 3tpeis
beutigfeitcn. Dp6 baS dnbert nibts an
Der Gbatia6e, baB 9eraoe lie int Sabre
1872, um bic beutl6en StimmeM TT
Sainois fit Greeley gu fangen ben
alcrltGrtiten 9ta6oruG auf Die Icmz
peren3fra9e Iegten ali0 MN tbre
ieBisc NuSbrudsmeiie 3u 9ebraus
den, ii6 ubiertoll" 9ebcbrbetcn. Die
lSirfung oieit5 9eba6renS beitano borin,
baB i'm Sta0te SutMnts bic WtaioritGt
O~SlesbD's iiber &orner UNI $1,000 9erinz
ger iuar, ais bic @rant's Iber. Greeley.
ltn6 iebt iudt oieieIbe 3ettllng ben
WioeritanD Der 9euti6en 9e8eu 3uan8ss
9eieBe bintpe95u9rilIen Mno bintpe8aI>
feiren. 0errlihe Euuogebnng Der vGes
iinmunsstii6tisteit" einer 3titun9, Delde
bis Dor flint Sa6ren ben 3abitalilltnltss
mus prebigte, oanlt eineu blaiien Giberds
Iismus uno ieBt 10 c%onierpatio getporben
lit, baB fie 1o8ar bereit tit, Gelnperen3s
geleBe gu oeribluden!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-07
GDrEiGe IGrrcn+

Der itaatsconDtnt, tpel>
GJer aln lcytcn Gage oc5 SUM III 8loDm>
iu9toM, Su., abgeGalteu lplr0e, ipar
Oer reinile 6umDug. 6unIunofieb5ig
v0elcgaten" all elgcne Nault, Darlt1ttr
asUnn5Ig XGeiber, paren 9e8cnip1rtig.
Ote nlsilttn IcmpctenSler in Staate
ipOlcn ulWis Dom eilIer abgelOnDcrten
&emperenSpartet ipiilcn, lDuoern ltnO
tDcil3 mir Der republican, 6cn Yartet,
iDsli5 nit Oer Baucrnpartei 5ufricDcm uno
lu0cn 0urh biele pOlstilheu OrganIlGz
tiDuen ibre Slpede Su erreiden. OaruM
Daben tic tlW Oenl abge1OnDcrtcn lIllO abb
iOnOerLt1eu GempercE5lerconpcnte III
Bloomington 80n5 fern geDNtEen. Nus
lolo)eu pruttl1Wen 0rllnOen lD0ute 1elblt
Uturtcr pc 9ecr nid)ts init DEM
SloomingtOner @onDent 3u tDun boben.
0le Don 0telem u!Dcr1Wlclertcn Gent
peren;conDente ant8elttule YlatTorul
bslust in MeicntIlNsu:
Der &anDel nil geilttgen 0etrlllfell
lei cine GnteDtMlg Der Wrlltlt0en @tuIs
ll1attOn Il. /. 10. u. |. 10, CT tonne Our0
fem GIcei3lYltcm Sett9clt DDcr Oel6rGntt
merOeu; letHe guu5ttWe unteroridun9
our1 SunOes: uHo Staat99eleBe 1tI
u0tbIg.
Serner: tp66reno beioe @eI6lc6ter
6ielelbc YHl1t Aatten, am SturSe Oes
Stun mitSuWlrfen, 9cbllDre Der grDBte
O0nt ben Semperen51r1ucn fir iDre
Gemperen3feIDsIOe, UNI Deren SOrtiebung
tie ~0rin9enO 0ebetcn leien. gtamentli1
louten Die 6raueu bis 3I Dem 3eitpunfte,
I'D lie audi I'LL Stlnlnltalten Oell Nus.
1hlag fir Die &empercnSlaWe 9eben tDn>
men, al ibren @tnfluB aur iDre @atten,
Ndter uno anoere 1timmbere1tietc WiGuz
ncr autbietcn, oalnlt olcle rur GcuH-
peren;seieBe itimlnen.
2lllD aud bier lpieoer Beiberrc6teIei
uno Tcmperenselei ais Cuttings
l1uefteru! Die i~ibri9en 8siWtulle ent=
balteu GefprmpDralen.
Nls Ganbioaten fir'S StaatSi6ab>
mcilteramt lteIte Der GonDent ben WtUlor
Xittle bon Yai1a auf, ais Eaiiotbatcu 1lr
oas Nmt ocs S~beramflebers Der Dffemts
Ii6cn S9ulen Die Trau Yrofeif0rin
lDlling BON Bloomington.
V0r 1etHcr Sertagulg nabm Der Spn>
bent audi nod einen 8el1luB Oil, morin
Der beu9lcril6e ) Der republttanilhen
Ylat1Orm, ourd tpeL6en bic ~9tepubli>
taner Den 0eutl6en Sanb in bic Augel
itreucn noHen, ais ein SnluIt 9egen Oas
hri1tlide @cmtlien uno gesen pen DRIFT
liben Sabbatb %pcrtDDrfen lpiro. 80 ba>
ben IS "betanntli6 bic Jtepublifaner init
ibrem 2eimrutbeuparagrapb 7 ni6t ge=
1leiut. Nbcr inbcm Der &e~mperen3c0nS
bent in Bloomington Die 3weiOcuttsteit
oes Yaragrapbeu gar niUt itebt, 0Oer
ni6t leben mill, benefit er uur, oaB CT
Der NeprGientant Der ebrIt6en Gem=
peren3narren lit, iuel6e offen la8eu, mas
lie DoIen urb leoe 0interliit ueri6mdz
ben. Sol6e @e9mer fam nlat baiieu,
ober AUDI Derladen, aber man tam iie
Mibt nie Die Gemperen3i6lei6er I'M re-
publitanti6en @onpent umO iM Baueru>
connent, 3uslci9 neroGten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-07

fteblen? - DC sebt Der 6ur6 dbnfibe
fuuftDoue Ge6nung 3u mahenbe Shnu
ipcit in Die Sunoertto uenbe. Mox
begreift MN tpobl, MI ipelb elmer retdDcu
@oloarubc Oieienigen iiBcn, bic es III t
MuIIett ni6t Dcrberben. uno
mas Die III scr lebten 3eit oft 9sbOrte
8eset6nung: custom-house-ring
su beoeutcn bat.
ST.. 6arlpell bat, ME oben erwGbnt,
feline ltnteriu6ung Der im Obigen mit5
9etbeilten Nutla8en Ourd ben Siaans>
ausi6uB Des Geprdientantenbaulcs per-
anlaBt; = CT bat. IS alto ilt6t nit benz
Sauz ul1o 9ts9nun9sfInltIer Muuett
De%rD0r6cn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-07-07

Boit iin6tgen, lift feline Spur bapon
tpabr3unebmen. 9a lit 9laes pcrI9nomz
meme Se~igbeutelei, bOble, auf8eouniene
Ebraie, gele9entli6 init talldem Satetn
perbrdmt, Does lSOrtseflinsel nno mir
9enO cine Spur pom flarem Oenfcn,
lharf beipuBtem Nolen unO Streben.
SeDiite Elm 9~itiges 0ei9id oas 2ano
ODr elmer Hariet, lDelWer lOlWeS Btl0t7
Wal@i ais Rro9ranm Olellt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

PORT OF FEW YORK, APRIL a. 1874.
CLEARED.

Steamship Anglia Qsr,, smah, Disqualification
Bros.
Steamship California Cr. ovenstous, Giassow-Hen
dersOn Bros.
steamship Albemarle. Kelly Norfok-oid Dominion
Steamship &C.
Steamship Franccn,a. Bragg Portland j Amcs
ship silver Eagle tSr) Case, London-Peabody, Willis
co.
Bark Dexterous OBJ, Robinson. Bristol, EJss W FL
Bark Lainetrs Rus, Gronqvist Cronstsdt-Funch,
Bark Clara Ger, Hilmcr. Hamburg-Fred schwocn.
Bark jenny (Gerl Grote, Bremen-F Scnwn0n.
Brig ANITA tSp. Ferassa SAINTS Cruz trencrifYe)-R
PuRh 4 Co.
.Brigs y Coymere OBJ, Perry, Pernambuco and b.
Brig Curscoa Duch) Faulkner, Curacoa-Jos FouIke's
Sons
Brig Elizabeth winslow. White. Cardenas-Mller 4
Brig II odiorne CBr. Renault Arichat Civilization.
Watson Co.
schr I'd Burton tBr, Merriam, sacxvile. Ns-C W
Bertaux.
schr Caledonia dr, Layton, Windsor. Ns--C W Ber
taux
.schr Ella Hodsdon, Nickerson, Darien, Ga-Niiler 1
schr Aase Luels, Bonsall. Richmond-van Brunt
Fro.
schr II Rowe. Turner, Norfoik-Isaac R Staples.
schr Lorine, Soniers, Georgetown DC-Overtou 4
schr J Ricardo iowa. Little, ephia-st J ohm 4
Avery.
schr Idiewild, Nickerson, Provincetown-st John 4
Avery.
steamer Martha Stevens, Chance, Baltimore.
Steamer Philadelphia, Davis Phnadelpnia-James
Hand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

nine cuba This association was formed last De-
cemDer IN this city, aud mas oT rs OBJ CT me
eDunciat on VI playing rules Tor, ano the promo
ton VI the interests Of the amateur PLAYERS
throughout tne country AT meeting aed IN tue
evening OF the 22d nst. at the Aston House. II was
last year. Under this arrangement The
bali may be delivered by an unoer hand
throw. The ASSOCIATION would have nOtnng 10 do
with Ihe proposed change from nine 10 ten men,
nor would they tolerate Tor moment tue .wiue"
dodge, preferring not only to let well enough
alone, but to put as wide o gull possible
between themselves and The men no play base
bali i0r living. The constitution, bylaws ana
rules we're ordered printed at the ea llest possible
moment 50 that clubs every where throughout he
country can have them, and thus be enabled 10
PLAY the game understanuin9ly. An enorI has
been made TO lost upon the credulity OF ami
teur PLAY rs the process ona ruies. umpires
having IN several instances been severely
castgated In The Oase ball columns Of
certain papers for not calling "wties." Let not
amateur PLAY ers DC deceived by these things out
remember that anv game played between tnem-
selves-thnt as between two amateur csubs-un-
der the professional ues VIII be null anu volo.
GAMES To CONE OFF.
Next wednesday the professional season IN this
vicinity VIII lie lnauguratcd by game between
the Atlantic and Pnladepnla mines on the Union
grounds. From present Indications the contest
wii be y close aud exciting one. The next day
Thursday, the 30.h instant. the Phiac eiphia anu
Mutuas Will try conclusions on the same grounds
Seoert and McCoud, who sell pools At No. l5l
B1wery, on all out vi town games, vii sell Just
outside the Union grounds all games IN this
vicinity. Dates nave been agreed npOn Tor q num-
Der OF out.olstown games, out IS the weather 10
constantly necessliatng changes, II u useless TO
mention tnem here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
HERALD TUESDAY % ls74-QUADRUPIR SHEET

schr A Howe. Howe Gloucester pound south nah
schr Fred Elmer Provincetown. bound soush. ash
ing
south ishing.
schr Actress. Hodges, Boston, bound south fishing.
BOUND EAsI
Steamship Franconia, Brlgr, New York fo- PorfI1nf.
Brig Como (arl, Williams, New York for Cette.
Scnr Astra (Br), Haskell New YORK Tor st john NIB.
rs
Scnr A Quincy Gurnev Elxabethport for New Haven.
scnr 1antam unt Penileton, New York Tor Boston.
schr q smith, smith, poboken Tor Providence.
schr q w Cummings, Baldwin, New York Tor Provt
rchr Babcock sackett. New York for Greenwich
Schr Expedite, Rocket Hoboken for Providence.
fchr Martha Wee IS, Dav. New YORK Boston.
schr Maria Hearn, Palmer Hoboken for Providence.
schr salmon Washburn, Hathaway, Amboy for Taun-
schr pillow Ben New York for Providence.
schr Abbie Willard DAVIS Weehawken for Chester
Schr Eliza Hamilton Cole, New YorE tor Fall River.
schr Alexandria Fauklngham, WeehAwken for ga
lem. - .
Schr NJ II Midiin Ferris Elzabetbport for Warren.
schr Amcrilli. spear. New York for Norwich.
schr Ontario, Barbour, Ezabethport or providence.
Schr X II Daiy Daily New York for Boston.
schr Mary Ann Gner Fleming, Lcipsc, DEL for Fall
River
schr Reading RR Al, Davis Philadelphia for Branford
schr John Manlove, Hazart, Ropdout Tor Wexford.
Schr Anna Dickens Mitchell Amboy tor Westerly.
Schr j q Colyer, Davis, New York tor Boston.
schr Southern Cross Br). Priest New Yor6 for shu.
lee, Ms.
schr Sallie Burton. Bur'ey, New York for Stamford
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
LITERARY OHIT-CHAT.

TIE Ahen@nn says a new poem oy the Hon.
hoden Noel is In s1e presA The subject Is "Liv-
ingstone in Alrica.r
'EoE6R ELor's new volume OF poetry win In
ciuue the poems contributed 20 English magazines
ana poem contributed only to an American serial.
'osetnef with more recent poetical work. which
WIZ now for the first time see the light
"A BRIEF NARRATIVE OF the Hutchinson Family
sixteen sons and Daughters OF the Tribe OF Jesse.
Is the title OF forthcoming book by Joshua Hutch.
inson, OF the New Hampshire singing family.
THB AFFECTION rom which the venerable poet
Whittier 10 suffering IL one OF the head ana eyes
which disQusliles nin atpresent for literary LABOR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
Herald Marine Correspondence.

NEWPORT. RI April a. 1874
Schr Albert Daily (of Augusa). Mason, from Alexan
dra for Gardner arrived to-day. reports on Barregat
lost b split nainsan ana oresa also badly broke lore
AMI main gatts
schr Jose III FISH from Savannah Tor Bath before re-
ported leaking at this port repaired and proceeded
dav.
Arrived this Pm. revenue cutter Manhattan from New
York.
BRIDGEPORT, April q, 1874
Shower. Captain Griswold with q cargo of pig iron
from Hoboken for GufoFd. run into on southport
by the schooner Mary Elizabeth. OF New Bedford,
for New York The Sunny Shower had her
bowsprit carried away and her bows stove in.
The Mary Elizabeth kept her course and
did not sustain any damage that we hear Of Itw
gan 10 leak badly Capt drswoid finally managed to
get as far as southport bar and anchored the bar.
lie then went ashore with his crew. but next morning,
seeing that the had parted both her and
drifting out into the sound he sent Bridgeport
tug, and with the owner OF the schooner pulled of to
her He found her .sing badly, and that the
yawl 10 meet the tug. shortly after the propeller
a asa Saw op Of mn New BEDFORD
aud brought her on Bridgeport harbor. where. with the
assistance Of the tugs S;eson and Kate Miller, she
and the owner had pulled back to the schooner while
she was still OF Southport, but were not
allowed TO board her They were shortly after picked
hansed condition and nearly persisted cod and
They IN At they had Intention OF abandou-
ing the schooner an! Will resist the claim Tor salvage.
Schr BraZOs wish load Of coal from New Jersey for
Portland, was IN company with the sunny Shower At
the time she was mo. The Captain tried render
assistance to Captain Griswold but MS vessel
Southport in order to her. She lies on the
beach, and the tdc leaves her nearly bare low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
TWO HOTELS BURNED.

ST. JOHN. N. B., April 81, 1874
destructive flre occurred this morning on the
north side OF Kings square. Two hotels and sew
cral stores were completely Quilted, and upon
which there Is very little insurance. Several o.
the boarders had narrow escapes from the Gre and
many OF them lost all their clothing. One woman
was found msensible by the Gremen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

The situation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
johnson = Moro Refnforcemcnts for
Baxter.
LITTLE Rock, April 81 1874.
Everything remains quiet, and NO new demon
STATIONS have been made on either side. The
Baxter men have got their big gun cleaned out
and unspiked, and Il IS now In q condition 10 use.
Johnson was released rom custody To-day Sew
era. hundred men, under the command OF King
Wnits, are expected mere to reinforce Baxter.
The people generally seem TO be atisied that
the Legislature should settle the pending dicuiiy
though the Brooks side says the Legislature viii
not meet IN obedience TO Bakers call
Colonel O'Sulhvan, oil the Brooks side, who was
wounded ~ the skirnlsh on Tuesday last, IS get
ting along first rate, and hopes are now enter
tanned OF ms recovery. Both slies have sent dele
cations TO Washington TO present their respective
sides OF the question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants. shipping agents and ship captains In
formed that by telegraphing to thu HERALD London
bureau, No ~ Fleet street. the arrivals at ana depart
ures from European ports ami other ports abroad, Of
American and all foreign vessels Ting with the United
States the will cablst COUNTRY Of
charge and published
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
SAILED.

snip I. Gilchrst for Antwerp; bsrks Brothers Car
denas; Excelsior, Cadiz Dryaden lNOr,, Cork Antci
Meta Aus. do Madasascar tAu2. do or Falmouth;
Cochr an, Csrdcnas; Buck, CaiIao: Union, y Tho
mas, Nqovo Matieo dtal). Cork Or Falmouth; Europa
Br, London Albino Hcvre; brlgs saniina Ansaldo
utal. Cork or Falmouth; Constance tDuch) Antigua
Angela, Cieniueoos Harry 1 Aubrey sBr): Barbados !;
San Carlos. Cardenas; leu lNoll Newry odorila, Ha
vana; schrs Portland Montcgo Bay; Helena tBr), Hail.
fax; silver stream Br, Penarth Roads J K Law renee
Jacksonville
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

- WAsMW0TON, ApTn ~, MA
Ipo ERhtnouse Board gives the following no.ices:-
me op ical apparstu. OF the lighthouse on Gay lead.
Me McSern end Of the IslanI OF Martha'1 VINEYARD,
tss VIII he modified that and aitf the night VI
INC .osn % Nay 9ext every fourth fash will be red
IN ano amer Nay IL fixed red light will be shown
New Jersey.
ON and after Nav steam fog whistle will be sounded
thic and ogxv weather at East Lrother Island
~ the ST ATS separating San Francisco from san Pablo
nav Ai.o afer May steam whistle Will be sounded
curing tnick aud toggy weather the ssncspt on the
north side OF he entrance to Humboldt Bay.
spoken.
April H. Int 50 IL. lon az u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
MURDER OF A HUSBAND.

ST. JOHN, N. b. April q, 1874.
Frenchman named Paulin was murdered in
Caraquet on Friday last by mis- wife's paramount
The BODY was shockingly mutiated by IN axe.
The murderer whose name IS Gallian, followed his
victim into the woods where he was getting lence
rails. Canaan and Pauin's wife have been arrested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
A FAMILY POISONED.

RICHMOND, Va, April 81, 1874.
W. 8. Donnen, prominent merchant, i've mem
bcrs OF his family. two guests zone o well known
clergyman and three servants were poisoned
yesterday after eating custard, which. 1t WAS sup
pOseu, contained arsenic. partial examin alton,
any arsenic and tonight all the parties out OF
danger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
Despatch from Baxter TO President
Grant.

WASHINGTON, AprlT Y, Io'F.
The President TO-DAY received the following from
Governor Baxter, OF Arkansas
LITTLE ocK April 20 1874
To the PRESIDENT UNITED SrArss-
u l. not true that have declared martial law outside
Of Pulaski coun y Nothing has been done my part
10 prevent able settlement by the Legislature
only want to protect myse 4 until that is done.
ELISHA BAXTER, Governor Oh Arkansas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

EAsTPoRr, April q, 1874.
The storm yesterday was the most severe Tor
many moaths Four or nve inches Of snow fell.
ana The wind blew gale. All the vessels in the
harbor rode out the gaze IN safety
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
A SHOOTING ARRAY.

PoUGHxERPsIE, NJ Y, April q, 1874
James Miller shot young man named Moicaro,
at Bedford, n. Y, yesterday, q quarrel having
taken place between them IN relation TO young
sAdy noicaro was shot through the heart and
cannot lie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT. !
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFF. GER,
WASHINGTON, April Isl A. Nj. }

w
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFF. GER,
WASHINGTON, April Isl A. M.
Probabilities.
Over New England the winds win shit to north
and easr, with increasing cloudiness, and over
the southern portion during the afternoon or even
ing rain snow.
For THE MIDDLE STATES AND LOWER LAKE
REGION FRESH AND BRISK WINDS. MOSTLY FROM
THE SOUTHEAST AND NORTHEAST CLOUDY WEATHER
AND RAIN. EXCEPT OVER THE LATTER AND NORTH
ERN NEW YORK. PARTLY AS SNOW.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States east OF
the Mississippi, fresh and brisk winds veering TO
south ana west, increasing cloudiness and ram,
especially over the interior.
For Tennessee anu the OHIO Valley west TO north
winds and clearing weather.
For the upper lake region fresh and brisk north
east winds, vita light rain snow over the south.
ern portion, the former shifting to north and
northwest with clearing weather.
For Iowa, Missouri and Arkansas, north to west
Winds with clear and clearing weather.
The ONO RIVER from Marietta TO Evansville, win
rise, but below the latter win continue lalllng and
the Mississippi, below st. Louis, Will remain neary
stationary.
Cautionary signals continue at Detroit and
Toledo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
BELOW.

Bark Golden Fleece O,r Armstrong. from st PIERRE
Mart by pi OF boa. Caprice, No In
Schr May Moon. from vanuah.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28

The Weather In This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes IN
the temperature for the past twenty-f0ur hours
In comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated oy the thermometer at Hudnut 8
PHARMACY, HERALD B1lldlag:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
SHIPPING NEW


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOB THE
MONTHS OF APRIL AND MAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-28
SHOW SToRM In MAINE.


Ave age temperature Tor corresponding date
l0SL yc0r. 70
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schr Favorife (Br jenkins, CORVALLIS Ms, for New
YORK. 10 days, with produce 10 W Bertaux
Schr ClenentiDa Br), Balm, Little River, Ms, for New
YORK days, with lumber to boyd Hincken.
schr Henry T.emuel JARVIS, NOrshport New Sork,
hch, Drovsrd. eorhAm Nantucket ior New YORK.
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Contrary 10 the general belief the Atlantic nine
are really very strong. They have Dehlman on
nrst base, Hall at second Ferguson az third Pearce
IT short, Bond az pitcher Hades az catcher Booth
leit heid, clinton centre held and Farrow right
neId. Bond IL young pitcher, and THIS n his nrst
season Ia a professional club; but ne VIII bother
the best o. batters- IL is not generally believed
that ne ~ rs euectiye % pitcher as Britt who
pitched or the Atlantic lAst season: nevertheless
he h good, and, what As more, Is improving All the
while. Like Fisher nc ~ very swift.
THK BALTIMORE cLgE
inc good people o. tne monumental City could
net wholly give over the lnea OF having a proes-
sional nue. 10 they weEt 10 work and got together
nine pretty good players, and with tnese they ex-
pecI TO annoy ,hc otner cluos IN ABOUT the same
WAY tnat d Ipesquiso snnoys a Jackass.
THE rrlr 70 EUROPE
As previously announced In these columns the
Boston and Athletic are gong to England
curing The summer, tor the double purpose or
showing our cousins how to play i've game and
20 psck up stray shilling here and there. In
with nsttering success Every arrangement has
been made anu tfe TWO cubs, accom- panied by I.
on one OF the American line OF steamers, on or
about the I'm o. July ADD return about the Isl OF
Manchester, Leeds and Sheffield
THE UNION GROUNDS.
The 0ft-rlpeatcd announcement that 'thts Is the
lasf season for the Union Gfounds," over Ia VIII
nainsbufg ig again going the rounds or the press.
The statement IL erroneous now az II was last
year Or year before last lo1 , ,r. mattes Is
~ The grounds next October, nut this Job VIII not
take al winter. and when lt 10 completed MI. Jam
meyer proposes 70 lever tue gruuuo VH duh SOU ",
when he hopes % have IL 10 as good condition
again ever before. Witnout doubt these erouDes
are mncn inner tnsD ANYTHING o. ,ne xino IN .tie
Of credit for the manner In which ne mas kept and
still keeps them.
THE AMATEURS.
Amateur baseball payiug has revived to won
deriui extent during the last lew months. ON
every hand clubs are springing up and base Dall ID
khe tslk OF the day. BODY Known as the National
association OF Amateur Base ball Players has been
organized, and nov has membership OF sixty.
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