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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12
ADVANCING IN Tug RIGHT DiREc.
TtON.

What has come over tho Eureka
SeaiiHsi? Owned and edited by an
uncompromlslns Democrat IL forsakes
tho time-honOred and bioodstained
dogmas OF that party. aud steps boldly
over Into the ring OF centrallkers who
are supposed by all good Democrats to
run the Republican masheen." Only
q short time since We had occasion to
congratulate the SeRtiRel on Its attl-
tuds regarding the Interstate railroad
law, although In favoring the passage
Of that Act IL distinctly aud emphatl-
cally r~epudlated onc Of tina oldest,
most cherished aud tenaciously adj
hsred to doctrines OF the Democratic
party. to-wlt-Calhounism. Again We
are surprised. Once 0 the Ssniiaei
assures us Of its absolute conversion
Its thorough change OF heart. Refer
ring to tho present civil war In Arkan-
sas, and commenting thereon, IL takes
tho ground that the Administration
should at once Interfere to decide
vexed questions and insure the peace
OF that commonwealth; nay. that u
has been dcrslict In not settling the
matter long ere this. IL says the ques-
tlon Is one which. "in fact should
have been determined long ago by
the Washington authorities"
whatg Shall the Administration
Interfere TO decide whom tho people OF
Arkansas have chosen aud desire fer
Governor? shall the President Of the
United States be the virtual Dictator
Of the State Of Arkansas! Shall the
Federal Administration u,urp the
rights, powers and privileges of tho
Arkansas Legislature. her interior
and superior courts, her Sherlifs
and her State militia, and install
Governor Of that State whomscever
IL may favor. Shall the centralized
power, Ia the hands Of this Admin.
istra,iou. be sxcrted to snnul. 20 OBJ
l~i,erate tho sacred right Of citizens OF
a "Sovereign State" to quarrel and to
Sight among themselves: Perish the
thought. What Ia such event be-
OF the divine right OF selfgov-
.rnment; OF the Independence OF the
State : the dignity OF tho Cogmon-
Observation-Disclosures up!
Annihilsted by the minons OF a ecn-
trail power! Oppressed, lnsnl'ed. en-
.layed by the armies OF the Union aud
Into lgnobls bondage by Fed
rral bsyoncts. This has been the
Democratic cry echoed and ~re-echoed
aver tho land since tho first recon-
Jtruction act was passed aud United
troops were ordered to protect
people aud keep the peace In
which, during the war, had
and where thereafter there
wss no State Government. Again, the
SeatiHei turns its back upon party ira
aud Its facs toward progress.
should DO derelict did NO fail to
hsie The cheerful fact aud compliment
that Journal upon It's new departure,
Que which We esteem we'll grounded
anu Ia the direct line OF progress. :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12

OF conditions OH his part. n pw. as we
have said. the water which " Is TO give
$l,l50, 900 per annum does ne it exist at
chat depth. All that portion OF reve.
nue., ~therefsrs, falls to the ground.
There will be no water at the mouth
OF the tunnel for mills or for lrriga-
ton, Or for any othsr purpose. The
mines now are nearly az much below
the level OF the tunnel as they wore
below the surface when 1t was project
ed; hence, there would be no saving
BY the tunnel In holsting. The ore
wsuld still take tho railroad on the
surface; the men still descend by the
shafts /; the cities OF Virginia and Gold
Hill still retain their locality, and the
land at the mouth OF tho tunnel would
be no more valuable than 1t was when
Congress granted 1t. The whole
scheme Is an utterly hollow bubble.
Engllsh people who furnlsh Sutro with
. little money on speculation TO push
his scheme, and other parties who lend
their services and Influence In the hope
Of some prospective benefits, are utter
ly deceived In relation to the real state
Of the affair. Sutro ls now struggling
for an Act OF Csngress to compel ths
companies to pay him for draining
water which does not exist. In his
pamphlet, page 10, he says OF the law
Of 1866 lthe italics are his own: ct
makes all the mines OF the Constock
lode, or any other lode benefited by
tho tunnel, tributary to the same. and
compsls the owners OF those mines to
pay to tho tunnel company the same
rates OF charges, as agreed upon In the
above mentioned contracts. and makes
the title subject 10 those conditions"
The contracts mentioned are all for.
ielted. but his effort 10 now to compel
the mines to take out titlss subject to
that condition, aud then cndsavor to
enforce the contracts, Notwithstanding
the utter inutillty Of the work. 1t Is
for this blackmall bubble that the adj
venturer DULLES tho Senate Commit
tee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12

A pnrATcu from Washington, dated
Sunday, says: Tho counsel for Mr..
Sutro was not ready yesterday to fils
his argument with the Senate Com
mlttse on Judiciary. The counsel for
the mining companies has prepared his
argument and was In readiness, but
declined to file 1t until tho other side
was ready. The attendance at Mr..
sutro's lecture was very small las.
evening. lie will lecture twice dur.
Ing this week.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12

rnEr don't pay much regard to
seniority In the English army In re-
gard to promotions. Sir Garnet wslsc-
ley has stepped ~ the heads Of l65
seniors to the rank OF Major General.
The same gazette that announces Sir
Garnet w~olselsy's promotion, also
gives notification Of that Of Col. Mac
lagan, Royal tlats Bsngslj engineers.
Major General Maclegsn has supcrsed-
ed ajJ seniors.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12

Tur indianapolis News thinks that
the days OF present parties arc draw
Ing to a close when Old Bourbon DEM
ocra,s OF the st~raightcst sect declare
their willingness to vote for Governor
Morton for President.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12

One Of tho most remarkable In
stances Of seli.dsnial In modern times,
says the Chicago Post and Nail, IL the
case Of Hon. John A. Kasson, Of Iowa,
who declines . rs-nsmlnation to Con-
grsss. The big guns Of tho Rspub-
lican party thus lose 4 calsson by
spontaneous explosion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12

"nrs cremation becomes sufficient
= poPularizei il will doubtless be
dLurn.al.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12
Births.

o'BRIEN-ln Reno. May Q, to the wife OF Mr..
o'Brien, OF Virginia City, q son.
LON9-ln Lincoln, Nay3 ., to the wife OF W.
s. Long, q daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12
Miners Union Bills.

A Ii PERSONS HAVING BILLS AGAINST
n the GOLD HILL MINERS UNION are
requested TO present tho SAND To the Union,
through the Gold Hill Postofncc.
myth r. LANGAN, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12
Marriages.

LEsTER-ooYLR-In virgini. City, May II,
James Lester TO IIessis Coyle.
sMIrH-SLATEIt-In wlnnomucca, May O.,
George n. smith TO Mrs. Ida l.. slater.
K0ILER-fIARiiIS-In Elko, May 2, Dom.
mick kohler TO Signora ". Harris.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12
NEW TO-DAY.
EIREMEN's

ATTENTION, LIBERTY NO. 4.
TlIE REGULAR MONTH. AKA
pany win be held WEDNEs- N
DAY EVENING. May 18th, NN@
at the Engine House, at half.pa-t : o'clock.
A full attendance ID desired.
JOHN II. MILLS, President.
TIIos. W. BoorH. Secretary. mvi2 %
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-12
LINCOLN HOSE co. NO. 3.

LINCOLN HOSE co. NO. 3.
IL, Mse,in. q Ill. company viii az.
be held on WEDNESDAY EvEN. VEN$G
ING. May l3th, at half past
o'clock. A full and prompt attendance 10 re-
II. C. BLANCHARD. Foreman.
v, LEaERY, Secretary. myl2 q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-12-17


8auqor, Wte., 16. 0eSbr. - @elterl
9lbeno SerltDrte cine Seuersbrunit an De
MaincitraBe 9 @eihdftspldee unb oa8 ySar
riman Souls." Gerluit $4,000. SeriiAe
rung $4,000.
Ser Serluit wirb f9 auf $4,000 be
lamfen.
gOitou, 16. SeSbr.-0er Serlut infrlgt
bes Sraube5 au Der Blnnpton- nno gSare.
hamiraBe miro jsst auf $59O,OOO geidatt
Die SerT6erune betrdgt MIR s141 ,00O.-9el
Terluit IN @burle8town betrGgt S145r000;
Seriiherung 100000.
81 AmonD, 16. OeSbr. - Su 0anuille
3d., ri6tete geifern Gbcno cine Seucrsbrunl
fir $4,000 Shabsn al. Die Gtabliiie:
ments pon s, s. Ncree unp Sancod & Bact
wurOen eiugeaidert,
Wiempbis, 16. 9e3br.-0epei9en uOr
SOrreit eitg. arf., melOen, OaB Der ganst
Sheil jsneS StGbtdenS, melder iiiOlih pOr
Der @llenbahn ltegt, beute Wtor9en purd
Seuer ser1tDrt nlrbe.
Sas Selegrapbenbitreau muroe scrlt1rt unf
eS lit infolge Oeieu unm0gltd, @in5elubeiter
iiber ben Sranb Sn erfabren. Sett Der lebter
Seuersbrunit in lenem Srte, ipurbeu bic Sc
ld)dtte bon Der DamulS abgebraIlnten JtOro
ieite na6 Dem beute 3erftDrten iiiblihenStapt
tbeile oerlegt.
9u9 ben beutigen Srano in 6oreit=9itp
9(rf., ipurbe bas SerihtsbauS eiugedider
nit eiuem sroBeu Sbeile Der 0tccoros
IuBeroem psrbrannte nod 9arlep5 Stllaro
Gallon, oaS @ei9ditslofal BON Siarb & Sre
pett, bnS @ebdube Der @ebr. Pape, III mel6en
iid Oas 3elegrapbeubiireau uuO Die Sffi5ir
Der vStmeS" beianoen; Oper'S 4potbefe
Srap's 9lpotbefc &c. 9eiammtoerluit $50 900
nur tbtiltpeiie peritdert.
@harle ton, g. g., 16. Deg. - SD
bere llnterindunsen ergaben, oaB geltern MIDI
nebr, ais 2200 S0. Saumwolle perbrann
iiuo. Die y2iperpool=GonoOn noOn=@lobesScmp
perlIert S25 900
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sfus Scr s,mno noesha,tptifaSt,

| US q btugtou, ben l6 Ss5br. - De
SAT- bes @GQfidlidger5 ,Splenbib," tpelds
betanntli6 Dor Der ,alabama~ @ommiiiioi
Gnti6dbi9ung beanIprudt, neil i'm Der Sa
per ,Sbenanboab" ben Sang perborben
ipurbe bon Der Gomntiiion abgewieen.
-9ie Centennial Sbeepartie Iodte beut
4beno piele tSerren uno Sam1en nad bem Ga
pitol. Inter ben Gdlten maren YrIiioen
yrant, Die Ntitglieper ietnes Cabinets, 80ni(
&alafaua, @eneral Sherman uno 3ablreid,
Sffisiere Der 4rmee unO Slotte.
-Sr. @od1rane BON Chicago iuiro gum be-
aufFfti9enbeH 9lrftteffeu peS Sbatamtea
ernannt Der0ell.
Sim II. unb 12 DECEMBER bielteu sic
Snoianer-@ommilidre 5isf uno Sang etue iltz
tereiiante 8eratbung nit fiinf StGmmen in
Otuscoaec. 9ie Snoianer MAIDEN bebeutenoe
Sortidritte in Der @ipiliiation.
-gr.Senator Slice bon 9lrfauias iprad)
heute Dor ben SpeSial- -@Omite bes 6auieS 3u
@uniten Der 9lnipriid)e pon Sroofes. Gr=
Gouperneur Sarter rnb Sii6ter Come perbe1
inprgeu fir Die 6egierun9 @arlanb's ipre=
9en.
Ser Snoianer- a9ent Bingham beri6tet,
baB er mt elmer Nbtbeilung DtllitGr bic 9Setz
BEN oeriolst, neidle in Die idmarsen Serge
elnSebrln9en ltno.
= Seute Wforgeu rladte Yrdtbent Grant
in Scglcituug bes Sen. Sherman, Der per-
ihieoenen Dtttglieber ieineS Cabinets uno
Sen. Sabcod Dem SDnia &alafaua einen Sc,
genbeiu6 i'm !, arlington Sotel."
= Morgen Qbenb ioG abermals eine 81 pee
partte in Der 9totInbe bes Saptols faithful
Den.
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sSnianos9epei1en.
Scr SrciunSnicrsisitc Gpn9reB- =
9tpeite Stkut,g.


3tpeite Stsun8.
gSaibirlaton,1 16. Oes.-Sn Senate
leote Salnilton BON Warplano peltere Petlz
tioneu BON Saltimorer Siirgern um abl6af=
frrua Der Gteuer auf 9feibSiinbbGl3d)en Dor.
Sic Stl al @uuicu Der raae9bann Sallep=
9ahn" murbe angenonlmeu.
Seraent brad)te elrle Slll EN- 5nm Selien
bes NpmiraI s. {. sSorben.
suf Saaer's 4utrag plrbe Der Sbeil Der
BrdIibentcn. 8otibaft, peldjer auT Die Sblne-
len-@lnwanberuus SeSu9 bot, Dem eonltte
Des Ausludrtigen iibermlelen.
Dapis rief ieinen Seid)luB ant, ben prqlI=
seuten nm Die Qiite Der riidltdnot9en nnO be-
triiserifen Sfe9ierungSbeamten Su erluher.--
@bmuHeS iagte, iett 3wei Sabre1 lei lehr o1el
publisirt merten. - Sapis la9te, er lei nthi
i'm Stanpe geueien, oieie Sertd)te ST fnoen
SHERMAN iagte, bieieS ieerse groBe arDel1
unb Golteil perurladen.
@ontling iprah iiber ben Sal eines Seam.
ten, meld)eu sr intlm fenne; berlelbe lei II
Der aan3en Yreiie pcriG)rieeH, als babe e.
S64 900 unterhiageu, als er Der Sad)e nad)
qeforl6t, babe iif beraasseltsllt, baB bel
Mann nod 5000 81 ioroern bate.
9burn1an iaste, bieier SeidluB let hid;
| nieeersui9reien, es liege mebr oarin, ais BIZ
S5euatorea iiG) einbiloeter. Oerlelhe miill
ale.bings mobiiisirt .peroen.
Sie 8ill iiber bie Heae 9eglerllngS fiji
ben 0iilrift Columbia rpurbe locang aufge
nomnlen.
Sm &epraientantenb 81 auie wnrbel
perIhisoene Beridbte BON Oruf=@omlte por
aelegt uuo anaenommen.
| Ser Spreder unterbreitete eine groBe In
,nhI 9lfittheilunQen sef GrefutlDe.
Sas 9aus nabm ais Blenar 0pnlite ol
9esislatiu., Grsfutip= uno Suiti5 Serlp,ai
gnns- -Siil auf.
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GuropaiI9e &abelberi9ts.
Geuti6iano.


Serlin, 16. 0es, - OaS 8ei6stagsz
Olitalieo umo @bei.8ebaftenr pes utramon,
tauen Souruals vSermania," Gaplan Maz
junfe, Der fitr5lib eines PreBoergebcns hal
ber ucrbaitet purDe, 1T ipie0er in Sreibett &C.
iett iporben.
Serlin, 16. 0esbr. - Ser 3teidlstag
uabm berte einen Sed1luB an, in meldem
ertlqrt miro, oaB Sur' Iuirefterbaltung Der
9Siiroe OeS 0teIfsta9es ein Imenoement 5u
Der SerfaiIung n6tbig lit, peltes Die Serbaf.
tung bon 8eifstagsmitglieOern ludbrenO Der
Sttung Gerbletet.
Cine Gcmmiilion fir Die gSeltauSiteGung
in philadelphia 1T ernannt mOrben. Or.
Safobi, OreftOr Der comnlerSiellen Qbtbel=
lung OeS SanoelSulinliter,nns, lit Bralioent
Der @ommiiIion.
Serlin, 16. 0es. - Der Satmalter oes
9raien pon 4r1im lagt, baB, menn oerielbe
ld)uloiQ ertlGrt uno perurtbeilt niirbe, er al
bas aammergeridlt appelliren merOe. Slid
lifermeie perlautet, baB BON lrnim, iollte er
perurtbe,lt meroen, aui ole @mpfeblung be8
Siriten 8ismard bonn &ailer begnaoigt mer,
ben piiroe.
GnaIano.
2onbou, 16. OeSbr.-,5eute Mor9eu be-
gam eS bier 3u itneien unD 9eSen IL ubr
beute Mittag lag e9s i3oll tieier Sd)nee; Der
Serfebr wnroe baourdl iebr gebemmt.
2ouhon, 16. Deg. = Gin itarfer 0rud
wlro ga9enpartig auf ben @r.Bremier @laO.
ftone auSgeiibt, bantit oerielbe BON Der Sib,
rerl9at Der liberalen Yartei Suridrete uno
ais 9rlat BON Der 6egterung elne Yalrld)aft
annebmen m0ge.
0onbon, is. Ses. Sin britii6eS Sob
| lenibtff lit in Der Sudt pon Slscaga 81
grluOe 9egangen. a4t Dtatroien iino er
| trunfen.
Grome4 gSilion, Barlamentsmitglieb fin
SitzDfipoleler, lit tpegen Seitedun9 ietnes
SibeS uerlmltlg erfldrt morben.
Nranfreid,.
YariS, 16. Sesb. Oas Oreibiser- So
mite Der Notwithstanding belpradb heut
bic Nnqeleqenbeit, Die conitttutioneQen Stas
auf Die Sa9esorbnumg 3u iteIlen. Gs muro
beidloiieu, Die Sia fir Srsaniiirung cine
sneiten aaumer suerit porsunebmeu. glus
ben Serbanblungen 9ing berpor, bab Die Ser
iude, bic beiben Gentren 81 oersinigen, febl
9ei4lascn EnO.
Spanteu.
9onbon, II. 9e,br.-4 46 llbr Morgens
- Gine SpeSialbepel6e on Die ySimes" mel
oct, oaB lcit mebreren Sa9en in Der Sai Dol
YiScapa Elm furhtbarer Sturm aeniitbet ba
unb mebrere Sabrseuge untergegangen iinb
lleber 70 Berionen werben pernliBt. Selt adj
Sa9en fnO feline Boiten eingetrofien.
Jtalien.
0onbon, 16. OeS.-Sn firdli9en 8rci
len iit bier bas @eriidt perbreitet, baB ba'
patifauii9e Goniiitoritm in Siirse einel
JtahfOlser bes 4,apftes Yius TX. ernennsl
! lmiirOe, ebenio, baB Der GrSbiidof Wtanniu
bel ieiner tiir;liten anweienbeit in Hom d
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sofalberid,tc a,ts ssaSbtnatom.

SS y II 0 II, 10. Ot8Or. - Sle UpI-
geieaidaft," bic geltern in Der u2incolrt=
,Saue" Die Sper s0er Doctor BON Ilcan=
tara" CAB, bate bler5u Den SOnl9 Salafana
eingelaben.
= Diarie 9S. 2ousie1Om bon llniontown
hat 9egen Ocn Yoli;iiten SameS 2lruOlo BON
bort i'm SInocsfreisgerld)te aui $4,000
S6aoeneriat geflagt. &ldgerin giot on,
oaB lrnolO am %. september 1874 in tbr
Ioaus gefommen iei uub iie peranlaiien molls
te, oaiielbe 81 uerlafien, nm iib tbrFr Berlon
bend6tigen III f6nnen. Oa tbm oles ntdt
gelaug, 10 babe er iie beidlmpIt uno oanH
genaltthGti9 aus Dem 0aule mo ourd DC
StraBeu nad) Dem StationSbaule ober benz
$oll5ei9ertdlte geId)leppt, polelolt ne "A
StunOen uerbleibeu muBte.
- ltontcg 9tahmittag iiberfubr @helter-
iielO Sing, autid)er osr linton @rpreBz z9on=
paguie," III Der BennIpluania gluenIe, Spls
id)en Der 6. nnb Z. Strabe, oen &uaben 9Sllz
lie Ibaniiou. Die &erletungeu oeiielbell
iinb nid)t iebr gefdbrlrfer 9(rt, nno 10 murOe
Der autld)er, Der bon Dem Boli3iiten It6Iiou
perbaftet moroen, arf ietne Gnti6ulplgung,
oaB es 3ufaQ geweien, iuteOer eutlaiien.
gS q biugton, 16. 0tSbr.- Die Serren
9Slrtbe batter am 6reitag Dflttag eine @er=
Iaulmltng III Der Sdngerbunbz6 z6aae," nm
DtaBregelu gegen Die DtOrriu Bill, Die gegGuz
marttg OemGongreiie pOrlic9t, 81 ergreifen.-
gSenn Die gSirtbe mirflid) etlua8 8rnftilheS
bc6pcfen wolleu, ioilten ite Dor alien 0rngeu
lbre Serhauplltngen nidlt an Die 9roBe @lode
bangen unO ben englii6eu 3eituugen feine
0ele9enbett gebeu, I'M SorauS ibre 8loien
iiber Die saloon keepers" MAIDEN 3u t6nneu.
= SIN SreiSgertdlte nurOe beute Die Slage
Der Satbarine .. Storep 9egen 6reemau gS.
Sowe, ben Snperiuteuoenten Der 0tefOrm.
S6ule, perbauoelt. 0as MdD6en, melheS
BON 6one perfitBrt lunrot, flagt nm $4,000
SdaOenerlas megen Srud)s oe8 @bcueripre=
d)cn5; ite bat ell 3ino bon 10 Wtouaten.
Sler 9teger uuroen geitern wegeu 9iebz
itabl5 einc8 &offer8 aus Dem Soauie be8
Same8 s. Sopler uerbaftet. Sn Dem Soifer
befanben Nb &lei0er uno anOere 2lrtitel, II.
u. and cine Sibcl, IN iuelher Der Gigentbii=
urtr ietuc GrlparHlfe inn Setrage BON S12
perrpabrte. Sic Neger batten ben Softer in
einem @dBfen erbrod)sn, bic Sleioer 9enom
men nuO Die Sibel ais mtrthlo8 fortgemors
ien. Sn perieIben iauO ih OaS @elo nod
Dor.
-Gcfern 2tbeub llbr gerietbcn Die 8aa=
rem in Sdlaufenitcr oeS YuelGoeu8 Der 6rau
SliB, @Ge Don .. unO G=SraBe in SranO,
paS Sener puroc jeOob rait gel0id)t.
-@elterll Wtorgen murOe Srau BOtnter, 81
Sabre alt, toot TN Sette 9efunbeu.
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Yermtia,te Sepeid)em ats
ySctS1. ~ nff

gfew 9 orf, ben Is. Deg. - Sergan
genes 'Sriibiabr iuportirte Sreoerif oe Sarrl
eine groBe GuantitGt @bampagnerpeiue. .Gol
leftor 9(rtbur forberte auBer ben regelmdBiger
| 3oagcbiihren BON Sc fir je0eS Sn5eno Sla.
idlen nod cine grtra abgabe BON etipa Sts.
proSlaibe. rlm Qestere Suriidiucrbalten, flaQtc
De Barn bei'm SunbesfreisJerinte, iuuroe
aber abihldgltd beihieben. 9fihter Sbip.
man begriinoete ietn llrtbeil ban1it, bab es
augeni6einlid bic abiift Oes GOngrefes qe.
peien, cine Mebrgebiibr bon 8 Gents pro
6lalhe auf bic Smportirung BON 9eiitigeu
@etranfen ieber 9lrt ;u legen.
SIN ySiftbs bsIpenue 5otel" fanb geitern
cine @onferen3 BON Giienbabnmagnaten itatt,
in welher beidlloiIen purpe, cine Sampferliz
ME eriter 8laiie Swli1en Gan 6ran,isco, Sa=
pan nnb @bile in's 2eben ;u rufen. Der
grDBte Sbeil beS Capitals 1T bereits in Gan
SranSisco ge;eidnet.
= Coroner @rofer iu9te geitsrn barum
mad, iein an1t ipteoer periuatten 3u oiirfen.
Sieies muroe ibm ieoof nidt geitattet.
- Der llntcrihabmeiiter ;ahlte beute $780,.
600 ais 3tnlen uno 200 fiir ein9e5ogene
Sbltgatlonen.
- Die 3Oa @innabmen betru9cn beute
s1S8,OO0.
- Ger 9pfr. yS9rian" trof bon Mittcl,
meerbdfen bier ein.
6eute ipurbe Spese i'm 8etrage bon
$738,1!1 nad) europa auSgefiibrt, oaruuter
500 900 in @Dlou1iiu2eu
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oieier Biirbe au8crtpdbltiei. (0icie @eriidt
iino iebr un,pabrit}e!nlld), ldon allein beB
bnlb, meil gr;biihof Naunlng fem Stalienel
lit, unO ieit Sahrbunoertsn MIR Stllicner Den
pdpitlid)en Stubl einnabmen. SIM @onclapt
baben auBeroem Die italteniiden @arbtndlc
Die 0taoritdt. 9luG lit ;u 2eb,eitsn beS
8apites nod ME Elm 9sahfolger gepdblt
lporbeu.
g}uNlano.
2onbon, 1G. 9eSbr. - Der Sailer BON
9tuBlano bat Dem Mari6aa 0tacNtabon ben
ct. 9lnoreas Oroen nebt einem, in ieGr
freunoi6aftli6em Gone gebaltenen Segleit=
lfreiben geiaubt, mas nidbt 9eringes Iufie-
ben perlrladlte.
Gbtaa.
2 bangbui, 16. 0e5br.-8aS amerifa=
nii4e Sdiff pSoratio," ptldles am 2. 5. Df.
bon Stem g)ort bier eintraf lit Our6 6euer
serIt6rt morben.
Wsartt uno Sorfe.
2tuerpp oil, 16. 0eibr. - SNunmollc
flan; Sberl. 74-7g; Orl. Il. Scrfdufe
20OO Ballen.
9OnOou, 16. 9sbr. - @ric 24f-25.
@oniols 915 fir Sslb unO 92-92t fir
Srief.
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Die Yraitoentenbntfd1aft amf
Nfff,G

6apanna, 16. OeSbr. - Die Sotldaft
oeS BrGIioenten 9rant prb bier pielia6 be,
iproden, bic Scute legeu iebo6 ben Semer=
fllnqeu iiber Spanien nnb @nba feline belolls
Oere Seoeutltng bel. Die Seb0rben itnb
lflipeigiam, Die Sournale babeu ieeoh lange
2rtifel. Die ,So3 be @uba" iagt: pas
S6peigen, tp.ld)es Der beutide &aier in lei.
ner Sbronrebe iiber ipaniife Nugelegenbeiteu
beobad)tet, nirb 9euiigeuo arfgeipo9en ourdD
Yrd. Sra1t'S SOtldaft. @s lit ein bemer=
fenswertbes 3uiammentreficn, caB, wabreno
Die Ser. Staaten nad) Der Suprenatie Der
neuen 8slt uub Seuti6lano nad Ger 6err=
ihait in europa itrebeu, SeiOe bereit fno,
fid) in Die iunereu 9ngelegeuheitcn Spanien'5
III nliihen. @ir miilien Dieie Serlufle nit
@eroaft anieben. 5uBlauo bradte 0eutIb=
lano gum Sd)peigeu, mir miiien nid)t, tuer
Grant ;um Sdweigen briu9en ioa. Die
&etoluttcn, auf pelfe PrdiOent @rant 10
picl @epi6t le9t, lit tbatidhltd beute obn=
mG6tiger ais ie. gSir wiiieu nidt, ob irgeno
cine Madt beabii9tigt, itd) III ipaniide 2lu'
geiegcnbetten, oher in Guba ein5umiidlen,
lpenn es aber perludlt weroen iollte, 10 iino
mir porbereltet."
9as ,0iario" iogt in eiuem iebr gemdBtg=
ten artiftl: r9te Sotid]ait entbalt gtl0tS,
mas au9 MIR bel ben 3agbaftelten Sefiirdl=
tung erregen fOnnte." - 9as Slatt ia9t, oaB
Die Rebellen MIR nod 100000 Wtann itarf
ieien, oieie beitdnDen gr0Btentbei!s au89fegert
uno @binelen.
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S1on iuieoer ein S50O,OO0 sseter.
3tret Sabrtfen serf0rt. -
300 SerIpuett Qitf,er lfrbeit.

3 art forO, 9ollll., 16. SeSbr. = Die
groben 5abrifen Der y9eonarb= Silf@omp." ."
unb Der - SarberzSilf<@omp." III 9Sarebouiez
gointS wurOen beute 9lbeno ourh Seuer ser
tDrt. Die @ebGuoe bebedten 3luei NGer 2ano.
Gtna 200 9lrbeiter perloren Die Sel6ditigung.
Ser Sotalperluit betrGgt etma $500, 900. 0as
,Seuer fam ourd) Sranoitiftung aus. Die
@asluerfe Der 6abrif, pelfe oud bas 0orf
nit Sas perlaben, wurben gleidfaQs seritDrt
unb i'm Srte berriAte in 6olge pefen egpptiz
idle 6initeruiR.
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Die 8aifemfraee in ocm s6nleu
DDtt Nctu SrledttS.

yfeW Srlea 16. NeSbr. = Die
Sd)iiler Der &naben 6oddule weigerten
iid) beute, gtegerfinber in bas Shulbaus gu
laiieu. 0a man ibneu iagte, baB Der On.
perintenoent ole 6rage leift idlid)ten t0nne,
10 i6iften iie elne 0eputation al i'm ab !;
oieier antfportete ieood, oaB er nur ein Gre
flltiu= =Seanltcr Der S6nl @onlmtiiion lei,
uno DaB oiee ipieocrum Inter beul @eiete
itebe, mclbes ben lluterid)ieb Der Naiien allf-
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8efattttfutQd,fttto. .

SuItt m Ort, otn Iv. 1iou, 1874
Us miro bterinlt 9etannt 9endtpt, Gag rpuutruh
iuh fir bic grpcttsrun9 Der Dei SsauetteSfrese
StDiiten oer Ggeitlets Der eauert= ua6 Der Sisits
Der etbertpfrdSe; Der Dit 8altimorefrase nm nsr
Bride his sur 9Selteite Der Greterttrase unb Ssr
4oro@9aofraSe, bon Der Sarato9a= bis sur GreterN
frase, 9ernaht neroen piro. (215,8,Sl,47,90S.S.e.
3J2,5,S,ns-t,4,1,t0,3) '''''''
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10 9r. 3. 6. WsopItoa,

RafjoIser Dr. Biud,el,
Ir. 1853, gSeit= SaJettc=, oberbalb Gutasofrase.
Sdbne perOen oartcua o9us SdmetSen nit Sulie
oes udd)gaes aussejosen gan5e @e9iiie nit G'um=
nsdbnen 10 billi9, rple $40 uno palieno saranttr.
ptGn fomte uHo Ie6e lids bieieIben an. 3d9ne nit
fd1tem G5ol0e aui cine u0r;igthe gGciie gefult 50
uno 6o6er. gerIoncu weroea wobIt9nu, bier oor5u>
ipreden, ebe e aIoersioo binseben, ba Die Baetti<
ar;netinit nidt ii6ertroifeu iperoen tonusu. Gie
Bretie iuo ie1r ueor9, unb miro ae 9lrbeit aaran=
siri. SIS GJeitdTt III su ieoer Seit seoHust.
(SHIi-SuliIn Sftii-Sduf0r ~