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Ser &inoesrattb lit 8erntant otu,,,
HScftf.S

$bila oelp bia, 13. Suti. - Sn Se
sng anf otn &uabenraub lit nidtS yteues an's
gitt gefommen. Ser uugliidlife Sater er=
fldrt beute i'm reeoger," baB ct Die geforberte
Snmme bel6afit babe unb .bereit lei, Su
Sablen. @tau glaubt. OaB Die 6duber Su
elmer Sanbe BON Gn9ldnbern 9ebOren, weld)e
olelen ld)dnoltden 9anoel gcwerbsmdBig
hPtrpihpu
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Observation-Disclosures.

bi0ence, u.s., l3. Snll. = Sll
Der 6urnier 6ubrif bon SliB & Carpenter
SIT Bamtudet, 9t.zS., erplooirte ont Cams.
tag ein 9ampffeiiel, pOOur6 eines Der Sc.
bdnoe Demolirt m1rbe uno Die 8uinen in
Sranb gertetben. CHARLES Slabe uuo Dtat=
them 2ennon mrroen, nur leid)t oerleet, inter
ben Sriimuleru herporaesoaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-14
WaG)rt1ten aus S5abanna. - Set
Mmertfaner So6raD sum Spoe
nermrfhcfIf

Sapannat 13, Suli. - Scr amerifaner
9odrag 1T poal Srie9Sgeridt proseiiirt uub
gum Sooe usrultbeilt iuorsen; baS llrtbeil
muB aber, ebe es pol(itredt wirb, bonn @ene=
raj -Souperneur beitdtigt iuerOcn. Man bofft,
oab er baS Sooesurtbetl ni6t beitdtigen, ionz
bern in cine niIoere Snaic psrlpanbcln
ueroe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-14
Wfttcfs0sntcrffo.

Banama, 5. Sull. 6Ier 1T cine Spel
stal -Oepei6e BON Der engliidcn 4bmiralitdt
etn9elauien, nad wel6er oeuicuigeu Shif-
len, tpel6e bic ensliid1e 6lotte i'm Stlllen
Saean blloen, Der Sefebl 5ugegan9en, f9
gum lofortigen &enoe5uous nah Bahama 3ll
begeben. Die @riinoe bafiir iiuo nod nid)t
ungcgeben. Ser uSonebos," tuel1er Su obi
ger Slotte geb1rt, bat am %. Suui IN bieiiz
gem 5aien anfer gemorfen.
Der SunoeS-0ampfer yGi6mono" lit am
l. oS. Sits. bon Californian bier ang:fOm=
men.
Die 9tesierung BON Guatemala tuiro iid
an Der Sdtnlarfeier 81 Ybilabelpbia bethel
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gtene Nn3etgen.
GnmunaniridlaftszN Nnariae.i

Gnmpagmicid)afts> an3cise.i
Die rnterrihHeten, sSoparn ~. Otto uno
Safpar Waeibett, bG6eu beute unter oer Sttma
Der" YpntpliB 'fdl erSsirdlc dlcnprseI=G I=Gompa9mie"
sum 3mede Der &RIertl9uus Don SfirdJfnorsein elm
Sompa snie=0cfG)aft gc9riin0et.
Oas @etnait ruiro Gui bem atten Ytose aui
Der SiioWeit=Gde Der Pratt= uub a(benareitrdse in
baltimore 6etrie6en. Sobann gS. Sito,
Saipar Hclbert.
baltimore, OfoHtd9, ben Is. Sui 1871. ll6z,9,I)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-14
Ste Htotpa.S, ditptlinae tpieoer ami
0em &rte0Spfaoe.
9ampIfeTel= Grploitum.
Nabnt oen red1ten 2tt9en6li9
tuat1r.

9eS WoineS, Soma, 13. Suli. -
SameS u. Srpan, friiber Sdabmeiiter BON
Sadionz@ountp, ipeld]cr pegen eineS Inter
id)lelfS BON $4,000 proseiiirt wurbe, ent=
idliipfte ieinem g8Grter am SamItag Nad)z
mitta9e, ipdbreno iid) Die gei6worenen iiber
ell Seroift berietbeu. lleber ieiuen grfentz
bait 1T b1s lebt NiAtS 6efannt aeporaen.
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Scter Der uoran9c=so9cn" lit
YhildOelnhia.

. iii belp bia, IS. Sult. - Sic
Orange 2ogen" batten beute eineu gelunge-
nen 3u9 peranitaltet, weldcr cine babe
Stunbe braud)te, I'M Die 81 uuS 9beitnutilr.
;u palilren. Dehrere 0o9en geiudbrten i'll
lbren bnnten llniformen cinen maleriihcu 9lu=
bid. Slaggcn unb Sanner Sierten ben Bug
NIB bic WtitglieOer trugen poac Stegalen.
Die StraBen, Surd lucld)c Der 3ug iid be
megte, minmclteu bon 3ui6auern. SiS
jet,t lit YlleS rrhio nhnPlnufru
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gsrmif1te 9epef@&. Gus
NetpsWorf.

gew> Dorf, ID. Sult. - 0as BON
6rn. 8ee9er 8ebufs llnteriu6ung Der gegen
ibn crbobenen 8ei6ulbisuusen eiuseieete
airden>9 9omite ibeint NIT ieiuer Grbeit ndd)<
ltpns snm SdluB 81 fomnlen, 10 baB oaS
lfclnlfat berieiben nad penigen Sageu be-
| faint merDen ulrs.
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Sret Yeripnen pnm Slibe cts
fdIln0ett.

Bridgeport, @Oun., 13. Sult. - 9(nl
Samtag 2lbeuo puroe mdbreno zines befti.
qcn @eipitters bas !SauS bes tSru SarriIon
IN 5rumbul GOwnibtp bonn Slite getroff.u,
unb Sr. Sarriion ielblt, ionic ielne 6rau unO
ieiu Gobu pom glite erid,lQQeu.
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Grin aenctt 6eIh.

Pb llaoelp bia, 13. Suli.-8ie Dram.
siiten bielten bcute tbre Yarabe. On Der Gde
Der 5. uno gSillowitraBe idloB Elm iungel
0tann auf ben Naridau, traf inn aber uid)t
Gr iagte ipGter, er babe mn einenSalutid,uB
abfeleru pollen, murbe aber nenno6 feitge-
balten. Die aifaire rief nibt geringe 9luire.
gllng berp0r.
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9te fattfmdnniidbe slaentur DO u
Il. %. Dunn s Comp,
Saoofts@6e Der Baltimore uuo SbarIssftr.,

(@tabIirt inn Suni 1841.)
Dteies GtGbliilement Iieier (uur an nnter6reiber)
ale not99en oetailirtea 5nfomationeu biut6tlih
Der Steduns, Yerantuo uortt6feit &C. BON 9aufenten,
Sdnolern u. + ~. innerbalb Der Ser. Stadten, 2er
ritorien uno Sritiihzgforbz zamerfa; Gu6 Iiefcru lie
elm ReferenS Sut, ipeltes Die gtamen bon mebr
ais 100000 8aueuten I. 10. uuo oeren Haten uno
Die Steluu9 berlelben entbdIt. IS 1T bas comple
teite uno ons9eoebnteie Spiten, ipel6es ienals fir
Seauemlitteit Der SGufz uno Sauoclsbduier uno fIr
Die aQ9emeiue SerbeIierun9 uno Den Sdub oes 9Gnz
oes or9aniirt ipuroe. 80 Spei9 bureaus 6aben mir
lpelbe in ben bauptiddlt6ten Stdbten itno; uniere
9rIebteruuseu forneu uCht iibertroffcu ueroen.
gSm. q. Searlett, bierpobuenber @ompG9non.
sB- tSdlli9e aniprife lperoen eiE9eSo9en uno Sc
rttsia6en i'm In9emeiuen beiOr9t. (San2i,tSD
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Gin ltetoent,after sSt,uae.

@atport, Wte., IL. SIlt. = 9eftern
ma9teu iid bier ODER flint Sungen allf einem
Segelboote BET Yembrod buauS auf baS
gSaiIer. Sbre 2uitfabrt bauerte nid)t lange,
oenu ein plDtli6er gSiuOitOB mari tbr Boot
nm. Ser aht3ebnjdbrise Sobn bes Sobu
8abcod, Der in Den bieiigen Grienperfeu or
beitete, rief ben anoeren Sungen 81, lie iollten
ii6 an oas umgeitiir5te Soot antlammerr,
pdbrenb er baiielbe BON blnten porlpdrts-
Id)iebeu ltub Dem ufer Sulenfen molle. 0ieS
fitbrte er au6 ioglei6 ans, aber elmer Der
Snaben lieB leinen 6alt orr Soote fabren
uuo 9iug inter. Ser jllnge SabcOf taud)te
inter, bra6te ben @rtrinfeuben meber berarf
nno madlte, baB er ii6 abermals ans 0eibeS-
frGften an oaS Soot anflammerte. gSdbrenb
Sabcof oas Soot gegen baS llfer idlob, lieB
Ser ihpGd)fte Der Sungcu bas Soot abernal8
los, unb er 9iHg sum sneiteu @tale nrter;
aber Der eole Sabcod taud)te aud] Sltl1 5pel<
ten 0tale Inter unS bradte ben &naben aberz
nralS berauf uno rlbte nid)t cher, ais bis
ocrielbe abernals Die rettenOe Ylanfe ergrif=
fen hattie. 8atcod mar wieber am Stern
oes Sootes uno ld)ob eS nit aller Otad)t
gegen Dos ufer; MIN abcr wurbc Der braue
Siingling pl0blid bonn Srampfe ergriffen,
uno nod ebe baS SoOt oaS llfr erreid)te,
giug er, Der zines melt beiieren S6dialS
ipiirDig mar, unter, I'm, lebenbig nid)t mebr
empor5ufommeu. Spei Stllnoen ip1ter
m1rrhe iPiu Qetd,l1nu a1fS ner Siefe oe2Docu
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Der ,,@eieafdaft Der Srcmnoe's
Glementars nn0 Sodlld)ule,

gpmbar0s, nlbe Glttlm StraSe.
Baltimore, Dio.
Cine WrtmaridluIe, cine afaoeaite uuO eI,
9oaege fur Sd1nler beioerIei eleSdlIed1tS.
Die Groffnung oes 10. Sa5res bicies Suitituts bot
an /. September 1873 ftattsefauben.
gpegeu ndbere GuSiuuit nenoe man 6b IN hen
BrtnSipaI i'm Sdul eotale, pe(bcs taolib aeSfts
net 1T. o7 e>Nh-
Sirtnldre tonn man IN Den Yubldoeu, In yfr. 2s4
Bdrz auenue, ytr. 20t, ytoro @utapIfrase nnh gSI
800 gBeitzsomborofraBc. 6etommen. '
(aus2o,i2Dt0 @lt W. &amb, BrinSipot.
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Starfer Meaeu In WfoifnditSetfs,

YittS'G 90, Otuii., 10. Suli. - 9lm
Samitag 2lbsnD begann eiu id)redlider Ste
gen, Der iiber "a Stunben ununterbrobsn
anbielt. Ser 9Saiicrbebdlter NIB Die gSai=
lerperfe paren in GROCER Sefabr; Der Damn
riB auf cine Strede bon 40 6uB, unO Die
gSaiiermaiie ianb eineu abfluB burd ben
aiblep< Bad. Nfebrers Wtiiblenwebre pur-
nfi1 heidli hint
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Gin unseiebli6er Sdjmapsbremmer
erid)Oifett.

efi0OHen.
Golu bta, S.>S., IS. Suli. - Ser
6iilis- Collector Mattiion cri6oB am Cams
tag cineu Sduapsbrenner, Hanlens 9apis,
wcl6er fid, Der Serbaitung burd bic Slu6t
ent,eben mollte. Ofan qlanbt, baB er III ber
8artbie geb0rte, ipeldle fiir5lid) cine ansabl
Seanten pertrieb Inb Die in Seld)lag qeuonl=
menen S6napSuorrdtbe uieber erbeutete.
Stbcao lit 2ltlnmta.
y Ia II a, @a., Is. Suli. - Gin ais
Sarrn'r bei6Gftigter 9ieger fanb bente eineu
Soloaten in ietnem Sauie bel ieiner 6rau
er sog einen 9teuolper uno id)oB 5iuei Otul
auf ibn nub perlpunbete i'm ihrper i'm Sc
iidlt. Der Solbat fob nad) ben Sarradeu
unb Der 9teger puroe perhaftet.
Slnttee 9lTatre 1tntcr ssarmern.
Soleo o, Sbio, 13. Suli. - Inter ad)t
bis HELM Sarn1ern aus Dem fiinf Weilcn IiO.
lid BON bier gelegenem SresouzS
brad geitern 9lbenb, alS ite iid bon elmer
gSirtbidaft, III lpelder iie ben Sag Srge=
brad)t batten, nad 0auie begeben mollten,
eine blutige S6ld9erei ans. 0ft6ael Smitb
muroe erltod)en 1lrb Sobn StntmonS t0otlid)
perluunbet. Die llebrigen famen NIT leid)tez
rem Meileriti6cn bauon, 9lnlaB gu Der III
faire CAB ein inter mebreren Der getreifenoell
ieit ldngerer 3eit beitebenOer GrO1. GS
lpnroen mebrere Serbaftunsen uorgeuOmmen.
Ste aio&pasS ditptlinae pieoer anf
Dem &rie9spfaoe.
ct. 2oniS, 12. Suli. - Sin ioeben
bon Sort Gill ein9etroHener Serr beridtet,
baB iih Die Snbiauerbduptlinge Santanta,
Sig Sree uno Gone 9Solf wieber auf bem
Sriegspfaoe gegen Die gSeiBen beitnben, unO
baB man blutige 9(uftritte eripartet.
9ampffeHel= @rploiton.
Cairo, ST., 13. Suli. - Su Sutton,
Sg., murOe beute burd bic grploIon zines
0ampfteiIelS Die SGgemiible BON IS. g8.
Yai6aa & Comp. aertriimnert. Sr. Yerrp
Yaidlaa uno iein Sobn mur0en t0Otlid per-
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Seeroigmne eines @oltUernettrs.

6aIetg b, N.-@., II. Slll. = Die VeIdJe
bes @oup. GalOmea puroe am Sonntag
abeno bon Siusboro' bierbersebradt uno
lag wabrenb beS Sases im@apitol auf einem
Barabebette, nlorgen miro Oieielbe na6 Worz
9antomn, Der Seimatb oes Seritorbeueu, ge,
brad)t uno beigeiett werbeH. 0elegatioHen
BON giirgern, Seamten unb Nlill5en prOen
iid Dem 0eibeususe anf6lieBen. Sice=@oup.
Sro9oen bat baS Nmt oeS @Ouuerneur8 iiber=
npllln1en.
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2tus Canada,

Soronto, 13. Suli. .-&obert Gunninq<
banl, oasBarlament8mitglieo pouMarguetta,
Wtanitoba, lit geitorbeu.
Die YroSeiiion Der Sran9iiten mar bic inn
polantelte, luelfe lett Sabren bier itattge~
funoen bat. Der 3u9 mar iiber 5000 Oiann
itarf.
Wfoutreal, 13. Sul;.-9ie Sran9iften
hielten bcute ibre Seier in Der Matt6eu8=
STRIDE. Wtebrere fleiue Ibtbeiluugen pur=
BEN auf ben StraBeu angegriiien uno ibrc
gbseihen bon ben Sleioern geriiIcn.
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Scr 0e1Sutarff.

Nem =Dorf, IS. Suli. = @elb aftio Su
2-21. gSediel fan, 1879. @olo ilau 5u 1O94-
1893. Sbligatlonen fat, Sed)ier 1T, '62er
1124. 9lftie1 aftip, aber hau, gtcpz Yorf @enz
tral 99e, @rie 321, 2ate Sbore 735, SGs.
Central 81, Yittsbnrg 874, gtortbpeter1
37a, pref. 544, 9tod SslanO 97R.
llnteri6aBarnts 8ilanS: Sob $40 9,026,,
$50. Soura1t S55. .766 900.
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iUenia beGd)loiate mattfn

ioe6eI empfaugen uno Su ueueer, aG5 baI6em 9oz
itenpreiie pertauit, ionic au cine Yartie bilige
l8 d DE, SH9ranz uno Ras=5eppidle bel
q. seat, iuu..
9tr. 129, Suo=8roaopa1,
G30-) nGGe Santitrabe.
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Serjmdoter @attc,tt,tnrS.

B a c , b I a, 13. Sult. = I0ente
9ing Sobn gSilliams nad) benz Sauie ieiuel
pon tbn1 getrennt lebenoen Sran, unb for.
oerte bieielbe anf, iuteoer NIT INN 81 leben
ba fie iidl rueigerte, 10 feuerte er brei S6itIie
anf fie ab nnS bradte ibr i6pere Sermun=
buuoeu bei
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-14

unb Der llnlfanb, cap Don bem Damn bes
| uHteren 9teieroOirs mir ein Sbeil brad, Der.
biitete einen Serluit BON Wenld,enleben unb
pcrringerte entd)ie6en ben angerid]teten Sf)a=
ben. Ste ,Soiton .2llbanp= =Gienbabn= 9eieaz
ld)aft" hat ld)lpere Serluite Su tragen. Sci
ber MibblefielSer gSeid]e mnrOe bic lange,
lteinerne Sogenbriide, peld)e iiber ben 0fio=
bleficlb= Sroof uno bic Gbauiice fiibrt, fortge=
rtlien, iorpie aid bas @eleiie in elmer 2Gn9e
BON 200 6nB. Die Summe bon 100000
ptrb crforberlif lctn, I'm ben Sd)aoen aus
5ubelierl1, cine glrbcit, pelde etue geraume
Selt in 2lnlprlId) nebmel mtrO. 3miId)tn
Der Wiboleiielber 9Seidle llnb ben Sabnboie
su Gbeiter iiuO Die Sriifen 10 arg bei6abigt,
oaB iie p4llig neu alIfgefiibrt iperoen miiiien.
Die eine mar aus Suabern gebaut unb foltete
$4,000. Ser an Ben anberen beiOen Sriiden
angeridtete SdaOcn mlro ani $4,000 &c,
id)Gtt."
9luber Dem Seriult, nclder aus Der 3erlt0,
rltng BON 8riiGen uuo @iienbabnen erluGd]lt,
miro Der nahthciligc @influB auf bas @ei6dft
1ld) lebr fiiblbar MAIDEN. Die 5abrfen Der
@ebriiOer Gbur6 lteben nod, aber Die nen er=
baute 6abrlt ut t6etliuclle lIntern1lnlrt. Sin
SOratbslauS uno cine S6eune Wuroen nit
Dem gciamntten Snbalt fortgcipiilt. Wtebrerc
fleinerc 6abrifen, Sd)cuner uuo Sducr bat-
ten Oaiiclbe SfidIal. Die Sbauliee Smilhen
Sluib= b=0OllOw nnO oer Mibolciicloer 2Seid,c
erlitirt nid,t nlebr uno led)S Sriiftn, bon
bener sWei Gigcntbum BON Bripatlentcn ma=
ren, ititr5ten ein. -Sis jett iino feline ytad-
ridlteu etngelanfcn, oaB Serlnite au Ofenz
ldenleben Su befla9en lelen, aber mebrere Yer=
ioncn cntranneu hem Cote nit genauer Notb.
Oret bis bier PerIoncn merDeu uernliBt, bod
-QlQubt man uid)t OQR iie ertrllufeu Ieieu
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Cob er0finete su 1893 unS i6lob al
1899. = Ser llnteri9atmeiIter Sablte beute
s150,000 aus als 3inicn unb $4,000 fir
elngesogene Sbligationen. - Die beutigen
3oneinnabmeu betruseu $4,000.
= 3wet gteger, 9iamens q. Barter unb
@b. 8iaiams, gerietben beute in elmer @irtb=
ifaft in Streit unb Der @ritere ipurSe BON
9etterem niebergeitOden. gSilliams befinbet
iiCt) in Saft.
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Gtne tpabniinmi9e SSram eridiest
tbren fdjiafenoem @atten itno
DtrinGt, tbre &inoer 5it ermora

0tcG Onue11s sburg, 8enui., 13. Suli.
pas etma 10 0teilen iiiolidl bon bier gele=
gene Sans bes !Srn. Sobn MoatS mar gcitern
friib Der S6auplat elmer eutieblihen Srag1,
Die. Srau Woats ergriff in einem 9lnfaQc
bon 9Sabuiinn cine Slinte unb eri6oB ibren
nod ihlafellben @atten. Damn brad)te tie
einem ibrer &iuber nit einem 6aiirmefier
fiir6terli6e SSunben am &opf uno am !oalie
bel, mdbreno iie eiu anberes nit elmer Seugaz
bel fat t0otete. Ser 3uitanO beioer ainoer
lit gefGbrlid).
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SrGu0e,

@bicago, l3. Sull.-Sn Streaton, ST.,
wuroe geitern elm ganSes 6duiergepiert ourdl
Seuer 5erit6rt. Ser Serluit mro ari $50, 200
100000 9eiddet. Inter ben absebranntcn
Sirmen iino S6eiu, S6arfeuberg &8beeler,
Sdiiler & Yurit, 9lmes & Gobn, 0teper
& gsooowarD, nna S. 5oa. Daebrere So
mllien bQben ibre gan3e 'Sabe perlorer.
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Gpe3ial >Nott3e,t.
8aItttttote
frt 9n(urdnff Wf6ft.

8aIttmote
fre 3u(arauft Wfkfe,
GdsweHsG6e bon eoutbs ume 6aters gtrake.
bieie @eielftatt perfi9ert tortmd6ren6 aeaen Ser.
Iuft ober S&aoen bur& Brau6uuslid iopo5i IN be,
@oSn,, ssOens una Sbasr.nSansr, SanSsIssiier..
Aderbau= Yro6ufte, Mobeln, Saus G5erdt6itaften,
tn Ban besriHene ooer TIM Saten In eabuns 6eInb'
2as Sisritsrtnn! befs1t aus foIsenben Serreu:
2Dm. @. 9arrtiOu, YrdToeut;
Geo. q. Biders, s. b. &apif,
Oapio 9. Wilion, s. Robt. Senftus,
Sofab Bennington, 6. Morton Stetpark
Srancis &. Sing, .. s.. Repcomer,
Seurp Carroll, GrDtae Soripis,
81. g, Steuarf u. %. 2aplor,
Um. 8. Brune, SSrael eo9ens
GSeoree g. Sarrjon.
gppliiations. 8ornluIare ane peitere 9rttt aher
ete Gsieai4ait min tn per lIrss sao1siteSde "a eor
trdae }ofort erebist perttn. Serfberunsen tperoen
auj irseno cine 6rit ansenommeu, ipele Der applis
FAINT ruin6en mag.
ISaui ,iSD Wr. @oootporth, Setr.
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Sumt sseuer II, @eeba,pfeit, V.sS.
MewI Dorf, 13. Suli.-Seute Ofor9eu
mirb ofTi3iea gemelOet, OaB Der Serlnit bel
bcn1 Sronbe in @eebafpfen faum tpenigel
als 100000 betragen wirO. SIS murben in
@anseu 10000 Sap Sel SerltDrt.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-11-28
"The Color Line"
From Jackson Clarion

From Jackson Clarion.
We have no disposition to contil-
ne an Improbable discussion. If our
friend of the Pascagoula STAR will
read the extracts which we have copied
from the n. o. Bulletin and Picay
|une, both Jealous democratic and con
~oervative newspapers, and will then
say that he candidly believes the vie
Tory over Radicalism in Louisiana
was won on the color line doctrine,
we will be ready to eoneede that he
is right and we are wrong.
Apropos Of the color line. 1t new
er heals a sore to keep scratching it,
and as we DO not intend 10 permit
any divisions, so far as We are con.
cerned, al out impracticable questions,
TO come between the oppressed and
tax-ridden people Of the State and
the victory which IS essential to their
delivcrance next tall-we will dis
miss the subject from cur colamns,
knowing that the propriety CT our
course has been fully yindicated by
the action taken by the white people
OF Louisiana and Alabama in the late
election and their solemn pledges
since /; and convinced furthermore
that when the National Democratic
party assemblies in Convention in
1876, the creed which it will pro-
will he strictly in accordance
with the position maintained in The
Clarion thai it will draw no line as
To color, recognize no distinction
among citizens, of whatever nativity,
cline or race and will re affirm the in
volatility of that immortal creed.
This is It's underlying principle. and
it will he written SO legibly on its ans
pie folds, IN the coming contest for the
Of the federal government in
1876, that he vino uEs may read
Stick a pin here, and mark the pre-
diciion2
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-11-28
The Inauguration.

Especial to the Register]
MONTGOMERY, November a, 1874.
This has been the grandeSt day
Montgomery ever witnessed. 1t is
estimated that between twenty and
twenty-five thousand people are in
attendance upon the inaugural cere-
monies 10 night. Speeches are being
made from the balconies OF the Exe
change Hotel. Gov. Houston has
spoken, and Gen. Jobn Il. Morgan Of
Dallas il now addressing the crowd.
Tie Mobile train was delayed until
about II o'clock NJ, when the pro-
cession was formed. the right resting
on the Exchange Hotel, the Mobile,
Selma. and Birmingham military
companies in advance, followed by
the various State d~ignitlrics in car,
riages, and proceeded up Market
street. ARRIVING at the Capitol
grounds, The Legislature and Board
Of Education were formed on either
side of the walk through the grounds,
and the Governor passed through to
IA stand in front of the Capitol steps.
The rotunda and every balcony and
window were filed with ladies, and
the Capitol grounds and far down
Market street were crowded with
eager spectalors,awh were anxious
to catch the words of Governor
Houston.
The Governor then turned, and
was met by Cfief Justice Brickell,
who administered the oath of Office
amid the booming of cannon and the
loud. long. and repeated cheers of
the immense throng.
This evening the various military
companies, as a battalion commanded
by Colonel Higley, had q dress pa
rade.
Mobile may we'll be proud Of the
gallant corps she sent TO the inaugu-
ration.
The city tonight is all excitement.
Bands are playing, MGR are shouting,
and a wild, glorious jubilee prevails.
The negroes have deserted the
streets, and one universal Joy at the
glorious result exists. Every breast
seems filled with one grand inspiring
shout alabama is free = FRANCIS.
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-11-28
The Aberdeen Examiner on the
Color Line.

IN speaking Of the lste Holly
Springs election, the Aberdeen Tx.
ominer, Que Of the ablcst edited pa.
pers in the State, FAYE Of I've Color
Line az follows. 1t and tle STAN
agree exactly as 20 whst ron> tle
grand victory III Louisiana, ind as
to the policy and beneGcen! rcsOlts Of
the color line in general.
In conclusion, We must be permits
ted to say, little as our Marshall
county friends may relish il, that the
Holly Springs defeat was a good
thing for the friends of civilization
and progress in NJ ssiSsippi /; for it
will convince every Democrat and
Conservative OF the otter folly Of OF
tempting to win the negro by moral
suasion, and assure al who have
heretofore doubted, that ten negro
votes can be Won to the Democratic
standard by o White Line" policy,
TO where one can ue obtained under
any other circumstances +; and by its
means alone we can rally oar whole
strength in on impoFt ant election.
The negro will come TO Us wheneve
er he finds Us Solhily anayed against
him, but he will be more stubborn
than ever where he finds us on our
knees confeSsing his lower aud bcg~
girg his desperation.
In New Orleans there was not such
a thing as a Conservative negro
known until after thousands Of the
best citizens were organized iato
white Leagues = then the i%ntclIi-
gent negroes began TO take the ''so>
her second thought" and The result
was the formation of negro Demo.
cratic Clubs in almost every ward,
and the polling Of a heavy negro
vote for the Democratic ticket in ev
cry part Of Louisiana where a white
League" existed.
We will h. We no more Holly
Springs contests in Mississippi, and
no more def ats except where intel
hgenee is confronted by overwhclm-
ing odds.
Organization on the color line is
not a mdtter of choice with the whites
OF Mississippi, hut is the result of ne
cessity. W. can never break the
ranks OF R~adicalism in this State, un-
til, as in Alabama and Louisiana, we
confront color line" with "color
d
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-11-28
The Tuscumbia Horror.

TUsoUMBIA, November 24.-ln the
storm Of Sunday ABOUT three hun
dred persons were deprived OF their
homes, and Che total loss To- town and
private individuals is estimated at
100000. The Memphis and Char
lesion r. r. Co., loses $4,000.
The storm came on while most PEG,
pie were at supper. 1t came like the
sound Of rushing thunder, and pas ed
over Immediately. Houses were
blown down in many places, and the
streets and roads wee everywhere
filled with crumbling walls and
shattered timbers. The people i'm
mediately organized and appointed
a lea !er, and set about relieving those
held by the falling timbers. and re
covering the bodies Of the killed. In
addition to the killed mcntloued in
yesterdays Nashville despatch, thirty
persons we're injured.
The searching party FIRST removed
the ruins of State Senator Meoro's
house. MS. Moore was found on a
bed with two tiImbers laying roS
her and two children under her, dead,
all crushed out Of shape. T@o other
children were rescued alive. John
Hodgkins was blown oat OF the
secoud-story window of his house
which was blown down, buryiDg his
brothers family. On euttiDg through
the wreck, Mr.. Ifodgkins, bis wife
and four children re all found
crushed to death. The mansion OF
Mrs. Winston was blown down, and
she found killed. A heavy wardrobe
aud other furniture Of OF the house
valued at oyer SAC, 1000 were destroy
ed Her son-in-law ex. Governor
Lindsay, who was occupying a por-
ton OF the house escaped unhurt.