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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06
Dtlaware mir0 ic0rr
Otmokrati(b.
MaGblanb errin9t einen 9lGnz
SenOen gieg.

WnrOlQto.
Die &onQreBpahl III NtarDlanb mar bon
ocm ih1uiten 9Setter begiiuttgt NIB brad)tc
ell uOQe8 Sotum brau8. 9a8 0fciultat
mar Gin gldu3enoer OemOtratiidler Slcg.
I Ser erit GongreB be5trf
unlfabt bic Sit llicr Counties Caroline, Dor
C6cier, Sent, queen Slime, Somcrlct, Sal'
bot, 9SiconlCo nuo 9Sorceltpr itllo CAB Dor
2uei ESabrcn bel cluem @camutpotum bon
24,290 Stiumeu 6S9 oem. It0lorttGt.
@eitun itauo Dem OcmOfratlId)eu @0nOl0aten
Bblltpp s. Sboma5 Der Hepnbllfaner .. 8.
@'oloSborough gegcniiber; obtpobl Die Gripdb=
luuQ bon GhomN6 unSmeifelbaft 1T, 10 lte9en
unS bod bis lebt mn 5crireutc Sertd)te Dor.
8riuceS Slime, SOmeriet> et>Go., 9ibt 3BomaS
35 Nebrbeit.
Der ge3irf BON Cambridge, 9Ordleiters
Gountn, Qibt @rlosborougb 81 Ntaj., @bur6
@reef Qibt ibm 62 Otebrbett. - Sn Barlon'S
Grcef bat Sbonta8 81 Wtnl.
Ser 5. SeSirf bon Caroline @ountp 9lbt
SbonaS II Ntai.
5e6s SeSufe BON @icOmicOs@Ouutp ge'
ben Sbom0S 636 0tCbrlctt; Die pier feblenz
Ben 0iitrifte merpeu ieine OfaiorttGt mabr=
id)eiulid) oui $50 StinluCu crbObcn.
Der 5mette 9ougreB c5trt.
SSn bieiem SeSirtc, meld]cr bic Counties
Gecil, 6QrforO, G0rroQ uuO bic 2S0blbe5trfe
,, 8, !, >, 6, Z, s, 9, 10, / nnb y pom bal.
! timore. GountD umfaBt, ltaro Der Repnblltc.
ner Gnior oem 9emohUtcn SDarlco u. 9Io=
bert8 Qeqeniiber. Ser ge3irt CAB Dor 5met
,{abrcu bel etuem G5eiommtootunl BON %, ,S94
Stimmen cine Oemofrotiidle DtehrGeit pon
288 StimmCn. SOlgtn0e Serldltc llt9cn ms
Dor:
HiiingzSuu, Gecil=&ountp, gibt JtobertS
i'm 6. gS0Albe;irfe 81 Nt0JorttGt.
giortb Sat, @ecilzSOuntg, q, Sc5trD, gtbt
@nior a Otcbrbcit.
Darlington, S0riOro= mclfe8 ben
). SeSirt unlfaBt, gtbt &obertS 45S un0 Gil
| ior 26O Stimnteu. 0fobtrt5' 0fdjorltGt 1873.
t0aDrc De @racc, 6arforo=G Gount0, gibt 8oz
bcrt8 Stimmen Ntebrbelt.
Ger 3. 2SablbcSirt (BOrt 9epoitt) gibt So
bert5 1G1 nnD Ser Z. Se5uf SO Stimu1el
Niebrbcit.
6olgeuoe8 fno bic poaItdnbigsn Serihte,
rcip. temofratiifen M0joritGten BON 9arfOrb'
Gouuty: l. Sesirf 100 Stimmen, 2. SeSirf
As Stimmen, 3. StSirt 1O2 Stimmen, 4. &e=
3irf lG8 Stimmeu, 5. 8e,ut 1913 Stimmcn
unO 6apre De Groce Stimmeu; Suianmen
600 Sttmmen Wichrbcit fir q bert8.
Der 2. @ablbcStrf Don Gccil &ountp (@lf>
tom gibt 9iobert5 1O4 Waioritdt.
Sob -Spring, Baltimore. Gouutp: 0to6ertS
pa, GuiOr 122. 9fObcrt5' Ntaj. 1872.
6OmiOntOwn, 0fObertS PCS, Gnior 261.
9ciiterStOpn, Saltimore-SOunntp, 0tobertE
269, Gnior 203. 9fobertS' Otai. &c.
2SeltminltGr, GObert8 11G Mai.
Scluir, 6ariOrO. .&ountp, 8Obrt8' 0tajori
t1t 102.
Nobcrts' NtaoritGt III Gccil=Gountp be
tragt ungeiabr 500 StImmen.
SNltimOrez@ountn 4lbt N0bertS iOlQen0l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06
Gin NaWt BON ctnctu 3u8c a6er.

Cincinnati, Sbio, >. 9iouby. - Gin
uubcfaunter Ni0m mur0e GeitlrH @lbeuO BON
Der 2ofomotjUe cinIS 6rohBu9c3, Olr u0G)
Carthage MIR, erAriien unC 9tl0Otct. Gic
5dOcr 9iugen INN iibcr Den 9OlS uuO trcHu-
ten Dell Nopi pOnl 9iumOft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06
Scm 9ampfcr ,,GttU Of @efin9"
briG)t Stc Sdran6cnlpcac, mao
81. IXtHEf IL W. "A ctth

New -Dort, >. 9tou. Der Gapitdn
Oc3 0ompfer5 o0itg Of Yetiug," wclher nit
gcbrO6ener Sdr0ubt III bio oc SalNro ciu-
lief, hat ttlegrupbirt, o0B Is HotbwenOig iein
wcrGe, Die %aouug Su l6id)eu uUo O05 9tiiIro
II nEhn1eu Die REIt inrtsuitElL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06
@o6rcn, tpeldpc tbre SdnlOtgfctt
ntd)t tD1tCn ttno 0od 9cbct
49,; sS go

S0ll ION, .. 9t0D. = Gne 9r0Be NNj0hl
BON 9lrbeiteru murbe beute III Dem SuuOcS-
&ouiruftion3baicn bon @b0rleStomn cutlai.
ieu. Inter Oenielben iinO uid)t meniger ais
l2O ans Dem Department fir DayOs un0
9odS. 0ennGdit iouen nod mCbr 2tute
Putlniieu mPrNru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

@tan iiebt, pab bic Gemofraten int ndhfen
Saule cine 0taiOritGt bon inebr, ais ietS3i9
mad nnierer Shdbung, bic mir leboh uttt
Uerbiirgen uolen, 67) Stimmcu baben lperz
Den. Die GOngreBwablen in Californian,
0ttiiifppi, 9teruz6ampIbire unO Connecticut
iiuben crit i'm nddhten Sriibiubr ltGtt.
gtimmt man al, boB Oieie Staaten 9eroOe 10
ipGblen, wie Dor Smei Subren, 10 miiroen bic
9tepublifaner 13 uno Die 9emofraten Stintz
men 3ulpa4e erbalteu. griabreue 8olitifer
MAIDEN jcOO6 iOlgcnbe SdGsung;
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Giu yWDrl5." ;" 9tcp.

Ntitmoufte, I&iSc, 3. 9toubr. - Der
BQitor Wt. &roig, ciu Ntttho0iit BON GuanS=
Utlc, g8i5c., lit Wcgeu oc5 0icbit1bl5 BON
Siideru uerBQftct uoroeu. Gr fam oft nod
NtilmQufce uuO pfcgtc aac Guh5anO!Hngcu
beim3uiuhen, bic ncucteI 2&Tte burfiuIe-
ben uu0 iih baum mleoer ST empitbeu. &0lO
uahber cntOCdti man acw6BnItd, 0aB mebz
rcre mtrtbuOlle gScrfe fcblteu. geitUn fam
er in Die &NhGanOluu9 BON 2c8 6or9c5 <
gamrnce un0 crbielt, Uie gcW5bult1, Grioub>
niB, it6 Die ncuctcu Grheimln9en Der yttcs
rahu nad1 Selieben onSuicbtn. Us muoe
inOeiicn cir Gtcrf btouiro9t Den irommH
Mioun 81 btobNClt,u, IND II eutcctte pcnu
ouh, OaB 0rritlbe brti &itd,r i'm 2&trtGe pom
SO III itinc ticien 9todtold'en gtcitcu lieB.
Der 9jtutr bc5 0trrn lltt li8t I'LL GcfSug
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06
9Seitcres iibcr Scn slansenSen
Oeupfratii6en Ste8.
USarnIouS,

Die Oii;ielleu Ntebrbeitcn otS 3. nnO 4.
&ougrcB 0iiritteS baben mir beretS lebteu
NiittmOd mlt9etbeiIt; iolgeuoe amtli6e Be
gidlte liegen Gus Den anpereH 9iitritten Dor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06
Die SemofrntiIGIcu siege bnBcn
bercitS cttt SpiCr 0cfDrocrt.

GleUCl0n0I N5I0, ). lt0O. = Sel7m
Ibfcueru uou 6rcuOcui6iiHen ibcr bic Ocmo-
trotii5eu Gicgc 'u @toOiion, Sbio, borlt Die
&auouc, unO Gin lungcr Ntanl, 9tamcuo ..
i. W&artu, wOrO Nu9cubildlld) gCtOotct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06
3lpct autcrif0ntia)c gtfdjcr lit SSns
D1ilttG Ocrb0ftct, Sin ortttct
fGnrlps Dcr;6li0tttSctt.

Stem Dorf, j. 9loubr. - Sin @rief
ans 90pauno UOm IS. Cftobcr bcrittet, OaB
am SamIag Uorber cine Sd)lfierbartt, 10
DtetIeu Oitltd BON 0aUauua, geic1tu wor6eu
lei, Oon Der man permutbct, o0B ite Elm ame=
utanldtS Sdliii lei. 0ofelbe eBte eiu
SOot nit Orcj Ntaun ans, wclhe oem 2anoe
5uttrer.eu. Der Gapitdu al Der &ititc mmoe
oaOon benatrib't9t un0 oieicr iette 0cuG>Ouz
0erHtur oc8 GlitrlttcS III 3cuHtuiB. Col
eaten MD Gol5ilteu murocu ibutu cutgegcu=
gcldlldt, melhc im5i Der btneiituocu Htute
and brddtCH, utrbdf.tteu uuo ioiort hrs Sc
fdngntB ltedttu. &ou bier ans id)riebeu ite
cincu &riei, lOUt mctdcm ite crtlartcn, paB
ile 2,mcrit0ncr uno 6iidlcr Nu5 sen lScit
iCCn. sic icicu, wabr2no itt fiidteN, un Die
cubanti1e Niiite pcrlhagcu uosotu, wo tie
l0noiteu, nm itd) nit Eeben&mittelu III Ucric-
ben, 10 oiGlcb;u ibutu luSgCg0HgCu. Die
ipautibeu &cb6rOcu Tlouoen ldcmOHOeu
DEN 3utttt Su ibuel, nod w0Qtu ite Den
G)runO ibrer &Grhoitung auJeben. Son Dem
orlttcu 0tdune, Der an'8 E0nO fam, bat man
ieItber 9ttd)t8 mehr 9eicbcu nod gcbGrt unO
| n1tdl ma = dltTf lit PYidlYnltTrNnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

Der 0rttte N0N4reB btitrF
umiaBt Die 9 erItcn 9Garos Der Stabt &altiz
more unO CAB Dor Spei Sabrcn bel cintm
@eiQmmtuotum bon 1S,021 Stimmeu cine
OemOfratii6e Ntebraeit bon 1929 Stinmcn.
@eitern itono Dem bisbri9cn ocmofr. &ertres
ter Der Hepubltaner S. @. Outer gegeniiber
,,,,N AS l\ni,tItn NJ ,,,n,. -sn1nn,1Sna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

i'll Ildern, Oanltt fein Snlpeafment erfolger
fam. 9ieie Gntbefung bat groBe Aufregung
oerurladt nnO mcuu Der Sian au8gefitbrt
iuirp, 10 merOen Die @onierpatiucn, Die unn
Den Sertdlten au5gcid)loiieu iinb, faum SUI
rtd9chalten iueroen f6unCn, 9emalttbaten &C.
gen Die Stlmm5dbler=G GomniiIiou III begcbcn.
- Set AuStiihrlnQ bteie8 neuen SerbredlenS
SGbIt Die BartCt &euogg'S anf Die llnterititt~
sung Der Sun0cStruppeu, ueld)e obuc hcll
Sdatten eine80ted)teS nod INNER oa8 Staat5~
capitol beiebt bNlteu. Oa5 Staot3- Central
@ontlte Der GOnierpatiueu mirO iidl lnorgeu
uerlanlmelu uub mabrI6einlid Elm @eIub on
Den 8rdiocnten rtd]tcn, oieie lleberDafung
ourA DIE Sun0eStruppen einSnlteQen uno ent-
neOer Die 8nnOe8truppen aus Oen Sta0tsz
@4pttole SuriidSuSle5en, oOer aber etneSeaufz
Edltl9ung Die StimmenSGblcr Ourdl Die G0n-
|eroattuen 3u geltatten. 9Stnn bic &aolEaleu
uou oteiem SerIude, ba5 gSablreiultat Su
tdlldenr ntdt ablQfcu, 10 peroeu ueue iurdt-
bare SCeneu taum III pcrmeiOen ieln. Saa
Solt ut auBeroroentltb erbittcrt nno miro nd
taum Suritdbolten ldIicu, @cmalt 81 gebrau
den.
@a6ltllmnlte tm SGS=GaroItna.
6 olumb Ia, 2. s., 3. 9top. - Su
@Inrsboro', SatrTelO 60, So Dtetlen Ool
bier, fam e8 3Dilden ;pci riu0liiirenoen gte-
9crfuftioncu 3u einem 3uammeuftoB. Sin
gSelBer idrjtt ein uuO co bctBt, ,OaB etlt 9tcSel
gct6Otit WOrOcn lit uuO ;wei t1Dtlihc BunOer
erbQlteu babeu. Der GommQno0ut Der flet-
nen @arnjion itellte nit groBcr Sd)ruierigttit
Die SrOnuuq picOer her.
5n @ogefielo-&o., in Dem bCrijd)tigtenHt0.
defiCto= Slltrtft, murNeu ote S5tlnImplGte cr
itiirnrt unO bic Stimm;ettel ueruittct. GS
lparen bort ieBr uiele rcpublifoniiAen Stim
men abgegeben mOroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06
8altmore MO, 0retag, ben g. SloDcm6 1874

Sbr batt sewu9rt Der gation Grwod1en,
C5efiblt Sugleid, mas erniter gBilie fam.
Shreit better Suf. nab slrt pon a!ten Haoen,
SBir rufen fie9's9eiuis: "sGBt gud iammt grant b.
9roben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

:. IU
9aua1 lpiiroe baS ndditc Geprdentnntell~
bans 18l 9enpfraten uub III 6epublifaner
Sdbleu, ODER cine Maiorit1t bon 20 Sttmmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

fen babe er fh ar6citSloS berumaetriebeu,
nno Dor adlt Sagen ici er i'll Medler'5 0otcl
III lnlon-6ia ais 0au8dr6eitcr i'll Gienit gez
treten, utgcn llnbraudbarteit inNeB bcreitS
9e'teru glorgeu mitotr eutlaiiCu mOrOcu. Die
oon tbnt biutcrlaiieue g}oti3, baB er iid) nit
lelncu Gltuu in ben lcttcn att 9SOden Orti
:gtdl eritrut babe, ruw0 Don 2tbtcrcu in 2lbz
rtot gcitcQt. @r let pon ibucn i'm @egcntbeil
toytmGGreno Wit&tlo uutIrltiibt mOrbcn, roB
Dem lle g0unBt, 0aB CT c5 III lcidtinni9er
9Sttle ucrbraubtu mer0c. IS iti allies Uerz
nht morocu, um i'm III elutm tlibtlgtul(eltz
lIcn SIT crilebcn, Gllcin pergcbeHS; CT babe
ole Grmn3nnngcu miBohttt uuO alien &Orz
mltr'en gclpOttct, 10 O0B Die Glteru juleet al
lelner Sufunit pcr;mcifclten.
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GcrBaft1nG eincS curcpdtiGcn
gTlii9tfiift06A

Gucbec, 1. 9toObr. - ScI 2lu(unit oe5
lantpftrS ,8ruiitau" wnro cine Etriou per.
hQftet, DC, luic man iagt, i'll BOri5 groE2
SdlwiuoclciCu ueriibt habtu ioH. Ntciclbcn
iOleu cine babe @iiuiOn 6ronc9 6euo9ct.
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Japou.

9cm-Dort, /. Htop. - Sin &rIeI ron
2)otobama al Die o(5Urio" la9t iraB oet
SwrCt2r ciutS amu.ilulittH p1u2o nan
ocu Scr. Stalttu Obguu't 1,l, uao i'oor mn
ocln Guitragt. GNi 'ltbTung oT TJapaEsl',a.EaI i.sa
y{ldiuuuQ ,Sm,hy, aujulduitu.. StrllIl !oIIo ',
uon ,isOno brlht,t, oaf Die &t9LlIhIla 3I an
/ 6ic S3,bUrOtu Der 2,,r. 5taattn ttl.5taPglu
! bobt, ur init iaucI wt9tn AaiG4,s ..,.,,, o'N
| B9u;erItlIen Ill llnyuDaHriunJ iN "t'eN'
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SnirNicn.

@omboD, 30. Cttbr. - Die &arm
moutu=Gruotc Der 4rGVocutihoit &ombcn
lit Ou5geSeihutt mo Ucriprid]t sme Der bc}tH
SIT muOcHi ole lc bier eIngtbtImit muroc.
gOuOon, 80. Gtt. - Sic Gn0ttau3Eh
ten ituo in gon; &uN,eu uOrutfhitl. Sclt
mt Dem GHuciieu Der &diIoUu.nn; oIe SC
qtnihuur iiHtu, iiu0 ollc &'fiirhun9ut
ciuer 95erlduguuug OtS 9tot5SuItanots &c
itwuuocn unO Die pou otr 3tlql,ruug iu
untertittenOe BcO5,tTuu5 blrd3t Jclnt
| skinrtrl ,Hilfnn rnfhr
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,. (9t berts0 9tfrtft

5.(0r. 6entIe's) 3 thrift.
-@on9reB, IS140 ,-@outroIcur, '730
Scntlc, Sa9ncr, gROo= Gobsbo.
g9aro .. H. foro, .. rouqb. u.
II. 1881 III 1918 SIS
6eHttcs Otoioritdt 867 g8oolforb's Dtaj. 1895
Salttmorcz9 9ountO.
1871. 1873.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06
(Etu Sffisicr Scr nmcrifnniiG1ctt
@srmsee tpcAct cities slGncMloictt
Gscrn~rrs rrstrssS 2Sf1hoF&p+

Ct. GatDuriuta, San, i. 9toUbr.-
Sin Maunr uddT idJ Gapt. &0mt5 Dtc-
5uirc uenut uno ongCbljdI Der omcrjt0n;jdcll
2trmce ou1eb0rt, lit magtn tint5 uaneuloIeu
&erbrtt)cn8 al eiuer Bron Ouboftct moroeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

9(uh oieier 8ejirt brafte geitern iein poQeS
&Ohm niht iu's6elo. 9uSSeiammt -Gotum
betrug uur H. ,044, uno GOup. Sm0un iieQte
NIT Der glduSenOeH MtulOritdt Don 1924
Stimmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

q. Gtttr3 bur9, ,. 9t00. = Ourdl
bic Hculittn Eeltgraume werotu Die irijbcrtU
Srltte beitdtI9t luouab elH ttuitT &rudl
2mlihCu Gurteitau uuo Shlma tuiolJt n.
iortOluuu0ul rdubcrlihen lltbcriauc Der Euy
tomogcu IN Da5 Gtrrltorlnm bc5 SbaUs be-
uortebt. Soutcu ole gc9tmpdrrI9tu 3,r-
miiriUjii2 III eruiteu JtljuItuttu iiilr.u, 10 Vi
Is nitt uumobrhtiu,lf, o0B bic .uiItc
HP1igruu1 Nl>mIihCu tretsu DuN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

vi n II Q III erp : y Gountp.
-@ongreB, d. -GcntroIeur >,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

g8iCu, 80. Dit. - Der 6itrft Uon QloHz
teueqrO bat Dor cinlgen Eogeu all Ocn ruiit-
idlcn gciouoteu, ais otu SeniOr oc5 Olplo-
mattidjen SOrp5 in &ouifuutiuoptl, cine 0c-
peid)e gcianot, mortn CT icIncu S&uE0h ans
ipribt, ole llnttriuhung itbT ntc titr5lid
iiattgcbabten SulIttglclten iUliden Ocu
GGrItcu ulo otn Gltrftn Ourd eln lutTn0tlO.
males ShitOSgricbt Qeiljbrt ;u itbtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

User nod Dor leb8lSOdlen prOpbe3ett bGtte,
oaB Die 0emofraten i'm nG67ten Gongreiie
cine 0ebrbeit baben lpiirOen, ben wiiroe man
fiir bas l5rrenbau8 reif erflGrt baben; btute
lit bieie Otajoritdt ilid)t nur geifert, ion0eru
es icblt niht pel, 10 wGre baS StImmeuuer-
hQluiB smii6en beiosnYarteien i'm @ongreiic
gerabe baS @tgentbeil pou Dem i'll jetigen
6auic. Sbgleif nod ni9t ale Sablen
flor geitcut iiuO, 10 mag tolgenoe ealfnlattcn
bod nnnQberlb ais ribtig angeleben merOen:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-11-06

9tid5monO, 5. JtOp. - Der 9cmOtrat
GobeQ lit i'm 5. unO Douglas i'm critcn 9t-
Ttrifte crlu6blt. Ylutt, Step, bat tnl 8rpettet
9iltriftc POO Majorttdt, Die g8abl wtro jeNOd)
bcItritteu merren. Si8 iett Itebt Die &on9reB.
Delegation I 9euOtraten uno l &cpublifa'
|
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-01
BOat-Racing at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, August 3l.-Tbe first race to-
day was a two.mile, sngle-scull race. Roach,
of Grammercy, won IN 1929, with Lathrop
very close, 1927; Hardy third, in 1889;
Ackerman fourth, Rahnson fifth, and Hats
lacher sixth. Roach was received and car
ried off on the shoulders of the spectators.
The second race was special race of three
miles. O'Nei had to row over the course
alone, as Davis did not start. O'Neil pulled
against time, making the best three miles on
record. Time. 2l:l9a. ...
Thirteen crews started in the four.oared
race of three miles. The ArgonautS were
the favorites and led to the turn. On the re-
turn the Beaverwycks, Of Albany led win
ming the race in 1884; Argonauts second,
1S:451 Bufralos third, 1900; Wawahsums
fourth, 19062; Potomacs fifth, 1915; and
Sewanpapas sixth, 1912. Just before reach
ing the turn the AtaIanta's boat foued with
The Wawahsums and Duqnesnes and sunk.
The crew was picked up by the Soutbgate
steamer. There is great excitement over
the result,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-01
COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
pTSuNnGD al 1874

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, August 81, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 2.6s4 bushels Red, 1855
bushels.
CoRS.-white, 1,616 bushels. Yellow SO BUSH
els. Straw-colored, 314 bushels. Mixed, so
bushels.
UATs.-654 bushels.
RrE.-96 bushels.
MEAL.-S0 bushels.
WHEAr.-White, 76 bushels fair at 1925; 116
bushels good ut $3.50; "a bushels common AT
$50; so bushels prime On private terms: ABS
bushels common at ST. 10: SO bushels 1T 81 20
III Sl.17}a; 40 bushels common at 95c.; ~ bushels
common AT 81 05; 100 bushels common at 51.1 5
% bushels common ut Soc. 20 bushels common al
81 120 bushels very good mt S1.32; 90 bushels
common ut s1.l7. Total, 1896 bushels.
WHEAT.-hed. 204 bushels very good ut 81 80
1873 bushels common at *1.15; $50 bushels com
mon at Sl.05; 1S bushels common ut ITO; IL
bushels good 1T Sl.25: 206 bushels prime al
S1.35: 81 bushels fair 1T 81 20; 60 bushels prime
ut 1886: $50 bushels good on private terms; soc
Total, 1.564 bushels.
Corn White. 4l2 bushels prime at 95c.; As:
bushels very good ut 94c.; 216 bushels good a
90c. Total, 1880 bushels.
GoRN.-Yellow, "a bushels prime at 91c 81
bushels very gond at 90c; Tota,, So bushels.
toRS.-slixed, so bushels very good AT 94c.
OATS.-20 bushels common AT SOC; 10 bushel
very good at 53c.; so bushels prime wiDter at Coo
334 bushels at SIC. Total, ASP bushels.
EYE.--2s bushels very good at Sic; g oushel
prime on private terms. Total, 9t bushels.
MEAL.-S0 bushels at csc.
RE-EXHIBiTED.
WHEAT.-White, 314 bushels. Red, $50 bush
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tc'TFSr NEAR Tux AMERICAN HOTEL
NV RSh', -rr BOARD OF VISITORS CT THE
N''n.xylvxArtc ASYLUM. 49,
wtS'SSS - s~,r>7oS. August 81, 1874.
,,o,,;r,- Of the City Council was
a > .,t &c, K for the purpose OF tah.ng az y,
tr" Nth r rc:ard to ihe unsafe ceno'tt"u "
'.2a ":'l m Augusta street over LEWIS
l." "'" ~ Conncil went in BODY TO 10.
2.'"N. ",,G;tion. and upon their return
80, - r,>,';t;on instrncsing the com
2d"l'." .,-.y,., 20 proceed without desy
;.@,'tt , ~, htld.e ychuiltin a permanent ano
. WA" ,o,uner. or to substitute M sIcn
-a'''';'', ~. q ridge if they found that ii
N.,.'' s .. .f the new bridge or arch "hen
l"r 49,. 10 cost over four Thousand
ca N.,3rrA a,llarS. The comni''cc nave
i. ".' '.,',5 ,n,n the erection OF an archea
'""r,.lrs. The contract has not yct pee''
ga. 80, "a I'm, :; Aili &c done as soon as pos
,H@"'",''' ,i,f. bridge is in very dangerous
>,@". ~, ,.; failure 70 have 1t rendered
r."".".' =, . .bnr. while cost the city
,'."' ,".; ...,3 dollars in the way OF DAM
- - mCci.rE O.. the N'''" " -, w.,
49, Wr,.crr lu.a'ie Asylum loon pl'se on Oh
tN ,,rf,v. There was le'' a.'euuance
u. ..... ,or,lcr>. and il MAS 'houSns Una. tne
!. -. a. 4 superintendent anu Phl s's'au
,..a Institution "ould certainly E'he p.aee'
!, eel ,',,y.y..r. was not done. IL was unan'
!",' 1.r,-,IiNe& ~ The Board not 10 en-.
80. ~. .,vn-g IL this meeting, Out 10
Il ..'. w. ,.,,:f her next meeting. which
,A,. 1i.n of september. 1ne de-
Emo z ,.~,3 seems TO hc 10 act prudent
,.Iyi,.s,y III Inc election OF Il man 10
) 49, .r,,,.r,a,,f uud responsible position Oh
.~.r:r;I,..; a@l: physician.
r..rr ..,- @."n 10 ctn'as>lp$ an'oUS Tue
.,..,,.r. .,,l. .,.> there ii Their ncesiAsj 10
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Especial telegram TO The Dispatch.J
WASHINGTON, September IL a. M.-Over
New England and the Middle States, rising
barometer, stationary or falling temperature,
winds mostly from northwest to northeast,
and clear or partly cloudy weather.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram
( WASHINGTON, August 81, 7 P. A-During
Tuesday, over the South Atlantic and Gull
States, higher barometer, rising or station.
airy temperature, northeast TO southeast
winds, and clear or partly cloudy weather
will prevail.
Over the Middle States, rising barometer,
stationary or falling temperature, winds
mostly from the northwest to northeast, and
clear or partly cloudy weather.
Washington Items.
WASHINGTON, August 31.-The Treasury
will make another call for fve.twenty bond.
tomorrow.
Senator Patterson passed North to see the
President about South Carolina. A feeble
effort is on foot to save the State.
The Star says Attorney. General William:
will leave here tonight or tomorrow morn
ing for Long Branch to consult with TIT
President with reference to the troubles now
existing in the southern States.
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Hattread Accident An Old Lady and d
negro tKaIied-Radical Politics, dc. I

4 Special telegram TO the Dtspatch.l
I iLyEcEBURu, August 31.-Friday evening
the'freight train bound west ontbe Virginia
aud Tennessee railroad, when near Bristol,
ran oyer Mrs. Phfllis Pearson, white lady.
aged near eighty years, breaking her limbs
and skull and killing her instantly. she
was deaf, and attempted to cross the track
when the train was 10 ten feet of her.
Last night the engineer of the express
train from Danyille found blood and negro
bair on the wheels of the engine, and gave
Instructions to the outgoing engineer to
watch for body. Between Luckad0s and
Lawyers Road.station the body of a negro
man, horribly mangled, was found, supposed
to be that of Curtis Saunders, lunatic,
whose case commission was to have.deci-
ded to-day.
The Radical District Committee was to
have met here to-day to decide whether or
not to nominate candidate for Congress.
Only two members were present. and the
committee adjourned till September 18th.
Nothing has yet been heard of Judge
fuckers acceptance.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
jamaica.


AGITATIoNs AND sEDITIoS IN THE COLONY.
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, August 22.-The Gov
ernment is permitting mischevous agta-
tons in the colony by meetings and through
small discontinued press, by which the I'M
educated portion of the colony, which is
mixed race, is being gradually excited
against the Engllshmea. There is more Sc
dition taught now than in 1868, when the
disturbances broke out, and it only requires
an opportunity, such as an accidental fire in
Kingston, to develope terrible disturbances,
under the instigation of few evil-dlSposeo
men, anxious to defeat the administration
and create trouble.
England.
LONDON, August 3I.-Quarantine regula-
tons have been put in force at Queenstown,
which cause great hindrance to commerce.
All persons are prohibited from leaving or
embarking on vessels from ports in America,
the West Indies, the Mediterranean and
Rlaek seas. until it Is ascertained that such
vessels have clean bill of health.
The Great Eastern up to yesterday (Sun-
day} noon, had paid out CAT nautical miles
of the Anglo American Company's new
cable, and all was going on well.
Additional correspondence between the
British and Spanish Governments concern
inp the Virginius massacre, is published.
Spsin asks delay pending negotiations with
the limited States. Lord Derby, on July
t7tb. insisted on speedy settlement, and
II,loa. the Spanish Minister OF Foreign Al
fairs. agrees that the indemnity shall be SET
tied Immediately, under certain restrictions.
Italy.
RoaE. August 3l.-Mount Etna has been
in state OF eruption since Saturday. Streams
Of lava are pouring from three craters.
Several regiments have been sent to Sicily
because OF, the increase In brigandage and
General lawlessuess. Court.martials have
been established for the prompt punishment
of offenders.
Spain.
MADRID, August 3i.-The Cariists made
two determined assaults on Puycerde to.day
INIT without effect; both attacks were de
feated. and the beseigers In their rage SCI
fire to and destroyed houses outside OF Int
walls.
Cuba.
HAVANA, August Dockery has beer
brought here from Puerto Principe. he !
;mnrisoned in Fort Guiana, from where q
/ will be sent to Spain.