davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easier Flour Easy - wheat
Lower-Corn Higher-Oats Steady
Pork and Lard Dull and Lower
Groceries Ftrm-Freights Steady
Petroleum Unchanged-spirits Tur-
pentine Firmer-Rosin steady-Whis-
key Higher.
MONDAY, Sept. 21-8 p. VI. -
The markets were still characterized by rreg.
ularity and prices Of most kinds OF merchandise
and produce were constantly nuctuating At the
Produce Exchange nour was dun and in buyers
favor. Wheat was duh, heavy and lower with
free receipts liberal offerings and an evident will
ingness to meet the views OF buyers. The demand
was confined TO shippers. but fatr export de-
mand prevailed. at lower prices. Corn was higher,
bnt quiet Oats were without decided change.
Whiskey was decidedly higher Pork and lard
were dull and lower and nominal Preights were
quiet but steady. Groceries drm but the marSet
generally speaking, quiet Cotton dull and easier,
both for spot and future. Petroleum dull and
changed Naval stores quiet Spirits we &c decid
edly higher.
CorrEE.-The market to-day quiet and without
quotable change for any description We heard OF
transaction from FIRST hands We quote Extraordinary
cargoes, Hs4c l5c; fair do. l6ec l6s1c.; good
iSc ls'4c prime do. lsc. lsa<c for
lots lis4c 2oc.; Java, government bags &c. 26c.
do, grass mats, &c &c CeyloD, lie. l9ac Mara
caibo l7}ac. lsc. Laguayra, I7isc. lskc jamaica
Ice lsc. St Domingo lac. 4tsc.; Porto Rico Ice
1s1ac. Costa Rca l6c. l9c. Mexican l7c. lsc. An
gostura, l7c l9c Savanla, l5c l9c Curacoa l56c
a l7c.. gold. Gu and 90 DAYS
CoTToN-The market for cotton the spot was dull
and regular. with sales: lower prices The ap
pended quotations. for all grades, extent
inal for mddling and good ling showing reduc-
ton OF c per ID Futures" were quiet at decline Of
l.
The New York herald., 1874-09-22
1880 r. M.-Refore Cau.
z r. Nj.
Second Boarts-I p. NJ.

$1,000 5-2o s ia $4,000 US SO r. 81. be Ils2
1000 I 5-l. b.. ll51 2OUU0 20 r. 81 go Il57
100 So c, 6j.n ll54 500 5-2, c, '67.. Il6s,
The New York herald., 1874-09-22

The QuOintlOns based on cotton IN store
quality than halt grade above below the
grade quoted. The sales were =
To-Day. Sal. Eer'g Total
Export. rt........................... BS 1873
Consumption ..................... 968 BIZ LBS
Totals ls...-.....................1l5 1l5l 3l7 l455
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29
'Obisqaty.i

Died, on the 21st instant, alter short
illness, Miss MAGGIE Z. MILLER
What can we say of our dear departed
friend. save that she was cut off in the
spnng-time Of life by Q mysterious Pro-
vidence, to whose will We must all bow
in humble esubmiasion2 2. Hers. was
character of that noble type which
causes US yet to believe that. there is
something beautiful leftin frail huma-
nifty. Noble. generous, and forgiving,
she lent her pity where'er afliction met
her eye. and never in her hour of
greatest merriment did she give utter
ance to g wcrd that eoald wouad the
most sensitive nature.
Large was hor bounty and soul sincere;
Heaven did recompense as largely send:
She gave to misery's all she had-a tear,
And gained from Heaven, twas all she
wished: friend"
This. with tender preservation of
thy memory. and tear for thy grave, is
the humble tribute of A FRIEND.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29

Of January Y1s72, pr any Improvement
made or added TO uny that we're built at
the time Of the above named date, and
all vessels OF 100 tons measurement or
upwards, built and owned within this
State, shall come under the provisions
OF this Act. and be eutitled to all the
benefits thereof. That the benefits OF
this Act shall extend to the property and
cupital designated in this Act for Pc
riod OF ten years after the commence
ment or extension OF such manufactures
or improvements, and no longer.
QUARTERLY RhPoRTs FROM BANKS,
ETo.-That all institutions doing bust.
ness in this State. in lending money and
receiving deposits, under Acts of incor.
poration granted by the State, be, and
they are hereby, required, under penalty
OF forfeiture OF their charters, to pub
lish, in newspaper In the city, town or
viiiage where they. or any branch
thereof. may do business, at the end OF
every three months, correct report Of
the condition and business of such insti.
tuition, which report shall contain q
statement, under oath, by the president
or cashier Of such institution, of the
amount Of the capital stock paid in. de-
posits, discounts. property aud liabili-
ties of said institution, verified by three
of the directors thereof. Upon failure
OF any such institution to publish the
report required in the first section
hereof. the Attorney General, on notice
thereof, shall Mt once take the necessary
eteps to vacate the charter of said instl-
tuition.
BLUE RIDGE RAILROAD BOND Scmp.-
That Section Of an Act entitled "An
Act to relieve the State of South Caro-
lima Of all liability for it's guarantee of
the bonds OF the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company, by providing for the securing
and destruction Of the same," approved
March 2. 1872, providing for IN annual
tax OF three mills on the dollar for the
redemption Of the revenue bond scrip,
be, and the same ia hereby. repealed.
That SO much Of Section ", Chapter
XII, Title 3. AZ directs that the State
Auditor shall, on or before November
10, annually give notice to each County
Auditor Of the rates per centnm autho-
rized by law to be levied for various
State purposes. is hereby repealed; and
the Comptroller General is forbidden to
Ievy any tax for any purpose whatever,
unless expressly hereafter authorized so
to do by statutes.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29

The Romans were passiouately fond
OF roses. Cleopatra received Anthony
ut one OF her bnnqusts in an apartment
covered with rose leaves; and Anthony,
when dying, requested roses 10 be strewn
on his grave Rose wktcr was the
favorite perfume Of Roman bellies; they
even used it in their baths. The Turks
believe that roses sprang from the
breath Of Mahomet, for which reason
they never tread on rose. nor suffer
one to lie on the ground; they also
sculpture roses on the ton,bs of unmar-
ried ladies. The language of flowers
has an impassioned eloquonce.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29

THE Trustees CT R.. G. SILVER L co.
Il baye decided to replenish the stock with
. few NEW and DESIRABLE GOODS. suita-
BILE for SPRING ndSUMMER, with q view to
facilitate the disposal OF the remainder Of
the stock.
wehave now open, and ready for sale this
day
Gases OF Fancy rnINTs.
Mourning and Purple PRINTS
Cases OF Fancy YHIRTINGS and assorted
yard wide PEROALES.
Cases Of SPRING DRESS GOODS.
LONGOLOTHS.
Cases OF CAMBRIC LONHCLOTH.
JACONETS and SWISS MUSLTNH.
NAINSOOKS, in Stripes, Plaids and Plain.
Fifty pieces OF WHITE PIQUE.
ALSO,
TWEEDSand CASSIMERES. for Mons and
Boys wear. A ti e'i
The BOOT and sROE DEPARTMENT will
also have some additions made to 10. ses-,-
All the NEW GOODS will be sold largely
below regular pvices-in fact, at only n small
per ccntage above New York cost-to pay
expenses, thereby saving buyers at least
twenty per cent. L. G. SHIYEREl
March 1913 esS,sApent.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29
NEW STYLE.
Spring, 1874. ,gnirpS
BROADWAY SILK HATS.
Felt and Reversible Hats,
For ash at bottom prices.
March % KINhRD d WILEY
j. w. PARKER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER


FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE AGENT,
(OH;e In Carolina National Bank,)
nFFERS for ssle tho most eligible real.
~ ESTATE now in market, among which is
that iino Mansion aud Elk acres OF improved
The ACRE LOT on which Christ Church
stood.
Several VACANT LOTS on Richardson
street and elsewhere i'll the city.
ALSO,
Several valuable FARMS, near ColunLi
including his Dairy Farm, go remarkable for
its fertility.
As Fire Insurance Agent,
lie represents tho LIVERPOOL AND LON.
DON AND GLOBE, with assets amounting
to $2l 900. 600, aud now doing as large and
profitable business as any Company in
Europe or America.
In the Life Department.
He is General Agent for the BROOKLYN,
OF NEW YORK, With 50, 800, geo assscts and
deposit OF old State Bonds for $50, 600 with
the Comptrollcr-Gencral OF South Carolina.
The Brooklyn" invites rigid scrutiny into
the encouragement and condition of the Com
pany, and are prepared to prove, through
their Agent, at the Carolina National Bank,
in Columbia, by facts and figures, why the
Com2auy may be relied on as worthy the
confidence and patronage which is being
turned towards i: by the well-informed, who
know where and how to invest for the future
benefit OF those they love and desire o pro.
vide tor.
We beg to mention but orr of many ad.
vantageous features in this Company: That
OF endorsing the surrender value OF its
pol;cies on each for ten consecutive years.
This feature has met with unqualified praise
from the most celebrcted American actu.
and Eas:. Marc t13
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29

4l,O20.
WILMISoToN. March 28.--Cotton
strong-middling 15A; net receipts 314
balea; exports c6astwise 34Z; sales SO;
stock g QS3
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-03-29

The last Boston Daily Adrertiser
seems to undertake a joke by dilatine
upon tho "Eucroachments of the Fede-
rAl Government" In this essay it
quotes from Mr.. Madison. Well. as
unlikely things have come to pass as
that ths Bay State should enter the
field to fight for States rights. Should
she do so she will be shorn of several
allies by having aided the Federal en-
croachments to the end of establishing
negro rule in several S.a:es.
The crusaders renewed their work in
Cleveland on Wednesday, with five
bands on the streets at one time-each
band visiting the same places, one after
another. AT many saloons they were re-
fused admittance, and in consequence
Of the mayors proclamation, were un-
able to hold services on the sidewalks.
The saloon-keepers have very generally
adopted the plan Of refusing the cru.
saders admittance to their saloons.
The French town of Issouduu boasts
OF the most wonderful lusus nature Of
the age. 1t is young girl, fourteen
years old. whose body, from the waist
downward, is double. and presents two
parts acting independently of each
other. The two legs she uses for walk.
ing belong each to q different trunk,
whilst third one is ute irsensible to
pain. She enjoys good health.
There is M old story that st. Peter,
when rcvisiting the earth, was obliged,
amid the muititudiuons changes on
every hand, to have guide through
Ilost of Europe, but on entering Spain
he dismissed him, "For here" suid the
saint, "everything is just rs left it.
Senator Sumner has gone where
proofrcnIlers nre not known. His col
leagues and friends congratulate them.
selves that he did not see the issue Of
the Care Echo which punctuated his
last words, Take care OF my Civil
Rights, Bill"
\ new imitation Of gold has been pre-
pared in Germany-5S sc of copper,
10 % Of zino, and 1872 Of lead. a more
useful discovery is an alloy of iron and
zinc, containing 4G per cent of iron,
and Of great whiteness and tenaciiy.
: German justice ID Tie town Of Lin
coin, Wis, administers tho following
oath to witnesses: "You as awfulIy
swear you viii tell the trnth, tho whole
truth, und nothing bnt tho truth, the
best what you cant"
An irreliaious exchange points ont
that Noah. the only man good cuough
10 be saved at the flood, and Lot, the
only righteous man in Sodom, both got
drunk at the first opportunity.
Sir Garnet's excursion to tho gold
coast cost only $4,000, 000- half tho cost
OF a respectable Indian s1irmish in this
country.
Gen. Joe john. ton thinHS the South
failed in the late war because the money
matters were badly managed.
The glove list comprises 1900 shades
of color.
Col Thomas Oliver. OF Orangeburg,
i: dead.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-09

3ur MISUNDERSTANDING bic beute in DC
9epartemcnts gforb, 0rome uuo Die ltattz
Gefunben baben, laiien in ben teioen eriteu
Separtements Die repnbltfantlt)en Ganoib a.
ten Moutfar uno Harip uno in Dem oritten
ben bonapartiitli6en Ser3pg BON ytouhp
ais gemablt eridelncn.
Spanien.
WabriS, Z. gtou. - 0aS berltbmte
Mnrino'id)e @emGloe st. 9lntonlus" lit
aus Der Gatbebrale Su Seuilla geltoblen NOR
ben.
Dt tabriS, 7. 9top. - Sen. 2arne lit nit
8 Satailouen @utabtruppen i'll Srun am
Sreitage angefommen. Scit Dem Seginne
Sranohiftllngen ltattgefunben. Wtan 9laubt
lebt, oaB Die &arliiten 3llr 9(uibebung Der
Sclagerung genDtbigt ietn meroen.
Gan Seb "a Il IN, 8. 9fop. - 9eneral
Soma lit, ua6oem CT frGitige MaBregeln gum
@ntiabe BON Srun getroffell, blerber SuriiGz
gefehrt.
Staltcu.
81 0 nj 8. Nop. - Die 8ablcu iiir bie
0eputirtenfammer iinb i'll pOd'm @ange.
Son II bereit5 befanntcn 9Sahlen 9eb0ren
IL ueridicpenen Sraftiouen Der 0fedten an.
Solgenoe Otiniter iinb miebergepdhlt iuor-
ben: Der Grenlier Ofinilter Dtingbettt Sn
2e9uana; 9ticotti su gtOpuro; 0tarsire su
BO5suoli uno 2ansa 81 Surln.
Runianien.
8aris, I. 9tOp. .-gMe uerlGutet, ilno Die
n0roli6en Mdd)te benz Sorldlage Der Yforte
abgeneigt, haB 0tumGnien bei'm Nbi6luiie
BON 6anOelspertrGgeu ;uuOr bic @enebntigung
Der Siirfei einBOlen oa.
S6ifTsberidte.
Sonth pton, 8. gtoO.-0er 0anl=
pier yOtiuiiter Don 9toou" lit bier eiuge=
lanfelt.
pmoutb, 8. 9tou. - Der 0ampier
,,Eriiia" lit hier auQclaudt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-09
Ser 8rp3cR ocr Spinoeniprengcr.
ySeitere 2snacnausiaaen.

gSa lH9t0n, Z. Nou. - Sellte Dtorz
gen wurOen in Dem BroSeiie gegen gSbltlep,
Darrineton nnb 8tllian15 pegen Der Ser,
id)m0runq ourd, Yeraubuug Der Spiuoe in
Darrin9ton's Sireau bic Meuoriaiiten Su
perod6tigeu, lueitere 3eusen pernommen.
Ser berelts friiber Dernonlmene Selaltun9S=
sellge Sbipeler purbe suriidgerufen uno iiber
pcrInieoene 0epelden nGber befra9t. .5euge
le9te peridicbene Sepeld)en oil u. y. sSll-
ltanlS Dor.
Die Tertbeoiger tieBen Johann ben Seiic
gSarD ueruebueu. @obut in Snlier=S Sountp,
N.<S., fenut @u!tap 3irrutb, beiien Samille
in gteuton nobnte. ;3.'S 0epuIatton 1et Htd)t
Die bette; Der Mann perolene feinen 9lduben,
ielblt meuu er cineu @io leiite. 3lrruth p,r@
lieB gf. Dor ieben Sabren, mar als oesperater
Dtenidl allgeneln gefitrhtet.
Qaron s.. SunneQ bon Jtemtou. N.@S.,
iagte ungeidbr Oalielbe ans; er antmortete
aui Sefrasen I'M &reuSuerbOre, oaB Inn Elm
| gepiiler Gurrp bierbergebraft babe.
Sarriiou 6ugelD, 6iilts=SaTencolleftor Don
goitou, ertnnert fd, ant .. 9lprll NIT
gSbitlen geipeist su baben. Sab gSbltler
auh an Morgen oes 6. 9prll, fubr nit BENT
ielben in einem Yoitoner Yferoebabnwa9en
3euge lit lett 10 Ufonaten SilfssSafencollef
tor in Soon. gSar anBer Der oben erpabn
ten @elegenbeit niemals in 8hitlep's 9auit
gum Diner.
gS. $. gates fam am 5. Qpril mad gSbit.
lens 6aule. gS. tit ieiu Sdwager. Gal
Simmons, 6ugelp, Srenh, 0aDlo II. u
bort. Sam 81 gSbltlep, olelen nm lslne Silr
lprad)e su eriuhen, oanlt er etne Initsllunl
i'm 3oabauie erbalte.
| Sames gS. Stllep tit elm @ehsimpoli5tit /,
sfewzDorf, mar anl 4. Iprll IN Solton, lal
gShltlep arn 5. uno 6. Nprtl.
IS. gS. appiegate, iab ben Wbitlep am 6
april i'll Stem Dorf, mar ST. jener 3eit in
gebeimbienlte. @rinnert ltd) Der uM. Sobn
ion" untersei1nsten Oepeld)e an Gettleibip
getrai eiren inter Siirgldaft ltebenoen, blrd)
aebrannten Serbreder. Seu9e beabiidti9t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-09
s0lehter @csd,aitsaana.
SrGuOe.
guropaiide Gabsl0eridtes
TcutfhlQuo.

ScutidJlano.
Serlin, I. gtoD. - Die ygtor0oeutld)e
3eituuo" be;eidnet ben Sorihlag Der ginbe.
rnfun9 eneS 8atboliteuzSongreiies nad] gon
Don als etne Sborbett.
Die ni;d)=oeutfd,e Trase.
Gopen9agen, Z. Jtop.-OaS Danp9e
Minilterium bat ben 9ti9soa9 criuht, Die
Sieqierung niht iber bic ausspeilnn9 BON
0anen aus Shlespis su iuterpeairen, :lo'
lauae iiber bic 4ngelcgellbett olplomattl6e
lnterbanoluusen nit 9eutltlano ltatt1tnoen.
9ie arutnt' 'fd,e @neelesenbeit.
8ien, Z. gtop.-6r. yed)er, @bef~ ~6eoaf=
tenr Der ,Breiie," lift i'm Setreff Der IN lelnem
8latte smerit itattgefunbenen SeroHentlt9un9
her Irnim'if,en Oepeifen oerb0rt porben,
hat aber je6e 9luSfunft bariiber, lule CT IN
BEN geiit Der Yaptere gelan9t lel, osrinelz
CERT. ~
9onbon, 7. Stop. - 9laoltone hat cine
0enfi6rlft gesen oas papitli6e uufeblbar-
feits Dogma erlaiIeu, oa oaiielbe Die Inter
tbanenfrone Der oes Yapites na6leee. Die
Sd,rift ruff 4ufieben berpor.
Qonoou, 8. ytoo. = Die Dtormoneu
bielten 9ente ibrs balbidbrlide Sonfersns
bier alb. lleber HOO 0ele9ateu lparen an
ueleno.
sranfreieb.
8ari8, s. ytOp. = S1e tbeilmeile einqc
gansenen Serid)te iiber Die @riaswabler
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-09
Silreau bes 6rb6ubc Sn{pcftnrs

Baltimore, ben 7. 0oDcmber 1871.
Der Gjeb6ube ,5nipettor bat @raubntB @eiude
nm fotqeuoe Bdu=Brtuitegicu erbalten:
pou s. DiurraO Sobu um elm SiftcezG8ebduoe,
bel 10 Tuf Tus oer 7obniouitr. (Dmrtan'5 Berfte);
BON Smit6 gStts nm etnen Gampiteiel Don ~
Bferoetrait, Sus pom Uiilrr.
BON s. s. guburq UNI geibloiieuen Shuppen, 6
6et IA EuB. bnter yir. 27i, yioroz9rod6wa9;
uou S @jroB UNI ofteueu Shuppen, bel 10 SUB,
binter Der Baca@ nahe 9roBitt.;
uOu u. Bcruaro nm 9eIhloneuen S1uppcn, bft
10 SuB, bnter ytr 81, Wt9rtle=Aoe
BON NrGu Beter5 unl Elm Sommerodd), gtr. 466,
gDeaz Yaltimoreftr.;
bel II iEuG, hiuter 9tr. 60, Z eocrtdsDUehue;
Don s.. 5iauts nm eiueu h0ljerncn Grfer, bel 10
5Su6, binter Ste pon 0oLloGu: uno SGroto9aitr;
pom 8. Goams um etneH GampItcnel BON EIeroe=
trait, Sir. t5, @oucoroitr.;
uon :. OicGoster nm Elm Srreuu, 8 bel IL 5sue,
6uf Der $Gturentitr.;
puu ). UtGrtiu um 9eidioiieueH Sbuppen, bel
Sus, b:uter gtr POS, g8eitzNa0ttteitrdBe;
pou s. $. attiuion oiienen Sbuppen, bel II
Hug, hiuttr SGT. II. SrIneltr
pom 6. Yarrot um eiuen Stall, 13 bel 10 5uE, bins
ter q %, Jtoro= =Suucan< <alep;
pom u. 5. Jleeoer UNI eiren zton, 10 bet 16 5uS,
gde Der Sobnion= uuo pu9besitr.;
ron y. 6. Uior9dn uln o1teneu SdJuppen, 5ei
20 iSuB, biHtcr Der gde pon eoIeraBe uno 8oy ons
Nael !;
pom 5. Slider nm 9eibtoNcnen Shuppeu, ii bci
t6 5uB, binter III 65, 6reoeud<Aoenue;
BON s. Bulerof um offencn Sdluppeu, 10 bel q
8us, binter ytr. 27i, Siozglnnitr.;
oon & Yeeolo um otieHen Stuppen, IA bet 81 g.,
binter Nr. 9, Soueritr.;
BON Der ~8altmorer Gar g8beelsGo." nm oreucu
Sduppeu, IL bel 20 5ub, Gde BON Surfez nno Gler=
ftrGBe;
BON y. 9aibmeper nm eineu 0ampifcliel BON
IfcroetrGit, ytr. /, Suo. .Goeuitr.i
| BON 8, Strihbera um per9rOBertc5 SGoejtnmer,
| bel 10 iSuB, binter Jir. 80, 1EosStetctltt;
| BON s. Dlind, nm eeittonenen S4nppen, 13 oei2O
| fSus, htutcr SIR. 10, Gdmbrto8elir.;
| uon Is. 9. Sart6 nm eiuen S6uopen, bel 9tSuB,
binter ytr. SO, Slos os5remoutr.; ionic um Elm Som=
| meroah; f., =. ...,..
| 10 ;SIi6' hinter Der Gjttmorz. ud9c Rdmiapfr.;
BON :, %. G5ilpiu UNI offeneu Shuppeu, t6 beit00
| smf. Tortz apenue, uGbe Soon9tonitr.;
BON q. Stra6bur9er nm Elm bolJerues SouImerz
| hoh Csde Der @apz uno Sroutitr.;
| BON ). %. Oic@unougb nm oItcnen Stuppeu, tG
| bei "a 5Eus, Gde uou Brattz uno iSremontltraBe.
| or bcnad)ridlti8t 4Re, lie rs angebt, oaB {;
santitae, D. IA. Hooember, SormtttGgs um 10 ubr,
| IN ieinem Sireau nnrueeHo ieiu iuiro, um beaetc
35eiute in Grudguu9 5u 3teben uno ooriiber Seblub
| Su iaIieu. Sm AuftrGge: @. 3 2Satfins,
| (26S) glerf oes @ebduoezSnipettors.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-09
Mfnab,i 1,lo sSre,tf.

Darlington, 7. Nop. = NtosbD mar
aeitern elne Stunbe I'M vgSeiBen 9onie."
Ifosbp mar beflnntlt6 einer Der @rlten,
iuenn lli9t Der Grlte, weldler ben britten Ser
min @rant's befiiriportete unO pafiir bon benz
Yraitoenteu nit gbreubeSeugungen nno aenlz
tern iiir bes @r=@ucrllla'S 8reunpe iiberhduTt
wurSe. NioSbp, oeiicn britter 5erlnlnseals
bioat Sarbour III Slrginieu beiiegt murbe,
lprah Sroltesworte, id)elnt aber ben Prdlt-
benteu in 9ar feiner cntmutbigten StlnlnllIn9
auaetroiien al babelt. Der 1estere nies piel-
msbr Oaraut bin, paB nad) ietner Nniitt Der
brittle Sermin fift5 NIT Dem 8ablaus9an9e
AT tbun gebabt babe. Noberts, Der in Utica
gegen ben Orittcu Sermin anitrat, iunroe to-
tai 9eidlagen, Dem GOuUtrreur Dir bali ietn
Froteit Jtl6ts uno III Yennmlpanlen untlrla-
gen alIe republlfanilden Ganbbaten, Die oen
britten Sermtn permorfeu, ipdbreno Die Ste
publifauer in Sip@&aroliua (sic), weld)e ben
britten Gernliu befiirmorteten, ltegten. IS
giebt bier nd)t gSenge, Die Der 4nitdt itno,
OaB @rant nod teinesluegs geneigt lit, bon
benz britten Sernline 3ltriid5utreten. uno
nod nlebr, als ein Sabr, liegt Srpild3en beute
uno Dem 3uiammentrtte oeS neuen Gongrelz
les. Die beiiegte Yartel bat nod udbrenO
elmer @on9reBlsun9 Die 9elpalt III ben Sdn'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-09

= 6ente gtngen S90,100, oanon S37 POO
in gemiin;tem @oloe uub Der Helt in Silber=
barren mad europa.
= Der 9ampier rSouano" lit bon 9onOon
bier angefommen.
9r. SameS Sbepbor 6oQp, Elm 9e9er
bon Sort oil 4rtnee, peldler gum Siidlof
Don Sapti, Selt Snoien, erlpdblt poroen lit,
lunrbe bente Otorgen i'll Der 9race Stride
conIefrirt.
= Die 9pfr. ,8epublic" unb uG9ppt"
ftnb BON Sloerpool bier etngetrofen.
- Ser YoltSiit Shos. @paus, spelder Ell
nen fliihtigen Serbreder periolate, iprang
auf Die poroere Ylattform cines Sabnwasens
i'm Sroaomap llnb itiirSte bon bort unter Die
8doer, mo er iiberfabreu unb getDotet murbe
Der Suti6er lit perbaftet.
Gine idaterltd,e Wprotbat.
@incinnuti, Sbio, s. Jtop. - Sine
bDdJt brutale uub ntgiteriD5e 0torotbat purbe
in pergangener gta6t in Der 2obgerberei BON
6einrtd Sreiburg, 9ipingtonftr., perbt.
Sin Irbeiter, Der beute 0iorgeu III Die Ser.
berei trat, fanO in Dem Oampffeilel einen
menldliden Heidlnam, beiien 6dnbe l1nb
Seiue perbriiht unb pom &Drper losgetrennt
mareu. Sermibt murbe ein 9lrbeiter, gta=
mems permanu S6illiug. gls Der 80rper
ans bem 6eiiel geSogeu purbe, ioentiH5irtsn
ieine Ntitarbelter i'm ais oielein Sd)tlltng &C.
bDrig.
SSn benz Stalle ianoen iid) Spurcu, alS oh
bort ein perSmcifelter aampf itattgefunoen
babe. Cine blutige Miit9abcl wllroe aufge
funoen uno Die Slutipuren fiibtten BON bort
bis an ben 9ampifeliel.
Snnerbalb Der llm5Qunung, in meld)er Der
Sta1 iid befinbet, lieien brei wiitbenOe Set
tenblnoe beruin. 9(uS oieieu llmIt6nben gebt
berpor, baB Der W0rber lomobl nit Der Sert-
lidfelt, rpie nit BEN @tmobnbeiteu bes Gr-
morbeten senau befannt iein muBte. Seroadt
bat man auf 2lnbreas uno 6rieorid] @guer,
Sater nnb Sobn, iowie auf @)eorg &uier,
einen entlalienen 9lrbeiter, gelporfell. @ini9c
Perlonen bebaupten, bon Oieieu 0reien Oro=
bungeu gegen bas 0eben Sd)illiug'S 9eb0rt
su baben. Ggner uno Sobn baben oid)t
nebsn Der @erberei cine gSirtbldlait unb perz
febrten bdrfig in Der @erberei.
@e9en @noc 4u9uit 3. S. tarb cine Sod
ter pom Gguer i'm Sinbbette, uno oieie CAB
Shilling ais ibren Serfiibrer an. 9amalS
beaaben iie lid, iton in Die gerberei unb
INtugen benielben berart, baB iie bonn Sc
riGte ldlper beitrait luuroen.
9tufer mill fetue Seinbldaft gegen Sdil.
ling gebe9t babeu, beSeugt inOeiien aud, Die
9robuneen Der beibeu Gguer gegen OenIelbel.
Sebod mn an ben Sduben Oes 8ufer fano
i'd, S(ut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-11-09
1eIesrapDli9e Sepei9est.
a9epeIaea.
Gltss Oer Gunoeshnnptit0St.

gSaibington, 8. yfopbr. - lleber Die
Shatmetiter Spinner, baben bereits tbre
Sabresberibte pollenost unO oicielben beIlts
Den iid, jett III ben Sdnoen oes Gon9reBz
0ruders. Sefretdr Sriltow lit Der etn5l9e
Departments Gbef, lpel6er bis lett an lei
nen Serid)te 81 arbeiten begonnen bat. Der
Braiioent miro erit in Der letten gSod)e Die
les Monats ieine Soti9aft gu idrslban ails
fnrnru