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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17

fafsu, BeAer, 8ebGlter 3u Streid,bSl,eru
&C., Illes BON Silber. - I'm IL ubr fam
Senator Sottmeier un6 iiberreidbte Sem S11s
bilur als Iuerfeuuung leiuer &erbienIte bonn
SeHute cine aHrueiiung auf so s5luIden
Rbeinpein bes 8utbsfeuers.
Die 0tafonie, bur9 Die Sermalter pertreteu,
iiberrei6te ibm 1000 @urt, iorpie bic Ser
maltertnnen Srau Sperbrif nnb gSdtben
einen groBen Wafarouenaufiat nit @er,ie.
runs uno eiuem 9orbesrfrans umwunpen.
Die Seiuder 5dblten einige Sunoerte unb
bon Silberiafeu, eorbeerfrdnseu, Bouquets
Slumeu mnroen bic Siid]e f0rmlidb gebriidt.
Sriefe nno Oepei6en famen BON alien @nbeu
unO Der Subilar, 73 Sabre alt, mar BON ben
pieIen Semeiien Der Qiebe uno anbdnqlidfeit
f0rmli4 ergrifieu.
gben6S s llbr fanb i'm Siirgerpart Elm
9roBes 6eiteiien, MORAN 100 8erionen Sbeil
nabmen, ftatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
IccDcerGMoer Srfntt 1T WaaTad,.ts
SpffS

2omell, 16. Suli. = 3miiden u mO
lbr entlu0 itb ein idredlid)eS @emitter
iiber Oieier Staot, mclfem Elm beftigcr Sr=
fan folgte. Sdornitcipe itiirSten eiIl, unO
StruBen uno &eller purOeu iiberihmemmt.
Der S9aben mar beOeutenO. Der 3burm
Der eriteu GOn9regutioualtiten STRIDE in Der
NterrimadlnlBe itii3te eiu uuo bei6Goigtt
Die 0G6cr Der bcnadbartcu oduier. 9ie
Stride oil Der 8ron9ItraBe itiir3te ein. Sic
Suppcl Oes Qofomotipenihuppeu Der $50
itonz, 2oluel- unO 9taibra Babn" murOe
fort9eriiicH. Der 8liB idlug III Ntoric8
Stou etn unO bciddOtgte Oa8 0ad). Wc=
2au9bltn'8 SpernbauS murOe cbeufalS bonn
Slibe getrOficn. 9ieicr Stnrm mar Der
fur9tbarite, weifen 2Owea iemal8 crlebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
BOD clue srOse Semersbrnnit.
Cine SleiiGjra6cret auf oer gDeitiette u1o
cine SasemmbIc seratben IN Srano.
3mei @eDtcrte 5ert6rt. = gt E h
rere Sran0ftiftung8=S er iude.

@bicaqo, Is. Suli. - @egen IS ll9r
gtahm. brad abermals cine 6euerSbrunlt I'M
norOmeltlideu Staottbeile, III Der 9ta9bar'
lfaft Der SreuSung Der Wttlwaufee NIB @bt-
cago= 9ue., ans. Is ODER 20 @ebduoe, 9roB'
tentbeils 2Goen unO g8irtbidjuften, cine 9o=
belmiible uno bier S6reiuer 9SerfitGtten
brannteu III eur3er 3eit nieoer, uno Die
6lammcn wurOeu olr9 einen itarfen gtor0=
meutnO wetter getrieben.
OaS Seuer=O Oepartement mar prompt sur
Stelle, uno eS gclaug, burb iibcrmeni6lt9e
9nitrengnngen bcm 9efrdBtgen Glemente EN-
3tel 81 ieben.
Die aufre9ung Der 8tu6ltcrung mar elne
J 3ett lang icbr 9roB, unO man betitr9tete etne
2Steoerboluug Der Scenen Oou9eitern Abeno.
Spdtcr. = 9aS Seuer brad) i'll 0u'
9nn'8 9fau1buuie, biutcr beIien groBer
6letlhpadtret, aus. SAT- en- gau3eS @eOtert
luur0e 5erIt6rt. Die 9tbdu0e Waren ieooh
ntdlt oiel mcrtb.
Sine 6obelmible giDur6e nit alien mertb=
pollen OtaI9tuen nnO DtoOelleu SerltUrt.
Ser 1erIWIt
oe8 heutt9en Sr0nbe8 miro AMI 100000 9ez
idldtt.
2Sdbreuo bieie8 6euer miitbete, pur6en
SIuei @raroItiTtunes .gjerIudle
in iencr gta1baridlait ent0edt, aber perettelt;
BET etuem oerielben mar cine Same nit &ero=
Iiu0l 9ebrau6t moroell.
BOD etn Srittcs SScucr.
0eute 2lbeno 6 llbr ert6nte abermalS
+ ltlarm uou Der GGs Ser gSabaib 2(peune un0
0faOiiOur,f O08 6eucr marO ieOod} tuidj &C.
l6iht.
SoItpu AT GD;eaer.
. Il 0 II, 10. Sull. - Wtapor Gcpb iGliate
beute cine 8otidaft GIL 0en Wopor BON @bi-
cago, in peld)er lettere St0bt Der marmeu
S0mpatbie Sofon'8 ueriiAert miro, gleid)
5etttg fragt man an, Oh irgeno madJe Soiilie
erfOroulid lei. - 2lehniihe 0eptiben murz
ben bon bem 8oltSctdcf uno Dem BrdFSeuten
oeS 6riitl. SungmdnnerzSereinS ab9eianNt.
IufSefunaene 2etden.
y blCago, 16. Sull.-0le &eld]en Slptier
0tGnuer uno zines 6iu0eS murbeu 9etern
2lbeuo infer OeI 9iliueI re5 (oauie5 9I. 461 -,
Sit0=@lmf= =SuaBt, gefnnOcn nnO ua6 Der
0tOrgue gebradt. 9tciclbeu ltuO Spitr Nt8
6euers pom 9icuitage.
3ur geitri8em iSeuersbrunit.
0urb baS 9eitrlge Stuer muroen Serit0rt
0uganS @inmaf zgtabliIiement iammt De
bengebduben; 9Sertb Der @ebGuoe $4,000,
Oe8 2ager8 $4,000; tbeillueiie ueriIdert
&aB & Otitller'S 6Ournirfabrit, STluit Tl5,s
600, Nub SrceSe'5 Jabmelt=, Sbiir= uuo 30
leaur Sabrtf; Serluit $1,000.
9r6iioCnt 0t0mt III Sntato9a.
Saratogn, N.=Y., IA. Sult. - GrdIi=
bent Grant unO @eulaBltn iiu0 Beute Ntorgeu
| ber QuQef0nlmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
Nadte otl cinciit s. eifftr

XlttIe<R j ID, 9lrt., l6. Snlt. = llm IS.
YtGrS mnroe Stle QSaQace, Der btritdltigtc
0eiperaoO BON Sobnion=&ouutp, ;u GlarlS
bile htngert6tet. 9a 8allace bOhitebenOe
9ounettlOnen bate, 10 bradte iciue Qilrtd)z
tung bereutenOe Qlufrcgung berpOr, unO ieine
6reunOe brobten, iit al alien Setbeili9tcu Su
RIDDEN.
@eitern MOr9en giug Slime, welder Die
9nrt9tung lettete, bon bier i'll 8egleituug
zines luH9eH Ronnesr Hameus 8antsr mad
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
$ nrttt49taer SelDittnor0ep erf1tdl

5tem y OFT 70. Sui. = Der Gr0ucr
@Ouaro SnauB, 167. SraBe, 0iorriianin,
pobubait, ltiir5te geitern III einem 4nfQul
Don 9eltrium tremen8 i'll oa8 Spciie3immcr
ieiner eigenen 8Obnuug unb crgrif Elm gro
BeS SraHAirneiier, init wel9em CT fif Swai
Dtale III ole redlte Sette Der Sruit tad. IS
gtlaug ieiner 6rou unO ieincm Sruoer, i'm,
Oas IfeTer Su entuiroeu; cr iprang abcl
Our6 elne gtOtbtbiire auf 0Q8 Dad eine8 au
gren3cnoeu SQuie5 uuo bon bort ouf eit
StrQBe. @r muroe beipuBtlo8 iu'8 Sans
getragen, uuo man fiirdlttt, OaB CT Ieiner
GCrletunQeu erlie0en meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
sSeier oeS 5O=jlDrtgcn 2lmts Sus
bildmmS oes Sberlebrers Sru.
s. SGtd,en ath Sutberiid,en
9Saiienbamie 1T Sremeu am
o. Hfftif f8SA

Seinen piclen Sreunben unb einitmaliaeu
S6ileru, luel6e iiA ieet in ben Ser. Staa
ten aufbalten, luirb eS geuiB Sreuoe beretten.
pie @iH3elnbetten Der 6eier gu pelnebnlen,
uuo lafen MIR na4ite6enbe Yripat Mtttbei,
lungen ieineS bier lcit % Sabren lebeuben
SOhues 9rn, s. Sdt4en in gfr, 80, Sarre,
StraBe, fOlgen.
9lm SOrabenbe bes Subeltaaes murbe bic
BObuung bes 9ru, Sdt6eu, 9omsbof go.
9, nit 6lasgen unb &rdnSen 9eidmiidt. 40
gSaiieutlnbCr famen gegen llbr i'm NeItou.
suge uno bradten Elm St9noden, Sins
ipra4 ein @eOiht unb iibsrrei6te i'm Nomeu
9laer eiuen 2Orbeertrans. 9Im n6d,iten gRor.
gen llbr fam Seiu6 BON alien Seiteu. ho.
runter Die yGebrer=Sieoertafel." 6r. Stelino
bielt bic 6eitreOe. 6reunbe batten lid, psr.
lammelt nno lieBen Elm Sinh BON 7 Sahreu
elm bon SRI. Caroline SrOnin9 uerfaBtes @e.
oiht ipreaen IND ben 2orbeerfraus iiber.
rcl6en.
@egen 10 ubr periammelteu ftdl ca. Ar
friibere S9Iler beS @aiisubauIes, fQruxte,
etnige aus oen Ser, Staaten uno 9luhrolieu
Giner begriiBte ben Subilar NIT ber,erareifen
ben gSorten, uub als 9eideuf ibrer 9auf
bartlett batten fie einen pra6toollen iilberue1
! auflat, NIT ben i6Dniten 6rii1ten aefiiqt
ibsr9sri4tst, aud einen sIsSanteu Gisarrsn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17

bdnoen ndbern fonnte, melde auf 6ieie 8eiie
5erf0rt tueroen iollten, 10 SaB Die Side nlht
9roB 9elug murbe; ouBeroem fcblte eS idblteB=
lid an Sprengmaterial.
Der Serluit Der Scrit6eruug8z@ z@eieQi4af-
ten miro
5tpet bis SrtttbaIb &tatpmen ooaars
betrageH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
Gin nc1tuiGbrt9c* 9nnbe erIfieSt
aus 9Serfeftcet Seiitc USuttCr.

S0ton, Il. Sui. - 6rau Mdggie
Smit6 aus GbarleStowu murbe gcIttru
stbeno bon ibrem nennjdRri8sn Sobne er=
| idoiicu. Seite mobutcu in Jtoicburg ciucr
GuttiOn bel, unO Der SH0bt fanO III Dem
GOtale cine nlte BiitOle, welhe ii6, ol8 er
nit oerielbeu lpie1te, enttuo, mo 5mor 10 nu=
gliidlih, OaB bic 0tutter augenblidIid) tOOt
2uiQmmeNbrNtf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
@erOeercn0e 6el1ers6fl1mit IN

Ntilwautee, ID. Suli. - Sn Sibfoib,
S8tSc., .wiitbete beute cine fur9t6are 6euers
brInit.
2aS 6euer brad al Der MainitraBe, nabe
0er Seflptt9itraBe, ans uno oerbreitete lid,
H0er elne babe Neile bis gum See. @erluIt
81, 100000.
gttlw aufec, 8iSc., 16. Suli. - 0as
9roBe .6euer in OibtOib ScritDrte Sa8 Bed
pitD=9oule" NIT ietnem an berOipiItonltra6e
9eIt9enen 5lnter9cbdube; bebute iih bann
ooh Der 9tptiionitraBe n0rOli9 mad Ser 60
mmltrnBe aus, uerbreitcte Iid na6 gtorSoiten
nber Die StabtgrenSeu binaus unS banu Taft
DIS an ben See 8tnrebago. Se6sbunbCrt
PGuler itno nieOergebrannt uno 5000 Otenz
lden oboa6lo8 gemorOen. Der 9SerluIt be-
trd9t etma S1,000,000 unO bic Srfherun9s.
umrne S16O. 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
s9reGA@eS s6idial ciWe8 eaa:

Ntempbi8, Genu., 10. Suli. - Mor=
frs 2eUp, ein 6ouiirer, ging in Der UOrt
gen gSo9e nG6 Gritteaocu- Gouutg, 2trt.,
paro bort uOn 9tegern ergriiieu, iem:r 6abe
uuO ieiuer &leloer bcraubt, III ein 0itld)t
gei6leppt uuo bort au cineu Baum gCbuu0en.
5u Oteier Sage blieb er "a Smu0en unb
lpurbe BON elmer S6lange 0ebiIen.
@noltf gelang e8 ibm,rt] itluer 6eiieln 3u
entleotgen; OOh mauoCrtc CT jWti Gage lang
i'm 9SaIoe umbar un0 ndbrte iidl Don Seereu,
che CT cine AniieOlung fanO. |6cutc 1t CT bier
IN beflaqtn8merIhem SNi.NNbt 0nQGtOMlnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17

aus europa i'm leeten CONNER, in Der Be
| iorqniB Dor einem Aufitanoe Der @rofen lei
mes 9tsides, ieiueu Srosue3ier Wirsa Gbau
uerbannen miifien, meltem e5 bic periiidber
Sana.ifer gum Serbrehen anre9neten, bar e.
oem Sdldb 3u ieiner Reile nadl europa ue
ratben uno benielben babin begleitet batte.
Die neueiteu 9fabridten ans Berlien mel
ben nun, OaB lcner friibere Otintiter mieoel
in bic @unit ieiues 6iiriten unb in iein 4mt
als GroBueSi.r eingeieet tpOrben 1T. 9lls.
balb, nahoem 0irSu Chan pieber sur Otadb
gelangt mar, brebte er MN Den Stiel aeaer
ieine @toeriader nm unb iebte es burd1, 6af
Die meiiten iener bobeu gSiirDentrdger ibrer.
leitS baben oaS 0ano perlaiIen miiiien, 10 De,
Grregent, Der Sberbeamte Der perIilder
Sauptitabt Seberan, unb ielbit Der @roB.
obeim beS jebi9en Sdab, Sultan Mura0
9as Sd,i6Ial So6raD'S.
gtafoem tf Die Dffentlife 0tetnun9 iibe,
Die Serbaitung bes Entertainers Sofrap in
Buerto= B~iucipe berubist bat, in Solge bel
gSaibin9touerSerTherun9en, ,baB OasSraats.
Oepartement frGftig iiir ben Mann iid Der.
tpenbeu ipolle, nadloem man ldngit III benz
@laubsn lebte, baB Der Mann freigelalisn
lStf lullHtt lSPl ptS 2tuNDtll9lf puB q SlHl
Sobe perurtbeilt ipurSe, unp baB Der Sprud)
oem @eneralzGapitdn sur Ssltatigung lnterz
breltet woroen iit. 9isies gei6iebt, wdb.
renb eben bic Diplomatic BON @nglano uno
amerifa iif anlfidt, bic alte Re9nung
ipegen beS nSirginiuS"- Otafacre 81 bereinIz
gen.
gSabrideirlib pirb Nun Der alte Gon9a
oaS SObeSurtbeil niht uuter3etduen, aber
Die llmpanblung bes llrtbellS wlrO fir ben
armeu Seufel taulcno Sobe bebeuten; bic
S9wadt6pie in 9Saibiustou uerben cine
lol9e Communication fir Elm b61i9es gntgee
genfommen balten, uno yti4ts barna9 fraz
gen, menn Die @ubaner ibren Srdfiug lang
Jam Su So0e martern.
SIM SnterelIe bes enOliden Iustrags bieier
cubaniiten Sra9e mare es wabrbafttg gut,
weun 0odraD biugeri4tet tuiirbe, ba feline
auSiitt uOrbanOen lit, feline 6reilafuug 3u
erlangen. Sieie neue ungere6tfertigte Slut.
that iuiirbe pielleift baS NaB beS 3ornes
IN Den Ser. Staaten iiberlaufen laiIen uuo
Die alte bOie @eididte gum abidlufie britt
Qen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
SclbitutorO cincs WciicnSet.

y c 10 WOrf, l6. SuLl. = CftO ScGiCl
ans &OllaBaiicc, 6la., 6erihmcttcrte ii6 &c
itern in 6ObOfan, RS, AM Eier oe8 8rc
mer 9ampfer5 yg8eicr" DEN SdlGoel. Ntan
fanO 800 in 8apier uuo cine i9Gue golOenl
llbr in itiuem 8citt. Stiu ltame tanO III
rem Ser5eid)niHe Der GajittnB Baiiagiere Der
9Spier "
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Gtme WMtter pcr0tftct iGrc 3Uct
0itiAer ffffA Il "a Scfhf.

q. Noul8, do, IA. Suli. = DE 6rau
bon y. y. Smith, 10 Mcilcn Otlit pom
SanlaS @ttg mObuhoft, CAB ibrem 4=jdbrt9en
SOhterden unO tbrem pier NtOnate aIten
Sdu9!in9e geitern i'll eincn Aniaue oon
8abnilnn Strpdlntn uub perQifttte id oa1m
lelbit. Bic Itutter unO Der Sdugling itno
| t0bt; ba8 Mdodlen mir0 iidl erholen.
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Die &a6el0ampfer oSara0GD" uno
2tmb0fidOOr."

Bort I'm ont t +, 9t.~0., Is. Sllli. - Die
SabelOampfer u6arabag" uuo rltmbGiiaOor"
baben gelteru &benO tire 9lrbcit auf Der 00be
OeS oaiens beenoet un6 iinb bcute DtOrgcr
mad 5tge Seadl 5uriidgetlbrt. Son bort imo
beiOe 9ampfcr uad 9teu= ShOttlanO abge.
nnunpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17
S@reGlt6eS 1IteglllG tn cttem
GmifS6

NeW = 0rf, Il. Sult. = 8citerlt yt0fz
n1ittag ereiguete itd bel etucm StapeQauie
III Sort Sciferiou, SIS, ein itredli6eS llltz
9lttd. 2ll5 OaS 5abr5elg aiming gu rutiden
uuO bic ihiefe Gbene binabjuiAtcBen, itiirStl
etn ihperer Salteu untlr Die ueriammclte
&Olf5mengc; pier Berioneu muroen eri1la.
aen 1nh hrel Nuhere idllner nerlett
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GinitttrS ctncs Sttnncls tit S.cW.
DOrt. - Sin 3ltbcitcr 9ct00tct;
aiuef Qit1nerc idtfftcr ttcrIff,t

9tem Yort, II. SuIl. Der Eunncll
Der A.. 9lueuue, Swii6en Der 80. uno 81.
StraBe, lit beute eingeitirSt. Sin 2lrbeiter,
9tamcns 9Siuiam 6GIcp, wuroe augenbtid=
lid get0Otet, unO iluet GnOerc, Yatrif Giac8z
pie uuO SOiepb Granger mnr0eu i9per Der
Ief,t
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S0Otlidjcr @iicu6oNs1 t3t,faQ.

Itlanta, Ga., 10. Suli. - 0cute friib
nm llhr brad ctlua 4 0teileu Don bier auf
Der v9ltr ytne Sabu" Die iibar oeu Ytad)=
Gree @rcef fiibrcnOe Sriide Inter etnem NIT
9fubbOl3 bel0Oenen .3uge. Sin 6arbiger
muroe iotort get60tet uu0 ie1s 2tnOTe idwer
Oerlct,t
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Gtn Wt6r0er aus 0clt Sabre 1855
filherli eHeNt & d Nam Snt.S Aa4n

Y9tIa etp q, IA. SuIi.-gin iuu9er Nlann,
melhet letnen gialneH oils 9obn Raleigb anqab
inoem er ia9te, oas CT i'm SATIRE 1866, ais er crit 81
Sabre olt mar, in Der Sruntenbet eineu SbulfQs
meraoen Siolar Sterltu9 in Columbia, 2. s., erz
moroete. Or Hob nah 3eras, @aliforuten uuo anoer
ReiuzSeriep. 9eS gBduocrns mioe, beidlof er, lid
Ju hberItetern uno ietuen BrO8cB GbSunarten.
Sr6nOe4
@hicG9o, 10. 5ult. - gu Soua Saas, Sona,
uuroeu 9eiteru A6euO 10 gebduoe eingedid5ert. 9eI
SerInit betrd9t Sl5O,OOO; Die Scrft6eruu98 =Summt
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NHnrn 49, Mln6,n

2tttle 9tOd, grt., l6. Suli. - Sn
Yralrie-GOuntg gerietben an 9lenita9c 3mct
WGnuerr gtamen8 Surliiou uuO IOiiin, III
Streit, bel pel6em griterer BON etnem
Segner erltoden Wuroe. 8alo nadber mar0
9iOllln BON llnbefonnten erihoiien.
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@attttttttorO 1tttS sei6ifrtnrS

= IN tnn att, IS. Suli, $. &alier, Elm
SGuhHaaer aus Sranflin, Ohio, hattie bier
gSo9en butter einanOer elm miiite8 Qeben aez
,hgrt, uno ais er geitern Ibeno mad 6anie
lam, erl9oB er erit ieine 6rau unO bann fta
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9lartSoille. Som 8abnbofe mad,ten iie iif
3n ,6uB auf ben gBeg na6 Der Srti6aft, uu6
llnferme98 tuurOe bon ciuem rlnbefanuten auf
he 9cl4ohen. Slime purOe t00tli6 unO ganfs
lelGt oermunoet. Sin gewificr Robinion,
EN- Setter uOu 8allace, ipurSe oerbaftet unS
aus 9erleHt9e, pe(der ben S4uB that, iOen-
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Nt01G0ent Wt0llf ~ SNt0tO904
SaratO9a R.=Y., IA. Sult. - Yrdii=
bent 9rant unb Gentabltn inO Bente 0torgeu
bier augefommen.
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Sritiel, 16. Sult. - Baron Somiui,
Der ruiitife &ertreter bel oem iuteruatioualen
@ongreB, miro lpabriheinlih gum PrdFOeHs
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9tom, IA. Sull. - Die Beerbiguug Sc8
OtOniignor be Wtero0e fano heute pom Sati-
fan aus itatt. Der ScrTOrbeuc bat 0ll' ieiu
SermDgen Dem BapIte Oermatt, 00mtt Der
elbe Is wobltbdti9e 2[uitoltcu unteritiite.
Der YOpf bat ben Batter 6OwarO iitr Die cr-
| lebiate Stele ernQnnt.
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c g0I3erne EuppeI Der
ncnAf IA n,h ,hnhnnnrIiKAc,a nh RiNhr

an Der Gfe Der Sc0tlan0- uuO 3. Apenue Jug
6euer uuO lpurOe fat gGnSli6 serit0rt, unO Die
Slammen erreidten Die unmlttelbar iiiOlih
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17

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uno Sicbt itfJ 3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-07-17

renS bic anbere, welde bon Dem brenneubeH
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nod iebr uiele StmerSeu bsreitet, uno
Die @nBiinOung oerielben MIR langiam
wei6t. SuImann it BON SiiIngeu mad
g8iirSburg transportirt moroeu.
Connecticut western news., 1874-12-18

days over his weekly leaders," here, the manager thrust dispatch at him at midnight and called for copy in an hour. His rounded periods were dock ed, his wit voted heavy, his gods and goddesses laughed at by these clever touch-and-go lads no older than his sons. He was asked to resign at last. Since last May he has haunted the newspaper offices, struggling to get in as news editor, dramatic critic, report CT, earning five dollars now and then by an odd letter or book notice. He has been in lack of meal sometimes i'll and friendless. Even with the salary of the CIario,a's "chief," he wrote to Mary. "I could not support you here."
 A fortnight ago a committee from Tarrytown offered him the Nes0s again, and he went back 8 gaunt, haggard, but Marys turkeys, pies, and innumerable preserves, surrounded by his rosy girls and boys, and went down to the office. The big wooden chair opened it's arms to welcome him, tho yellow naples nodded in at the window the very sun shining through the red mist over the. hill slopes was full of friendliness. Every boy and dog knew him and was glad. There was state dinner at the hotel that night to welcome him, and Mac made speech full of his old fire. "How brilliant" he said, "are the temptations of the great world How bitter Qike apples of Sodom) are even it's triumphs For me. I ask no better boon of fate than to live in Tarrytown and die among my own people"
Connecticut western news., 1874-12-18
A Thrifty Woman.

A case which gives queer lllustra- tion of woman's rights is reported in a recent Cincinnati court report. It ap- pears that Charles A. Mayhugh went to California, and in 1859 ceased to com- municate with lis wife. After waiting oight years the wife gave him up for dead, and through real estate agent named Robinson exchanged her prop erty in Cincinnati for farm. Five years after that Mayhugh turned up, claimed his property in the city, and Robinson paid him $3,000 for quit claim deed. Doubtless Robinson thought that as the wife had conveyed all, she had conveyed her right in it. But in year Mayhugh died, and then the wife put in Q claim to her dover in the very property she had conveyed wholly to Robinson when she thought her husband dead. Thus she made good thing out of him, both dead and alive. Robinson was now called on to pay the third time for what he bought out.and out tho first. The dover claim was defeated in the Court of Common Pleas, but the District Court held that as the wife's deed, when her husband lived, was null, her right of dover still remained. As there is no bar to wife's securing @ conveyance, we suppose she held on to the farm that was conveyed to her, and that Robinson had no re- course on her. This was considerably better than the entire independence of the wife .. ..
Connecticut western news., 1874-12-18
It Was Dull Work,

It is said that Rufus Ohoate, the great lawyer, was once ill New Hamp- shire making @ plea, when boy, the son of farmer, resolved to leave the blow and become @ lawyer like Rufus ton, called on Mir. Choate, and said to him, "I heard your plea up in town, and have desire to become lawyer like you. Will you teach me how?"
 "As we'll as can," said the lawyer. "Come in and sit down."
 Taking down copy of Blackstone, he said, Read this until come back, and I will see how you get on."
 The poor boy began. An hour passed. Ills back aehed, his head and legs ached. He knew not how to study. Every moment became torture. He wanted air. Another hour passed, and MT. Choate came and asked, "How do you get on ?"
 "Get on ! Why. do you have to read such stuff as this P
 "Yes."
 "How much of it ?"
 "All there is on these shelves, and more," looking about the great li- brary.
 "How long will it taket
 We'll, it has taken me more than twenty-five years."
 "How much do you get?'
 My board and clothes."
 els that ali ?"
 "Well, that is about all that I have gained as yet"
 "Then," said the boy, "I will go back to blowing. The work is not near as hard, and it pays better"
Connecticut western news., 1874-12-18
The SandhilIerS,

As we were passing through the region of the sandhillers, in South Carolina, writes correspondent, said
 "The sandhillers-what kind of people are they?"
 "The sandhillers arc the queerest peo- pie we have, and, though poor, not un- interesting. They live in this belt of country contiguous to Columbia, where the soil is pretty much bare sand, un- inviting to the eye, and scrubbily tim bered with pine and small oak. Their little plank cottages, almost black with their exposure to the sun their small figures, almost stunted it would seem, but capable of great fatigue their dwarf cattle, and docile character, make them sort of independent peasantry, not unlike what is found in the old parts of the north of Europe. It has even been guessed that they were of Icelandic or Norwegian descent, immi- grated anterior to the historic period of Carolina. Their straight black hair, nearly oblique eyes of an almond shape, and unambitious, home habits, remind us of nothing else. The sandhillers made some of the very best soldiers, were easily disciplined, obedient be- yond any other soldiery, could not be worn out by marching, and they were the first to plunder the battlefield