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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07

y Seoeutet, oGB Die YorausbeSabluug pou ocnt
Selteben oes A6ienocrS GbbduRt, uber nab auocrcu
Sotalttdteu "unbe3abIt" ooer ntoon beJabttc griec
ltno am Srte oe6 Gmpiange6 elmer SttQte oo9pc!tct
Bortos 8erehnnn9 unterporieU. Gje6uIdte @0bCn
inillien unbeoin9t i'm BorouS 6eia9lt ncr0cn.
gsoitalfarten nab Seutihlano, Scitrctb uuo
uu9arn uub Canada bebirien zines iUettcTcH Cent
Boitltempets.
8offoampfer uad, China, Sapau iro Sft=
tucieu 9e6en am 1. uHo Is. einc5 Icoen AonatS poH
Gan 6ranSSce a6. Seoirefte Bof . on baltimore
uadl Saoauna via &eBs s3eft, Bla., lCblieBt ON
+. uno is. zines ieoen Wonats, gegen Nbr Ha6mits
taQs. = Sebcn Samitng Nittaq Ud6reuo Der Somz
merz uuo ie6eH Gnbcren Scm'ta8 yitua9 mdbreuo
Der sBintcrmonate ihleBt bic oirtfte Got Smiihcu
oeutIhen SGope."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
XpIifif6eS-

y arrl bnr9, Pern'., 6. Stt. - 9le
republifanii6e SountD= GOnpentiOn nominirte
bente S. 9. Bader als ibren GOngreB= =Ganbi=
baten.
Wt obtle, 4la., 6. Sft. Ser 9f6tb. S.
q. Sromberg lit BON ben Semofraten oieieS
StitrifteS mteher uolni,lirt merbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
Gin tiirfiihcr Sfnsier seseet
SelhiffttOrn.

Br0bt0 el nee, u.s., 6. SFt. = Nlett,
Wabonteb 3effic, Der BON Der YiOrte ais SIT
ipeftious. SfTtSler mad ben Ser. Staaten ge>
i1idt purbe unb bel Der bieigeH ''Tooi Com
pany" ftationirt mar, bat iidb geltern Ibenb
eri6oien. @r begiug Die Shat auf Der TO
then Bride. Die &ugel mar in ben 9faden
georungeu unb ais man ihu foub, lpar er nod
anl- 2ebeu. Gin lieberliehcr 2ebeusrpanOet
i9eint Die Sbat in linn sur 9teife gebradt sit
baben. Die 0eid)e miro einbalianlirt uub
mad Gonitantinopel 9ei6idt tperoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
Scr @cIAntnrff.

9tem Ocrf, 6. Sftbr. = @elo aftip Su
21-3. 9Sediel flat, 4.86. Sob itett9 sn
110s-1104. Shltgationen aftip, Se6ier l18,
'62er 112s. Aftien l6loiIen fiat, gtem- -gorf
Central 1913, Grte 33gs, Safe Sbore SCI, 81.
Central 80, Yittsbur9 S78, gfortbweltern 374
pref. 81, 9todzSslanb 1929.
llnteri6abamts Silans: golb s57,o84,z
700 Nn1trn11t Gh7 400 110
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
Wpd) ettt aattliGer Stc6.

Newarf, N.=S., 6. Sftbr. = Sobn q.
8roaowel, bisber Steuer @iunebmer in
gtewerf, befannte ii6 beute Oes llnterihleiieS
Dfientlid3er @elber ld)ulpiQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
Sic Iepoi,tttpa Il. Suenos 9!yres.

u 0 pe Sanetro, A. SttDr. - Ser
Stanb Der 9inge IN Suenos 9lpres 1T auberz
oroentlih Oesperat. Die Reglernng ergreift
frdftige Wfabregelu, BEN 4ufltano Sll inter
briiden: sue 0egielun9sdmtsr unb Sano-
lun9sbduier iinO gsi9luiItn.
Gin Negiment Nationaltruppen 1T 81 ben
Sniurgentcn iibergegangen.
Die s(usldnoer faern fif ibre gdiie, um
iif gegeu Die @onicrtptiou Itfer 81 ftellen.
Sn ben StraBen BON Suenos alpreS baben
mebrere 0tubeit0ruugen itatt9eiunoen.
0tio be Saneiro, 6. Sft. = Gs 1T
mabribeinlld, OaB Der aaiier bon Sraiilieu
i'm nd9lten Sabre rie Ser. Staaten beiu1en
miro.
Ieuere gtaGridten BON SuenoS .apres ia
gen, bab inter aaen alaiien Der SepOlfernng
in Solge oeS 9lufitanoes> 9robe auiregung
herridt. Siele geute entflieben aus Der
Stobt. Sober abfabrenoe Oampier nimmt
,ablreid]e Samilien NIT. Gle 5anOel8=
Sampfer tperoen BON &rie9sfabrSeugen per
perldiebenen Hattoueu, oeren Die Sampier
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
Gireau oer Strasenomrbbrmd)s
iSntitilt ifSiirc.

VUNgUktWWFE+
Sdlti more, ben p. Sept. 1874.
Sic @ommiiIdrc fiir ben Our65rrCh poH Strasen
MAIDEN 6iermtt in Gemds9eit Der Staotperoronunz
oeu, Nrtifel 49, befauut, 0GB iie an Wontag, ben
Z. gtop 1874, SotmittaQs 10 ubr, in ibrem 8itreau
iida perIanme:n ueroen, um Sur guso6uu9 9enamnz
ter 8efugniiie 5u 9ebeu uno Die 9nen i6ertragenen
unb BON i6nen erbeiifteu BHid)teu i'm 8etreff Oes
SouoeatitireuS ano Seifners elmer StrGSe,
BON Der 9dltimorerdfe his sur Dulbeupitrabe, In
ueberitimmung init einer am 1G. Sept. 1874 seneb=
iniaten 9SerorbuuH9 ce5 Biir9e1meiters uHh Stabt=
rat6e5 pom Baltimore, 5u oerridbteu.
Siaaf Cor,
ssames 2. 9iprrptp,
S5obu Z. Ti9uett,
@olnmiiidre;
(2Si,7,33,39) R. .. 0recm, setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
Nc,tere 0serid,te po,t Gmba.

giew Yorf, 6. DIT. = Sin Srlef BON
6aoanna pom 80. September berid)tet, baB
Die Sniur9enteu in Die Staot 9tenlebioS eiltz
gebruugen, na9 "a StnnOen aber pteber ab=
ge5ogen ieten, llub baB man bort fiinf Gage
obne 9ta9rihten bon gtew- 9Orf geIueien lei.
9te 9epei6en bonn 23., "A. uHo %. Sep.
tember iinO ale Suiammen am iolgenoen
GSnnntnnn nifnafn man
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07

Oeneral = Z Agentu t
9eforoer,sss9 BOA Sana9ierem,
0elS, Badetrm nnn gSertBIaben
i;berbaupt
no q, uuo poU
Gnrnpa, rrip. 9euti6lanh, S6luci3,
Ssoaano, srantsci@se.
9ampfer 'ag 6 eutnr
,2loro = peutl)en 4loDh"
uuo Der
,,S embar g=slmer ifamif d, GU
gaGet 9(ftien Weielidait. "
Die SarpTer oe8
,,Ioro Seutid,em SlopS"
Smi'fcn Sremen uno Nciu Dorf
befe9eu aus ben 6a9reuaen erfter Sl0iic:
"ssmertsa," "Ironprsni tSf. XS.,"
"Sertfd)lnno," "S6iu,"
n5ounu" nRaiu."
"sSranffurt," oWtntiter Toon,"
ntSraf gsismarG," o9ieGar,"
oSSanuuper," nSecr,"
rSattia," nRbeim,"
rS3ertnni11;," nSalter,"
rS,obeuSuaerr," nStrnSburg,"
nss scbeaisaufJen," vIScScr."
Die 9ampfer Oes
.,WnrS Scmtid)ett 9icpS"
10 den Sreneu nm 8 Salttmor
via Sout9amptOn,
beife6eu ans ben ei9eus fit Den SteuTt an ber Cube
erbauten nit alleuGrforoerungtu DerIebcHeu eieruen
Pot@90mpibtifcu oon 200 5ouuen:
80 itimarc," Capt gtienbatn,
,,Sertim," Butl1er,
"Sbin,." 3eiie,
,.sssraamit1'psia," la!gSatia,
Die 0ampier Der
rSaubnrg =Gguecrifnnii6cnSaGet-
@tftteu=0cieaIhaft"
beteQeu aus ben iSdbrjcu9en eriter aIoiie
pIncmGnaia," Capt. Nt. Sdglewen;
nSGuarta," (tm VGu;)
"GDruntd," Capt. Shmtot;
pStmbriG," Capt. IS. g. Brandt;
nfYrii:0," Capt. S. Yicicr;
reermdaia," $apt. S. QSinSeu
n6ammp,tia," @apt. y. gjOB;
pcoIiatia," tim BuuD
n4ptboriu9ia," (tm 8Gu1
nSSot.merente, Capt. 9. s.. Shiuenicni
rSaroaia," @dpt. ytieliitu;
sSiIeiia, Sopt 6. 0G6iCb;
.Seutpuia &Gpt. $. Utits;
rSburineiG," @apt S. Wie0er;
"Sanoaiin," @apt. u. s, Stranger;
nyScfptGli1," Capt. Sta9l;
nSfrancouia," Capt. TeOt;
rGbeuauie," (im Ydu1
"gncoia," Gin Bdu)
Baiiaaez VreiS
ndb
southampton, SpnSon, SABRE,
SSreme;t 1tn0 SSamnmrg:
1. 9ajltte. St2O.OD Cob.
:. eG1Itt... 6O.UO
3fDpGenotd 5000
Stab Blgmoutb, Sout5Gmpton ul0 %onoon i'm
SiUiiheHoet $50 @ourdut.
Snoer jiUlideu uuo 10 Sa9reu Die 0dlite.
BaHagcs3rets
bon trgell0 etuen Der obtgen Odfen nad
Ie,u Dorf tito @aittmore:
/. @diitte $l2J.U0 sob;
:. 9aIHte. GD.UD
3rUiideuoet. t......... $500 @ourant
Sluoer inter S5abre S. in Gjote,
in @ol0 o0er in %aper nNd) Dem tHuIeuocn @ourie
Stn0cr Slptiheu unb 10 jubren Die 6dIite.
BE Die beiten Ptdbc lpcroCn bel Mui9d6e oerBaiz
age telegrdphtltl belcgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
Masitnno ppn Sergletten lit
Neftflin lu aftief1.

gSilfes barre, Beunl., 6. Sft.-3pis
lden ben 8ersleuten 81 Ofooiic iiub geitern
WiBbe1igfsiten ausgebrohen. Gin 8beil
berieiben, meiitens Srldnoer, perlansten bon
Der DIRECTION bic @ntlafuug ibres Wteiiters,
zines gSalliiers. Ils ibuer bieies nerlueigert
muroe, legten 80 BON ibnen Die arbeit nieeer,
Die bann aud ioiort entlafIsn uno anSbejablt
murben. 0ie Strifer lubten nun autb Die
llebrigeu an Der slrbeit gu biuoern, nobel eiu
Streit iib eutipann, bel peldem ein Dtann
lebr i1mer perlebt Durbe.
9es MoroeS tnt.eriten @raoe idbtl=
otg befttnoett.
Naibuille, Seun., 6. Sft.-0er See
ger Surner @reen, Der i'm Ipril 1872 Den
59warsen George @reen ermoroete, nuroe
geitern oes Woroes int erften GRADE idulOis
befllnben. 9ieles llrtbeil Der Nppea ,Snitans
ilt slei1lautenb nit bemjenigen Der srlten Slls
fang. Cine neue Sernfuug 1T anssmeloet
porDen.
Ste Hattonat=Gonpentiott Der
Senertpebr.
ct. eouis, Io., 6. Sft. = Die Natio=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
3. @at.se, 9eransseber.
epe5ial Noti,e,t.
Baltimore
.frr 9nfnrdnff Mfffe

Baltimore
cfre 9nfuraufe Wfhfe,
elpspets ,Sde bon 5omtb. UNI gSater. strase.
9ieis @tieuI4oft periidert fortpd5renS sesen Ser
s .St Sssf Jassn Snst STansnnsliIa fomobl IN ber
s9.4, saoens unS baarenSanier, SsnSsIsaGtcr.
ate55aus y, 4roSutte, Mobetn, Sans @crdtbiba;tcn,
II ~ SaS oe9rtfeue ober i'm Sofen in 2aeuns beiaba
abe sSabrSeuge Il. (. 10.
-oaS Olrsttortum befseht aus fes9enben Serren:
g9m. 9. $ arriieu, Yrdiioent;
Geo. u. Siders. s. p, Sipif
Saoio g. g9ili4N, S. Sfo6t. sSeuffns.
Soiia9 BENNINGTON, s. Niorton Gtemart,
,Sfdncis :. ain9, 9. &. gttDcomer,
spearo Carroll, SzoiIe 6orDis,
81. q. Gieuart, gG. IS. Saptor,
S}:l. $. Druue, 5srGel 9ogen,
George 6. Sariion.
appiiiationss6 nno tueiere Ratrdt E6c,
Sou9z mo S8ateritraBe, ertbeltt no aud lle aaiz
trG9e ioiort ereoi9t Deroen. grrftrfunosn mcrben
nu ir9eno cine 6rilt ansepommea ipel6e Der applis
Yart mini hen mag.
(5ant,1SC Ut. sSuoowortb, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
elmsbrm6, pnu 8efangenem. - Sit,
sum Sooe pcrnrtbcitter W0rz
Oct begeDt etneas tuciterea
Wpr0. -s stue ssItid)tlinse tpic=
AZ

5ollp 9prings. Otiii., 6. Sft.-@ez
itern 2lbeno brahen flint 9teger ais bem bic
figen @efanguiie aus. Giuer berielbsn,
Samcs Berlin8, meld)er ipegeu 0toroeS gum
SoOe perltrtbeilt mar, erid]lug Den SEEDING
Mod Sill nit einem Src6eiien.
oeute fing Der gAeriff bic ganSe Gsied=
idlaft ipieDer ein. Sill mar eiu Yrllber Oe8
@taatsietretars. 9teger Der Stabt itno
i'll Der arDpteu 9(Uffeauuo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07

GetmUfheotte DtetJcr.
0ie Breiie betragen BON
Bremen nad) Saitimore:
3ueite Gaihte. 5000 Cob.
Spilenoed .............. 2j.OJ
Stnoer 5mi1en II. 10 Sab
Die BreiIe ftno in 500 ooer Bapier mad Dem
lnuicnoen Gourie ju entrttten.
Wpu SABRE
beior9t bic Igeutur BGiia9ere fiir $50 III Cob.
R5"G5 futro belonoers oaraui Gulmerfidm gemdobt,
baB mir uns in lerbnoun9 nit Der Sierbcrbeforoez
run9 bon Bdiagieren 9roBer Sorgiatt uHterjte9eu,
uno Die Eeute uou Bremen, 0ambur9 &C. aus. (obne
Inira9cl benatri1ti9eu, uenn iie am 46reiiezSOrte
ein3utreffeu bd6en.
YaGete
nad) irgellD einem Srte @uropa'S
iperoen bini9 beforoert uuo franco nbgetieIert;
aud3 Seriifberung far iber9ebene g8ertbIdjen be-
tuertlteii9t. Bon ben Gauienoen BON BGdeten, bic
mir in ben letteu 5dbreu bei0roert,
lit nod feiit eir5i9cs nertpreu 9eganecr.
Die Seior9nn9 Fnoet jeoe 2Sohe per 2ampTer
ratt.
stasWartige 9lmfarnasebcr.
Berionen, bic Don Nusndrts aluftr8gc baben,
molten genau tbre uno oeo Gmpfan9er5 aoreiie Gufz
9cbea.
-Nnfroeen pon Qu6mdrts nliiiieu pom einem
Boitftenpet 5e9tette etu, nm piinftdye oeruna
5u finoen.
q. 8at;se,
G6e BON Baltimore =&traSe
uu0 oitSSfficezIoenue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
Dir bei6e lmft- lsodberroe

uon gaplon @uBeiieu unO bem golOenen
0tebaiilen<SeHeleien
iiuo eoer oil ft5 iclb porSTstid, unb finb in Sim
Iid)t Der @TceleaS nieDt Su ubertreIIen.
Gontrate iiir peiSun9 ourdb ir9eno zines berelben
wcrben ab9edloiien BON
Us. Is. gSppo & Comp,
(Wpriu5iSf) GGe Der Baltimore II. SutalDtrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
yintt,.
Dif 3)ariIer 1sange

9ot @ eine Stipulation nescn ibrerSorSi lidfeit I'M
8oten, Baden uno Sparanfeit in i5eueruus uno
abnusun9 ersporben, fpcIbes bieielbe dber ole an=
gSobnbGuer ueroen TabriSirt uno iino gum g5ertoue
bel II. IS. 5000 & omp.,
Gde Der Baltimore uno @utawifra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07
0es MoroeS tnt.criten @raoc idb,,l=
Din beftfn0 Ell.
Sic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der

SSeMetDeDt+
ct. uis, gto., 6. Sft. = Die gtatto=
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9te@artnr=Sonne ..sd,nellDeiaer=
GrufrnIab-a}fffll

9aben ole onoercn i'm 6eiSen i6erfluSelt uno pers
lansen peug Jteparatur. yabri;irt uuo Dertauft
~. 6. gSopo & Spmp.,
Sde Der Baltimore unb GutaipfirG6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-07

bon trgcnO etnem Der obigen $odfen na9
Ie,u Dorf TITO @aittnore:
/. @dilte $12J.C0 Sob;
Z. Salute. ...........- GO.UJ -
3wii6euoet. ........ $500 @ourant
Snoer inter Sabre S. in @jo(e,
in @ol0 ODER in Bapicr nNd) Dem auIeuocn @ourle
Stn0er 5fpiheu uno 10 5ubren Die 6dite.
R8- Die beIten Pldbc mcrocn bel 2lui9abe 0erBaiz
age telegraphtib bcicgt.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-17
FINANCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL.

The receipts of the Michigan State Ire as
ury during the month of March were $751;
5O2.O 4; disbursements, $50, 1866; balance
in the Treasury April l, 81, 212, $500.
The coal miners of the Hooking valley,
Pa, are on a strike.
The national debt was reduced by
g, 1S9, 33S during the month of March.
The Woodbury. cotton factory, near Bal
timore, has acceded to the demand Of the
operatives, and resumed on the ten-hour
system.
Should the proposition which passed tho
United States Senate on the I'd inst, looking
to an increase Of the currency, be concurred
in by the House, the entire paper currency
circulation of the nation would be about $780,
600, 900, namely, s4OO, 900, 900 of g~reenbacks
increase s1s, 900, OO0), 800, 600, 900 of nation
al bank notes increase SAG, DOC, 000), and
about $50, 900, 900 Of fractional currency now
in circulation.
The result of the extensive tom of the
Committee on Transportation of the United
States Senate is semi-officially announced. 1t
will recommend extending Government aid to
the Ohio river improvement, the Fort st.
Philip canal. the Lake canals, and the At
lantic and Great Western canal. The esti-
mated cost Of these improvements is about a
hundred millions of dollars.
-Rumor has it that Secretary Richardson
will shortly resign and connect himself with
a London clearinghouse.
Thu hill m aholi.b the moiaty sysfem pf
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-17
CRIME AND CRIMINALS.

The account Of a tragedy at Austin, Neya-
da, in which five persons were reported to
have been killed, telegraphed overy the coun-
try on the LIST inst, was a miserable April fool
hoax.
Three Indian murderers we're hung at Fort
Smith, Ark, on Friday, the Sd Of April.
"A duel was recently fought at Montgom-
cry Station, Miss, between two well-known
citizens of New Orleans, Aristides Bienvenue
and T. B. Phillips-ths former a lawyer and
the latter q banker and broker. The weapons
were double-barreled shot-guns, loaded with
single ball, at forty PAGES. Bienvenue was
killed in the first fire, being shot through the
heart. Phillips was not hurt.
-Doony Harris, a noted New York pugilist,
was shot and fatally wounded by a son of
Prof. Clough, in a New York saloon, a few
nights ago.
The stage coach was recently stopped by
highwaymen between Austin and San Antonio,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-17

son, 1902; Smith, 1926; scattering, 10.
Ingersolrs plurality, 6,742; Ingersolrs ma
jority over all, 1887.
In the tow elections in Chicago and Cook
county, Ill.,, Oh the 7th inst, the bummers had
it all their own way, very few taxpayers going
to the polls.
Elections for municipal officers were held
last week in the cities named below, and with
the result stated: St. Louis, Independent
ticket elected; Madison and Fond du Lac, Wis,
Democratic; Kenosha and GAINESVILLE, Wis,
Reform; Freeport, ILL.,, Democratic; jack
~sonville, ILL.,, Temperance La Crosse,
Wis, Liberal Beloit. Wis, License; Cincin-
natl, Cleveland, Toledo and Dayton, Ohio.
Democratic and Anti Temperance; Grand
Rapids, Mich, No License; Minneapolis,
Mimi, Democratic; Omaha, Neb.. Republi-
can; Evansville, Ind, Labor Reform.
Minister Low having resigned his position
as Envoy to China, William p. Avery, a Cali
fornia journalist, has been appointed to fill
the vacancy.
R. NJ. T. Hunter has been elected State
Treasurer Of Virginia.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-17
GENERAL.

The movement in New York city for tina
revival of the ancient practice of cremation
the humiliation of dead bodies by fire or
swift acids-is developing unexpected
strength. A meeting of the advocates Of this
mann er of disposing of the dead was held in
that city a flow evenings ago, which was at
tended by some fifty prominent persons. A
number of letters were read and speeches
made, in which strong arguments were Of
fered in support of the practice of increma-
ton. The Rev. o. ID. rockingham said he
had no prejudice against the practice. Charles
A. Dana, editor of the New York sun.
says: at certainly is not creditablc to
civilization that any part of the earth's sur
face should be devoted to eraveyards. and
that the remains of the dead should be dis
posed of in an unscientific, cumbersome and
repulsiye manner, as at present Henry
Bergh. President of the Society for the Preyen-
ton Of Cruelty to Animals, said in his letter
ILLUMINATION satisfies no reasonable instinct
of our nature. 1t is only an instinct, like
hundreds of others which still exist, or which
have been cleared away by the bright light of
reason" 1t is proposed to hold another meet
ing in a few weeks and form a permanent or
ganiZation.
Nine thousand five hundred and fifty
seven Chicagoans died last year.
The SANTANA Bay Company has collapsed,
and the lease has been annulled by the San
Domingo Government.
The Indiana Supreme Court has affirmed
the right of colored children to attend the
public schools.
Quite a fight has been progressing at
Detroit. for some little time past, between
marine and railway interests, concerning the
advisability of bridging the Detroit river i'll
the vicinity Of that city. A convention was
held there last week, called by the Detroit
Chamber of Commerce. and consisting of
delegates from most of the cities in the State.
the result of which was a long debate and the
adoption of resolutions favoring the proposed
bridge.
A dispatch from Fulton. Ark. SAYS Capt.
Holloway has arrived there from the newly
discovered gold mines near the north fork Of
the Ouachita, en- route to St. Louis, to per-
chase machinery wherewith to ac-
tive operations. The mines are situated in
the mountains, near the Choctaw line. Hol-
loway, after a careful examination of the ore
and mines, pronounces the former very rich
and the latter inexhaustible. and says the
half has not yet been told. The widest ex-
citement exists over the discoveries.
Butler will shortly report to the House of
Representatives. at Washington, a bill to
abolish the Civil Service Commission. which,
it is generally conceded, is far more ornament
oil than useful.
Tho chicken main between Chicago and
Louisville, at Hobart, Ind, was drawn after
eleven battles had been fought, Of which
Chicago won six. 1t was claimed that poison
had been administered to the Chicago chickens
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-17

JOURNALISM has not much reason to
complain of the position it occupies in
the New English House of Commons
The following gentlemen have been re-
turned Nh. Walter, principal proprie-
tor of the Times; Beresford Hope,
principal proprietor of the Saturday
Repiew Mr.. Morley and Charles Reed,
of the Daily News; b. Taylor, of the
Examiner; DR.. Cameron, of the North
British Mail; Sir John Gray, of the
Frceman's Journal; Mr.. Whitworth,
of the Circle Mr.. Colman, of the Nor
folk NeWs; Mr.. Bars, of the Railray
Serricc Gazette Mr.. Sullivan, Of the
Nation and lastly, W. H.. Smith, the
news agent, who, though not a news
paper proprietor himself, knows more
about newspapers than any mai living.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-17
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

According to a list OF casualties on the
great lakes within the last ten years, prepared
by the Treasury Department at Washington,
it appears that in that period the number Of
vessels lost was 4,527. The loss Of life
amounted to 1,3Il persons, and the loss of
property aggregated s27, 37O,062.
Saginaw and East Saginaw, Mich, have
been suffering from a series OF incendiary
res.
Five persons we're swept from the deck
If the Russian bark Jupiter and lost, OIL q
recent voyage from New York to Gibralter.
A quarter Of an acre Of earth c2yei into
the river at Memphis. a few days ago, burying
abarge and three men III 100 feet OF water.
Five negroes were recently drowned while
crossing the river in a skin, from Portsmouth
to Norfolk, Va.
Three men were the other day suffocated
to death by gas at the Bisbee Chemical Works,
Hunters Point, n. Y.
The steamer Europa sank at sea on her
way from Havre to New York. Her pazsen-
gers, 400 in number, we're rescued by a pass
ing vessel, which brought them safely to
Queenstown, where they arrived on the It'll
inst.
Three persons were killed the other day
at South Bethlehem, Pa. by the explosion Of
q boiler.
Margaret Merit, a rheumatic invalid,
and Isabella White. her nurse, were suifo-
Gated to death in a burning building at Jam
bridge, Mass.
Mrs. Rother and her son Louis, aged -,
were recently smothered to death in a burning
building at Evansville, Ind.
Two f~shing-smacks were capsized by a
squall in Lake Michigan, off kenosha, Wis,
the other day, and the occupants, eight in
number. persisted.
The wrecked steamship Europe was the
finest and largest vessel in the General Trans
atlantic line. The loss on steamer and cargo
is about %, $50, 600.
-Hillsdale, Mich, has had q destructive
fire. Loss, $1,000.
Phillips, Gardner & Co.'S knitting mill at
Amsterdam, n. Y, has been burned. Loss,
$50, 900.
by the simultaneous explosion of five
steam boilers at Pattenburg, n. j., the other
day, four persons were instantly killed.
"A fishing craft was capsized in Lake
Michigan, off Chicago, last week, by which
seven men were owned.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-17

The prayer movement has been fully inau-
gurated in Council Bluffs, Muscatine and other
towns in Iowa. At Fond du Lac, Wis, tenn
perance meetings are being held every day.
A saloon-keeper at Melrose, in the suburbs Of
New York city, has been induced by the
prayers of the ladies, to quit the business.
At Mount Vernon, Ohio, a few days ago,
Judge Davis attempted to enforce the ordi-
nance against obstructing the sidewalks, and
ordered the sentry-box used by the crusaders
to be removed from the front of the grocery
store of James Rogers. An excited crowd of
men and women interfered, and prevented the
removal of the box. The affair occasioned
much excitement.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-17
ANDREW COUNTY REPUBLICAN,.
NEWS IN BRIEF
PERSONAL.

Col. James Mayo. the defaulting Virginia
State Treasurer. has been adjudged insane
and sent to an insane asylum.
Albert GARNER, in a match game Of bill
iards played at New Yoek the other day for
the championship, defeated Maurice DAILY by
a score Of 900 to $50.
The irrepressible Andy Johnson is in
Washington.
Col. Thomas J. Turner, an old and promi-
nent citizen of Illinois, died recently at Hot
Springs, Ark, whittier he had gone for the
benefit Of his health.
Jacob Butler, Vice-President of the Ma-
rine Bank Of Chicago, is a raving maniac, and
has been confined in the Mount Pleasant
Qowa) Insane Asylum. Mr.. Butler WAS for
merly q member and Speaker of the Iowa Leg
~islature.
David Blakely. late of the Chicago Eren-
ing Post, is about to purchase the st. Paul
Pioneer.
The President has appointed Moses Hal
let Chief Justice Of Colorado.
Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, has recov-
cred his health, and is again in his seat in the
Senate.
-"Old man Bender" the Kansas murderer,
who is the worst arrested man in America, has
had this service performed for him again
this time at Salt Lake City.
John B. Sanboru, the man VIC contracted
to collect the revenue, ~testifes before the
House Ways and Means Committee that his
collections amounted to s427,O 36, of which
one-half went to the Government. His total
expenses we're sl56 4S3.