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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21

ECoNoNICAL.-A man sumter ed into one 05 our apOthecary shops the other mOrnIng, and af- ter spending a few moments look ing into the show cases. and turn ing piece of tooth-pick several times in his mouth, startled the clerk with the question: Whats good 10 cure poisonirg?' What kind of poiSoning?" the clerk asked. "Well, laudanum poison iBg," said the stranger. l" You see the old woman took a couple of teaSpOOnfulS of laudanum, and 1 kinder thought I'd better drop into a pilI-shop and see whats good fer her." Gall this in a draWl ing voice. "fIere, John," shout ed the clerk, put up a strong tmetic as quick as you can, and you sir, take it home, give it to your wife, follow it up with strO g coffee, and call a doctor" IA doctOrw said the man, taking his medicine; "she don't waste any money on doctors, not if l know it.-Porttand Advertiser.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21

FersOBais.-Uapt. POIhamus went down the river on the Mo- hGUe.
 G.. E. Bateman Esq, superin- tendent of the Colorado Coloniza- tion Company, went down the river on the If0hare to Poole's landing, where his company are engaged cutting wild hemp.
 Giles Merrill Esq., left here on Monday morning blythe Mohace, for a trip to San Francisco and back. Hope he will have safe and pleasant voyage and quick return.
 We are glad to see our esteemed fellow citizen-Henry N. Alex ander, out again. He has. been seriously i'll, from a sudden'attaek of some disease of the chest, su- perinduced by. cOld.........,......,....
 Thos, Burke went out Wednes- day last and caughta fine string of fish the finest that we have seen since New Years day. They were excellent. Fresh fish can be had here any day, but mos. men are too lazy to catch them.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21

HE spirit of Rase Ball took possession Of a number of our cit izens Tuesday last, and they had a fine game in front of the Fx- change, and enjoyed themselves muchiy. opmeFdu Ieiiows seem ed to be rejuvinated, and were reminded of younger days in oth. CT lands. They talk of forming a regular Base Ball club, and want us to accept the position of um- pire, but we guess we'll decline, as the thoughts of an accidental stroke, planting the huge ball in OUT little bread basket, is not very pleasant. We pass.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21

We have il from pretty good authority that the "4!iner" is the only Arizona paper that contri- hutes to the support of telegraph lines, although other papers pub- fish. once a week, what they claim to he genuine dispatches, "spe- cial" at that. HoW'S this?-Ari- zonG MiHer.
 We'll tell you how it is. Your "pretty good authority" is very poor, and very reliable, without the re. Speaking for the SENTI- MEL, we can say that we have published telegraphic dispatch es every week since the opening of the line, and that we have paid cash for every word that we have received over the wires; not on- ly the tariff established by militia ry orders, but operators charges, &c., &c.
 Our dispatches are just what they purport to be, SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL" accord. ing 10 arrangements made pre- vious to the Military Telegraph going into operation. That's how it is.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21
MORE STREET IMPROVEMENTS

MORE STREET IMPROVEMENTS. We noticed last week the fine sidewalk made by RedondO X FrOank, at their own expense ; and now Capt. PoIhamus, (Suppr, intendent of the c. s. N. Co., not to be Outdone, has commenced the construction of side.w4lk of the same kind, extending from the steam boat house to the EX chage, connecting with that of Redondo & FrOank ; thus mal ing a continuous walk for a cor siderable distance. This walk is made of blue clay and gravel, brought from the hills adjoining town, and is the very best mat, b rial that could be used for the purpose, as when it'becomes pack, ed down it is very solid and smSoth Dand entirely free from dust.
 Go on gentlemen, these i'm prOvements attest your public spirit. They are both ornamental and useful and will be appreciated by the people.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21

FITZGERALD & KENYON com menced moving into their large and magnificent new store house last Tuesday. They will have to greatly increase their already large and splendid stork of goods, to make a showing in that big hCQSp.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21

THE WEATHER. A heavy rain fell here last Sunday. The oldest inhabitant says that such a thing was never known before at this season of the year. Monday was Ia bright beautiful day, but it -clouded up Tuesday and in the evening the rain commenced couing down again. Wednesday morning steady soaking Tain came down for about two hours. and then it cleared off Warm and pleasant. Since then the weather has been variable, with alternate sunshine and showers. During the week large volumes of water came down the Gila, cau-=7g lie Colorado to rise about three feet at this place. Some apprehen- st0ns were felt of another flood hut the rivers are now falling a little.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21

You who want pure medicines and drugs and n1ce fancy articles. go to George Martin. He will treat you. well and supply your wants. at reasonable prices.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21
T HE SEE N.IaI N F | :,
LOCAL MATTERS.

A GRAND Ball will come offsoon at the Court House sOul-stirring music beautiful ladies and gallant gentlemen will be there.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21
GROCERIES, I ROVTSEONS,

2HZ.VES q LIpU UORS, CIGARS & TOBAC co,
 HH ID H.ARE,
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21

A Terre Haute man, who has been trying to make both ends meet, is living on head-cheese and OX-tail soup.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21

A Chicago murderer who was to have been hung last Friday was reprieVed for one week to allow him to "get religion" Seven days is the regular allowance in Chicago.
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
General Merchandise,

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The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21

Together with a general assOFt- ment adapted to this country. All of which is offered at prices which
The Arizona sentinel., 1874-02-21
The Land of the Midnight Sun.

At last. I got to the land of the
 Midnight Sun. I watched it
 throughout the first night, and re 1iained there nearly seven weeks. II bothered me 10 know when to ga to bed, my watch be- ing out of repair. I discovered the birds retired at eleven a. m ., and got up at two a. m. Still far ther north, and then mosquitoes !! Talk about your New Jersey spe- cimens, pShaW! Why they were SO thick that you couldn't see a man three feet off. I saw log houses one hundred and fifty feet long, some Of them seven hun dred years old. To heat them wood tires are built in huge fire places having very thick walls. These are kept up two or three da"s. and then thov havo no fire for g week. Some of the firfns have a~ many Aa forty five houses.
 ihe}o are houses for cheese, and for butter. and this thing and that thing-l don't know What all Each farm has -) dwelling 1"H one lr win r and ar-
 .r "r .OUsns can he rented for So year. Carpen- ter's wages are fOrty-five cents day, and vet they strike. Every body works. Each house has if, boom they weave ,lolb and make their own garmen fi.rTr are no markets 1; nothing Is sold. Whoever has more than he wants fnr himself gives if to whoever needs it. The people are he4jthy. They do not have consumption. and you never see an emaciatpd form You never see a heggar either. If too pOOr t0 live are too propd to beg.and not mean enough to ~teal The subsistence is sour milk, course bread, meat twice a week, and fish.
 Nearer yet 10 the cape, and the horses and the cows and the rein deer live on fish ten raw. Still nearer. and the cows have noth. ing but boiled SeaWeed tn eat. In degree siXty-eight, farm horses are scarce, the travelling unpleas- ant, and done on loot or by boat. In the summer it is wet and the InoequitOeS leave no peace
 At len yth I reached seventy one degrees fifty minutes, the cape, the northern end of Europe The coast of Norway is magnifi. cent, its harbOrS lined with steam boats its mountains. high and grand, are covered with gIaziers, its waters so clear that the bottom of the sea is discernable. Sweden bears no comparison to it. In go. ing from the city of Tonjin. to- ward Sweden, don't sleep under the skins they offer. such feas, and such Uumher~. Grog shops are one hundred miles apart up there. They ouY Wh sky by the quantity, aud keep drunk while it lasts -Paw 6,. ChGat'5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-18
Nns ncrntthfr Sainn.

Sbnohl lDdhrtno Der lebtcn Qtouate pcrz
Ifiebene Su6ey0teblt bcrld)tet moroeu Iin0 b,
80 bat ood) fctH iOl9er Sail EN- 10 grOBcs
9tuifeben crregt, ais Der beS flctnen GDarlc5
6remler 9toR, meldler an |. Sult Ill 9rm0uz
towE ppr Der clterlifeu 4SObnuug bon 3wei
WiGnuern entiit9rt un0 Die ganSe 3elt bcr,
trobbem uabt;u 40,OOO 900 Dienid)eu III Dem
Safe ais ,,@s6cimpnli3et" tbGtig maren, erz
to9reif) uerborgen 9ebalten mur0e. Der
HQub oieies SinoeS, I'll Oem 3mede, Inn uol
ben @ltern eln bObes G0legel0 5u erprtlen, bat
Die Qon3en fiiut lfouGte her ole 0eheimpClts
Silten beldJGitigt uu0 1Qs 3ettuug5leler III
Atbem gebalttn. Mtan bat Sbeorte'n aufge=
iteQt, bal Die Geihi1tc be;weiftlt, bat Die III
Qliidlidlen Gltern per0Gd)tigt uHO Die ganSe
glngelegenbelt bagann, tp III oas feitt ncr
,jSnge Su uerlieren, ais pt0bitdl.0te Smet .Dtdn=
mr., wClfe man bic 9anSe 3ett Der III Ser.
Oa fit matte, ELL iGbe8 GnNe nabmen uno Gtner
beEielben nod fllrS Dor ictncnt Go6e 0aS Strz
bredlell etngCltebt. $50 baS Sino ptrborgen
gebalttG utrO, uuBte CT nid)t, ltuo Der Wnnn,
welher IS rpaBte, mar bereit8 fir INNER
ituInm. 6lnuGueS 0tGt6lel! lSlro OaS Sdtd
ial, melheS bier in 10 tiidliher Nelle Oe
Sdleier etma5 lllftete, 0enielbeu luteoer Ilufen
laiieu, ooer mire etn nettcrer 9litdliher gu
,iall aid bic c6auptiute an'S 2lft brtngen p
Ran nluB oQS 8eite toifen. gSenH Ntoiber'8
,iSrau Den 9tufeutbalt be8 anaben feitnt. 10
EpirO Iie Denielbeu mabritemlih an5llefern,
Sumal iie feiue Strufe trefien fanH; anogS
pdre e8, uenn Die baiOcn erihOHeneu Gmbrez
der nod S,pai Gonpltccu bGtten. an Der
2tusage oes Douglas 81 3rueifeln, bat man
tclnen @runo, terberoe 2eute iagen in Der
91egel Die gSabrbeti. Der baIbpergeiiene
nGBarlte 9toB" nj jeBt wtebcr geranme 3slt
Die Seniation ocS Sd9e8 isiE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-18
Nrr ne.,n H.nhit.N Nni nhiIinr

-. 9ie llnterud)ungen uuo Gntbiillungen I'M
Gpua reiie baben ms ele g{leocrld9e I'M gto,
pembe.~ bereitet," ingteu Die republttanii6en
Warteifl epper uor fiini nub ied)s lSodlen unO
iebt Yr,Ilibent 9rant iprah e8 thneu nad.
gSer Die a5adJe bel 2td)te betradtet, miro lcz
bod, finDeu, oaB nid)t Die @ntbIuun9en ielbt,
IouSern bic 9totbnenoigfett oieier Gnthilluus
aen oas lfubeil arrt6teteH. Sen 5eren Re.
Sublttoneru mag wObl Die 2uit uergaugut
iein, Die Corruption I'll unttriuder, penn tie
iemals beIonoere 9tctgGng oaiiir on ben Sag
leQten, aber letOer iEdJen ote .Dtt0smen oteler
Corruption nod immer al BIZ SberHdd)e 3l
gelangen uub Die unaugenchmeN quite lanen
li1 onr1 tcine Oifijiellen Nduhertclgn bait
nen, nod mentger tgnOrlreu. &dulH II per
@on9reB II Gage III SlBun9, 10 blctet ilts
ben Wiltglie0ern l0on lule0er Die In0ngez
Uebme Yilid)t, neue Gntbiilluhgcn III begtHz
us1. 9a lit Der SreeOmcn'a . Sanf"= SC)NllI=
D, t Al uuteriud)eu; oa mill GIner ptlen, um
mic uifl Y2illlonen bic Jtegicrung plr6 he.
trifdt vljGje GRnulten beihmiuDelt iuorOen lit !;
IoaGr u nsuer ,,@rcoit. Utoblller" lit GntbCdt
mSrheu - Oieillbe GoMpaguie udmltd1,
lpe(dle i'm .norigen Semmer Gen BrGtoenten,
Die &oblnete WIt9llebcr, 5le SitArer I'M @0nz
areIie uuO Die tsrpouagenoeg 3eltudaSid)rclz
Der Oes QunOcs auf ibren reRen eliernell
9ampfern rGitg Of &OtiO" nnO y9ltp of
9etin" mohrulang ipa6lera4 tubr, iAreH Sir=
inguirten @dfer 8u aeua& Sti!I1felten alta
2lTt CAB, bel Oeneu Jog u Der Ssru8 0eS 6leI-
iheS ut6t ftblts, mtlt e3 Der StlaU2 Sclplo
ieinem @taiter ais DoS 8tts riibMt, = b: III
Tolge 9efen cine meme S:IbItpte 5eralS5l.
I9lagen bOiite, bat iGOu Dor auet SaBr;u tInc
untertiibung pom s5,OOO,00O erbalteu, i,ut
Jest itelt es fth berauS, OoB iie, nm bicic
fette Spefiette gu eraatteru, cine @nrit tnl
8ert1e uon $4,000, naf AnOCrn io9ar
BON 81 200, 900 Oarnaf mari; nut Onoercn
g8Ottet, baB tees I'D $3.50, ,OOOreip. 81 ,200,.
900 foIten lieB, nm boz Der Station $5,O00,.
600 Su crBalttu. 9eOe5 atnO fann an grf4nen
baB 6ieie ungebeure Snnlme nIht tltr 4eNe
foiten uaO Sdrelberipeieu OerbrNnbt wor0er
ietn fam. Die 6ragc tit jett: User bal
an oieicr Sub mitgemolfen ?" - Der Ser
badt Iagt natiirlib, baB Die gtamen Der Ser
ionen, i0el6e beitoten puroen, allf Der sllt
Der SenatOreu uub GeprdientanteH oeS 43
Enunr9iiPS itPhcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-18

SbeilenBreuBen'S erbalten, aus oenen berporz
gebt, oaB Die Situation in oteien Bripatbriez
len nltlt iibertrieben uir0. 9elhidteSouomsr.
fer iino o'ribeu lest rar uuo erbalten itnerb0rte
BreiIe. 8IdlbiHocr, Maldiniiten, Shriftz
leBer nno 5anOmerfer uerbienen iebt 10 - so
@ulben m0bentli6, rp6brenO lie friiber faun
ben 3. 3beil erbtelteu. &ii6tige Sudbalter
perOienen in grOBen @ei9diteu, ipe,ieG bel
ben Snbultrte 9ompagntcn, 5000 10000
@uloen pro Sahr. Die @el6Gfte aeben i'm
g0njen &eide pOrtrefRi1 uuO iiberaIl berrift
Q&oblitGnO. Die GOumtIiGre ertlaren oieie
@rIheiuuug oasurh, oaB Oeutidlanb BON
Srantreid) cine 10 reidJe &riegSeutidGoiuuuo
erbielt. Oic@eitGfte nabmeu lofort nQCb nenI
Srtege Observation-Disclosures piele aeidliftc
0anOmertcr llnO I'M aricge gefaQen ODER per-
tritppelt moroen mn 6a0urd) muroe eine2iide
9ertiien, melde jeet uuSgefitllt iperSen muB:
9IctdSettig bate Oies cin Steigen Der lr
btttSl0bue 81 6olgt. Sabrltanten unS @es
mtrbtrelbeH0e, lpeStel aber Die 6reunoe Der
an89emau0Grtcn, ifrciben iett nad) ben Ser.
Staaten, nm Die &eute ;rlr Tiidwanberuno
3u oeranlanen. "a Die 9eId)dfte in 0en9Ser.
Staaten gegenmdrttg ebr flau gebeu, 10 tit e8
m0gllf, oaB 0ieie 6iidman0erunq uah
9sutidlau0 eiue ebr beOeutenoe mer0en miro.
Sn nlelcn 6allen miro iO3Gr oa5 Gelo ;ur
Ghdteiie berli6erge4iGt. G5 fOmnen 3mar
nod thinner Gtnmanocrer bier al, aber Oieiel=
ben ltno feline oanomerfer. OaS 2anO Der
lert Die, meld)e bier 0anowerfe leruten, aber
tetne Irbelt ftH6cn t6nuen. Otan befirdtct
lest and, oaB Die Otennoniten 3urIdbletbeF
neroeu, tnoem lbncn Der &dlier uou 9iuB.
Lamb ale 9epitnid)ten 3ugsitanOnife gemadt
hnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-18
sd1refliAes 9m0e etmcS Q6rSers,

= e5 III otHeS, S0may 10. 0eSbr, -
@eitern murOe Gbarles 6Omaro pcgen Oe8
i'm leBtcn CONNER all Sob. 5oBuion began
gcneu NiOrOe5 ;u lebensldugli9er 3u6tb4us,
itrafc Ucrlwtbeiit. GrOB mar sic glufrcQnnQ
wGbrenO Oe8 BrO3cIie5 uub iticg nod b0bCr,
ais e5 Der Surp bret Gage beOurftt, inn iidj
3u elnigen. 2llS i4lieBiib OoS llrtbttl be.
tannt UHrOe, legte I'D Die aufre9ulg mn
tbeiIwttIe unO augenleiu mar oaS 8ebaueru,
ooB WenigitcuS III Oieiem 60ae feiue Qlu8s
nabnle gemad)t merOen tonnte, nm ba8 bic
SOocsirafe i'll Soma perbietenoe @eiee III
umgebeu. peute fritb spiifeu 2-3 ll6r er,
ifIenen min pl0Blih 100 maStirte unO be-
maffncte Dtdnuer Dor Der Sail, itbermGlti0teu
Die l8dd)ter, holteu Oen, mn nit einem 6enlNe
betleloetcn Ui0rOer berauS uno biuoen ibn
an nG9ien 2ampcnpfoiten aui. Die Shat
muroe 10 Till uno idnell uoQiubrt, baB Som.
arb ber2it8 cine 2ttdle marr ais Der a(lQememe
auarm gegeben murOe. Siele miBbiQiaen
bic iummariidJe 8roScour, obcr I'M 9Iuoemei.
ren lit man Der Nniid)t, baB Der beriihtiate
Dt6r0er mn Die gerette SuQfe erbalteu hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-18
Ser MOrO tn 0oDoFio, IN.

ct. &oui8, 10. 9eSbr. - liuS Ser al.
ten Srtld)aft Gabotla IN Slliuoi8, ieh8 Nei.
ler llio0ltlltb Uon Sit,St. yOul5, einemYlat.
Sc, Der uoundnoig iloltrt licgt uuo mobiu fei.
ne @teubahn mo fem telegraph fitbrt,
fon1nt bic gtahridlt uon elnem idrcdliter
SIbrehen. Sarl Slider, Elm OortiQer gSirtn,
pflc9te lda9cre 3eit perbrefriihen llmqaug
mt Der 6rau zines 0euti1en, gtameu5 R0-
mer. Die SadIe murOe 10 OHeu betrieb,u, OQB
ne balo I'M gdnSen Srte rHtbur Qcmoroen
mar. 3t0mer mad)te Ieluer ,YrQu 25orluHrfe
Sic oeriHradJ id 5u beiiern, uobn ob,r trob.
Dem 5Slld)er'5 3Grrlidtrlteu rubtg bin. @e-
teruWtorgeH lj0rtCRomer gcuuq nm libtr;eugt
6u lelH, oaB tic ibr STipre6cn lid iu beiiaru,
Nldlt gehaIten. Gr ergriii iciu Gtmehr, luo
oanelbe uno be9ab ith uaf 6tittr's Eotal in
Der ablidt, Den 2Sirtb Ill t0Otan. llIS er
nor Der 2SmtblhaTt angelau9t mar, l0l er 81
ldlcr's 3pDlfjGbrlgc 8OdDtlr, pcld}c iilr tbreu
Sater QaH0 81 baIteH pfegtt, lm 6tnltcr lte=
ben. ga fam Tim Der teuillidleG'eoanfe, iidJ
an Dem Etebbdber Ietner Srau Oanurt) Iu rd-
dcn, cap er Oeiicu 3od)ttr idlInOster Hno cr
begann lofOrt oil eie 2lu5fiibrug ictnes SOr=
lateS Su 9ebeu. 9a6 Mtdoben fannie R0=
mer un0 ltcB beuielbeu III Oa8 g&obn3lmmtr,
Sort mari R6mer ite ioiprt Su 8o0en, be
nladttgte itf ibrer 8eriou uuo begaun iet1
ldlanolttt5 Serbreheu auaiufiibrcu. 90s
Wtanhen lhrle unO Slider ititrjtc nit eluen
9euehre IN oaS 3tnlmer. 2ll5 er lab, lpas
bort oor9ln9, ridlUtc CT Den %auf Der 8aiit
auf ROmer'5 &Opf uuo fsuerte. 9G8 6Qupt
oes NtGobeniddnoer5 mgr6t scriAmettert
uuo ietn 9pfer mit Slut beNedt. R0mer'S
l9ebtrn mar bis al ote @anO g.iprtgt. 81
l4er m4d1tt tetneH &criuh, 81 eutfommen
ote Nadt btnourd) bepa1te i'm cine AnSGbl
Str9T; 9titern Sormittag murOe CT Ctnen
Sonltabler auS9eliefert mo 9eiternAbenO mad
gelleutfle 1ehrnflt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-18
@ffcrIrdif ,tnN iHift.

y inctunUti, 10. Deg. - Sin juuger
Dtamt, 1tameuS SOBann &u0pp, ueriu1te
geitern 9lbeno, uahoem er ielbit Uorber cine
itarte 0OIiS gauounum gcncmneu, ietne Sc
ltebte, auf Die er etferiitttig mar, pon Der
SbiO= Bride binub in ben 6luB i'll ltitr;cn.
0a8 MdOfen tdmpfte iepod) nit aQer Strait
Der SeBucifIuHg, uB fG iflieBlid los unO
cntfIob mad 6auic. 9Ortbiu folgte ibr Der
eiferIii4ttge @eltebte unO ieste fdJ Guf Die
Sreppenitufen, ielnen SOB ermarteno. Die
Poli3et fanO i'm in bewuBtloem 3uitou0c
unO, nadbem Gr3tlihe @egeumittel nngcs
manOt unO er rpteOer sur SeIinuung qefoms
men, madtc er iclbit oa8 ScteuntniB.
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Selesrap9iibe 9epci5en'
SSaIanSs sSepeIGea.
1smIer foatslt&er @aH.-empfaas
- i'm ,, RsetBe1 Ss amie, "


8d btngton, Is. 0t3br. &a-
lafaua erbob ith beute Oorgen iebr friig uno
id)ien itb beoeuteno besr Su beIinOen, ais
9eteru unO oOrgeittrn. Die AerSte ipredel
aber trOBblm nit groBtr 8eior9niB iiber lei
nen 3HtauO unp perbieten ibm poiitin,
abenO5 baS 0Otel 3u uerlaiien.
Shon III Den Wtorgenitunoen itt1ts iid) Der
olte id]ltnlne 0uiten mie0er eiu unO eS idlieu
Atfangs nngeuiB, oh er i'm Stanoe iein
merpe, Dem Prd Ioenteu ieiuen 9eiudJ su ma
tlen. 9e9en II llbr lieB er i'm ,,8eiBen
9aule" Ieinen 8eiu6 nnmelOeu uHo Der Bra.
ltoent ia9te, er iptroe 5miGen l uuo llbr
ben S0ntg empfangen. @egeu ? llbr fubr
Der S0ntg am ;, gSeiBeu 6auie" Dor; Der SAT-
unp IeIn Seiolge murben am nDrolid)en &or-
tai bon Dem Sefret6r Siib, SberItlieutenant
0rant uno ben Yieutenants 6obfer uno Sot=
ten empfangtu. SefrCtdr 6iib gcleitete Den
SOnig iu'S oau8, oil DR. Gbiir empfug i'm
Der BrdF0ent. Die @eIeli6aft beglb iidj
oann in Den yblaueu Snal," NO bic 0iieut=
lid)e StgritBUng IN @egeuwart aller Ntmtiter
itattfauO. Die llnterreOuug mar tur;. Ser
SOnlg unO Der BrGFbent nabmeu aui eiuom
SGpba Ylab, nno eS entipanu itf) inter ben
anncienoen 0erren cine Swaugloic llHtcrbal=
tung.
gtod etlpa 20 Minuten erbob iih Der &0
m9 uno uerabi9ieoete fif. SefretGr 6tib
uuo Sberit 9raut beglctteten thu bis Sunl
8aQen, un0 bic @erem0nie mar III @uOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-18
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Ser Qd)tb. &arl Sd)urH Senator BON
0tliiourt, bciudtc gciieyn Baltimore unr belt
9lbenO5 Inter btn 2luipl5ten BON Saoler's
"Business-CoIIege" in o6retm0ater 3empel"
an gtorO=GbarleS.S .StraBt iainc bteliad) beiPro=
dlene mo BON ben bCruorra9enoteu Slattsrn
0es 2anoeS fritiitrt2 Sorleiuug iber yGrs
SWhrngS= &rotltmc." Der groBe Sadl mar
uohlgPfitQt, IND uamelltlidl 0as OeutIde
8ublItun ttdrf pertreteH. 2tlS Der ScnatOr
Ruf Der 9rlbitue Crid)ieu, lpllr0e er nit iebbaf
ten &pplaEie b.griilt. Ser attb. Soitua
Sauiant lellte 6rt. Sd)utS Dor, Der obne
SGrjug ielne &orieiun9 btgann unb Geinabe
Smet StnHoen ie;Re oOrer feiIelte. $5GuFg
mur0e btr 0tsbuer ppn lebbaftem 2(pplaue
unterbrohen, Der chen 10 iebr eem tutereiiauz
ten SuGaite Der GDrlsung, ais 0et nlliters
haiteu 0thetorit gait, bic 0cn 9aujeu &orna9
haraIteriiirte.
Die onIcrifauiid)e r0nbefebilQn5 1T
gsqeumGryig nm $4,000, 900 g,uili1er, el8
rOr ;mej SNhreH, mo OennOtb illeBt 0Qe ame-
ritaHjife 9aO ;pr 3ejt mebr nad) europa,
ais le. Die ltri0d1 ut, OnB 0a5 Sob I'M
2anpe feiucn reIatiuen 0crtL bGt; Die @ripar=
niGe unjeres &oltes, pcld)e 2lnlage rslp, 8e.
ihditigung ia4an, tDnnen feline finOen, lpeti
bic s5npunje'H brad liegen, un0 in Solge
b,iicu mtgben Die 8Ono8, nel@e mir mG6renO
hes SrIeseS ar caS 2lu8lau0 uerfaaiten, Don
0leiem 5Iratgctuult, SobolO Die t0artgelt.
sahlunQ in4uSlifT gspommfg werOen miirDe,
miro iib OteS dnoert.
0as Tlotten 3 epartcmeut !4eini
cine gau;e 2(nSobl Don %arailten 5u BabeH.
Gin 0r. 9tOrman g8iOr6, utlher DapOn 3u
lsben iGetnt, Seitlte ST prObjren, erbielt
$4,000 fir etncn ein5tgeH 8rObeiduB. 81
ueriangte bonn Songreiie eiue 8ermilligunQ
pon s., 100000 fir iaiue 3mede, erbielt fl
aber nidt, worauf DER Wariueminiiter 3iobe.
ION 100000 ans elnem Yrirationo ieiues Dc,
partententS 3O9, lDpmit Or. gSiaro gliidlid
slpti Sanonen 8eripreugte. - y3eu &eIt Dor
mir 0Hrhgebra6t," faun er i'll bic bsttef
ienSe 8e9nnH9 id)reiben.
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melOet, Dap IN Gsr Stride o.8 abqeiebfer
! GlenOenuing am lebteI SOuutQqe Der Gbrp
| 9r. 9oo, ietn Gertbeioigsr eoy Dem presbu
terianiiheH SrbeHgertfte, prt0iQte. Glen
oenniug ielblt lit init Der @usarbeitlne eige.
4ppeQs oil eRS Bresbgtertum beihdifiat.
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nStory" psraHtuOrtlid, baB G6niQ ia
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! itranNete im ltiQen S;;Gne Der 98aQfiid,fQbre
,,Snpepeuoence" BON Jtei9 8eoiorO, Niali
Sier atarolsu rettetell Td) a1e lan6e.e
if,lieBlid) anf ben 0amai5 nod poE RenIheu
freiIeru bemobuteu SauDmtAs. Snielu. Sin
Yrtn;eiiin fanO Gefaqen OIL einem Der Ifo
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-18
On Mirth cridloiic1t.

Us a ter MN, GONH., l6. 0t.-@es
tern a6enO betrat Elm iuHger II iibrigcr
Rann, Namen8 Ism. @uan5, Die @irtbi6aft
oes prn. SafOb Sefcr gu StmmOuSuiac, cine
Ntclle iltoltt bon bier gelegen. 0erielbe
toufte uuO bcSablte einen SdnQps unb
miinidte, 3mei oocr orei Dtinuten in Der
8trtbidlaft perbleibeu 3u Oitrfen. 8eder
mollte oteS nid)t 9citattcu uno Oa @uaus ;0=
gerte, itdl 8n entfcrHeu, er9riH @ritercr eiHeu
8Hlpptl unO ifrttt III brobeuoer gSeiie oa-
nit ouf thn los. @uau5 3og MN etneu 0te.
pOlOer unc ibOB. 8efer ourb oa8 ltnfe Q(uue,
tbn iofOrt toOt nieOeritrefeuO. Dies lit Ser
erlte mo DlrtItd)e NtOro, Der lett Sabrcn bier
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-12-18
Der ltuteridhcif In SrcrePs g3anf.
aeid1Qft.

BBlla0elp . 6ta, -. Oc3. - 0iobert
Stabi, Der 8Hbbalter fir oaS europdiid)e
Qepartcmcnt NeS SaufbauIe8 DON Grerel &
Comp, murOe beute inner 900 Sur0idaft
9clteat; er lit angetlagt, beOeutenoe 5ummen
Hnterldld9cn 5u babeu. ut0u glbt an, 0aB
er OucA Talife Ginrd9c III ausldnOijhen
2Sedlieiuertrdgeu an $4,000 auf ieineu @ra
0tt anSfcllte, meldle Summcu er pou icinen
NQenten ilehen lIeR.