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CHURCH DIRECTORY.


IT. Matthew's Episcopal Church-Corner In
mar and Elm streets. Rev. y. ID, Dayenport.
Rector. Sunday School at o am, Services
atlO}g am. and "a pm.
Methodist Episcopal Church South-Corner
commerce and Lamar streets, Rev. DIR. w .
+. Easterling, Pastor. Sunday School at Q
am; Services at III n. IN. and ~ d, IN. City
mission services, Swiss avenue, east Dallas
at III A. NJ, and corner Young and Ervov
streets, ut 3 p. NJ. every Sabbath. Rev. SAM
uel Armstrong, pastor.
Catholic ChGrch--Bryan streat fnew bpl,d.
ingl-Rev. Father MartiniGr, Pastor Ssr-
vices; Low mass, ami high mass, lOlS am:
Vespers, 4p.m, ''
Christian Church-Elder II. NJ. Gano. Pastor
Services every Lords day at III n. M. and III
pm. Sabbath school at or am. -" WV ~
Missionary Baptist Church-Patterson ave.
nue.. Rev. Abram Weaver, Pastor. Sunday
S,I at 81 am. Services at 1917 am. and
PRESBYTERIAN Church-Erm street. Rev A
T. Smith, DID,, Pastor. Services every Sab.
pain at lOl am. and PIN. Weekly praver
meeting Wednesday at pm. Sabbsth
school sabbath morning at o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal Church.-Preachina eve
w sabbath at 1910 q. m. and Sp, M: class
meeting u M; song service 7;20 D. m, Sunday
scno9l a: M; prayer meeting Thursday
Cumberland Presbyterian Church--Jefferso
street, Sunday School at Sk am. Services
~ II q. m, andS p. m.
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TIIE candidates Tor minor appoint
mcuta In the London puttollice arc re-
quired to make written statements M
60 The medical histories Of themselves
aud their families. Here are soulu Ul
the facts which they have furnished I;
"l'athcr had sunslr0ke, and | caught
Il Of him - "My little brother died Of
some funny name - "a grcbt whit q
eat drnwcd my sislers breath and she
died otltp "ApperpleXityin "Par.
nslcs; - "Burralger In the head y
"Rummltauic pain;n "Shortness OF
breath :" indigestion Of the lungs F"
''ouccrlina H. the throat :" "Plstolcs
on the hark.n
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Hereafter all bills for yertisesnents
sD tkis paper will he cOiiecte monthly,
unless otherwise specified In con tracts.
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Our fall stock is beginning TO
arrive, and will Ge larger than
ever before.
We still continue TO make
wall paper, window shades,
ETC., a speciality.
Purchasers will find CIR stock
complete. and the largest and
best selected ia north Texas.
SchO0l books in great variety,
all 0s which ut bottom prices.
PIERCE AZ EYEE.
SOY Main street.
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Though u, " NJ, Kahn have closed
out NJ their establishment on Main
street, yet their stock Of gents cloth
Ing IL by No manner Of means out, M
all viii nnd on inspection Of the latest
STYLES nl their new quarters on corner
Of Lamar aud ELM streets, where can
he found full suits, Of every qualify,
for gentlemen youths and boys, to-
gether vlIh lineahiris, undergarmenlsl
gloves, orayats, scaris, elcp ut very
modest figures.
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Now wngon. and nngg,es.

Wllwer, agent Of the sludebnGer
wagons, received yesterday, u large
stocl, Of the mmous studobaker wag'
ons, with several elegant aud slounch
~ built buggIes Of the same manulac'
tory, Another invoice OF the ramc
viii be In about the lsL Of November
4 car lopdo Southern clipper plows,
regarded as tho very best plow ever
brought TO This atate, are nov on The
way TO thIs house.
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FR ANEkLEN g. 90.

SOA Main street. have received
81 very fusIsupply Of new books
consisting OF the standard au-
tiiOPs in prose and poetry, the
best and NEST approved light
literature. appropriate jUvc-
nile reading. school books.
etc., etc. which they sell very
cheap
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1T You want the finest and
cheapest books ever brought 10
Dallas. go 10 Franklin ~ Co.'s,
0O4 Main street, where is the
largest. best selected and most
complete stock Of books. sta
fionery, wall paper, gold pens,
blank books, varieties, etc,
ever offered in this market,
which are selling ON most ac-
comm odating terms.
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NOTICE.

As hereby given that Charles
Parker has no connection
whatever with the MARKET
BAKERY. All accounts will
pc collected by us. Parties
failing 10 receive attention will
please give notice at the Ra-
kerry. ODELL BROS,
S3S Main street,
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Hrompuda minstrel troupe vii not
po,ioim wspduulhcd, iiut appear
Ola Friday aua ialurdpyeyenlngs' WIN
umnunee 0u Saturday afternoon onr
uil lms ale well acquainted w'lh ne
superiority Of Ills talented troupe ana
win rive ils geullenloHly nnd popular
manager Nud his company 'IouseT
on each evening Of their appearance
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TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
NFERCEAL DIRECTORY.
CITY DE DALLAS.


ltayOr--W. j., Cabcll.
Ensiueet--W iliam NJ johnson.
AttOrncy--Wllliaip M. Edwards.
Recommendations II. West.
Assessor aud. ColleGtor-Thomas j. Keeton.
Observation-Disclosures Peak.
Deputy MarshHl--John II. Ryan.
POlcemen--J. w. Spencer, A. W, MlXson,
j.. VI. RUSSELL &. u. Blood, samuel Crabb, y,
II. H. Nichols, W, T. Morton, j. II. Elder, j.
g. llamel, -. A. stewart, Stephen Hudson,
Frank Tusten.
Health Onicer--Dr. NJ. A. Cornelius
Aldermen--. FiiSt ward: Il. H. BurkGs, James
a. Leonard, Henry lGryay. Second ward; u.
j. Coughanour, John NJ. Howell: Third
Mcconnell. Fourth ward: II. b. Mcconnell,
w, Q. Young.
The oiiicss Of the various city officers are
at the city market house. The board OF AL
dermen meet ia regular session AT the cpun-
ell room over the market, every Tuesday
night,
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peslrabIe rroper.y Cor snle.

On Saturday, at II o'clock, Messrs.
Noble & Booth will sell, for cash, the
building heretofore known as the Texas
and Pacific saloon, and the lot on
which it stands. The building covers
the entire ground, 2jxl0O feet, and is
suitable for business house. There is
no reservation; the property must be
sold.
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Brenond'g Celebrated Minstrel Troupe
and Cornct Rand at odd Fellows
HAL ON Wednesday and Thursday
evening. October aIst nmd ogi.

We are here again, stouncbannd true. We
come with most Of the old foccs, together
with six comedians from the Vaclic coast,
all artists Of acknowledged ability. Pathos,
wit and humor combined The only troupe
that has kept tho road through the entire
season, and the secret of IL IL simply this,
that we give n show brimul of wit and hu-
NOR, FREQ nom yulgarlly. We have Travelled
from the Gulf of Mexico to the harbor of san
Francisco and back in ten months without
missing n stand
Reserved seats for sale Mt Pierce & Lyle's
book store, 5Q7 Main street, Dallas, Texas,
2lldit
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Mcssrs. Reed y LatilrOp Will
be found for the next week or
two at laanailtOn's hat store, Oh
Main street. where tlhey will be
happy To see their friends and
customers. They will SELL at
reduced prices, al large stock OF
wall paper, books. etc., etc. un-
Ill they secure az permanent
location.
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REED A. EATIHStOP

VIII selIthc Educational series
Ol school books az Introductory
rates and exchange for old and
unpopular books. 1'hcy Keep
also ~ full stock Of nh other
school books, which they VIII
aeli aB low uS the lowest.
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NOysklE.

lob work H. invariably pnyil-
bie On delivery, and all tr.lR-
silent advertisements at the
thine they are handed In. Eegal
advertisements MIst also be
paid Ira advance. These ruAcS
viii be strictly observed.
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S0CaE'EaES


NAuSOuES.
DALLAS C0MMANDERY No. o, Knights
Templar, Will meet at the Asylum In the city
of Dallas, on the first Thursday after the last
Saturday In each month.
FRANK AUSTIN, Z. G.
Ed. q. BOWER, Recorder.
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messrs. Hamm q wilson.

These reliable butchers are constantly
enlarging their patronage by never
falling in selling only the very best
and freshest meat. Their stalls are
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rOIt fAT.If,

ny Fesldenef, eaFWeF rnriir avenue
nnd IlansiOn streets, eHhFaoiRR hhli
biork ~ gEeHad van - Weli hn'Hhp"
0ne.si0ry aad Placement f9ei''enh'tsI'
buiIding, nnd ~ neposhnrb "hih"''"'
ings, eie, A. early applicant mas no.
WV mo. W, swIADELIls'
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Notary puisIic @md agent for
the collection on claims ia Aus"
TIM OeH,ce AZ CASTOR a. Thomas
bank, ROrth side 0T the psabIic
square.
OTltf
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The Ladies' Aid and Benevolent society of
81. Matthews parish will meet at the resi-
deuce of Mrs. H. Iiommedleu, No. lUS Griffin
street, Wednesday afternoon. at half.past o
O'Clock. FANNIE SAWYER,
SlolSt Secretary
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Noticc.

On and after the first of this month (0ctc-
ber), we wish TO inform our friends and GUS
toners that we will not sell on time ut all.
We will do n cash business exclusively, and
run no more monthly accounts,
20dlOt LEONARD BROS.
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patterns af taste ani bounty, and their
customers know when iley lake a
steak, roast or chop sfrom these stalls
that ID is no, / IN every particular
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DALLAS CHAPTER, No. II, Royal Arch
Masons, meets at the Chapter Rooms in the
city OF Dallas, on the first Monday in each
month.
w. NJ. q. YOUNG, NJ. e. HIP.
HENRY Boil, Secretary.
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UcniI,cr itCp0ri.

Monn temperature of the city ol Dnllns.
yesterday, Kept By John =. llobcltn,duglisli
Fnhronh, rs nlAl.clhss thermometer;
uhlNk ~
" oclOeN hnIu,t,u',s''s' '''''''''''''''''''"
o'cluclS u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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Excursion tickets 10 Marshall ana return
good until ana including October gOlhi ME
ON sale NJ ToXps ana Pacific Ticket Office
Fare rorround lrip,ss 10
H. Is. THOMAS,
otadtt Auput
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DALLAS LODGE No. Al, !. o. o. F., meets
on every Wednesday night, at the Odd Fell
lows Hall. Jas. Il. DAVIS, n. q,
4. +. WOLF Secretary
TRINITY LODGE No. l. o. o. f., meets
every Monday night mt Odd Fellows hall.
II. Is MCCONNELL, n. q.
+. p. LYLE, Secretary.
Eood Tempiars.
THOMAS CHAPEL LODGE, I, o. G.. T.,
meets every Saturday night at the Thomas
Chapel church.
SION y. RECORD. W. C. tt.
j. W. RECORD w. Secretary.
Patrons of Husbandry.
BRECKINRIDGE GRANGE No. q, of the
Patrons Of Husbandry. meets at Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third Sat.
urdays Of each month.
Il. L. FRANK, Master.
ID. X. BECKER. Secretary.
knights of Pythias.
CoEUR DE LEON LODGE, No. s, meet
every Tuesday evening. r. b. Seay, Past
Chancellor II. Ward, Chancellor Comman-
derj I. NJ. Miers, Vice Chancellor; r. p.
Preiate; A. =. Jett Masterof Exchequer; j. 8.
Downs Vaster of Finance; j. q. Leigh Keep
erof Records and Seals; Cross, M. at A.
Britanie society.
The Brltanic society meets every alternate
Monday evening, In knights OF Pythias
hail.. ]. b. MuNDEE, President
j, II, RYAN, Secretary.
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LAST spring a little son of Mr.. Berry
found some ore on his fathers farm, on
Fish creek. At the time It was thought
to he gold. a piece was sent to the
Philadelphia mint, OF which the su.
perintendent says: "The lump OF
metal sent by you does not appear to be
an ore, but is simply mixture of cop
per and tin (bronze) which may be a
modern piece of gun metal or it may
be ancient, as the Mexicans knew how
to make these alloys" Where did the
Mexicans get the tin that is mixed
with the copper? Is there tin mine
rs well as copper located in this
country? Mr.. Hobbs informs us that
he took out several wagon loads Of this
bronze In sinkinga well on bis farm
in this county. There are vast guam
titles of it ON Dry Elm, within twenty
miles of Gainesville Gainesville Ga
zette.
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A DOCTOR of south Boston announces
himself as professor of rheumatism
Like a professor of religion, he hasn't
got II himself,
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Publishing SEeriiE's and Ad,ninistrn.
LOr'S SnsCa.

from the Jimplecute.l
This subject is again agitated by the
press OF the state, but, singular to say,
it was never mentioned in the late
newspaper convention at Dallas. We
have yet to learn what that meeting
did do. But as for endeavoring to get
Texas legislature to do anything in
the premises is entirely out of the
question. We have tried for years,
long ago, and gave it up. The fact is,
there is always too many spectators
and sharks in the Legislature who know
what an advantage it is to keep such
sales dark.
Thousands of orphans have been
swindled by such infamous laws, as
only requiring notices to be stuck up
in few places, where they are imme-
diately pulled down by the shark, for
the purpose of securing the property
for nothing. We have just noted a
ease in point. At Denison the print
ing company have been sold out under
a deed of trust for few hundred dol
lars, by some party who was smart
enough to take hold Of the law, and
mean enough to use it. Every solitary
state in the union, except Texas, re-
quires all such sales to be published in
the papers. And that such is the case,
is a disgrace TO intelligence, civiliza-
ton, christianity aud moral honesty.
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NOTICE.

M accounts against employees Ira the
Herald ORice VIII be allowed In settle
menfs with she office unless an order
from the Proprietor IN given.
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ANY honorable position. salesman pre-
serred. j. JEWELL.
lO7dtf
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Printed in pamphlet form, with neatness
and dispatch, at the HERALD OFFICE.
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TANNEHII.L LODGE, No. 80, I. & A. NJ,
meets on the second and. last Saturday eYenI
ings of each month, at the Masonic Hall.
JOHN j. GOOD, w. NJ.
HENRY Boil, Secretary.
DALLAS LODGE, No 4l2 +. Il A. NJ,
meets on the first Saturday evening of every
month, at Its hall over Wheat's store, on
Liain street. VIC, YOUNG, W. NJ
a. W, NowLIN, Secretary.
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odd Fellows.

RIDGELEY ENCAMPMENT No. 2, /. o.
U. f., meets on the first and third Friday
nights in each month, at the Odd Fellows,
Hall. IL. Il. BOHNY, c, Z,
NOISE KAHN, Scribe.
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.,NRllrlA.r

instantaneous cure Tor neuralgia.
II. @. HOSKINS,
9pdly Agent for Dallas.
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OFFInE ~ IW nALLAs HfRAlnl
urlpptl -li lai
lCpupclpa daily by lhe fiml hHlialR Bans
hlllns, sslllns
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'RAlngs0lD rs5aM TABLE.
Arrival nnd Departure Of Truins M
tSaiiHa.

tfhifN~,
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Airveai
From the South Qmail and eXpress(" &22 II. IN,
From tha South, (ncc0mmodRliunllOM0 y. m,
From the North, accommodation M
TEXAS AND PACIFIC.
Leaves. Arrives
Mail ana ENprosS........5:lj y. m, S:l6 u. IN
Accommodations. II. IN. ll55 y. IN
Through treighb,,....,.3.W u. Al, loo y. m
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IunbOr.

Yellow plncrough,all slges aud lpnglh " Ol
per M WHITE Pine clonr, "a, l'sqnd y lnghel
bsO % per M, White Pine Notwithstanding
ga ~ 'pur NJ; White Pine woathorb0nrdlnp
en-, per M, White Pine woathcrbOnl dinH
go % per mi White Pine ceiling So % per M
White Pine inch boards $40 NJ per nj Whltt
Pine inch boards $40 10 per mi syprcis "a,
shingles 10 30 per mi cypress No,
shingles, IS % per M pnlings, mncy hoadi'
s5l 90 per mi Lnth q W per mi shingles
white pine, 81 % per M Shingles, WINE
pine, e5 10 per IN; Shingles, hlio pine, u bO
temcnts % @per Darrell Plaster Paris VI w pei
barrel,
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Timers, Stocks and Metals.

TIM 10 lGSl4, charcoal, per boz $50 5O TX
lOxi, charcoal, ,SlSOOi *, l2xl2 charcoal,
S2l %; &c, chareol, HX2O, sll 0Oi TX, charcoal,
2S,'$SS 90; block tin u h l5c; Sheet zinc u n
l5c; Pig lead u ID lOc; Copper bottoms " Ii
6Oci Sheet IRON 26Y27 " h l2%c; Solder extra
refined " b S8c; Galyanlged from In full bum
dies " ID 2Cc American Russia ~ soc.
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2lsist
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Fruits, Nuts ana Con,cciioncries.

Peaches 2-lb, ~ dozen, 81 100 Pears, 2-lb, W
dozen, 80 90; Plums, green cages, 2-b 70 dozen,
81 10; Strawberries, 2-lb, % dozen, W 10; Rasp-
berries, lib, Bdozen, 50 ~; Blackberies, 2-lb,
~ dozen, s2 70; Tomatoes, 2-lb, 81 dozen, o. 90.
Corn, 2-ib, U dozen, 81 5O@3 %; Peas, 2-lb, "
dozen, 81 bO@3 %; SuccOtRsh, 2-lh, " dozen,
80 So Holsters, IN, " dozen, 50 OOi Oysters,
Lib, NdoZen, o. 70.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-09-24

On MOTION HOaTV aI1OHFHttl 8FHE HFt'
G. III. ROBINSON, Auditor.
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SUITS MADE TO ORDER
WE MEAN BUSINESS!

Talk is cheap, but prices
tell ; we have got tho GOODS
and are bound to sell.
We want it distinctly I'M
derstood that it is eur aim
to do a larger busin ess,
make more new customers,
and sell ore Goods this fall
than ever before. We have
got the Stock tina. will do
til and all we elbow" for,
is Customers. Our business
has been satisfactory, but
we are anxious to increase
il, and know what is neces-
sary to bring about that
result, viz: "Good Goods,
fair and square dealing, and
low prices.
M liner & Palmer,
Knoxville, Iowa.
(west Side Of square.
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PaGCEEEsfsd s
m CT SUEERV ISeRS
4. me Septsaber session, 1874.
concluded
or TIE

poord also ordered that the fol-
,oras certified up by the prop
@ If District Townships, In
,,, districts and Incorporated
~ entered upon the proper tax
e Marion county for the year
|5y the Auditor, to-wit;
EpFNDENT DlST.'S CLAY TP.
Bethel.
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"Cannot conceive my love, what is the matter with
my watch, L think 1t must want cleaning"
'sOh no papa dear. don't think 10 wants cleaning,
because Baby and hndit washing in the basin for
er 80 long this morning."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-22

SGbn her btItoblenen 8eriOnli9feit mar. IlS
Der Satier bierbcu III SenutniB geiett wurpe,
befabl er, OaB ouS @eieB ieinen SAM nebmen
iOue. @S id)eint, paB Der Brit5 Oie Did
manten etrer betannten SAuuipielertn 5uht
@ad1enf madte
@crIdlw5rnne III Grafau.
ct. Betcrs hurg, 10. 0tat. - GS Ut
bier g9adrtdjt eingetrOfeu, baB III Srafau
fiirSltd) cine 8trId)D0rIug enioGdt un0 lehSz
5ehn Sbetlne6uler oil oerielbeu eridlofen nor,
ben iciens S9a5 Die 9lri9w6rer be3uedten,
lit ni6t angegeben.
2oubOn, 16. Ntai.-Jie bGutigey Simes"
la9t: Ser @Sar erflGrte geitern bel einem
Gmpfange beS OiplomatiIden &orps, baB es
DE Bolttif 9iuBlano's lei, ben Trteoen 0es
Continents Suerbalten, IuS or boffe, Die euroz
pdrden Rdd)te murOtn i'll Oicier 6raSe cint9
iein."
2>eI Scar reii'te beute Mtorgeu mad @biiel'
burt, I'M Der GI=$;Giierin Gugenie eincn Be
uh 5u MAIDEN. Set ictuet 5!iidfebr ptrb CT
beute 2lbeHO blS llnterbauS beiu6cit. G5elc=
gentIid ieiae8 StufcS in @rpitaapalate
miro Inn Su @breu ciH 6eucruert abgebrannt
lperoeu.
2onbon. IS. Ntai. - Der gleife bes
ruifidleu Satiers, relder rpegen 9iamanters
0iebiabls pcrhaftet wuTbe, iit Der dlteite
Sehn be8 GiroBfiirIten @Onltantiu.
Qon6on 49, Mai.- &raf SdoHualoff,
Ser @ebcimpoli;lit oer ruiTiheuSalsrfamilie,
bat beute Die &trF9erunJ 9egcbeu, oaB alle
perbauntcu Yolen, nit 9lu5nabnte BON brci
betauuten M}6roeru, III ibr &aterlaub Suriit
tebren Oiirfteu.
9nrfei.-9ruSe SeuetSbrunft
@onfauttuOpel, 10. 0ai.-9n Ga
lata, eer aroBen &oritaot pou @onItautino.
pei, Scrit0rte cine Tcuar8brunIt geitern 9lbenO
100 pGuier, meldje mciftus BON 0rrten Sus
Den buuObnt mQrcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1874-05-22
Gin SpaniI6er Sauoeaen.

gSenl man - id]retbt Der Usaorlber Cor.
reiponbent Der Independence Beige" un-
term 2S. Ipril - Semauben atS einen Col
oattn pom Sheitd bis 3ur Sohle beseihnen
lam, 10 1T c8 gcmiB Der ipaniife WtarihoQ
emanuel De la @oud,n. 9fadocm er Der Ii
beraleu Bartei in bem iieheniGbrigen Srieq
trefflldle SienIte geleitet, nad)oenl er 1848
@atalenien pacifcirt, bOrte er 1866 plDblid)
ouf, in Der attipen aruee 81 iguriren. Scit
oieier 3ett mar @anomrtblfaft ieiue 6aupt=
belfdfti9nng. 0abct gebt er aber in ganS
lGltlamer Seiie Dor. Seiue glrbciter ftno in
SOmpagnie'n unb Shmaorenen etnqetbeilt
unb mcroeu gaus re9lemeut5mGBi9 bon Gorz
pOrGIen, Sergeanten unDSifi3icren comman=
Dirt. IRf ben groBeu @iitern, Die CT perlual=
tet, 9eifiebt 9llcS na6 beln Sdlall berSrom=
mel. Die Shuitter fiibren f0rmli6 Itrate.
glide Seiuegungeu aus nnO man arbeitet MIR
nah ben 0le9eln elmer SpeStal Sattif, ltntcr
eem @tnfuiie zines mOglidlt rigor0ien Nili-
tdrcooer. Sein S0auS lit cine 9aierne ODER
ptelmebr baS 6auptquartier innitten eneS
Sa9CrS. 9Sa8 nidt oloatiid), miBfGllt Die
lem alten Saubcgen. Der iibrigens fir einen
Der geihidteiten nno energiiflten ipani6en
@enerole Der 9egenmart gilt. 9SdbrenO Der
Smet Gage, Die er it'd i'll Somorrotro aufN
brelt, set9te cr IN isinem ganSen @ababreu,
Dap er ith trot ieiner 68 Sabre nod in cine
mabrbaft iu9enOlidbe Srte98begeiiterung Der.
ieben fam, glS er am Gage ra9 einer Sn.
tunft Dor llbr aufitanO, bcila9te er iid) iiber
Die St0bSOifiStere unb AOjutanten, baB iie 10
faul ieien uuO nod nift Su ieiueu 0ienten
lliinOen. Ser BrditOent Der Grecutipgemalt
1T aber chen 10 pfiffis, ipie Goud,u MARTA.
lid. sSdbrenb getterer nod in einem Wfor=
gencOitiime iid iibcr Die lGifgen Sfft3iere be-
tla9te, bate Serruno idon uoGe &oilette &C.
m0dt, uno nod idlug eS nift llbr, ais inn
GOnda in poaer llniiorn, cine @igarre rail-
d)enO NIB cine 9epeide leienO, einbsri6rei=
ten lab. 9as frappirte ben alten Srieger.
Serrano ipielte ieiue 9toae aber nod rueitcr:
uab, ab!" rief CT III ganS rubi9em Sone,
mir id)eint, Sie baben tief i'll ben Morgen
buletn geihlafen." Gouda ipdre iiber oteie
Scmcrtrtng balp in Sbnmad)t sefauen.