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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-15

EASTERN DISPATCHES
o 0 N esTIc IN TELLIcEnc E
Fire In a Ten House.

Fire In a Ten House.
NEW YonR, April l5.-rhe building
containing Nichols stock Of teas. on
Pearl street, was partially burned this
morning. The total loss on the build
Ing and stock Is $4,000. Insured.
Destructive Tornado in Nashville.
Tenn.
NASHVILLE. April ia tornado
passed over dlagsnally from west to
east. through the city this morning,
seriously damaging and crushing =
large number Of stores and residences.
The tornado was about n quarter Of a
mile In width. and moved with fearful
force, crushing the fronts Of large
buildings as though they were paper.
Boudle's livery stable, u large structure
filled with horses, wagons and large
quantities Of feed, was blown of It's
foundation into back water from the
river, drowning n number Of horses,
and It Is thought II man. 1t Is Inn
possible now TO estimate the number
Of buildings damaged. but the loss will
exceed 800, 900 In the city. 1t Is
feared that there has been serious loss
OF life aud damage to property along
the tack Of the storm In the country.
100000 for n subsidy.
New YoRK, April l5.-Russell Sage,
President Of tho Pacific Mall Steam
ship Company, makes the following
statement concerning the appropria-
ton Of $500, 900 for use In Washing
ton In 1872: During Stockwells
administration tho Pacific Mall Com
pany applied to Congress for n sub
sldy. Stockwell told his successor In
office that he had been Induced to
make this application by n irwin,
the csmpany's agent In San Francisco,
who had informed him (StockwelD that
All English company was about to
start an opposition line between China
aud San Francisco, aud 1t was cssen-
tial that the Pacific Mail Company
should have the subsidy In order to CON-
pete probably. stocswell further told
them that having become alarmed, lie
employed Irwin to so to Washington
to lobby for tho company. Irwin
hired a magnificent house, entertained
royalty and procured the subsidy, but
his bills amounted to six hundred
thousand dollars and he had the money.
This amount was blindly charged on
the books Of the company to the San
Francisco agency. No information
was sbtainablc from lin rs TO his ex-
penditurss. When the Sage admins
tratien came into power they asked
for n bill Of items, but Irwin suddenly
left for Europe, aud has not since APP
pcared here. The company are tax
Ing measures to recover $500, 600 worth
OF property which he had bought In
Philadelphia aud transferred to bis
sister. Ex.Presidsnt Stocswell Is also
I'm Eurepe.
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nm n

well.known throughout the country asa Paihol
oyist aad Psychologist. whose successful treat
nent Of certain physical disabilities and func.
tional deranyements deseryedly cntitle him IN
the familiar recognition OF the Great Specialist.
would respectfully inform the citizens OF VII.
ginia City and vicinity that he has returned TO
Virginia, and can be consulted until sATuR-
DAY EVENING, APRIL is, at his office, No.
II. WILLIAMS AND BIXLET'S BUILDING
Entrances opposite Post-ofice. and on u
street,, thus giving invalids an opportunity Of
ridding Themselves, through his professional
agency. OF such constitutional annoyances and
ailments as 10 claims TO compass and TO cure.
Without entering into biographical details, II ls
suficient 10 simply promulgatc The fact that DR..
Spinnsy's ~esrlies. reputation may be traced
Montreal Canada EasD Medical Institute. The
regime Of the English Pharmaceutical Collcgsi s
gHnced by an elevated standard. An extended
experience and An ssslduous study OF the varied
phases Of disease. enable him TO guarantee ~.
i~urances Of success In the eradication OF tho
multiform chronic affections. incident TO both
sexes, such a. Nervous Debility, Exhausted
Vitality, Youthful Exccsses. Marriage Impedl.
ments. Chronic and General Affections.
TO THR LADIES.
DIR. SPINNEY. while naturally impressed
with the delicacy OF Inc subject. feels no heel.
fancy In assuring them that, In conjunction
.nIs,in,. sneh "a Neryeuspc,s. Neuralgia.
snir.i N.,tnes. Ioss of Annette. IAsrituds,
prolsn.n. Iiieri' R.troyer,ion, or Di.pIaccment
of ths Tomb' vsrinal irrerularitiss. Leuchor-
"a. nv.ncn.i, in,ii-e.tion' Constipation, and
M. ,nsns nr,Iy irri,stinr di,iractisns thai al.
mai inv.rIabiy have Their origin In the uterine
re,ion' agord them Immediate relief.
~ n.,,,v .,w ms upaIpn
Oo"H AVN On
II matters net what yourtrouhle may be. come
and LET the Doctor examine your case. ~ VIII
cost yeu notning I1r eonsu,ia,loh, ~ ps. mi
and satisfy yourselves wneshei tns Doc'or un.
dcrslands your saso, y nc San euIo yoahe
VIII tell you 90, u not, ne VIII my ~, loIn.
will not undertake q cure uhiess heis eohhdent
OF enectng = cure.
YOUNG MES,
Who may DO suffering from the effects Of youth.
ful folIics or indiscretlon, win do well TO avail
themselves OF this, the greatest boon ever laid
Al tho altar OF suffering humanity. Dlt. SPIN.
NEY will guarantees TO forfeit $50 for every
ease of seminal weaku css or private disease Of
any kind or character, which he undertakes and
unfortunate ~raifercr who may read this notice,
mat Won are ircaiing upon dangerous ground
when you lsncsr delay In seeking the proper
remedy for your complaint. You may be In the
drrt stace-remember you arc approaching the
ia,t. IN Won are bordering upon the last, and
are suffering some or all OF It's evil effects, 70.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-15
SUCCESS BASED UPON MERIT.

I. n, n subject Of general remark,
among both wholesale and retail drug
eists, that 10 medicine introduced &c
the American public has ever gained
such a popularity aud met with SC
large a sale In all parts Of the land, IN
the same length Of time, rs DIR.
Plercs's Golden Medical Discovery.
This cannot depend upon Its having
been more largely advertised than any
other medicine, rs such IL not the case.
The correct explanation, we think. II
found In tho fact that this medicine
preduccs more wonderful aud perfect
cures OF very bad cases Of bronchial,
throat and lung diseases, Is undeubt.
eddy the most perfect and efficient
remedy for all kinds OF coughs tina,
las ever been introduced to the pub
liz, and ut the same time possesses the
greatest blood. purlfylng aud strength
cning properties that medical science
has been able to produce, thus render.
Ing II u sovereign remedy not only In
the euro Of consumption, bronchitis,
boarsensss aud coughs, but alse for all
ulscIstS VI tHo bhVt ahe S'SSut -
scroulous diseases, b~lotches, rough
skin, pimple.. black specks aud discol-
orations. IL has therefore q wide
range OF application and usefulness,
and 1t not only gives tho most perfect
satisfaction to all who use II, but far
exceeds the expectations OF the most
sanguine, thus eliciting the loudost
praise and making living adyer-
Using mediums Of all who uss 1t. For
these reasons 1t IL that there is not
perhaps u druggist In all tho vast de-
main OF this continent, who tries to
please his customers aud supply their
wants, that does net keep and sell
large quantities Of this most valuable
medicine.
JEsup, Iowa, May 8, 1S73.-Dn. X.
V. PIERcE-Dear Sir: We take pleas
urs In saying that your medicines have
sold entirely beyond our expectations.
We regard them rs the best medicines
extant. and hear them spoken OF In
tho highest terms Of praise.
r. l.. SMITH & Co.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-15

BLosp, seALrs AND llAiR.-Whcn n. y
Waller, the well known and very popular Gold
Hill elothier, reads the DEFIANT and ingenious
manifcstoes Of other dealers threatening 10 sell
clothing at less than cost, or saying tina Their
stock IL the hest In the country, he merely
allows q charitable smile to suiIuse his genial
countcnanec like q gentle zephyr ripping the
calm surface OF Lake Tahoe. lilo twiris his
manly mu-iachc and remarks: "That's not
business. Let gentlemen come and trade Win
me, and when they see that they can buy supe.
rlor goods at less price and 60 home every way
better suited, then they viii the better under
stand whom to trade with hereafter Waller
calls particular attention TO his extensive STOCK
Of new good-. Let others talk bleod, scalps and
hair, hut Waller viii 20 on In tho even tenor OF
his way, selling f~rst.rsto goods cheap.
FIsI PIi0roanArns.-Dr. A. j. Bcales, whose
photograph gallery Is ON the corner OF Main and
Pioneer streets, has just received and set up,
ready for use, one OF the celebrated Dallmeyer
lenses, XXI In size, and what Is called a quick
worker, enabling him 10 take the portraits OF
children In three seconds. or even less time. IL
also enables him to take photographs OF the
largest possible size, cards and anprotypes, In
fact any kind Of likeness that Ia now taken or
may be required. The Doctor IL one OF the
oldest. most thorough and experienced artists
Ia tho United States, always anxious to satisfy,
and will not allow any that may favor him with
their patronage to 60 away dissatisfied. Give
him a call and prove tho truth OF what we say.
DANCING AcApENr.-James X. Wilson would
respectfully inform the lovers Of the hcalthfal
and beautiful art of dancing that he has opened
q nrst-class Dancing Academy In National unard
Hall, Smith street, Virginia, where instruc.
Cias.-Monday and ThurrdAy evening. Ladies'
Ciass Monday and Thursday afternoons:
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sTOCK REPORT.
lnrronrrp pArLr M xrxxp a NALL
Last Evening.

Last Evening.
i1o Meadow Valley, II, los, i0s
IS RaJmsad a BY, 2Jk. Is, sSt
l15 EurskA Con, l5k. lsh., l3S
GO Washington q Creole, 80, az, ga, az
20 Phoebe. 81
$50 Page q Isnaea. l..lS
40 Americas Flag. A.. ~
80 Silver Peak. Soc. sc, soc
<T5 Belmont, ca, 81
$50 Moniter Belmont, ~
~ Newark. az
GO I've Patch. J. ] bso
100 Portland. Soc
leo Kl Dorado Soath, ~
50 Carolins. sc
100 North Belmont. 3Oc. sc. Doc, &c
30 NJ Dorado North, ~
% Golden Chariot, itS, it1. iis
$50 Mahogany, ~
IS liza Fillmore. AIS
6oo south Chariot. n, ~ BIO
5oo War Eagle
200 Empire lidahol, "a, y,
~ ~. Patrick. ~. ~
est Ccs. Virginia. ssh ssI
e.no ophir. f3a, Az b5. 23S, - b3o, 93i., 2s1.,
ISL 23i.. 81. s9O
Gao Ovsrnan. a.. AZ, q, Is be0
~ Crows rslst, stS
iO75 fletcher. =, 7!X az 80. IS 30, T1l., ~
Ii0 l.llsw JACKET, nv, 10
2c5 Savage, 60, 81. 6iS, g.
100 Caledonia, .sS, -. - 80
loo Hale < NOrsross, 10
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To CANDIDATES,

All announcements Of candidates for cHlee
aHst b paid for IL adrdscs. We sceep, Of no
contingent arrangements. bat treat all alike.
Acandidatc who cannot or will not announce
hinsslf properly and pay his printing bills
promptly. Is not DIT for the Office he seeks.
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This msrnins.


25S0 Ophi.. 23s, 23S b5o. s9L, as. ?3s go
3Sj Gould 4 Curry, 2ik -. bS, -
20 Beat = Beleher, ~ boO
295 savage, 81. Ga. 6IS
IT'S ChslAr.Po,ssi, -. CS
$50 Hale y Nereross, ~, t5N
1913 Crown Point. 81, 81 boo, sik b30. 50, 81
2S5 Yellow Jacket. 80, son, 81, 81 Is
40 Imperial. O., g.
as empire MIL, 5. ~.
$50 ksstsek, ~, i9,, 1917. 20 bSO, i9S
$50 Alpha, lth. lts. IA.
i95 Belehsr. IS b5, ~. -
100 CesfSsscs. 9k. %,
3O CsA Virginia. g., ST., 81
2o5 Sierra Nevada. 20, loS, is,.
29j Ovsrnsn. a.. - b30
IS E1eseeuer, 10. 3gS
~ ssg. B.lehsr. VI. ~
80 Juaa, ~, a..
20 Justice. W
30 Czledssis, -
l22T California Con, Is, Is.
40 Baltiasrs Cos, :. y.
ass AssrieAn Flat,G
80 ksieksrbocksr, sA, o..
t25 woodvills. ~. y.
ca Dsytes, o., g.. bo
Is utsh,I
rs silver mn, 0
900 Andes, -. IL
20 New YORK Coz, 81,
te5 Globe Con, II.
so Leo, VI
900 Tyler, IL. n. hj
500 I.,dy Washington, ~, 3s,4
2oO franklin, u.
100 uaion Con-, Is
IOD Mint .Oc
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-15
WESTERN DISPATCHES
r.rEcrlL TO TUE osLp nuL DAILY NEWS.
San
Acknowledgements suieide-wiiI
sail ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

bHhh
SAN FRANCISCO, April Isl p. NJ
Alb Gentry. Of Virginia, tried for re.
sisting officer Clarke during n raid oil
his gambling house, was acquitted by
q jury.
Emil Petit tried to kill himself last
last night In the City Prison by set.
ting fire to his cell, and was nearly
dead when taken out.
Tho steamer Colima las been fur.
nlshed a new propeller and will sail
for Panama tomorrow.
Greenbacks, SS9SSla.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-15
A BIG STRIKE

In the Comstock would doubtless send stocks
no ali along the line. but COIN e. lhAACb
pledge their word that they would still coniinue
10 cell goods rs cheap as ever, regardless OF the
stock excitement.
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s o IDA.

The beet for BAKING purposes 10
WIGHT Sc Co.'s.
apl3.ist
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-15
II MAMMOTH CAVE

Would probably hold q larger stock OF goods
than any house In town. and. perhaps. Q few
more rhoddy goods ard empty paper boIe 20 than
some OF our Big shoddy clothing warehouse-.
but q better filed and moro compact establish.
ment than the WHITE HOCsE CLOTH
nc eoast-it Affords no room for shoddy and
empty papcr boxes.
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BY THE CABLES.
Terrible Loss OF Life BY n Coal
Mine Explosion.

Terrfbic ISOss OF Lilo py so"h
Mine Explosion.
LONDON, April l5.-An explosion In
q Lancaster coal mine yesterday KILLED
and wounded a large number OF men,
Thirty bodies have been recovered,
and It Is feared that many more re-
main In tho mine.
The Itcmnins OF DR.. Livingstone.
The Southampton steamship Molina
with the body Of Livingstone arrived
this morning. Tho Lord Mayor re-
celvcs the remains ut IL o'clock. Pco'
pie are congrsgating along the route
aud flags ale at half-mast.
End OF u Labor strike.
LONDON, April l5.-Ihc strike In
the cotton mills, at Bolton, has ter
minated. aud the operatives are work
ing OF tho old terms.
Proposed statue 10 DIR. Iivingstone'
1t 10 proposed to erect u statue to
DIR. Livingstone In Edinburg.
Committed Suicide.
PARIs, April l5.-lt Is asserted that
Bente. whose death was recently an
nouncsd, committed suicide.
GALLAauER.-Thsmas Gallagher IL
one of the handIest institutions be-
longing to Gold Hill. II the streets
need .prlnkling, Gallagher Is the mar
to 10 It.. II the streets should need re-
modelling aud changing end for end. Sc
as to slope the other way, Gallagher
would willingly contract to DO lt. II
the town or people In II want wood. Goa
or any other kind Of fuel, ut the very
cheapest rates. delivered In any guam
tlty. from = hat full to n a lead OF
more, Gallagher is tho man to no 1t.
II you want your packages, merclian'
disc, heavy freight, or anything In that
line delivered regularly on arrival nj
the railroad depot, just leave word
with Gallagher, or enter your name
on his book. II you have big spur
wheels, boilers or anything In the ma.
chinery or ponderous freight line
which YOU want delivered at your
mills, mining works or places OF busi
ness, Gallagher will do the same fol
you successfully with the least fuss ans
expense. II there Is anything yot
| want done with horses or on wheels
Tom Gallagher Is the man for you ts
apply to.
SUDDEN DEATu.-About ton O'Clock
yesterday morning Mrs. Flora eros
man, wife OF A. C. Crosman, an en-
queer at tho Virginia Consolidated
mine, while visiting seine friends OF
South ID street, Virginia, was taker
suddenly Ill with sever crampinl
pains. Two physicians were immc'
| dlately summoned, and after a shor
time she recovered sufficiently to nd
nit Of her being conveyed to her res
silence, nc the corner Of L street ant
Sutton avenue. Shortly after reaching
home she was takenwlth violent spasmi
which continued ut intervals unit
| death ended her suiferlngs ut l o'clscl
to-day. Mira. Crosman came with bel
husband from Denver City, Colorado
to Virginia about q year ago. and dur
Ing her short residence there, had, b.
her great amiabllity. social aifabliitl
and Kindness OF heart, won the respec
aud esteem Of all who knew her
She leave, two infant children 4
mourn q mothers loss. The funera
will take place from the Presbyterian
Church, Virginia, ut : +. n. tomorrow
THERE is a message at the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph office, Coll
Hill, for d. Stafield, carpenter.
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THE GRUMBLING

M BALD MOUNTAIN Is AS NOTHING
~ compared with the grumbllng Of nome Of
our Clothing DEALERS ~ they daily observe their
way 10 the WHITE HOUSE CLOTHING
kTORE, the only place in town whore you
ret real bargains In Clothing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-04-15
II EN-

Raid on the saloons In tho East; but here. all
who want good, substantial. well made and
fashionable Clothing, raid on the WHITE
IIOCHE CLOTHING STORE.
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THE DEVIL,

In the form OF o paid piper, once reused al The
children OF q village 10 follow him on. Could
he have shown such bargains 10 Clothing ~ are
TO be had Of COIN a IBAA(k all the par
euts wsuld have followed. 10 well ~ the chll.
dren. and thus no would have cleaned out tho
whole village.
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@atimore Wb. 9tndag, IA. Sult 1874. Wmu

bot eeiteru Morgen nadgegebell Man fiird)
tet, oaB Die Bride bel gtOrtbfelo in @efabr
idmebt.
Ser 9 ee6er= Silton' DIE Sfanbal
berlpridbt jebt GuBerlt pifant Su tperoen. Se=
fanntli6 beiduloigte Dor einigen Sabren 8ifs
torta @oobbua ben beriibnlten &an3clreOner,
oaB er ein @nbanger Der freien 2iebe iei unO
oaB er su mebreren Oamen ieiner @emeillbe
in unerlaubtem Serbdltniiie itebe, ais cine
oerielben tpurbe Srau Silton, Die Satin bes
9feoaftenrs bonn Golden Age" geuannt. Die
Sa6e ipurbe oamals pertnid)t uuo ipiirbe
aud ni6t mieoer auf9eriibrt morOen iein,
menn ni9t Die Sreunbe See6er'S ben Ser
iu6 gen1adt bitten, ben clifton als etncn Ser
ldumoer blossuiteaer. Sett publisirte Sil=
ton perId)ieoene Sriefe Seed]er's, III benen
;ienlid) beutlid iehe Sd)ulo eingcitanocn
miro. gteue Scnlation! Die 0ffentlihe Met=
nung mar iebo6 intnter nod auf Seiten beS
S6onrebners, man forberte tbn allgenlein auf,
nllr Die Sa6e in abreoc 81 iteaen, aber See
der id)ipieg. 9lls berielbe lebten Samitag
erflGrte, Dap Ter cine 0fIentlid)e llnteriutbung
ourd) @emetuSe 0titglieber perlange, emf
itanO oariiber allgemcner Subel inter ben
Srommen. @eroddtis uar es allerbings,
oaB iid) Sse6er Die llllterluhungS Commit
1ion ielbit ernannte. clifton hat lett Dem
Yublifum cine lleberraidung bereitet, inoem
CT oieier llnteriu6ungsz zGOmmiiToH anSeigte,
oaB er bereit iei, Die erbobeneu 2lnflagen gu
ipeSiiiSircn uno eiOlidl crbdrtet uorSule9en;
man Bari besbalb pifante Gntbiiaun9en er=
fuarten.
9toro< Gam bri 5 &C, MaiI., puroe
9eitern Der Slicft.dger s. 90. Ybilips wc9cn
SriefoicbitablS perbaftet.
Yrdiioent @r amt unb Samilie, Sices
Frdiioent aSilion Mno Sen. Sabcod reii'ten
geitern abenb bon Song Srand na6 Cara
toga ab.
Sn Gan Diego, Gal., uurbe geitern Der
3olleinuebmer gS. S. Mc@ornlid, melfcr
Dor eini9en Sagen ersdblte, oaB er nm $4,000
3egierun9SgclOer beraubt worben lei, aui bic
antlase perbaftet, baS SelO unteriGlagen Su
baben.
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Selesrapbii9e Sepeidca.
Snlanos9spei9elts
elus Der 8,tmSesbamptftaot.

gSa1 btngton, 13. Sult. = Sm Sun
oesibate befanoen itf bente $13,232, ,217
Gourant; $50, ,970,G00 SpeStal Bapiergelo=
9epoiiten sur @inlOiung uon 0epoiitenidei-
men; $7o,962, ,2s6 gilber, elnl@llebltdd s32,'
AIT 300 an Miin5 ~Gertiiitaten. Sie Papier,
aelo. @irfulation betrug $382 100000.
- Sis ieet fnb s473,046 porgeidoHen
porben, I'M Die S9ulben Oes SiitrittS gu
besableu, oapon $154,000 in seprd9tem
@elbe.
ST. g. 0plenfcrf BON SQinois ipurbe
gum 5auptz graminator Des Patentamtes CT
nannt.
= 0ie Sommiiidre iiber Sertbeilun9 Der
@enfer Gnti6dOiguugSiunlme gebenfen i'm
9lu9uit ibre Nrbeit gu beginner.
= Sberri6ter g8atte bat ioebeu eiu @runb=
itiid i'm norbmeitltden Staottbeile gefanit,
I'm Elm Saus bauen Su lalien.
Die amerlfanii -merifaniihe Commit
iion tit nod immer in Sibunq.
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sofal= Sertd,te aus gsaIbinatou

:
gS ington, u. Snli. =. @r=Yiirs
gernletlter Qennor bon bier liegt i'm ,S0am-
ltn Soule" ld)mer tranf oarnie0er.
Der befannte 3abuar;t Or. gS. Maliter
lit 9citern 4beuo bier geItorbcn.
-Sapt. gSilltam Sartb, ciu alter Gee
mann bon &c Sabren itarb geitern Tabmit
tag llbr i'll Der 2SObuung oes ,Sru. 3.
Sung, Nr. 1411, II. StraBe, nad) fllr3er
Sranfbeit, bereu Spmptome Der aIiatiit,n
@holera lebr dbnltdJ labeu, Die man aber fiir
cine 9eftSe Sbolera IfOrbns an3uieben ge-
net9t lit. G0pt. Sartb lebte nad) einem be-
pc9ten yeben auf alien 6efanntcn Meereu
lan9ere Set III Wtnourl, luorauf CT btcrber
5og, nltp oa er9enetgt mar, germ eineu ii6er
oen 0urlt 3n trtnfen, 10 l6loB er it6 elmer
Semperen5gclellidaft au, melde TIM cine
Stelle bel Snlpcttion Der 2lb3ug5fanGle utr-
idlafTte. Sor eiui9eu 2Sohen mahte er cin
Seltdment, III mci6en er perorOncte, baB
iein aOrpcr ben 9lcr5ten Sur Seftiou iiberQe~
ben meroe ; i'm Safe 0ieie i'm ut6t miinitb.
ten, Damn lolle man i'm in'S Utcer Uericll=
fen.
-0r. 8nuluS Sbpion, Elm alter6olldnOer,
Itarb bellte i'm 9lltcr BON ~ Sa6reu.
-9Salbln9tou bat jeBt in Der Ycriou oc5
beritd)tigtcu 0icbe8 ), SlNf Sim" etuen ,mti-
ten ySad Sbepparo." Sim bate cine Geloz
ihubaoein GuntOn'8 2ooen an Der 7. Ctr.
auSgepliinocrt, Der 2aoenoiencr crluiid3te ibn,
Sim biB ben S9rupsjitngid) III Die S0ano,
entfam III od8 3mette Stodmerf, iprauQ in
ben 6Of blnunter, muroe aber uerbaitet unb
bonn Bolt5eigeridte I'll 0tonateu Sat Der
urtbeilt. Otan itedte ihu tempordr in Die
3eue oe8 YOliScigertdte8; OlS ipdter Der
Wtarldau elntrat, nm ibu i'll 0dS StaotQez
fdn9ntB abSufiibreu, mar Sim oerid)uuuoen.
Sin auocrer Nrrcltant oeutete auf 0en Sa
Nun, Der Nfarldlaa grill btnetu uub ermiifte
Den moOerneu Sad Sbepparo," Der itd) eben
ntilhIam elnporarbeltete, nod red)t2eit,Q AM
SSlBe. Sim mnroe geI1lOIien uuO nah etnem
iidercn Srte abgeiiibrt.
-Sranfte @brIitic, Die Sallettdn5crin I'M
ySbeatre Gomique," bic einen 2(omiralsiobn
beiratbete, bat oas ySbeatre @omtque" oaz
bnrd) Iebr popular gemGdt, uno 3auienoe
itr0men leocn Abeuo i'll leneS Sommertbea.
ter, nm Sranfie lopobt, alS ibren bereits
pom Sru. Yapa cnterbten @emabl au;uau
nen. 6raufie'S gebbafttQfct nno 8eheuoiqs
fett baben in Solge Der Seiratb uid)t i'm
Otinbeiten abgenomntell, lie tauSt ben @au-
can ebenio perldriIt8mdBig, nle friiber uno
tbr lHu9er WtoMt folgt ihreu gr03i5ien Be
meguugtn allabenoli6 nit itillem g8oblbcba.
gen. Sic b6ie 9Selt lagt Der 6rau 5tutins
naf, tie lei friiber i9on picrmal perberatbet
gelueien, ua8 oas rSOurnul" abcr uut &C.
nauer @rfuuOigung III Abreoe itctlt, ou 9Sran-
fte crit 5meinal DOrber oeu Sunb Der She qe=
ld)lollen bate, mas IN 9nbetradlt hires III
ters-fe lit crit 81 SABRE alt-stncr 3GnSerin
ntd)t libel genommen metOcn faun. Ser
ilnge SenfinS piro, pte mir perlle6men,
ebenfalls Die Sretter, bic Die 98elt beoeuz
ten, betreteu unb i'll trr5cr 3cit ais Glo9tdu-
ser oebutiren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-07-14
, Guropaiibe &abelberi9te.
Seuffhldu0.

0onbon, Is. Suli. = Cine Spesial=Oes
pei6e ans Berlin an Die vSimes" la9t: v@s
beiBt jeet, bab Siirit Sismard's 0teiie nady
SiiTngen feinen politii1en 3med babe. Der
ircunoidaftli4e Stanbpunft, wel6en Der
a0nlg BON SaDern einseuonlmen, seipdbrt
all9emetne Seirieoigung, mahreno bic parti=
tglarittid idlen9tei9unge Sa9ien's elm Gefiibl
Der nnbeba9iidteit beruorrufen.@
Ser Ii n, 13. Suli.-Oer beuti6e Sai=
ier traf beute in Miinden eirt; er tpuroe BON
benz Sonig uon Sapern am 9abnboie en-
pfausen nnb in ben f0nigl. Yalait gefiibrt.
Ser S6nis wiro bem Saiier bis Sal,bura
oas @eleite seben. Die hapriidel Yril'