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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-19
TELEcRAPHIC!
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
l~srso,AL - us soLD NIL pAnr x.vs.
o O EsrIc INTELLIoENoG
swindiing In Europe.

s%windiing In Europe.
NEw YoRx, June l9.-Therc r re-
ports OF extensive swindling in the grain
trade in Europe, involving, according to
n member Of the Produce Exchange,
several thousands in money and the re-
putation Of business men heretofore Of
an unsullied character. The Exchange
is to make n thorough investigation.
Fearful Treatment OF C~onscripts-
Rsiufsrcements for the Insur-
gents.
NEw YoRK, June lS.-The American
brig owned by Captain Martin has ar
rived from Cieniugos with II refugees
from the draft in Cuba. They tell fear
full tales Of the condition Of affairs ON
the Island. and the outrages committed
under the CONSUMPTION act. Capt. Mar
tin reports that the inhabitants arc in
great terror owing to the relentless man
ner in, which the conscription is being
carried out. Persons Of all ages and
conditions are forced into the army
and those too feeble to shoulder a gun,
are placed in the chain gang. He fire.
quently saw old men and boys, the lat
ter not over thirteen years, chained to
negroes and working in the street with
a Spanish officer standing over them,
whip in hand, ready to apply the lash
numerically upon the least dereliction
Of duty. Even the Spanish residents OF
the city had become disguised with the
inhumanity Of their W race, and were
disposing Of their property as fast as
possible to escape from the Island. A
Havana telegram states that trustworthy
information, through insurgent sources,
reports the arrival Of an expedition un-
der Aguiliera on the north coast with
1000 stand Of arms, six pieces of
artillery and a large quantity OF am
munition, and that all the material was
safely landed and communication estab-
lished with the forces Of Maxine Co
meg. This is said to be the most I'M
portant expedition gotten up by the in
surgents since. the first year Of the war.
The American friedrich Dockery is
still confined at Carcel Nairol
in Puerto Principe. He was ten days
in close confinement, but nov has clean
and comfortable quarters and is in good
health and spirits. One OF the clerks of
the U. S. Consulate at Havana, has ar
rived in Puerto Principe to assist Dock
cry ~ interpreter.
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Will Itccovcr-Dry Docked-Trsas.
ure NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

San FRAScIsco. June l0-l r. NJ
The physician attending Doran. stabbed
by Balloon n few nights since, thinks to-
day he will recover.
The steamer Senator il in the dry
dock ut Hunters Point for repairs.
The Constitution yesterday for Pam
ANA, took SIS, go treasure for England.
She will touch at Acapulco only, and
be Immediately dispatched from Pana-
ma with a full cargo OF merchandise for
this port.
Greenbacks 0O(d 90L.
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PrryR's 0pERA Horsk-BESKYrr OF
ANY SroSx.-The beautiful drama enti-
tied a Kathleen Mavourneen'' will be
enacted at the Opera House this even
ing ON the occasion Of Miss Amy Stones
benefit. Our citizens, remembering the
kindly Offices rendered by Miss Stone to
the sufferers ut the great fire in the Vel
low Jacket mine, will turn out in strong
numbers tonight.
PxnsoxNrs.-S. S. Atehison. Deputy
Postmaster at Virginia, was in town to-
day. . . John Nelson, an old Comstock-
er. arrived in Gold Hill from San Fran
cisco this morning. II. II. Yerington,
General Superintendent. and A. j. Raj.
s,on, Vice President Of the Virginia and
Truckec Railroad Company. are both
i'll. Mr.. Ralston is stopping at present
in San Francisco.
OrERA HorsE MATINEE. "A grand
matinee will be given at Piper's OPEN
House tomorrow Saturday afternoon,
for the accommodation Of ladies' and
others who are unable TO attend the
evening performances Of the theatre
The programme arranged for the oc.
casion is a very attractive one, and will
without doubt attract n crowded house.
FIRE DEr,nrNESr.-Tho foremen Of
the several FIRE companies in Gold Hill
are requested TO meet at the Yellow
Jacket Engine Company at 8 o'clock this
evening. for the purpose OF making ar-
engagements for the celebration OF the
anniversary Of American independence.
See official notice,
SopA.-Our old time friend, Ed Dean.
has embarked in the soda business. He
represents the house Of William Pear
son of Carson. He proposes to sell so
da a, such reasonable rates that our
people will drink it in preference to 9TH
or dtleterious beverages.
DELINQUENT Lrsr.--The delinquent
list in the matter Of the present assess'
ment levied by the Goodman Mining
Company is officially published IN our
advertising columns to-day.
HoRRmLEs. = The club known and
STYLED as "Horribles" will hold q meet
ING this evening for the purpose OF per
fectine arrangements for the celebration
| Of the Fourth Of July.
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s o A
The beet for BAKING purposes Is
JouS DwI0ur & Co.'s.
myeo 3m
myD 9ui

WALLER ON cRxsArios.-An good men who
deal fairly and squarely by Their fellows will be
plessunbly remembered long alter their ,ouls
shail have returned To the companionship OF
the Iust. and their bodies are properly cremated
In tie most approved modern style. There are
plenty Of men,, however, who deserve 70 be
Burnt before death Tor their inherent wicked.
ne-r, aud among the-e are clothing dealers who
swindie their customers by selling clothing mot
worth half it, price. such men ought To he
cremaied. and their stocks Of clothing with
them. Call NJ my store. In Halle building,
Main street, opposite the ONCE OF the GoLD
IIILL NEWS. when you want clothing, and I will
do you honc-t and square justice.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

All members Of the Pacific Coast Pio-
neers who a do so. are requested to
meet at their hall on Il street, Virginia.
tomorrow morning at Z o'clock sharp,
in order to march to the cars. under Co.
cort Of the National Guard.
COMMITTEE or ARRASaENENrs.
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PIONEER Picnic lUNoHEs.

All persons from Virgins or Gold Mn, who
will DO unable to attend to the transportation OF
their own lunches to the Bowers Mansion, on
the ~occaslon Of the Pioneer Picnic, June 2oth,
arc requested TO bring their baskets and pack.
agss, properly tagged or marked, to the rail.
road dcpots In either place, early on the nom.
itg OF that day. There they will be taken
charge OF by u special committee who will BEE
that they are safely delivered on the grounds,
without extra charge. Have your packages at
the depot by ! o'clock In the morning. II pos
siblc.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
Iuia i'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-19

AROUND AxoSe Us AGAiS.-G. W. Hall, "a.
10 the Pioneer Laundry again, with his father,
10 once more iourishing about among Us at.
tending to the business department of the con
Germ. wAtty IL the old stand. by. and under.
stands all tho details OF The business most thor.
ouehly. The ftoneer Laundry Is turning out
tory mahner. u is te-er,odly q highly. popular,
wellpatrpnlxcd Institution,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-19

MEDICAL WONDER This great Remedy
should he kept by everybody. ~ II eures pains
internal and external. purines the blood. .regu.
iatss the Kidneys and liver. For sale BY all
Druggists. Ia
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-19

NsLrsxEiKR, OF the Metropolitan Boot and
Shoe store, has removed to los south G street,
Virginia. Buy your Boots and Shoet Of him,
A. he 10 selliny cheaper than ever.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS c. Norman. the great
Astrologi.t, has returned to Gold hin, and 10
now ready To be consulted In regard tn the
past, present and mtnre events Of life. once
hourr, from . A. u. To D 2. =. Residence, Po-
neer street, rear OF the Eclipse stable. 10
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FROM SALT LAKE.
Earthquake.

SALT LAKE, June ia slight shock
OF earthquake was felt here at about IL
o'clock last night, lasting 30 seconds.
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idygoOdsatsgaland come
andsee.
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WESTERN DISPATCHES
FROM Ban FRANCISCO

,rrcrAL =. rus ooLp q. ALL Srws.
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yOu the ''brave boys in blue" under
under your command. for this token OF
your joint esteem and ask you and them
to join US in q fervent wish that
The star spangisd hammer
Oh long may u wave,
Ger the land OF the nee
And the home Of the brave"
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Flag Prcsen tation.

just ut this time the National Guard,
Of Virginia City, under the command OF
Gen. @. g. Batterman, put in their APP
p~earance. marching in with drum and
life. The Pioneers all rose g. 'heir t'.'
10 receive them. and when all acre seat
ell n splendid sir lag was brought to
the front and Con. 4. &. Battcrrnan
made the following
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-06-19

Is Of the richest description Of silk. beau.
tifully made. with gold bullion fringe,
cord and t~assels. and one Of the RED
stripes bears the words PACIFIC CoAs1
PIoSEERs. A gilded eagle surmounts
the top Of the staff. and the whole cost
over $500 in New York.
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MEETING OF THE PIONEERS.

COMMITTEE or ARRASoEMENTs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-08-31
Sarcnu nes @ebauhe SSnlpeftnrs,

Baltimore, 0cu ". Au9uf 1874.
Ser G5ebdloe SJnjpettor bat Srldubnib> Gjciube
nm fol9enoe 8auzI'riuile9eu erbalten:
uou lS. $. Bed i'm oTTenen Cbuppeu, 10 bel II
SUB, biuter Rr. 8, Buuerz4nep;
pom 5. >. Dono nm oIenen Shuppen, y lei 16
Isus, binter Der Gde BON g8otiz uno (5ou9bftr.;
BON S. 9atris nm 9eibtoiienen Sduppen, 6st t2
SuB, 9nter yir. 2i7, Suo=24GrIesftr.i
pon 8. e. Cooper nm 9eihIoiienen Sd3upOeu,
bel u 5uB, binter Ntr. AZ, Atsqnlthltr.;
uou Der ,Stuotz BdiiaSier=Gtienbd9H =@jeieai6Gft"
nm per9roserteu Stluppeu, 80 bei ~ YuB, Gte Der
SounoGrpz zauenue uuo 9um6eranoitr.;
BON 6. 8ramme um oifenen Sbuppen, bei 20 g.,
binter gtr. 1893, Dambur9itr.;
uou S. Denim nm cine Siidhe, 10 6ei ~ SuB, bins
ter SIR. f39, Sft@Diaoilonitr.;
pom ". lSaIter'ibcn ytahta6 UNI finf Sommerodz
der, gtr. 68 uno rs, Ntorozgaofr.;
pom g8 $. Sullipau uln II ofene S.buppeu, bel
IL NuB, 9inter Der Dlc0eurp=, nabe UtunroeitrdBe;
BON @. %. Della um 9edIoiieneu Sdhuppeu, 6 Del
IA tSus, biHter Der Sde BON 9anoperz uno oam6urg=
bon BON 6. 0oriep um seibtoTene5 3immer, f2 6ei ii
Rus, binter gtr. 7, Ota6eiraz9 9aep
pon %. Seller nm oifenen Stuppeu, bel t2 SuB,
bnter SIR. 147, Sub>Sprin9itr.;
BON O. Wica. Jteao um eeiblofieuen Sfuppen, 8
bet12 8u6, 9tnter ytr. 2i9, DIT St0eIefr;i
pou Der uBaltimore=Sbio>8 8a6uzG zGeieIidaft" um
8 Dampftehel unb Niaihtnen pom 5J pieroetrGft auI
Socuft=5 5oint.
BON S. Bater um elm Sommerbadb auf Der gde Der
Brebtmanz uno ,sremontitr.;
bon s. s.. Sulic uu eineu Sampfteiiel BON flint
Yieroefrait. gtr. 366, Benniploantaz zlueuue;
pon 3. Guiltan um ituet offene Shuppeu, s bel
10 SUB, binter Der Gstftz, nabe RGcefr.;
BON 3. Wlce5. 4plsport9 nm geiflodeuen saup=
pen, II bel 20 SlB, ebaie@, nabe annfraBe;
pou O. 3, Sots I'M gehloiieneu Sbuppen, bei
10 SuB, btnter ytr. t67, .4reitonir.;
BON .. 3. Brice uin et5 Siten, 10 bel l6 SuB,
binter Der 9onftitution@, nabe GGseritrase,
r5r beuahri9ti9t oaber aue, Die es an9ebt, bas eg
Santitas, Den 3. Septbr., Sornita9S UNI 10 l6r,
IN ieinen Barsau aniueieao iein pir6, nm beIaste
@eiu6e in Grpd9uns gu 5te9en uno oariiber 9ealub
gu Iaiien. SIN auftrose: ~. 2. gSatftnS,
(208) elert oes @eblIoezSnipettors.
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Sas robe Guftreten Der aerle ia9te Der Srau
Sdred elm unb iie rief ibren 9emabl berbel.
4ber bieIer hattie fanm oas SauS betreten,
als Sames Dfc9urf linn einen Stid, in ben
6als perIette, Der pabrideinlif ieinen Sob
berbeifiibren rpirb. GQe Siinie tpurben per=
baftet.
Son Bbilabelpbia ans fpuroen IN
letter @od5e 100000 Suibel Setraloe pers
ld]ifft. 4uf ben S6ienen in 9SeitzBbtlaoel=
pbia itanben on einem Gage Der lesten 9Sod1e
nid)t weniger ais 1900 belaoene 8arren.
4uf ben IS. Sept. bat Der 9ouperneur
BON Sanias cine @rtraiisnng Der Seiett
gebung berufen, Inn Otittel sur ausrottung
Der Scuid)reden 3u beipred)en.
Sn Canton, BRADFORD Co., Yennl.,
beging am Sreitag 9lbeno Der yeger Ilbert
Sromn Elm namenloleS Serbredlen on Der
7idbrtqen Softer oes i6ru. @reenleaf uub
idnitt Dem unsliidlif,eu ainbe Johann bon
Sbr all Sbr ben Sals ab. 0arauf ipran9
Der Neger Dor einen it6 ndbernoen SabnSng,
nobel Inn ieOod) MIR beioe Seine gebroden
uurSeu. Der idmar5e Dtiiietbdter beiinbet
iid nunmebr in Saft.
Su Chat ttanooga, Senn., erid)ob Der
Sd,atmeiffsr Der alabama Chattanooga
Sabn," g8. 81. Garlile, ben abgcietten NJ
better s. s. Smitb. 9etterer bate su Sef:
terem bes Grlteren 0eben bebrobt, angeblth
neil ibm bic Sabu nod @elb iduloig lei.
Sci 6 ap SO q y ldBt beus Die 6esierun9
Seriude nit bem neuen gSiltS'l lden Nebel=
Signale anitellen.
Sn Yortlanb, Me., itarb seltern Der
Mbtb. Soibua Serrid i'm Sitter BON 81 Sab
rem; er mar in ben Sabren 1912 - 1945 eon=
greBmit9lieb.
Sn 8uffalo, R.<9., fiel Der Irbeiter
Sob. &lob bonn Oad)e bes ueuen Staot' nno
County =@ebdubes $50 SUP bod) uno marOe
9et6btet. SIN Safe itieB er auf SEQ. Gonlteo,
benz bic S6ulter sebroden uno aftoerer Sd)as
pen sngefiigt purbe.
Sci Der porgeitrisen 8uberboot -2Settfabrt
in g Saratosa, f.<D., sewann OaS SOOt
Curtis"
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9sroseis oes Wtavors pon Gufamla,
9tia., ,tno 2tuSerer fpc9en lIc=
bertret,tng Der fpgeuannten
Snfprcemet etet =2lfte."

Otontg omerp, 4la., 20. 2lug.-2ScaS
S. Srag, Der DfaDor bon Gufaula, Nld., uno
leds auoere Serreu, Der Serlebung Der logc=
nunnten ,@niorcsment=gl augefla9t, tper=
ben Dor benz Sunoes= =GommiNGr Sreiier pro-
,eiIirt. @liaS 81. &ielS, StaOttlttcr uon
Guiaula, bat Die Seltuloigun9 crbooen unO
bestebt Itd) in cerlelben auf bic SerluunounJ
zines gtegers mGbreno Der i'm Sebrnar ltatt=
eebabten Ntuni3lpalmablen. 0ie Stimme
zines SOioten luuroe beanltanOet. Der er=
mdbute gttger iprans ber5u uno idDlna 0en-
ienigen, wel9er Die Sttnlne ntdt 9elten lal=
len nolte, Su Sooen. Damn crfolgte cine
Yriigeei, iudhreub luel6er Der Ne9er permun
bet lpuroe. Su einem beute per0fientlidten
Sriefe iagt S.S. Stapier, eln repnbllfanlldler,
fiir bic 9Sieoerpabl nominirter GongreBn,ann,
oaB er aeeen bic BON Der Sonpentlon au8ge-
gangene ytomiuation, melde nad) ietner Ius=
iage BON Strolfen bebiugt worpen lei, Ietne
llnteri1riit gegeben babe, I'M Gon9reB gegen
baS Snlpeadlnlent beS Stidt,rs Sultceb 5u
itimmeu. tSdtte er ietue llnteridlrift Hidt &C.
9eben, 10 ipdren nod) ieiner Weinuug bluttge
auftritte eriolgt. @r erfldrt in ieinem Srietc,
baB ct, ebe er unterSctd)nete, ge9en oaS Snl-
pead,ment Suiteeb's geipeien iet. 0ttd)ter
Suiteer reii't auf ben 9tatb leineS 9r5tes IN
luenigen Sagen nab Neip<Dorf ab. Su
einem Sriefe, peld)er ntor9en perDhentltd,t
neroen miro, lebnt er es ab. on Der gegenz
iudrtlsen ggltation theilSunebmen, neil bic
republifaniid)e @onpention ipetter Jti6t5 lei,
ais Elm @ontplot, cine Mai6ine, melt)c i'm
Snterefe iol6er 2eute arbete, Die I'M Nmte
bleibeu polten, 9tsulinse in Der Bolltif, arm
au Sntelli9enS nno reid an Serportenbet
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Selesrapbii9e 9epeibet1.
SnlanSs9epeiaelts
sl,s Der SuuscsbauptHaot.

gSaibington, so. 9ug.- Som a. Dtdr5
1872 bis gum 8. San. 1874 murben im Safen
BON Gan Sransisco $3.50, $50 suriid9eitattet I;
be 3oleiunabmeu in berielben Yeriope betrll>
gen $2,833, ,941.
- Nationalz ganfnoten uno 2egal>Senocrz
Notcn, tpeld,e Sur @iul0iung eingeifldt per=
ben, biirien nid)t in einem Bafcte 5ulammen
perpdfft merben.
= OaSSdatanlt bat cine 0ilte geitohlener
Iational= Sanfnoten ausgeaeben, unb marnt
bic @innebnler auSanfen, oielelben an5unebz
men.
- Or. 2inoerman, Der Miinsbireftor, be-
abii1tigt IN ben ndditen Sagen Die Dtiin3-
itdttcn am Stiaen SSeau 81 beiud)en.
- Sie europGiiden &egierrngen baben
ii9 iett idmmtli9 fir bas Ytroleum in
2eud)ttbiirn1en &C. ertldrt. Stsber ipnroerl
BON ben meiten nod animaltide Sele ge'
braudt.
0erSdatamtszS zSefretdr bat beu9Ilfsz
Sdatmeifter in Relu=Yo angeuieiell, rah=
renb Oes WtonatS September Sob sn oerfauz
fen, mie folgt: Gine Otillion Dollars an !.
,luo 2. 0onuertag uno cine bolbe Dttllton
am 8. uno A. Oonueritag, 3ulamuen Wt1l-
lionen.
-Da Sen. -Yoitmeiiter Mariball III 6ol9e
Der &raufbett Der Srau Wiarlhaa ipieoerun1
bat bon bier abreiien miilien, mtro Sberlt
9outt bis 5ur Qnfnnft bes Sru. Semen, petde
am Oteuitag erfol9en mirb, alS 9eusral-Eolt'
ruPiitPr fl1nnIrp11
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Sds deIte Gicber.

8aibinaton, 29. aug. = 9as S6ats
amt bat cine 0epeide erbalten, oaB auf oem
guuSesbampfer uSieonoero9a" in Sep gSeit
bier 8erioner am gelben Sleber ertranft itnS,
oaB 9loniral 0tullanp bas bOrtise Soipltal
brrd be,pafinete NtarineiOlOaten segen ben
Brotsit bes arstes in Seiis nebmen nno bic
&ranfen hiueinbrinsen lieB, unO baour6 ntd,t
MIR oas @eles besiislid) Der WarineboIpitd=
Ter, ioubsru aud bic lofalen Nuarantdnez
aeiese perlebte. Ser S6abiefretdr bat Die
Oortisen Seb5roen auf 1bre 4nfrase benabs
ri9tigt, baB S9ifie Der Ser. Staaten ben erz
mdbnten @eieten tpie alle anocren S6ifie
untertporfen iinO, uno fat ben Goasftor lenes
5afens beauftra9t, Die Sranfen lpenn nDtbia
mit @epalt aus benz Soipital 81 entfernen
nno Sorfebrunsen 5u treffen, oaB oerSefeblsz
baber Der n nSiconoerOaa" Die lofalsn auaran~
tduebeltimmungen relpeftire. 0a III jerem
Soipitale feline am gelbcn Sieber erfranfte
Yerionsn aufnabme fnben, bort aber piele
anosre 8rante liegen, 10 lit Die @efahr nabe,
oab bieie anseitedt werben. ale 6ieberfran=
fen miiiien inn Quarantdne- Soipital unterse-
hrndlt marEeu
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Sic 9YseffsG,.,,iutt,ter.

gfewzDorf, 80. aug.- anOrep Grant,
mclfer bel benz gSettidmiumen su Song
Srand,, 9t.-S., BON Sobnion beiie9t wnloe,
beabiibtigt, 2etteren beransSuforoern, i'm
Souolor> ober 'Sarlcnl 0tiper sluiidlen Dem 1.
uno Is. september cin swettes 98ettl6wim=
men oui cine Strede bon 3-5 Wfellen Inn
einen Yreis bon $1,000 nit ibnt etn5l'
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Icrfiibrnt,a 1tno ~ orb .
9rpbeuoe &sattuns Der Ve8cr tt
0udbdtitn.

Golumbus, Sa., 30. 2lu9. Die See
ger i'm @ooco6e.S Sbale, Ga., baben lett mebz
reren Sagenabenos gebeime Serlammlungen
gebalteu, in beneu iieau9riife auf Die SelBen
porbereiten. Die Bldne iuuroen an Doh
nerltas BON elmer alten gtegerin perratben uno
Die gSsiBer berettcn iid iett por, I'M jeoem
Qngrifie bege9nen su tDnnen.
gls bic gteger Die gSeiBen angriffen, iuurz
ben iie suriifgeltlagcn uno perlorcn Otann,
neld)e get0Dtet muroen. Oie SdmarSen
itedten iOOann 5mct air1en in Srano uno So
gen ab. Oas 98oocodle Sbal ut 16 Oteilen
bon bie-, in Der Ndbe oelielben lte9t oaS
(StIAtd,Pu Snelif0
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Gas s(srnlpf1ntt.

0fo9 ter, N.zY., %. Nng. = @eitern
Gbeno I'M llbr erplobirt. bic @aslsitung in
8rennau & Cons Wanuf faftur,paaren=G Gaoen
in Der StateifraBe. Wiau bate bemerft, bab
etpas init Der @asr0bre inter bem Srottoir
nid,t ms Sronung mar, nnb es batten iid) piele
Berlonem anseiammelt, bic nadieben moGten,
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Ste taufmdrntfd)e @aentlr bon
Il. o. gunn 4 Coup,
SlooitsG6e oer Baltimore uno SbarIesHr.i
9alttm ore.
f,,,z z.ttt t21f.1

(Gtnbitrf I'M SUM- lo4a - ,..z,
SieIes gtabiIemeHt lieiert (uur an unterl@Ielor
aue uothioeu betaiGirten Sniormationen hintdtltG
Der SteIun9, YerautiportIlbteit &C. BON Saureuten
SGu0Iern u T. lp. tuuerhal6 Der Ser StaGten, &el.
ritorieu uno Sritiih=gto o=4meflte aun ueleth he
Elm Referen3 Sud- iuel6es bic 9tanen uon mebr
ais 500 900 aaufleuten II. /. 10. uno oeren Staten uno
Se Stelluns berielbeu enthdlt. IS IT oas compls,
tefte uuo au5seoebutefte Spfeln, peldes lemGle "
Die algemeine SerbeIieruus uno ben Sdus oes pan
bels oTsauiitrt puroe. % 3met9onreaus qaoen ipit
melte in Den bauptiIbihren Stdoten fno; unleT
SrIeitterunaeu toFuen nidt Ibertroffeu iperoen.
2Sn,. g. Scarlett, biertuobueuoer @ompasnon
s4- 5dlli9e aniprii9e peroen etr9eboSen une eSe
rittsiaten i'm 4lSemeinen beior9t. (San2L1SD
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Gin oitret6iid,erG onit,l ,tberiaaen

5trfiner all S0r0 9enomnlen 81 aaoell, nd0
China ab, unb 10 tpllrcen otclelben IN oas9e-
fGngntB Suriidgebradlt.
Gin 6itretd)iid1erGoniltI iiberia4et
ltnO beraitbt+
gtew Dorf, 30. Iugult. = Die Bolt5ei
bes %. 8e;irt8 bat ioebeu erfabren, Dap am
Dtittnod1 9lbenoe $or Otto Dteper, bisberi~
ger 0Itreidliid1sr Goniul III Sauonua, in Der
92. StraBe, Smii1en Der ,. unO br;tten aue.,
bon iedls StraBenrduberlI iibcrialen uno I'M
llhr uno 8prtemounaie beitoblen mliroe. Sor.
Mt., ein GROCER itarter Nfanu, iette It'd 10
nadloriflid Sur 9Sebre, oaB elmer Der S6ies
nttter BON ieinen SpieB9ciellen oapongctras
gen merben nuBte. SdllleBlib aber mar
Dtcper ieDoh ourdl6ubtritte unO 6auitidldae
bermaBen 5ugerid)tet, baB er, non ben Jtdu-
bern mahrld)einlidl fiir toOt gehalten, bemuBtz
los nieoerfiel. Sine Shtuoe lpdter fano man
Srn. 81, bob i'm auf uuo bra6te i'm nadl
ieiner gSobuung in 9arlem, no er jctt in
fritiidem 3uIanoe oarnleOerllegt.
9altb iltlo Ylotb5md,t.
BbtlaDeIphla, 80. Iug. - Charles
Sane mnrbe bente bier inter Der lntlagc ar
retirt, III Der Nad]t oes 10. Iug. 6aub mo
gtOtbSuht begangeu Su baben. Sn Der be,
iagten 9tad)t brad) Zane in baS SanS Der
Srau Spler, beraubte Softer uuo Siireau uno
be9ing ldlieBli6 ein i1euBlthe8 Serbrcdlen
on Der SO Sabre Glten Dame.
Die Srau mar sur 3ett allcin I'M 9auie.
Cane mar friiber bel Wtao. Spler bcidldfttgt,
rulroe aber uor MOnatsn cutlaiIcu. SclHe
2lrrstur erfolgt: in cinen biefgeu Sotel, 100
er 9lrbeit gefunoen bate. Su ietuenl Seiiec
fano man nlebrcre Der @cgenitduOe, I'M
iueld)e Dtao. 8pler bsitoblen moroen mar.
Sic Gd,iMfabrt In Ganaon.
Suebec, Ont, 30. glng.- Seit Der @r-
0ffnuug Der Sd]fiiabrt iiuO bier 1872 Sdifie
angefomnen unb 7l2 abgegangcn. Son ntn
3Olbeb6rbeu III Qucbcc iino pGbrcnO bieIer
3eit 176 Sdiiie llcenNrt worOen. 5Srahtcn
icbr nieOrig.
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&Qttmere, Wlo., Wtontaa, 81. Mngnf 1874.

iih. Surg barauf pernabm Seb's Se9leiter
einen ShuB, unb ais er Der 9tihtung folgte,
aus welder Der SduB an iein Sbr geOruns
gen, fano er Sep tobt am Soben liegen. Die
sSlinte bate iid] Sufdllis entlaben uno Die Su=
gel war Dem llnsliidliden in ben 9eib ge'
fahreu
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Hifhf III berucSieu p!

ebe inau cine G5eiddits= ooe, Sergnii9unss 6eiie
antritt, cine 3ual6 Yolice in Der lans et9birten
uno perantiuorti6cn "TraveleEs' Life and Acei-
dent Insurance Company Su lolen. vs. pil1t
Nusssitsats ansemeins 3uiaIss sYo5esu ~ ~
xetenSz Seril ternn9 s~Soltcen a. -. 19,491
GssnsnsrI,is s., ,572, ,653.93
o,s5nmmtI teinnohme 2,931, ,t76.2S
ue6sridbuS Iber YerbiubIibteiten. 96e, 422.6o
Sbos. s. WcWuirs, Stadts=I9ent,
fguoo0 tUuTI i'm ,Suuz"Gebduoe.
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Scr a,rdiio emit In WtoiSad,msetts.

y em pTp TUIUf DtuI1'f oU. NHy. =
Na6bemBrdfb fbent Grant geitern uongtauibon
suriiyfgefebrt mar, tpuroe ibm bon ben @ditell
beS ,Gea>8iemzS Souie" Su Dat Bluffs elm
2eper gegeben. Gtpa 1OOO9amen unb Ser
rem wlir6en benz Nrdfoeuten porgeitcllt. Scr
Yraiibent wobnte beute oem GottesOienitc
bof