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The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-04

Ladies, do you want a handsome com
plexion? Of course you all do. Well,
then send for a box of A. J. Pozzonis
"Medicated Complexion Powder" twill
remove freckles and sunburn, will allay all
irritation and impart to the skin beauti,
full transparent wilderness. 1t is sold at
wholesale and retail by A. J. Pozzoni, st.
Louis, Mo-, and by E. Breunert, Emil
Kehler, G. Speidel, and Benser & Thorn
as, Rock Island ll-14dly.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-04

Orders for Printing or Book Binding will
be executed at THE ARGUS Office neat
quick and cheap. If.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-04

For picking or table use Prussing' &
White Wine Vinegar sunrivaled. Try it,
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-04
Gossip About Lulu.
We clip the following from the Inter
Ocean, of last Saturday:
LULU GOES TO CALIFORNIA.

Ocean, of last Saturday:
lulu GOES TO CALIFORNIA.
The Sacramento Daily Record is re-
sponsible for the statement that Governor
Stanford has purchased the trotting mare
Lulu, with the design of taking her to
California, The price paid Is not made
public, but doubtless it was full value.
Since the withdrawal of Goldsmith Maid,
in consequence of age and disablement,
Lulu is the acknowledged Queen of the
American turf, and is still more justly en-
titled to that distinction from the fact of
her having defeated the Maid in one of the
last races trotted by that famous flyer.
Lulu first gained public attention at Mus
catine, Iowa, where she was owned by
Sherman Perry, under the name of Jenny
Perry, and was driven by that gentle
man. She made record in her first sea-
son of 2:274, on a half-mile track. She
was sent to Kentucky and placed in the
hands of Colonel Richard West, of Edge
Hill. and was then purchased by E, Har-
ker, of the Everett House stables, for 500,
200, in 1871, and from MIR. Harker she has
now been purchased by Governor Stan
ford. She made no particularly brilliant
record till this year. At Cleveland this
season, she won second money, being beat
en- by the Maid in straight heats, although
showing remarkable but unsteady speed
At Buffalo she defeated Nettie in 2:22
: 2:l84, and 2:15, the last being her tastes
6 record. Her last record at Rochester
where she defeated the Maid, was her hes
performance though her time was not s.
a fast as in the Buffalo race by half sec
. ond.
r Lulu was bred and raised by Col. WIN
e D. Crockett, of Rock Island, and nobod
ever owned hair Of the animal excep
COL Crockett. until he sold her to JOSEF
Harker, of the Everett House stables, NJ
81, East 32nd street. New York city, i
n 1871, for $4,000. She was got by R. A
Alexander's noted horse Norman"
Kentucky. Her dam was Kate Crock
J. ett," whose pedigree is through long lin
is of distinguished horses. Lulu was foale
I on Col Crocketts farm, in Scott count!
y Kentucky, in the spring Of 1865, and whe
Col. Crockett removed to Rock Island |
e brought the little colt, and her celebrate
l. dam, aud other blooded stock to this cit
s, Whether Coy. Sanford has bought Lul
e or not, we do not know; there are so mar
r, false rumors in regard to fast horses, th;
to it is not safe to believe everything '
al hear.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-04

KIDDERS AsTHAMA PASTILEs have,
without any putting or extravagant prom
Use, Quietly worn their way to public favor,
andnow are affording sure relief to thou
sands. Their grateful odor and quick eff
feet render them peculiarly acceptable, as
the patient is relieved from the most dis
tressing symptoms while inhaling a de-
hshtiul perfume. Price 40 cents by mail
Stowell & Co. Charleston. Mass. 1920
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-04
oHIcAao. RocX lslANp 3 PACIFIC 3. 3.

GOING EAST TRAINS LEAVE
at 8 IS q. m 4:16 p, m and S:4o p. m. IIains
arrive from west as above.
GOING WEST TRAINS LEAVE
Al 6:a5 O. m. 1890 a. m, and 6:So p m. Irnln
arrive from the east 80 above.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-04
ROCKFORD. RncK IaIANp q 81. LOUIS B. B

GOING SOUTH TRAINS LEAVE
At 9;36 o. N and $50 p. m.
ARRIVE FROM ST. LOUIS
At $50 q, M and 900 p. m.
STERLING TRAINS LEAVE
At TOO q. m. and 500 p. m.
ARRIVE FROM STERLING
At 7:35 q. m. and 0; 40 p. IN.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-04

GOAL VALLEY MINING co.'s TRAINs.
LEAVE. AhkVh.
T:06A N. lO:U A. n
i2:OOM $3.50 p. n.
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-04
Railroad Time Table.
PEORIA A. socx:IsLANp RAILWAY.

SHORTEST oUTEiTokrHSsEAsToAND SOUTH.
IxAvr ARRIVE.
Eastern tx. 900 o. IN. Mail Ex IS:lO p, m.
Mail n Ex. $50 m. western kx 0;W p. H.
Way Freight 1885 a. m. Way Freight 1925 p. m
Through Fl. 3:3Op. m. Through Fl. 6:15 p. m.
The 600 q. m, train makes iclose connection ct
Peoria with T. p. d W. for Cincinnat,l Louisville
and all points east: also with P. p. d j., for Jack
sonville st. Louis and points south and southwest,
arriving in ST Louis at p. m.
The 80 Train makes close connection at Galva
with G. b. b q. X. Il. for Galesburg and Burltng-
ton, also at Peoria with T. w. q W., T. p, q W.,
b. b W., and Illinois Midland for points East anc
Southeast. Sleeping Coaches on ali night trains
J. r. HILLIARD, Receiver.
JAS. ". MAHoNBY, Genl. Tiki. Ag't
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16
Lower California News.
lei Frnnterizo. July eth.l

A child was born in San Rafael on
the 18th of June, 1875, who spoke in
two hours after his birth, and died.
prophesying as follows: "Fhat Plus
tx, born ut Sinigaglia on the 18th of
May, 1892, would probably cease 10 ex-
list in the year 1875, and that the cleo
ton of his successor would involve all
Europe in a general war"
The venerable Father A. Ubach, of
San Diego, has lately visited this
place, improving the time while he
remained here i'm the practice of his
religious functions. For more than
eight years past this worthy ecelesias-
tic has occasionlly visited the villages
and ranches of our frontier at his own
cost and expense. At times he trav-
els over three and four hundred miles,
as when he goes as far as Santelmo,
Santo Domingo and Ell Rosario. The
subventions he receives through mar
riages, baptisms and funerals Is only
that which is voluntarily rendered by
those interested. For each and every
one of these acts Father Ubach has be-
come necessary being for us, all the
more creditable for his acts are spon-
taneous and gratuitous. Our object
is simply to thank him for the fire.
quent favOrs bestowed on us, and
manifesting to him the pain we feel
whenever he absents himself from us.
The Mexican Congress has declared
in favor of devoting $500, 900, by vote
of l12 to 4, for the part Mexico shall
take ip assisting at the centennial at
Philadelphia.
The remains of the lamented Presi-
dent Juarez and his wife have been re-
moved from the sepulchre of the fami-
ly to the temporary niche which
shall contain them until the monu-
ment which grateful people dedicate
to the redeemer Of their country is
finished.
The Mexican Congress has voted
$4,000 for the erection of a monument
to the memory of Miguel HidalgO, he
ro of the revolution of 1910; also made
known the terms of the grant for lay
ilg a cable between Cuba and Mexico,
and approved the concession for the
construction of railroad between
Guaymas and Arizona.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16
Notice Of Dissolution.

! ing between T. Lazzarovich and Moses
Norton in the grocery. provision and liquor
business, under the firm name and style OF
r. LaZZarpvich & Co., is hereby declared to
he wholly dissolved. All debts owing to said
firm will be collected by Moses Norton, who
will also pay oil legal demands against the
same.
Los Angeles, June l6. 1876
jel7 I'm N. NORTON.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16
GOODALL, NELSON, PERKINS

STEA NJ S HIP COMPANY.
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16
LINES OF RRVEL.
Los ANGELES DIVISION
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAJ LR0AD.

f--- view lsssssssss=
ss3 - ~ "
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16
San Diego items.
[From the World, 18th inst.l


Over the mesa to the San Diego, We
notice that the bee feed-the sage, the
buckwheat, t,greesewood and the sumac
ale fast becoming too ripe for ad-
vantage in honey making.
The crop Of olives at the Nilsson will
not be full one this year on account
of the drought, and Mr.. Davis tells us
that the trees have not promised a
smaller yield for years.
1t is stated to US that there is re-
port, started and circulated no doubt,
by interested parties, that the World
is to be discontinued at the end of this
canvass. 1t is perhaps enough to say
that there was no canvass on hand
when we procured the paper, and that
we mean to continue it. There is to
be no eclipse of the World. 1t is to
move right along, regularly and dem
ocratically. Venus may transit, and
the smaller stars emigrate, as did the
Pleides, but everything rev0lves
around the World, even to the New
York San. We are not quite certain
but that we shall enlarge the World,
SO it may have room to eclipse or be
cclipsed. get up or go down, but at
present the paper, if it knows itself,
is here for keeps. a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16
CHAM CE OF TIM e.

- It E A M E R ..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16

CON STEAMER DAYS."
Time of trains between Los Angeles and Will
inington will be varied SO as to connect With
steamer. .g
Trains are run by the time of Messrs. Fisher
& Thatcher, No. 81 Main street.
ap23-tf-l0 e. e. HEWITT. Supt.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16
T. S. STANwAY. W. W. RoSs.
DRS. STAIRWAY & ROSS,
DIR. w. HAZELTlNE,

DENTIST-CORNER SPRING AND TEN
- pie streets (opposite Temples Bank),
Los Angeles. Ja5o u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16

In Placer county there are twenty
eight saw mills, twenty steam power
and eight water power. These mills
during the year 1875 sawed out $4,000
feet of lumber.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16
D. 8, HOFFMAN, M. D.,

DHYSICTAN, SURGEON and ACCoUCH-
eur. DR.. II. makes Chronological SUR
gerry specially. Office and residence, rooms
No 3 and 4, Downey Block.
Refers by pc mi, SION to DR.. John F. Griffin,
DR.. w. +. Edgar and Or. ]. p Widney.
jel2 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16
LEAVE LOS ANGELES:

On and after Tuesday, June I'D, and until
further notice, trains Will run every day as
follows:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16
sAM'L w. BROOKE, NJ. D.. +,
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetrician.

OFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building. Main st
Office hours-S 10 10 A. M, 2 To and to p. NJ.
Residence, No. 240 Main street. d2Stf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-07-16

J. n. MCKEE, M. D..
PHYSICIAN & - u Il q EON OFFICE,
i No. IL Spring street, Opposite Temples
Bank. RESIDENCE - First street, between
Fort and Hill, Los Angeles, CAL mrlS-tf-2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-17
gta0t Saitimore,

Stirltng, Nbren8 & s ON p.-0te
66. Madlen uno @ittlngS iibereI1ten &c.
itern ber SuubesbeSirfSgerifte etn @ciuh,
in meldent bic Sol9enpeu eriuden, Die fatite
6irina Stirling, abrens & @oup- banferott
su erflaren: ,,@rIe gtational Bant," rOterz
6autS' gtattoual gant," o@iti5ens' gtattoz
nal, Sanf," S. s. Sertor & BruOer, r0teda.
nics' gtational 8auf," ,Marine 8anf,"
vgtaiional- 9a1f Don Baltimore" s. Bratt
& Sruber, gller. Sromn 6. S0bne, Sroluu,
Sbiplep & Comp. aus &toerpool, @ebriiocr
goninger, ySnrnlerS' &. Wterhants Sant,"
rSarners' & Blauters' 8anf," ollniOu Jta=
tional Bant," Sentiu8 & &bnnoler, =. &.
George & @omp., Son &apif & lbrcn8,
@ebr. @aiiarb, Smitb & &mlet, 9irettOrlum
Der v@aloert: 3uderz Gafftnerte."
/ Yferb get0btet.-Gtn ben p$1. VOn=
nett & Comp. 9eb0rigtS YferO i'm gSertbe uon
S175 itiir5te geiteru III SoitonitraBe, @anton,
auf oem Sabugeletie nleoer, wurOe BON elmer
Qofomotipe iiberiahren uub 10 itlper oerleBt
oaB man es burh eineu SdluB t0Oten muBte.
Der erite 6ath85wei9 bat Die Boll'
set.@ommiiidre eriudt. Ourd) Die Boll5iiter1
euen Genius BON Baltimore uOrucbmen 81
lahcn.
&aub bitrei er. - Same8 Daniels
Der als Settler in ben SraBeu uagabunOirte
wuroe auf SO Sage in8 @efdngniB gebtadlt
Betig GrauerS murbe me9en babltdelle>
2anoitrei6erei Die Sergiiulttgung Su She'll
i'm Irmenbaule fir Die Oaucr Don so Eager
cine Selnnatb 3u ftuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-17
8ermtId1te 9epeid)ett aus
9&eff1sM orf.

Rem<gorf, 16. Noobr. - Der 0pfr.
ygsppt" traf BON 9iuerpOol, Die Sampfsr
r@uba" unb columbus" BON Sapanua elm.
- Sob er6finete su 114s.
= Seute erlieB 8t9ter Sonobue eine tenn.
pordre Snbibitiou sesen bic Banama =Gtlenz
babu Comp" peld]e bieier perbtetet, elile
Oampferliuia srptihen bier nnb Giptnmau
uao Banana uno Gan 6ran3lsco Su errtd'
ten.
- Seute fan6 bier eine Scriammlung Der
Snbaber bon Bombs eriier Snpothef Der Ut
lauticz z8i6monoz 4irline- 8abn" ftatt, I'M ben
Bsridt BET he<@uratoren entseJen 81 neb<
men. 9as Sunbesfreiss@ s@eritt bat elnen
Wahe Curator anseitellt uno ben Sertauf
Der Sabn uerfiist.
- Oas @omite iiber @etratbe bat an Der
Broouften= S1rie einen Sertd1t uorgelegt uber
Elm neueS Spltem Der ,@raoe."
- Ser 9ampfer vNepaoa" TT bon 0iperz
pool bier eingetroffen.
- Der 9ampfer y@ttn Of Briffol" 1T BON
2iuerpool unb 8orbeaur bier sinsetrofTen.
- 8euter's agentur in bteier Stabt bat
Hadrihten erbalten, baB bas &abel 5Dii9el
Waoras unb Booans beiddoist uno Der Ser
febr nit Sftinbieu unterbro9en III.
= Der unterihasnleiiter ;ablte bsute fir
SntereHen $42 900 unb fir etuse3osene Sbz
ligationen 5000 aus.
- Die 3oa 'Gtnnabmen betrusen beute
$500, 900.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-17
Gnropaii9e aabelberidte.
GeutiMLano.


Qpnoon, II. Hop., ubr Morgens, -
Cine Depeife an ben uStaHoaro" meloet,
oaB Shirt 8ismard in Berlin eingetroffeu
tit.
Cine Berliner 0tpeide oil Den Telegraph"
Ioot, bak teine neue Sla9e gegen ben Boron
bon aruim anaeftrenqt luer6en miro.
9eutSd,Iauo nuo Die gSeItaus iteanna.
8er(tn, Is. Nopbr. = 9er anerifani-
5de @eueral. .@oniul Sr. 4relsmaun bat cine
tel. 9epel4c oil Sberit SOrusp 9cidlft, in
ueld,er er in abreDe fteIt, oaB 0ertidlano
b,e Ihilabelpbia'sr ausfelluag nit GleidI.
aiiltiafstt bstradte; er laat, Die oeutIdeH
Sauieute uno 6abrifanten ieieu 10 tbdtig unb
10 eingenommen fir Die ausfeaun9, mle ile
MIR lein tGnnten.
iranfreidl.
8aris, 16. gtopbr. = Die hiefigen Otas
mquteubdnoler Sol. Salpben & Comp. baben
fallirt: ihre Usrbinoli9teiteu belGufen fd
auf 81, 100000.
Sie W,euterer oes sdiffes ~aennie."
Baris, 16. Nou5r. = Oie Matroien bes
5hifies ,,9enuie," pelde i'm Serbad)t iteben,
bic SSfi,iere bes Sdiffes ermor6et 90 baben,
weroen na6 @u9lauO seihidt meroen, neil
bas Serbreheu in britii1en @emd1ern bes
sangen purbe.
| Waorio, 16. Nopbr. - zen. SubIrl,
Der 4Siutant oes Don GarloS, ift oou 0u'
ranao, mo- Die &riesS Delegation Der Sfar=
ltifen tagt, in 5oro ctugeUoffen. Ct brattt
elm Sd,reiben Don Don @arlo5 an ben &Dnil
Nffou1o, meld}er ben Sen. Queiaoa iibergeber
murbe. Gin abiutaut beS 2ettersn 1T mi
bem Brieie mad, Wabrio 9elhift norosn
Snfolge Der SrisoensSeriigte ftac bic Sonoi
gefiesen.
Die 5paniihe 4ntnort an bic amerifaniid
@egieruug 1T benz 9eianOten Gnibing iibcr
seben rporben.
Yerpignan, 16. gaOsbr. = @enera
| Gaiteqo, Der seid)lagene Sarliitenfibrer, II
nab Srautrst6 enttommen.
Il Stalien.
8 o M, 16. Noo.-Oie italieuiiden Sam
mern traten gefern suiamnlen. - 8erot, oe
@omponit, bat ieinen S:s i'm Seaate einst
lHQNmeH,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-17

81 M, 16. yteubr. - Der S0nig erlief
beute eiu Oefret, in mel6em Der gSeltaus
iteQungs @ortmiiIon 10000 Sire pertuilligt
werbeu, nm ibre Soften Al beitreiten.
3te 9ieiie oes ariuSeu BON SSaIes.
Som ban 16. Nopbr. - Der Brins bon
g8alPs 1T bierher suriidgefebrt; ieine tiinfti
GEN &eiIepldne iinC nod niAt beitimmt. So
lit ieoof pabrideinliG, baB cr Die Sahrt na6
@eplOn friiber MAIDEN wirb, ais feitgeiett mar.
RuSIano. - Der euroPGiidle Srieoeu.
ct. Petersburg, 16. Nou. - Das
amtlide Slatt Der 8egieruuq entbdlt heute
5ol9ennes: y@uropa befano itdl uienalS in
einer giinitigeren Gage sur frieoltd)en grleoi=
gung obwaltenber MiBbeaigfeiteu, ais beute
Der Sall lit. Orei nlddltige &ailer beitreben
iidl, unteritiiBt BON anoeren OtGdlten, nm
eine frteoliHc G0iung Der @irren in Der Ser.
scgotpina berbetsnfiibren. Ser Sricoe Gu-
ropa's lit felt begriinoet in oem ge9euleltigeu
Sertraueu uuo bem auten @inueIitGn0niiie
Der MGd)te, uno feline @efabr eluer STIRRING
III porhanben." (2eereS @eialba0er; iueun es
Den ,Md9tigen" couuenirt, faQeu tie iitl To-
tort e1uamoer in Die Saare. IS TT gcraDe i'm
Iugenblife feline giiuitiqe @slegeubett ba5u
uorbanoen, uno man vntaht" pCsbalb III
Srieoen.)
Ser atuiitanp in Der !Serseaupina.
@ettinle, 16. gtOp. = Sci Dem Sisge
Der Suimgen.en iber bic Giirfeu bel Satidto
batten @ritere mir 81 Eoote, oarunter eineu
5Guptlins uno ied8 Sff3iers; Die 2ln5abI
Der Serpunheteu erreidte Sc. @S fteleu IN
Die Sdnoe Der Sniurgenten ell Yrt0iantSug,
so 2onnen Sriegsbebarf uuo 500 Sudeu.
9ampferzSeridItc.
M Mooille, l6. gtOubr. = Die Oampfer
- Yolpneiian" BON Ntoutreal mo ,SOliUia"
bon gtem. 9orf iino bier elugetroffen.
Narft nno Yorfe.
0onbon, 16. 0topember. - GoniolS
fir @elb uuo Srtef 81 l1l16., Grie Brtor.
Bombs, meme 6iinfer, 1893.
2iuerpoo |, 16. ytOubr. - SaummOac
feft; Sberl. 81; Srl. 3!16. - Sertduie
$4,000 Sallen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-17
,salttmore gotomae /. sa6n."

Rud gBaibiustou uno DtittetzS Statiouen- uerldBt
@auertfaton nm 7, 7.l5, 1905 Bormitta9s, 4.tO,
6I5 uuo 9.4j nbr AbeRos; S6GrleSitraBeu=S =Station
um 4.40 Utor9ens unb 2.5j uuo $40 nbr gtadm.;
snniptpauiasApenus.S Station nm 7.10, 7.3O, 1916
Ror9eus, i.12. APO Rabmitta9s, 6.3l. 9.i6 u.10.M
AbeRS5.
Oar Bug um 4.49 1lor9ens uou @bause eftra6eus
citation uno Die 3Ise uln 7,t5 Worgsns, llbr, 6.ij
u. 9.46 gta9r. pom 9alpert StGt on sebCu tdSItdJ.
Die onbercn 3n9e td9ltb, Sonnta9s ans9enom~
men.
BerIaien Baltimore fir annapolis nm 7.15
DiOr9ens uub 4.l0 gtahRt. taali6, au59eHommeH
Sonntn9s, uno BON YenniolpanlG'4Usnue StattUn
UNI 1880 Diotsens uuo 4.2O RIbmtttd9s, als3eEoms
men Sonnta9s.
BerlaGen BGttimore fir Yope's Greef nm ZOO
ubr Dior9ens rno 4.10 ubr ga6mtta9S tG9lb,
ans9enommen Sonntd9s.
Rdt oem oioen lber Ri6mono unh 2puh6urg
lIbr 40 UtorgenS (S6ares it, zSaton) tdgli6 uns
(GaluGrts StGflon) pra Rilmono nm S.i5 A6enos
t4eGib, auS9cnommen SonntG9s.
ylat ytorioIt, nia WlbIn9toH u. RorIofer Dams
pftr, UNI llpr 9tIhmittG9s am DtoHta5 uuo DOna
nerita9.
Berlaiien GbaTlesitr.@ .@Station far ReiusDorf uno
philadelphia um $50 1875 Sorm. uno 200 yt1ds
mtttaes (aus9enommen Sonnta9s), uHo um 1901
a6os. tdslt6. NGt philadelphia um 6.3l gtahmttS
Son SaibinstOn-6.OO, 7.45, $40, 9.23 giorsens,
uno 1t.55 Gormlttass; 1iS, $40, 400, $50 uno
9.0S NbeRhs tdglit.
aae 3Ise bGiten on Der @barlesFr.s sStatou an.
YnetzBnreau uno guitrage iir Baggage eutess
gen9enommeR al Der 9torooit =S6e Der SaI0erts unb
Baltimorefrase.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-17
sofal Serid,te aus gSaibtnato,t.

l8aibington, 3. s., 16. gtOOBr. =
Der GebetnipOli3ift @lGruoe, ruelt)er in Iebte'
rer 3eit iebr franf mar, beiiuOet ii6 auf Der
Befierung.
- -6eute Morgen ities Dor Der &alparieus
Saptiltenfirde oi6ter 9taud auf uno Die
Seuertpebr tpurbe porthin gerufeu; man fano
lebo6, oaB MIR Der 0tuB beS S6orniteins
brannte.
- Seltern Nbeno blelten ntehrere Qrbelter.
Sereine cine Seriammlung, I'm 8ortetruuz
ger I'll elmer groBen Denomination 3u @breu
oes A. &on9reiie8 3u MAIDEN. Sin @1mlte
murbe ernannt, nm Die u6tbl9en Sono8 aufs
3ubrlngen.
- Ser fleiue afrobat ;3nulo 8oole fam
9eitern inter aufiidlt elnes Boli5iiten ipicoer
bier an uub muroe Srn. @atbel iibergeben.
Die betDen 6lteren SriiOer, melfe cen Slei=
nen entfiibrt batteH, lpur0en entlanen, 0G 0r.
@atdea iie nidlt perfOlgen molte.
- lleber bic in ben 8abnbDfen aufgeitellteu
Brieifdfen berrl6en uerihiebene irrtgc llns
iid]ten, lpeldle Bertd|ttgung 0er6iencn. Die
in D1eielben gemOrfsnen Brtefe geben uidlt IN
oas Stabts 8oitamt, iperDen Oe8balb iofOrt
Don ben Seamten Der Sahnpo|t mitgtnom.
men. gSer DeSbalb flIrS Dor BOfidlluB etnen
8rtef pollenbet b1t uuo oenielben nod nit
Der udfiteu Boit bef0rOert baben nil, brau6t
ibn nur nadl cinem Ger Sahnb0fe 81 brlnlell,
unO Smar. ruenn er iiiOll6 aebt mad Der BAL.
ttmore Yotonlac, Sabn," meitidIe Sriefe aber
nah Der Baltimore. Sbio=8ahn" Staetz
brlefe, peldIe in Oieie &6iten geworfeu werOen,
f1nueu m0glidsrweiie cine Srede meit nit
uad) Oem Sitoen uno SSeiten geuOmmeu wer.
0elI.
Die Oirettoren Der y&apitOlI NorO 8
SnaBeu Glib 2SaibiugtOner @iienbGbu"
9luuben, i'm StanOe Su iein, bis sum eriten
DECEMBER lbrc Babu in betriebidbigem 3u'
itanoe 81 babeu. Die Stdlle werOcn balH
fertig ieiu, unO bic g8a9gon5, uelde Nit
idGniten iein ioQen, Die man nod je bier &c
ieben bat, ioaeu na9ite 8Od)c bierber geibld
meroen.
- Seit benz l. September Itnb 2G1 Sau
erlaubniBi9eine au5geitellt wOrOen; Der bin
neu &ur;em erl6einerOe Seubt ocS Buuin
ipeftor8 niro bemeien, baB beinabe $1,000,
900 wdbrenb Der jeeigen Saiion oerban
tnnrAst, INN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-11-17
9aIttmore, Wo. Wtttwod, ben II. NoDember 1917

! SIM Srieasbafeu BON Sorts IN ont b,
N.=b., fino SroerS cingetrofen, ben Sp1r.
,,Warlon" bis gum /. 9e5br. fir Den att1oen
9teuft fertig 81 iteuen.
Sn Nem 9orf i4lug elm abermall9er
Seriud febl, nen perriidten Snd,uzV zVtann
| 9elmbolb aus BET , ,Slocmingoals Srrenan.
! italt" 3u befreien.
Son u 10 z0orf miro bic gead]rid)t De.
mentirt, oaB Der betannte Somifer Seo.ke.
Sor on Der Sirneripeidung leioe uno .ole
yuhne perIaifen miiiIe.
GuG1 inter ben Qofomotipenfubrern Der @i'
| ienbabnen su Hemz gorf tit bas Wtoobp'
Santegs Sieber auS9ebroden.
SnB ilabelp b begins porgeitcrn
4beno Der ,,S6wsi,er Mdnnsrbor" ben 568.
ssahrestaa beS ,,@riitliz Sd|wurS."
Su 81 III, Stalien, perflagte 9. S. @on-
u0lp ben Stepban IS. Sealp, peldler ote
amertfaniid1en aiinitler in Stalien be'd]uloigt
hattie, oab fie gSerfe BON Stalieneru als ibre
eiqnen in ben Warft brd9ten. oealp wuroe
porqeiteru ocs 9ibells ihulbig tefunSen nnb
Al 2 m6dentlifer 9aft uue 1000 Srs. Straf.
;abluna perurtbeist. Ser Sorfaa bat in arle=
rifaniid)en Sreiien al 8Om dle Setbetlt9te
fiuo Amerifaner - erbsblide Senation bsrz
porgeruieu.
Ser iu ct. Yout perurthellte gSbiSfeps
Steuer- Sdminoler Sopce hat beretts baS
3udtbaus in Seiferion Gitp be5o9en nno bic
StrGfingsiade angelegt
8enebir & pei tit gum Ser. St.z
Gcniul in Sogota ernannt tporoen.
sc o puno g anf en- baben nun
mirflih Den ,Sippooronl" in yteipsg gorf ges
pad)tet nnD iperSen bort nod Der Riidfebr bon
philadelphia Die Sefebrun9 Der 9otbamiten
III Scsne 9eben laiien.
Sn u E no =gorf bat Rtdter Senebict
ben llrtbeilsiprud) iiher orei {odnbler NIT fal-
id)em @eloe aui ben @runo bin iuspenbirt,
oab oas 3eugenperh6r 8ur @eniige oargetban
babe, oab Die 9ebeiuipolisilteus sur @utDcduug
Der Sh1ter ielblt nit Die 9anh BET M Serfaufe
bes sefdlihten @eloes i'm Spiel gebabt baben.
Sn bilaoelpbia q muroe gefern Der
@ruubitein 3u b.m Otonumente bes s. sSi=
tberipoon, zines Der llnter3eidner Der llnabs
bdugigfetts= GrflGruns gelt9t. Oas Uionus
n1ent rurrb $4,000 foiten.
Die YreSbpterianer= a,rde gu $ enrp, ST.,
bat oen 8eeder bon Serieb.Gitp, ben Gbr(un)=
miirhisen 9lenbenning nit 80 9esen 81 Stinz
men 3u ibrem Baitor ermdblt.
Sn ytew 6 file, Del., purbe gSm.
&banmld rpegen grmoroun9 ietner 6ral pro-
seiiirt uno freigeiprofen.
Su y ~ etp II peHltI.r iputpe yelieIh
Der 6rieoensridter @bas. Saulter auf bic
Anflage uerbaftct, gefdldte @ablbertdte ab>
9eianot 81 baben, nm bic Wabl 81 beelnflul>
len.
Sn 9ouispills, &s., beidlob geifern
bic UtiiTons=& =&ommiiiion Der gulifopalfird)e,
nlebr ourauf binsuarbeiten, bic yte9er bes
Siieeus inter ben GnfluB Der Stride 5u britt
gen. giner Der Anweieuoen ia9te, Die Sa.
tbolifsu tbGten ibr 8eaeS in bieier &idtung,
uno penn bic Broteitauten nid]t 3uriidbleibeH
luollten, nanu 9eIte es, 5u bauoeln.
SaS unterbaus bon arfani 8 bat ges
tern tedloiien, $4,000 fir bic Centennial
feier 81 perwilligen.
Die Millionaire Der y6rantlin.S ele=
crap b=@ ON p" hielten gefern in Bottom
cine SpesialperiammIng
Sn . maba batte iid 9eitern Der Sturm
gelegt, aber bas sSetter mar icbr falt.