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AN lNENPLAINFD DEATH.-Mrs. Catha-
rlhe SchlneWald died at the residence OF her
husband, 80 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn
Wednesday morning, and yesterday her sis
ttr Mrs. Rcinbeck, Of 1IJ Ludlow street New
L ork, called on Coroner SimmS and re-
queSted him 10 inquire into the cause of her
death. 1t is alleged that Mr.. SChinewald'S
conduct outside of his family coming 10 the
knowledge of his wife caused a series of
family quarrelS. Mrs. Schinewald refused
hnally 10 live with her husband and went T.,
her friends in New York. Last winter Mr.
SchlneWaid induced her 10 return. The Oil
qGarrelS were renewed with more violence
thdn ever ending in the sudden serious Illness
OF Mrs. Schinewald on Tuesday last and her
death next morning. She was attended b.
hr. BOner, OF Concord and Adams streets
who refused To give a certificate of burial
until cOrOncrs examination should
he made. DIR. Shepard, county physician
was notified 10 make roSt-mOrtem exa!ni-
nation. Mr.. Schinewald and the woman al
legged 10 be the occasion of the family trnu-
bleS attended Mrs. Schinewald during her
short illneSS.-N y World gfh
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- THE aENER.DGE UnTSE

HAy MIDDLhbUtG- LOUDOJN % "a.
~ l. now ready Tor the T-cs ptiru uf ~uHI-uar
b. ar1ers. II isa hauI.1rna house. with 81 O. l-
and large portic1- al = kept in the best B..
Mltdlcbufg l. situated IA the most btagfffIl AL
healthy section 4 Northern Nirsiuia, ffty rH.1
southwest OF Washington City: has hur, h. g a
den animation and pleasant srity. There j. wi hi-r
a mite 4 the House fire Mineral Spriug. an -..
medical waters have besT pronounced - Ph,-ic,af
o. De equal TO any lu the state. paly Stage Connect
with the Railroad nepp-. a. Lee.harg aul Al tlis
Plains free ride 20 tfe SpriugS ever day. gsr
terms. &c, address JOSEPH NJ PATTON. P-p-
n go.
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The Markets.

BALTIMORE, July l0.-yirgiuia 6's. peters 49,.
do consolidated, 56A; West VirRinis's, "a; North
bid to-day. Sugar ttronR, lass
BALTIMORE, July l0-CottCn a shade armer-
Kidding, l5'sal54. Flour steady and unchanged
Wheat hrm-No; western amber, ia: No do,
Is; mixed 90, 81 No; western red, ia No. J
Maryland red, 25al 30; do. amber I.33sl IS do
white, i25sl - No. Milwaukee spring. o. Corn
MN and demand gOod-southern white, u. southern
yellow; -: western mixed, 81; spot, 81; last half
July, - August. Oats frm-sOutheru, 6las5: wet
erD white. 81 do. mixed, Coal. Rye quiet AID
nominal Ss9S. Hay unchanged. Provisions quiet,
only Iobbing demand. Pork fra, u 90 BulL
meats-shouders, Q; clear rib sides l2aalpls loose
packed 9'4al21a. Bacon-shoulders, 10; clear rib
sides, 49,. Hams, 41sal5. Lard duIl-crude "a.
Tehued, H4al4', Butter firm and unchanged
Petroleum nominally unchanged Coffee unchansej
Whi,ky n mer and higher, l % -
ESw YORK, July l0.-Stocks dull. Money 2
G"ii, lIot4 Exchange, long, 4S71s; short, 4s0S.
NEW YORK, Jnly l0-Flour, 5aIAc better
"heat one cent better. Corn oue cent better
LoSnnN. Jnly 10. l2:S) p. MI. : funded LOAF
lO374. New York Centraisg "
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o NOT FAIL 10 drink ica-coIt tea viii,
STA al MiluurH's. 7 Is IN. hest s,,,r,'r
ofink ever offered 70 The public
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our Sanitary Work.

VISIT OF INSPECTION BY baltimore
AND ALENANDRIA OFFICIALS
About ll-lj today "A delegation OF Balti-
mOreaES arrived here 10 examine the work
IT, = Of The Health department OF the Dis
trlct government. and shortly Afterwards a
delegation from Alexandra arrived for same
purpose.
THE BALTIMORE DFIFG ALTON
was composed Of Dr. J. \. Stewart commits
SiOUeT Of health Hr. Chancellor Or. bono
van, John : Hog. &. W. Lewis, W. w
OTcT tOTif. cha. Streeper. W. H. Bolton q
y MIX, y r. Forester and Gen. r. \. La
tTOje AND they were met at the Baltimore
and ohio depot hy the mem berS OF our ROarf
OF Health bT- Cox introducing the visitors
10 hls colleagues. They there took carriaECs
and were conveyed 10 the garbage and night
soil depot, at the intersection OF OF Delaware
aVeuue. Is street east and II street north.
where the lnod-> opeTandi Of unloading the
wagons aud loading cars was witnessed
Here they were joined 10y
TIFF ALFNANBHIA DELFC ALTON.
under the escort OF Mr. II. =. Jones. c!erI, n
The Roart Of Health. and \ X. Browne. at
tpTfcy, a. pilOw~- Mayor HenpcT. Hr. K G.
Powell. health officer, X :. A>hby. auditor.
:. r Ntaic- alderman. VI. 81. Harlow and
W II FOwie. CDUucIlmen. J. VI. Johnson.
attorney. " j. stewart. city engineer. J. l.
works, and K. r. Knox.
THE OPAL DEPOT.
The house al the Ofial depot was found per
Iectly clean hut when some Of the ears were
opened There was an oder which. To say the
least, was not particularly pleasant. Some
OF the lie. EhhOrS alleged that the place ma I
beeu prepared fOr the visit, and assert that
~ was not fair inspection. Certain il is
The visitors generally were surprised that IL
was not more offensive. The party were then
driven % the Board Of Health rooms. AMI
after having explained to them the manner
OF doing business they were shown other
places of interest, and this afternoon they
ar being entertained at WOrmley's by the
Board OF Health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-10

PRiG6'S store, on The avenue. rpceiyai
some beautiful styles o. ieweiry this morn
ing.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

MEMoIh OF DR. GUTHRIE; now complete,
A'l volumes.
Queen isTy, a Drama By Tcnnyson.
Summer Parish. By Henry Mad Beechar.
lily bal and Caniicles. With Music. Goodrich
The Able Tigrane, Candidate for the Pap4l CHAIR.
Birds aud Seasons Of New England. Wilson
Hagg
The Green Gate From the German. b. Mr..
Wister. For sale bY
WI. BALLANTYNE.
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n TOUCHING INCIDENT. - one OF the
touching incidents OF the terri bic iuunda-
tlOns occurred outside of Toulouse In a
small village all the inhabitants save the
occupants OF detached house had been
warned OF the approaching danger and were
enabled 10 seek place of safety The I'M
fortunate farmer and his family were
awakened by the water flowing into their
mouse. Halt naked. they took refuge on the
roof OF the house. The mother, numbed with
cold, tied herself to the chimney. holding
her infant IN her arms. The father. with his
TWO daughters, maintained himself on a pro-
lection of the roof The uufOrtunateS re-
manned FOR long while in this position
when two courageous soldiers, learning
their danger, put OFF in small boat TO their
rescue. Directed by the cries Of the UNI
l0rtunates, they arrived at the farm house.
when their rescue seemed certain the walls
OF the house suddenly gave way. and all
were preclpitated into the flood. The fall of
me mouse creating a Kind Of whirlpool. the
Two gallant soldiers who had come to the
farmers assistance were swept into its vOx-
tex, and all persisted.
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I L Z U q ,

l. U @,
Dealer IN Best Varieties of
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND COAL
Also, WOOD In the stick, or sawed and spl.t
Prices moderate for cash.
0f1ces and Yards-Foot Of 4 street Ana Rhode
Island avenue, between 9th ard 10Th streets
Orders also received through Messrs. HAMILTON
d PEARSON, corner 9th and ID streets jy9e-ly
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FINANCIAL AVID CONNERClAL.
Wall street To-day.

NV YoRk. July lo.-Gold openet at li6Is: ruled
at l6'SAloS until sfter II o'clock since which the
sales have been a. ll6llall6's. on gold ioa-s the
rates have been fiat ard lsz FER cent psr anuum,
and l1oAz until Monday for aRd per cent. f1r
carry log Foreign exchange is quiet and steady,
with working rates for bankers sterling, 4S6's ASH
and +s?1za4o0 Specie shipment 10 day il $50 0ll
OF which s. 5W,es consists Of gold coin. In the
money market call loans are 2l3 aid prim. mercan-
tile paper 3xa5. Government bonds are strong and
generally higher than yesterday, Lake Shore hsv-
ing been the exception to the general list Talk of
the reopening Of the railroad war accounts
for the depression in this sto.k
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$50 to $4,000 has been invested I'm Stock
Privileges and paid 900 per cent. profit. How
10 do it y book on Wall street, sent free.
Tumbridge x Co, Bankers, > Wall street
New York. ia.
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SUIT FOR SAANDER-Ar T. II uah,
haS. Tor Joseph EeyTich. IT., entered a suit
agar u George GCtharft for Islander for say
ILk 20 DIaintin on The Sth Of July. - l'Ou are
a IOober. thief and ro.sue,H by means az
WHich ne alleges he has been greatly dam
aged, and ne LAYS bis damages AZ 40 ~
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COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS,
have always on hand O large snd as.ortes etocs
OF ANTHRACITE and BITUMINOUS GOALS
PINE, OAK and HICKORY WOOD in the stick, 0
sawed and split; all kept under cover.
Having the control OF several brands of imported
and Domestic CEMENTS and CALCISED PEAS
TERS, and handling yearly many millions of BAN.
COB LATHS, am In condition 70 i'll orders Of arr
Character In my line with Dispatch and fidelity al
wholesale and retail, upon terms that defy eomrS.
Gtion
Central Once-o23 Lousians avenue northwest
Branch Sard-lst 81, bet snd SITS p, southeass
Wharf-Foot Of Sd street southeast.
octSlly WIN. GClNAND.
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THE JUSTIN DIVORCE CAsE-YeSter.iav.
IN tie Equity Court, Judge Wylie made 2
decree GiyorcinS Mary =. TCStIu from the
bOLcS al mairlmOny with James Z. Tus'in
giving comp aiuaut the custody Of the minor
enid, and euJGiulug the defendant from mar
" lES- The bin I'm This case was He'd BY Mr.
NJ Thompson in March last 6ud reciteS tina,
they were married at ShiPpensbUrg. Pa, IT.
January -. have mad three children one
ben "a minor and she charged that for Sey-
er"l years past ~ contributed 50 little To hey
support tuff u. was dependant almost en-
tifeiy on her eN-Tt1OUS for support. that
~ committed adultery with one Cordelia
Bal ~ iE~ Mansion house. in Alexandria
81. Inc '1ih OF July - :, and hss frequently
been guilty CT adultery with the same party
AZ t+.. q street Cor who's. SuEpOrt ne mas
contributed large Y, and had frequently in
suited petitioner ty saying he wished She
cflC-C lH3 Se uer~cl. rs attractive - Cor,fpIfa
t,aiL The ovfrBdal.. i'm his answer denies
tiat he has failed To support as family.
Charges Thar she iefi him about four wears
since. hUt returned g him. that ~ changing
his residence SIZE insisted on t4k.nga large
mouse and filing lt with bOariFrS. denies
having cCUmitted adultery with CordaIia
Eall, and n he EGd ne AYERS the conduct OF
complainant has fUlv cOuiOuei bv sleeping
N Tie same bel with him. The testimony
Was taken by NJ. j. y. Oliver. the IL fenda-lt
appearing a hiS own counsel. auc Mr. Nj
thompson appeared fOT piaiutfT
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THE wENTwORrH.

NRY A frst-olass SUMMER Hsiel ttus-ed n
Newcastle, n. IL, miles from Por;-.l.r,. % /,
v III Open for the sess une 10th, under n
ment Of CAMPBELL 4 CHASE. All the rH.ss- N
the house arc desirable and the Ocean aud ( ..r
Bathing, Sailing, Fishing aud Riding facilities un-
surpassed. FOR further Information inquire %
CHARLES v CAMPBELL. Port-mouth, n. n. r
CHARLES IL. ChASE, a. North Market .trett,
ROAfgp 4 ~
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THE ARIOS QUARTETTE Grin ~ tn
lily u mating arrangements for An exepE-
s'Oh Gown Tie Potomac 70 MasshalI Hail o.
MORROW The entertainments of Inc Artc,-
are 80 wei GnOwn and favOrably rerne,n-
bered by The pIblic that tsey hardly need p
De recommended by uS. See AT ri semen,
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IeaN IT gil Peunsy ivaula avenue.
NEW BOOKS.
QUEEN MARY. BY Alfred Tennyson ........ 81 80
TIE ORIGIN AND ANTIQUITY OF ES-
CRAVING. b. ". :. Baker. 8.h. Illus
tTal' d.-. ~
TIE FRENCH AT HOME. b. Albert
hhnutN ....-..-.-.--... .--.-- .---.......... =
JOCELYN'S MISTAKE. Pa7er-.....a.......... Is
THE LADY SUPERIOR. By Eliza II. Ballard 81
For sale by
N0HuN BROTHERS, Booksellers.
IeZJu iOls PsSSsrLvs MA AyENss.
TNHREE FEATHERS, a Novel. by Wm BLACK
and for sale at
SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner 45s street and PENNEY lyania avenue.
Man and Beast, Here and Hereafter: flustra'ad5y
more than three hundred original anecdotes By
Rev. J. G. Wood.
The Odd Trump. Novel.
Miss kOvel, by Victor Cherbulicz.
Blank Books, Paper, Envelopes aud everything IN
the Stationery line for sale
may2lr SHILLINGT0SS BOOKSTORE.
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SURF BATHING.
Ell POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL.

Access per Potomac steamers. Fancy and Ma
0uerade Balls during he season. For cirr-l.-s-
rooms; &C, address JAS x MlLBURN a 8RD ,
FONT Lockout, 81 Mary Co, Ma. Ie2l Ia
Ia COUNTRY BOARD. MRS r. n
vEN7CHASEH offers comfortable sccosIll lia-
AG1sE1 tions ~ her rs.iieHce. ne miles from An
naIuii-. 10 fsmllie< aud peT.ous desiring 20 p 2
the summer. with The p,,ssure 81 surt-and P-i-l.s
Pa hing Fishing, Boating, sc. The Waters -h0g =
~ The nne-t Fish. Oysters and Grabs.
Terms reasonable and made known On app'f-as -- /,
Post Office Address Amanda al -tF.
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CALI A.; sSsa,SsJISR,s,
IL ~ n ne SIs en1sylysnis svenne,
reduced price,. =" s'~oes- q
ot STAKkI, q, ec,sn, $3.50 RHINE WINE, o.:
.GiSSkk Brandy, RAsPBEkkH sYRuP
W." 0Ay20
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REAL ESTATE SALES-ThOS + N-agga
man, real estate bSOkeT and auctionear. has
s"ld Tor Richard Peters, q New YORK. lots
ana !, IN square 5. fronting on IL street
northwest. between 22d and sd, To Calvin
wilmer, for - ,~i5. 4 $50, for Jas NJ John-
S ZION. trustee. part Of lot y. in square S91
Iiontlhg - feet inches On sth street north
"es'' 10 - "A Langley. for - cents per fCoc
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EXTENSION OF , SSkRSTs ROAD IN WASH

Eagtneas oeos Disyicf 81 ColNsaBSa. /,
WASHINGTON, June "a, ls7s
4, Nouce IL hereby given OF proposed extension Of
the Conduit Rosd 90 connect with the Lice I'm.
hlyer Road east of Georgetown, ID C. "
The plat y en- HE In tbs Office, and may be ean-
sultt by all parties Interested. ~ W.
BY order Of the q COMMISSIONERS
l. hOAlE, LIeai. Engineers, o. sA
. ye<s <s~oN Engineer Of ID. n
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A STOCKTON HOTEL.

lsF3l CAPE MAY.N.p.
Opens Juae 26th, ISIS
gHsRLES DTrFF
tCf CoutiGsutal / ,tel. Paiiad.intfn-H
ie26 In Pm.
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A FOUNTAIN DALE SPRINGS.

lk.H4l This SIMMER Resort, situated six nlil.=
n M Hue bidge station, Western MARYLAND hal
road, five miles from Emmittsburg, ND. tuaI -
miles from Gettysburg, Pa, l. unsurpaS-sG flr
health. For particulars address the proprietor, AZ
Fountain Dale, Adams county. Pa.
Jel4-eolmr FRED MCINTYRE. Prnpria-H-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
espS scr stoatsDamptfaSt.

Sp.rtngfteIb, ST., ,. SUM-.
nn8efdDr filnf3i9 Miuer bon SuiuoiS
fanlelt Deutc bier 3%uiominen, nm Die
Dtn8e, Die tbnen alien IN !0erSen lie8cn,
5n belpre0en unb auf WtttteL 3ur 9(bbiilfe
Gil finneu. Cine ibrer 0auptbeluperoen
TT 8e8en Die observation-disclosures
geridtet, tpel1e I&UD(en niWt unter" flint
Er05ent perlt0ern, nGDrcnD ite lonlt
Gep0DHLi1 nur % Nro3ent anrcdnen.
Dicicr itnGercDten llnterlbeicung ipouen
Die Wiii4er Oa0urd Elm @IIoe nlad)cn, DnB
iie eiac clgelle 8cgeltieiti9e &erii0erungs:
gclcIli0aft btlOcit, iDenn Die @%Ompag1ien
iiN Mot SIT b~iutgefen Breiieu DerlteDcn.
SmttD
Baftc 9eute cine 3ulammenfunft nit BEN
@llen5aDu> uro Spetders@ ommiilGren,
nj r9el1er 6ciblotlcn lpurOc, Die Jnlpefz
tloi@geUliDrcH por0crDanO HlhG aD5uz
dtGerH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
seroeiratDmns etmes tatDOli50en
YrtercrS.
sc e ~ gorf, 80. Ml

Jte yOrt, 80. Wf0l.
Ser fribere &aplan an Der iriideH ST.
Nnna1 STRIDE 8ater Safe, beiien Yreoigt
gegen Die NoLtsi9ulen Der9ansenen Nine
ter ptel Nuiieben erre9te uub Der infOlge
oeilen pom @rabii6of Otc GloSfep iusz
penDirt murbe, bat it0 Dor &ur5em nit
elmer @liGBerin uerbeiratbet unO nab
San 6ralcisco begaben. 0teies Greigz
nib bat in tatDolii0en &reilen nm 10
gr0Beres Aufieben crrc8t, Do GATE Sons
Derttgt mat.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
Gin aatter Ssnuo.
M n. 4. 9

0tN 8 0 Il, T. SlIllt.
Ser S6abamtS.S pcStolagent 8radett
entbedte bcutc III eiuem bieligen 2eibbaus
eiu metBeS Spibenfleib i'm 8ertbe bon
$40, 900, eiren peiBen Spibenibapl,
ipertb $4,000, uno anbere Spiben I'M
g8ert6e bon $4,000, tpel6e Oeeenitdnbe
i'm Sabre 1873 bon Soiepb 9oaradr eins
gei6muggelt tporoen iparen. 9as &leto
unb Die Spt5en befaroen it6 emit in bet
0aroerobe Der &aiiertn Gugenie ulo tpa@
rem unter ben neutrality-suspicious.,
ipelde bielc mad tbrer Sll6t mad @nsz
lano in 9onbon in @clo uniebte. 9a5
@au3e MAJ fir 3S5 Dollars Oeriebt NOR
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
SOaoe ts.ss oaS SG5ne 0eio.
i { 10 J Dtt, ?. sum

@ENV y .. J"VF'
Gin 2ouooner Gelegramn meloet, baB
Die 800, 600 Dollars Oolo, ipel0e nit
Dem vSOiller" uerloren 9it8eu, trOB etfs
ri8er 9ta0ioyi0uu8en nod utdt gefun1
ben iporoeu iino. 9a8egeu ftnoet man
nod immcr &ciOcn BON 8eruuBliidtelt,
mel0c pDu ocr 6lut9 ans &anD gelpilt
iperoeu. Dieiclbelt iino ill ben mctiten
6duen Don Dem 2lllpralfcn 9egeu 9tifie
DIS our untemntliAfelt 5erfeBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
S0,ptegcretmtte

@lcDeIan6, o., 81. Wtat.
Der 59idbrige Sobn Geenan morbete
geltern Wtorget leIne 60idbrtge S6Diez
9crmuttcr Bridget @enan, inOeln CT ibr
nit elmer 2trt ben &opf ipaltete.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
2l1tf oeat 9rieaspfaSe.
. III aha. 2. Stunt.

III q . q, z. OHIE'
8on Camp Stambaug6 III @pOmtlg
lit bier folgenoe amtlt9e WteIOung erbals
ten moroen: 3wei befreu1oete Snotaner
uno Elm WeiBer trofen beute BON sort
S%etternan nit ber 9ia0ri6t bier EN-,
6aB cine 5ablreide 8aube BON Storr,
@DeDenlleS ullo 2lrrapaboeS at, etllenl
9taub3u8e sesen pie S9Oi9oHess9eutHr
begriffeu lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
SranS etuer &tr0e+

st. Soiepb, Mi6., A. Stunt.
Sn Benton 6arbor ipurDe Dergangene
Na6t Die tiir3Li6 9ebaute Mtet6. s@ptsc.z
&ir9e pom 8ltB getroffen un6 Our0 baS
infol9e oeiien entitanoene Teuer 3erz
itort. Ser S6aoe belGuft it6 auf 49,
900 0oIlars; 8erii0erung 1T ni9t Oors
hQn1en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
4tnfGa bei,ss 8G1fQIc1.

I q Ut . Z u - go"
6eute Jtabnlitta8 brad ipdDreno zines
8allipielS eth baufduiger S6uppert,
auf meld)em ettua 100 UfanlIer u1o Sna;
ben YlaB genomme1 battell, 5%ulalnilert,
uno Die gauge @eieul6aft fam tunterz
bunt ourOeinanoer 3u lie9en. Die groBe
WtsDr3abt fam nit leibten SUramnlclt
uuo &uetlhungeu baoon. a6t a6cr lpurs
ben erDebliO pcrleBt. GDaS. 0rau, Us.
&avrence rltD SoDn 90. lGiliams En-
litten 4rmbri0s un0 anocre lRReteBtrz
lebulgell.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
Glue vcFb ess cssoc SeMerSo2nmt ia
SQriMnfsela. Aan.

GprtnBftclHsUtaii., 50. Itai.
Sine .fur0tbure 6o4efabrumit iut0ts
beute Jiq admitting oielc Otd6t beim. @tpa
Oieudg jMuier, tbeilS I'M ea4GdftStbeile
Der SIaN gelegcnL iDurOen elu9e0ldert.
Der S9aDe brlQuft ii0 mih0eNens GuT
cine 8Iertetnt1iDg Dollars.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
Carl 0oet a1sS9cttefert.

Wem WDIt z. SNNl.
Die bon Der bel8il9en Jtegterlll9 8es
f%orDerte Nnslicfcrung Carl So8t's, mel
der Dor un9efdbr Sipet Sabren bet 8rul7
lei ben GDeD0lier Dubois De Storco err
moroete, tit enolih erfol8t. 8o9t lrat
geltern ole uuIretniuiBe Jtlldretle III 9e7
lcui0aft ethes HoIiseibealnte1 an.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
ScrIettuto 9e0ctt
ocn @farrcr Mc8Ictp.

SIN benz acknowledgements bin
&obcrt Is. Scanning gegen oen tatbolt7
l1en Yrieiter Ntc@lew in Gbellea, ipel7
der bon Der &anseL bera6 ~erflGrt bate,
oaB Griterer nit ieiner Libm birgerli9
a%ngetrautenl Srau I'M Goncubtnat lebe,
permo0ten Die @ei9porenen ni0t elntg
Al perben uno puroeu entlaiieu. 3eDn
oerielben iparen ge8en uuo 8pet fir Die
Nrellpre0uta oes Sefla9ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-06-08
@reDt fprt0f-
@oiDingtOn, 30. Vtai

SO DtngtOn, 81. Dtut.
Die Deitilnntte @rfldrung oes bor
Sursenl itattgebabten repHblitaltilben
StoatsconueutS BON BcnnlplDallten 9ez
gen Grants nO9malige GrDallll1g bat
6ieleu bemosen, fOl8en0eS 0drelben all
BEN 9r6lioentelt ieues GOnpents, 0GrrD
81ite, Al ri0ten:
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For ~ pa. .,i
TOPEKA frGAsS.

TorrEA, 'uiy 18Th. 1875
opeAn 10 sereue again since ~,
a 90 have retreafed. Ietvir ,hesn A,
ING lady correspondents
--shc Topeka girls seem 10 beh..
'sP'F,, consilerlnH Nils Is receiving
'he attention vi al The geL,lel.sn
A couple Of young men 70 cosr,-
ing here IN partnership. Pete 90. ne
sunday TO 500 ii Dave can con,e tac
next.
-Jimmcy goes 10 0twdI lwice n
week. wonder what Is going 70 hap.
pen.
Miss SslTle Harris, f.sc,n.
young lady Of Uuntinybur. -as ~.
spent week in this vicin'sr. sr1 l,o
and others enjoyed there ~, her.
back riding while here. j. J. ~. x,
certainly happy.
More 1rOI
ChAxr KrLI
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-07-23

- Within tho Inst ten wceks nor
less than 435.OCoOoo In sSh lave lse
the United Statci to fll the vauits OF .hs
Bank Of England. Ii has excited IN.
remark or attention. This Wa, beer 81
IL was no, a circulating medium. Il. Is
had been -as the resnmefs dpsisc- II
would have led to monetary and 4, 4.
general business and individual r.ia.
"A contraction OF eS5,0Ou0oO in ten
weeks in a volume Of circulation l. a
big affair Even the grecnback cop,rac-
,ionists would recoIl from that. The
present experience Of Great Britain.
which is passing through a moncterv
panic In which we wonld share if 20
had gold instead Of a srcenLack Msis
is extremely suggestive. What become
of the arguments or thoserwho tell n.
that 1t Is our interest to have the sa.ue
currency That the world has-a currency
liable to be affected by every vioiss. ado
that might como TO the indusfvy. l.e
commerce and manafacinros OF au
InationS Wo don't want q . tnciliun r.
exchange Of values that which "A la.
by any disorder 10 bn.inels 10 rrcelvn &
shock In every part Of the g!sAo 7. lu.
Enquirer.
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One of the proprictors of the alapaca
factory in Chuuiaqus County, New
York, having bceu presented with tine
pair OF Angsra goats. attempted tho re-
markablc feat OF taking the ilcccrs from
their backs and making fashionable
dress of the wool between sun aud sun
Operations were commenced M sunrise
aud at an early hour in the afternoon
the goods were ready for the dress
makers -Four ladies then made the
dress, complete IN every particular, and
ready for wearing NJ sunset.
G-v Robert Collyer says that Chris
tian can 20 10 tho circus without risk.
We suppose this j. true. unless he should
try 10 ride the trick mule.