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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
gersspetfclter selbtmorope erfud,.
Cine frau oeriudt itdl nit etuem Belle ia
t0Oteu

Vt"S btu" "Sti"Wt wv "'' t'"e" ~'''' D"
Sine 6rau, Namen8 Warte SA0ned, Die
in ytr 8, WaribsO Otarfet.Space, etne 2Sirtbs
idaft betreibt, bot geitern Wior9en nm llbr,
inoem iie nit bluttgem Sopfe uno @eitdtc
uuO gele9entlid Nib aufi9releuO, our6 bic
Straben gefbrtwurOe, 2lllen, bic de Su ieben
befanlen, einen entietlihen 4nblid bar. Gle
hattie it6 bic gSunoen am 8opfe lelblt nit
eiuem Belle su9eiiigt. Seit mebrereu Sagen
mar Iie melan6oliidJ gemeien uno bate eintge
ibrer Na6barn beidnlOtgt, oaB iie tbr na1
oem geben tradIteten. @eltern UfOr9en 9e9en
6 llbr betrat tie 0a8 9auS Der t5rau gt35p
Wtiller in Yir. 10, Wtartet.Spacer NIB begab
ftd, Obue ein gSort su iagen, in ben 5of.
8alo barauf pernabm etn SObu Der 6rau
Uiiller Elm @er6ui6, mel6em eln lauter auf.
i6rei elmer Srau fOlgte. @r elite III ben Sof
uuo fab oann, ba3 Srau S66ned ein
Bell IN Der &auo
batte un0 nit 0emlelben III iull0er gSutb
ibreu &opf bearbcltete, looaE itd Str1me
SluteS aus ben 8un0en er9OHeu, Der tunge
MiQer podte bic lebeu8miioe 8rau uno per.
biuSerte fe, iid) lpeitere Serlebungeu am
8opfe bsi5ubrin9eu, bis BOli5ift @roOf ber'
beifam, Dem er iie iberlieferte. 0ieier brahte
tie na6 benz Sooipitale Der g8aibiugtor. unt.
uerittGt, no bic AerSte ermlttelten, oaB thre
g8unoeu SWar ifwer, aber nt6t ablolut tOOt-
lid IIno.
6rau Sdoncd if etlpa 40 9abre alt, Uer.
mtttpet unD Dtutter breler SinOer, BON mel
den ba8 dlteite 3ebH SABRE Sdblt. Sic wuBte
tcineu weiteren @runO fir ben Beriud, I'D
oa5 2eben 3u nebmen, au3ufitbren, alS BAT
Fe Die fire Soee bate, Semano moae lle um'
brln9en.
@ne bebuuerli9e Saene ipieite fh I'M
0oIpitale ab, aI8 Der tIeine SObn Der 8rau
SdGned iid oaielbit uad Oem Seiinben lei
ner Wiutter ertunOigen wollte. Dos St6b
nen Der Ututter midte ii9 nit ben SeuBerr
oeS ainoe8, pelbeS bic ytutter fragte, iuCl
lie 10 furdltbar Sugeriatct babe. 9le geeter'
ermiOerte Oarauf, oaB iie ielbt bic urbeberir
ibrer &lleeuugen iei, uuo OaB ite iid oa5!
zines 8elleS beoent babe.
Der ungliidli9en 6rau wiro I'M llniuerit
tGts-6oipitale cine iOr9iame Bebaubluug 81
8beil, uuO Die 2ler3te glaubeu, oaB. fe bali
Don ibren 8erletuu9en mieoer 9eueen luirO
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SrduOe.

Smaba, 9tebr., 8. Septbr. - @efern
Ibenb braHnteu in gfortbz Ylatte, gfebr., Die
StaQe Der 6egieruug ab, unO IA Waultbiere
perbraunten.
Ste eSnotanetal1nrmbett II, Steba1a.
cans Sran5iSco, Z. Scptbr. - Cine
SompagnieSuubestruppen if beute mad bem
Sd)auplaee rer SnOianer' lluruben in Nepaoa
abeeqanqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
@raneihernrhnunn nratis

Bur raihen ,Setlun9 bon SamenluwdGe, oerlorener
Diannbarteit uno aGeu ourh 4uslbueiIun9en ooer
9ebeime Sinoen er5eusten nnor6nun9en. Seoer
Mpothster bat Die 8efanothele Der YieoI5ln. Dian
it-"tbe an Sartoion & Gontn,, Bor 2296, Stems
gQ1, (septl, ,120Its,i .G.G)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
SelegrapDii@e Sepel9ea.
(8eribte Der raiiociirten Breiie" fir ben "@or'
reiponoenten.)
STANDARDIZATION.
aus ser @mnS Sesbamptstaot.

9Sai btnston, D..@., 8. Septbr. -
Seine peitereu @olbiibertrasungen bon New1
Yorf na9 San.6ranSisco fino beute autori'
itrt norben.
= Die 3eGbausz ginnpbmen betrugcn hente
S7O5, ,199. Die 9teoeniic @innabmen betruz
nen S409. .537
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
&ot,fro,,h n, Genf1,dpo

gont8Dtlle, 8. Septbr. = Gtne Spe'
5ial 9epeite BON @ranuiqe, &p., an ben
vGuening 9eDger" melOet, buB Die Saut BON
s. 9. Sancod & SO. in Sentudp uorgeitern
Ibeno Inn $27 900 beraubt fpurbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09

Sem 0orf, 8. Sept. = 9elo leift 3u
14-2 BroSent. gSe9iel flaHau 4.84. Sob
iblof su 115g-1!54. 8unoes- -Sbltgationen
idlo1ien fau aber felt ; 81er Coupon
1881; 64er Coupon l178; 65er 118t; neue
1888; Ger 1903; 68er 1909; neue Siinfer
117s; 1O.4Oer Coupon 1174. 9lftien i6lofeu
lebaft unb feit; N.sg. Central lO5; @rie
18t; 2afe Sbore 574; SIS. Central 81;
Yittsburg so; NOrtb gSeitern 4Ob; Yriur.
554; 0todsSslanb 1913.
llnterifabamts Silans: Golb $50, $685.
coz. Nourort eco no0 Axe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
0ermiid1te 9epef6en aus
gfeipsWprf.


81 e ~ 9 orf, ben 8. Septbr. = 8te
9ampfer ,,Imerique" bon Saure, .@itp Of
Sera @ruS" bon Sauanna uno nSermann"
pom Sremen iinb bier eingetrOfien.
- Sob er0Hnete Su 1l4B.
- Der llnreridaemeifter Sahltc beute fir
Snterefieu SEC, 1000, fir etngeSogene Sblisa=
tipnen $28,000 aus.
- Die 3Ol ginnabmcu bstru9en beute
900.
= Ser ,.9otos.Glub" bat beidlofien, bem
0idter StftOr Sugo bel 'ieiner anfunft i'm
ndditen Sabre einen 9rOben gn1pfans su be-
reiten.
- 9as 6. 8eainlent Der Netp=9orfer 6rei.
fuilligen, Die ilteite Militdr. Organization i'm
Staate, pelhe8 ietn geiteben auf 61 Sabre
suriifoatirt, wuroe scitern auf Sefebl bes
SouuerneurS aufgel6i't, neil bic i3abl Der
lpitnIiphPr 2I1 nPrir1u mnr
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Gat0fIronf1e itt Wtdlta0tt. .

. 1nctnnat1, 8. Septbr. = Gtne Spes
sial 0epeid)e Der r3imes" BON Sadlon,
Uttdl., melbet, baB beute Dtlttag fur5 mad l
llbr cine Seitenmauer bon Sennett'S neuem
@Seldaft8lotale einitiirSte unb adt Berionen
inter ben 3riimmern begrub. 9rei Mdnner
bat man bis iett 5par nod lebenb, aber
idlrper perlett herporaesoqeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
Gin Wasu @ettes ais @etofGif1er
nerh6ftRf.

Baterptile, We., 8, Septbr. = Sbcrit
Sent BON Der @ebeimpolisei oes Sdatamtes
perbaitete ben al.Breotger s4. u.s. STAN
ball, auf Die 4nfla9e, 0Oaarsnoten in SHnf'
Sollarsnoteu umgednOert su baben.
9te repnblttamtid,e staats Gom=
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aqnn ein 9euhher, rpel6er ieinen Ylili'
tdr @ntlafuug8i1ein bat, iOiOrt naf ietuer
4nfuuft bier ieine Biirgerpcpiere erbalten,
ODER muB Ocrielbe crit iiiHf Sabre tm 9anbe
iein? u. S.
Sr9eub Semuno, Der in Der amcrifauii6eH
Qrmee, Ger oes SunoeS Der Ser. Staateu,
geoient bat uno ebreupon eutlafen ruOroen il,
fann iofort - einsrlei, oh CT iiiuf Sabre i'm
2auoe mar, ooer OBJ er iciue erIte IpplItatlon
Qema6t hat, ODER ni9t, - ben SirgerbrleI
erbaltcu. 9aB elm Wtilitdrsgntlaiiungsiheln
aus oeuti d. IN QienIte gi4t6 niiBt, mug
- 49,. -. rl,.tLA
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9ou ett,e,t GoliSt6en erSa,uS5em.

q m-O orf, 8. Sept.-Robert @tlmOre,
Elm gfeger, uno sipei unOere BeriOnen paren
BON Dem grooflDner BoliSiiten Sopce we9en
Sruntenbeit unb orbnungspibriaen Setra=
gems perbaftet unb mad oem Stattonshauie
aebradlt morben. Gilmore iudte Su entflie.
ben unb Sogce, b:nter ibm beriageno, Sos
ieinen 6epolosr, Der ii6 entluo, nobel Die
Suael Gilmore binten i'll ben SOpf eiuOraug
un6 porne berausfam, beiien augenblidliden
Sob peruriahenb. SOpce bebauptet, Der
SduB lei sufGllig loSgeganqen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
sRe,ial zMotiielt.
Seiof,1 : maarerl,
Sptken ttmS &letSer StoTe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES /:
90 90 =
60 60 91ener 9abel1. GO GO !;
20 00
S5 SS Glesallte gSaareu. g g {
90 90
g g 5eae Yreiie. g :
90 W
90 90 Q
&aufma,t e SpeiBer,

NtWU utWW ~ SWVtHtS'
Nr. %, NorosGttntpftraBe.
pierte Sbiire n0rolih BON Der Sa9ettetraBe,
empje6len ersebenf benz oeutiden Publifnm eine
9roBe Ausmahl
pom
getoe, atlas, Snmmet uno DoHenen SIetz
DerNoffem. -Aedbte 9Sienfr u. 0artterSaiimtr
SbatpIs. 9eutfhe uno irIdnpiSdte Setu%
wano. - Mcd)ie nno sSmitatton Sptben
auer Art.
0tmpcn, Eransen II. 0aHnon fit Sleioerbeias.
Srauer Stofe.
better enslidber uno frau50fider 5obritatiOn.
Stidereien, gSeisz uno Strumpffpaaren. @orTetten,
Sanoibube, Bdnoer &C., poltne Settoeden,
,Slanel uno Gaiilrire.
gpfben=Garpinem einc SpesiaIitat.
Neae Y,eiie unb ell Reoienun9 9aranttrt.
&aujman g. SueiBer,
(Gpt3iS) Vr. 2S, Nor0>Gutatuur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
Sas &efmltat Der @ablen In
S,dItfDraiett.

cans ran5tSco, o, s. sept.-Sm Senot: 10
3emotrateu, unabb. Sem., 9 lluabbdnstsc unb Z
Jiepublitauer. Su Der 9liIembIp 60 Semotraten,
unabbdnsiser Semofrat, 7 uuabbdugtse uno ii
RepublitQner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09

Die glattfornl ipridt iid, fir ebrlide Ssrpal.
tuua aus, 1T segen weitere Sermebruns beS
Bapierqelbes, fir 8iidfebr sur Sartgelp5ahz
luna uno qegen eiuen britten 3ermin. @s
murbe elm enti6lofener Seriuf gsnlu6t, Den
lebteren 8eiGluB gu itreiden; oerielbe muroe
ie6od) nieber9eitimmt.-D,e @onOentiOn nos
miuirte MIR undergraduate StaatSbeamte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
Sic ,.8ouf pott California;

SEe e1SWW& UUW UU1tTUEWEW.
cams fanSis o, s. Sept.-@s ift nun cons
ftatirt, oaf bic ,Sant pom @atlforuia" am Is. os.
Uits., Su 6erieibeH 3ett, wie Die rSqnt Don Rez
uaou," fpieoer eroftHet miro. Die Uore miro baiz
nun,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
Sic Oentptrattidte StaatssSpnnettz
fiptt BON 0cnttfnlDat,tett.

Grte, Yenlll., 8. Septbr.-0eute Nlltta9
frat bic bemofratii9e StaatS @Onpention i'll
SieuH9 unb ipuroc bon s. Otiller Sur SrO.
nung gerufen. gta6bem bic @omite'n fir
permauente Srsaniiation ernanut parcn,
fanb 9Sertaoltna bis lIbr itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
fe f0ttfmdnntSdJe M8ettttr rsss
4. o. Dunn s. Comp,
Nr. Z, Noro=GbarIeShraBe,
Bdlt more.
Raskea's

Ymlper ge8en faltes sytcber,
eiu Sbueues uuo eettipes Seilmitel, Suberetet uu0
nprfduft pom Coleman & Rp9ers,
1Muaos .slte4l air rs. gReit= timnreitrniie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-09
Ste 2Sa1I ttt NelpasSerieD. - 9ln=
ftdflfffe DER M1tf Ell D efff cuts

geparf, N.sS., 8. Septbr. @8 bat
ben Inifletn, oaB Die Contributions. Imenoes
ments mitDtaioritdten bon 1870, ,0O0Stiml
men angenommen morben iinb. @eqen Die
Serfiigung, Sppotbefen su beiterern, iptrben
in flint Counties 9roBe Maioritdten abgeges
ben, in Den iibrigeu Counties tpurbe iebod)
auh bieie8 Imenbement angenomuen.
Srento II, 8. Sept.-9ie Nmenoements
Su Der Contribution iinb nit elmer Mehrbeit
bon 10000 Stinmen anaenommen pOroe:l.
Ser Yro5eB gScitcrpelt's.
8 btla belp b ia, 8. Septbr. - Der erite
a3euge, nelder beute in bem Bro3eiie gSeiter,
pelfS uernommen murbe, mar Bm. 9. Otc'
Sean, 0teoaftenr am y0ebger." 9crielbe iagte
iber etnellnterreoung aus, pelde er furs na6
Der @rideBungOoiber mtgSeiterpelt batte.
0teier madte ibm mebrereWittbeiluugen iiber
ieine ScSiebnngen su Moiher. gB. iagte,
Wtoiber babe ibn initruirt, naf Bbilabelphia
81 gehen uno bort gewiiie Grfunoigungeu eirl=
SuSteben uuo baS 9teiultat Oerielben in elmer
Yerionalnoti5 beS v0eo9er" ntitSutheilen.
6olgenoe NnSiage erregte ba8 gr0Bte Iufz
iebeu I'M @erid)t5laale. Qufretia g. Sears
iagte aus: sd pobne in Srooflpu, I.-O.,
iab ben Nngeflagten am 6. Sult IN SroOflpn
in einem Staotbabnwagen. @r Jap mir
gegeniiber rno bate einen fleinen &naben bel
iid, bon tpelf)em eS mir auffel, baB oerlelbe
feinen Sut truq. Oas &tno mar hiibld), eS
trug Elm branneS geinengenaltb nno hattie ges
lOdte8 Saar. Der Mann lpra6 ni6t meiter
I'll Dem &lnbe, nrr ais e8 81 1petnen anfng,
iagte er: Still, fill! sstr geben SurDtdma." !"
Der Mann nabm baS 8inb auf ben Irm unb
itieg III 8iuiamsburg ans. 3eugin erflarte,
Die ibr geSeigteY teYbotograpbte babe groBeNebn=
iihfeit nit Dem &inbe, peldles tie am 6. Suli
geieben babe. Sen 9lngeflagten babe iie i'm
Sunl 1875 i'm @eiangniB bon Mopameniing
lpieoer erfannt.
Sic oemptrattid,e StaatssGpnnetts
tion bon Rennfplparten.
@rte, Benltl., 8. Septbr.-Seute Wtltta9
frat bic Oen1ofratii6e StaatS. @Onuentton i'll
SisuHg unb ipllrbc bon s. 0tiller Sur SrO.
nung gerufen. gtadbem bic @on1ite'n fir
perrlauente Srganiiation ernanut warcn,
| fanO Sertagnng bis ubr itatt.
Gtienbabt,zGoatiion TIT 9elatuare.
gS Stlmtngton, Oel., 8. Septbr.- Gin
n6rOltd 9ehenoerYfiriiA5u9 itteB heute gfad)t,
tlr5 nad) II llbr, bel @belter NIT einem art'
| bern Yfriid1suge 5ulamnlen. Ofebrere Srad)t-
magen pltrben oemolirt uno etne 2ofomotlue
arg Sugerid)tet. @s lpurOe gftemano uerlebt.
Gataftropbe TT Wtd)tgam.
Cincinnati, 8. Septbr. - Sine Spe:
5ial 9epeide Der r8imes" BON Sadlon
Wttf., nelbet, baB beute Wtittag fur5 mad
| ubr cine Seitenmauer bon Stnnett'S neuen1
@el6dftSlotale eintiirSte unb adt Berionel1
inter ben 3riimmern begrub. 0rei Ofdnnel
bat man bis iett 5tpar nod lebenb, abel
| lhtper perlett berDor9e5ogen.
Sanfraub TIT &ent,tfp.
| 2outsptlle, 8. Septbr. = Gtne Spe
sial 9epeide bon 9ranuile, &p., an Der
vGueniug QeDger" meloet, baB Die Saut uor
s. 8. Sancod & SO. in &entudp porgetert
! abenO I'M $27, 900 beraubt ipurOe.
Serared)er ,atto Werbredtet, TIT
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gSt NJ tn9 t 0 II, Del, 8. Septbr.- Gln
n6rOli9 9ehenOerYfiriid5ug itieB hente gfa6t,
flr5 mad II llbr, bel @belter NIT einem an
bern Yfriidsuge 5ulamnen. Ofebrere Sra9t=
nagen purben bemolirt unb elne 2ofomotlpe
arg Sugeri1tet. SIS murDe Htemano perlebt.
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Ser autrabr tn giHinipss hat I'D, nod ntat

We ms <SrIeans, 5, Sept, : Der nSeralb"
eitp, suonah in persanseucr Nadt Dottor JtaSbn
uno @barles Roie, Spet Weise, Su Satartia ermorz
bet puroen. @ine ,@ompasnie perIteB ga5oo=@itp
Inn ht uad Sgtartia Su beseben. 3m Nolfe Safe
herflbt por! . ~
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Seltern WtOr9en uerlammelte iid] Der ,, Str.
otn'a'sr BreB'Seretn" in y8arnums 5otel."
HHpelenO paren IolGenbe Scrren: 2d)tb.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-25


WE have several times adverted to the
ability of the Republican leaders in North
Carolina, whibh was displayed in re-
markable manner during the late cam
paign in that State. We would nov call
attention to the fact that they have elected
to the convention q large number of gen
tlemen of fine capacity, in this respect, far
SURPRISING those chosen by the Democrats,
although the latter party claims monopoly
of the intelligence of the Old North State.
Among the able Republicans elected to the
convention we may name o. 81. Dockery,
Ralph P. Buxton, George z. French, R. F.
Lehman, Rufus Barripger, A. W. Tourgee,
R. c. Badger, I. ]. Young, W. 81.
Wheeler, W. T. Faircloth and Mr.. Bow
man. DR.. Norment, of Robson county,
will also obtain his seat, of which the
Democratic commissioners seek to deprive
him, by throwing out townships in his
county, which would have elected him. Al
though an Independent DR.. Norment will
act with the Republicans. On the other hand,
the Democrats have scarcely frst-clsss
man. They have Thomas M. Clingmsn,
and that prince Of mean men, Josiah Tur-
ner. Since the death of Governor Ora
ham they have no leadership, except such
as these men can afford and even should
the Convention not adjourn, and should
the Democrats obtain control of the organ
ization, they could do nothing whatever
with the men we have named, whose abil-
ity cannot be equaled by any set of men to
be found in the Democratic party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-25

ABOUT forty men, Subs and all, for
merly employed in the composing room of
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, have been
deprived of employment by the orders of
the printers employed by the Government.
Their families thus become dependent
upon the mistaken charity Of the Typo
graphical Union. They will receive twenty
dollars per week, we believe, from the
treasury of that organization until they are
able to find other employment. In other
words the Union has deprived a number
of worthy men of their means of selfsup-
port, and has taxed itself unnecessarily,
thereby robbing other families to supply
them with the necessaries of life These
are facts for the consideration of wives and
children, who are naturally made to suffer
by this condition of affairs, and who will
fail to see that any other result win follow
from it than reduction Of wages, gener-
ally by Act of Congress. When this re
duclion is made, the promoters and sup
porters of the "strike " viii have the mel
ancholy satisfaction Of knowing that they
have uselessly squandered every cent of
money donated for Its support.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-25

THAT kind of q civil service system which
permits the employees Of the Government
to enjoy freedom Of restraint in the express
sion Of political opinions or in the enjoy
ment of political belief is commendable in
theory but when it becomes so thoroughly
developed in practice as to permit those
employees to waste their money in support
ing such sickly Democratic newspaper as
the self-styled workingmens' organ Of this
city is, it becomes . question Of proprietY
if not of decency to those who abuse it.
ISLANDERS that are repudiated by such eager
slander-mongers as Dana, of the New
York San, are to be found in its columns
against government officials, and the aim Of
its management seems to be to initiate as
closely as possible the infamous character
istics of the Detective press.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-25

there is no labor, and while it is hardly
considered the right thing in q juryman to
be asleep during the hearing OF the, testi-
mony, the Court itself has too often bad oc-
casion to nod during prollx argument not
to.vipk q an occasional nspby jurymau.
To bit ina comfortable chair three hours
per day. and be paid one dollar per hour
for 4, has many attractions for unemployed
persons who have influence about the Court
House, and thus. notwithstanding that
the law has devised its most cunning
expedients to march all the intelli-
gent voters Of the community in turn
through the jury room, as In Europe. the
whole community passes through the con-
script camp, vet if photograph were
taken of each successive jury it would
show many of the same. faces term after
term. .szsl p -asb--.E % Iill 37.1
When one min Is using all the influence
hecan to get off from the jury, and another
is trying with equal determination toget
on, it seems well nigh impossible to dis
appoint both, even If the law requires it. ..
Nevertheless we have had for all the
courts during the present year most excel
lent juries, the best probably that have
ever tried cases in this District. .uaa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-25

"HEAvY EVIDENCE" of the kind by
which Professor Marsh was convinced of
the existence of gross frauds in the man
segment of Indian affairs, and on which
The detective press based its positive
charges against the Indian Bureau, seems
10 be insufficient to convince the gentlemen
SFho have been sent as commissioners to
make close investigation Of the alleged
fraudulent transactions. Up to this time
no other evidence has been discovered,
and it seems probable that the commission
ers will make a report favorable to the
Indian Bureau. While we hope this may
be the result we admit that it is more than
we expected. 1t would be strange, indeed,
in view of the magnitude of the transac-
tons involved in supplying the Indians, il
some irregularities and even undoubted
frauds were not discovered.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-25

THE ''organ" of the working men made
o sad mistake in its announcement that the
arrangement by which Union printers re-
mained in this Office, and worked for two
weeks at reasonable wages, was temporary.
Our understanding was that il was perma-
nent, and we believe it would have been
permanent if the members of the Union
employed at the Government printing
office had not compelled our old compost
tors to strike" That strike, it should be
understood. was opposed by the men who
sFere ordered to join in it. They obeyed
The order, however, simply because they
Eelt themselves in honor bound to obey it.
They have no complaint to make against
Us for our treatment Of them, and every
one of them would be willing to-day to
resume work under the arrangement re-
ferred to, if they could do so without dis
obeying the orders Of the Union.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-25
JURIEs IN THIS DISTRICT.

If there is one thing which above an
other irritstes Washington man Of bust
ness it il to see his name printed in the
List of persons drawn to serve on the grand
or petit Jurors, OF to be summoned as tales
men to take the places of jurors who have
formed an opinion or been challenged by
the prosecution or defence in criminal
suit, and it is q notable fact that the best
drawn juries often turn out to be, when
called to entsr the box, the least capable
OF any that serve in the court. The
intelligent capable, active BUSINESS men
who are drawn soon from one cause
or another disappear from the jury box or
never reach it. The court is beseiged not
only by the gentlemen who have been drawn
as jurors but by all those whose influence
can be pressed into service on the occasion
to be relieved from service, and permitted
to send substitute, and the pressure upon
the judges Is often too great to permit re-
fusaI In what seems to be, simple IA
Yor. Even after cases are called. many
expedients are used to escape service.
Every man worth having seems to
have made the subject of the trial matter
of especial consideration and 70 have formed
and expressed an opinion or be possessed
of some other convenient disqualification,
so that the purposes Of the law. can only
be attained if the Judge forgets his usual
urbane disposition and il Is severely ju-
dicial to the unofending and respectable
gentlemen who comes up on his goir dire
as he is to the hardened criminal that sits
before him In the dock. Indeed, it isa
characteristic of American courts that in
the progress Of q case almost every one that
has any connection with it seems to
be more on trial Chan the criminal
so sharply are talesmen, experts and wit.
nesses, especially If reticent or excitable,
handled by the counsel who are the main
actors in the trial. We have more than
once seen a broad grin on the face Of .
criminal charged with q criminal offence,
at hearing the sharp sarcasm with which
his counsel bothered or bullied an opposing
witness. ,,--,,,r-v---, ...-.,.----
On the other hand there is large class
of very excellent persons, who. desire to
take service en- the jury, and who
resort to the same means to obtain
places there that are used for the purpose
of getting positions in public Offices. The
pay, it Is true, is only $500 per day, but
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-08-25
THE NV YoKk1 TRIBuNEs HIsRKpRE-
:, sENTAuON OF TEE GEORGIA WAR

The dispatches to the new New York
Tribune from the 'tseat of WAR in Georgia
bear the ear marks Of having been manu-.
featured on the spot @9or at . convenient
distance to it,-but they might as well have
been written in New York 80 far as relia-
biiity is concerned. They were prepared
for northern consumption by some design
ing person whose sole desire was to sustain
the wretchsdly told lies Of the Associated
Press agents. The Tribune must have
known this !; but in the face of that knowl.
edge it had the inpudence to insult its read
ers by giving the story ofan Instruction
the authority of an editorial endorsement.
Even the sensational New York Herald
with its eagerness to hoax the public as
proved by its Central Park wild beaststory,
repudiated it as "too thin, (" anu the Phila-
'delphia Times, prone always to bolster up
the cause of the Southern Democracy, was
compelled to advise its southern friends that
such stories are no longer available as polit-