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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
8aItmore, M}b, Syreitag ben 4. SUM 1875.
o2;sher ,r,,rhe, rSmIih nie mpiiIihen 9;

Sisber mrrSea udmlid Die weiiliden 80
Iteu uon Der Baltimore Ohio Sabn" in
Babington abgcliefert unO Die Saltlmorer
Soften bann pon @aibington hicrbcr bef0r-
etrt.
Inter Dem reuen arrangement miiBtcn bic
iclben in 98aibugton al Die - Baltimore 30
tomac Sahn" iibertrag2n meroen. 9teleS
miro uorlduiig Ser &ontrooerle ein Gnoe ma
f1ru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
9as otrefte on1ertfontldle &abeI.

y a l q ], 2. SlllII. = WtItrN UlOIYcN
bat Der Dompier v6araoap," meldcr i'll
Sionep, @ape Breton, Soben eingcuommcn,
leiHe 6abrt au9etrcten, um itd9 au Srt uno
Steae 81 be9eben unO beiOe Sabcl @uOcn
NIT einanber SIT perbiuOen. 9aS QSetter lit
ginitt9 nno oiirften elutgc StunOen 2lrbctt
qenii9eu, Die &erbtnOung 5H bcpjrfcn; e5
itnb MIR 20 0icllen oeS &Gbels gu lcgeu,
unO miro ermartet, baB Die 2lrbCit mOrgcH
pOllenOet unO OOS &abcI Der StnuBuug iibu.
nehcn mtrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Die Sod)5ett oes 0eneralS
Sheridan.

Gbieaeo, 3. SUM. 6eute 4benb
fanO Die 'ood)3eit oes @eneral8 Sberoau init
Traulein Srene guGer in Der Sobnuua Der
@lteru Der Braut ltatt. Siee Sreunoe nno
Sameraoen Don Der Nrmee nit ibren 6ami.
lien maren arnpeienO. @inqelaoen maren Der
4SrGiiOent neblt Srau, Die Sencrale Selfuap,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
SrGnNc.

SaOannab, Sa., 3. Suni. - 2(ui Der
lluiOu Snicl III Der gtabe pou 0aricn ScrltDrtc
uergangene gtaht ein 6eucr DC 6Obrf BON
0llton x Softer, 100000 SuB Jtutbol}, Die
gSerftcn mo Die S6ooncr ,,oattie u. Suffer"
unb yoelcn q. 8owcu." Yerlult 800, 900;
Jttd)tS periidcrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
gscrnstf@te 9cpeid,sn aus
Dfetsp.YsOrf.

gtep-gOrf, 5. Snni. : Die 9antpier
,St. SlaI" ppn ytem GaTtle, GnglauO,
,Scrgcn" pon ltorWegcu unb rGolumbu8"
bon &5aponno iinN bier angefOnmen.
= Sob llG1.
- Sobu Yomer8 muroe Dcs Sootidlages
i'm 4. @raoe geaeu eiuen inter leiner NufIift
itehenOen OtonOliidtigen id)nloig befunoeu
unO Su 5nei Sabren @eidH9nlBboit perlw'
tbtilt.
: Ser 9ampfer nStuIp" 1T bon gOnOor
nnoPi1uoI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Sine aunanoi8e GUtIOGoi8uI8S

Sttalu a, 3. Snni.-0r. g8itfer DON
Der MorlHe mo Dem 6iidleret 0epartcment
beQab iidl beute natI DtOntreal, nm nit Dem
britiihen &ommiiidr iIber ole Noroeruugcu
Der 6ildcrei= @ommiiiOu Su cOufcrireu. !6r.
gSitfer bat Die OoltitduOi9eu Statiititcu iiber
Die 2Sertbe Der canaoiidtu 6Nhercl g(rtitel
bel idJ unO man b0uptet, baB Die Summe,
WeldJe man legltimerlScilc Don oeu %crclnig
ten Stauteu inter oem Sertrage iorocrl
fam, iih anndberuO auf $8,OOO,0Oo be
In,ifP
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Ste stpur=Sdnptlin8c nntcr5etd,s
men Ocu Wertra9 ntd)t pmo
stebet, tiad| Ssap.e- - Die tln=
tcrbanolitngen eaben ftdJ ieEs

gSai ing on, 8. SHni,-9ic GiOur
Sduptlinge baften geiern Abenc cine Seraz
tbung unS bel1oiien, inter feiueu llmitdu-
ben tbre Sasbssre6tiams in gtebrasfa tiir
S25 900 Sn cepiren, bepor iie nldt nit ibreu
2euten geIproden. geute WtOrgen hatten iie
nod si1e unterrebun9 nit Dem Snbiancr.
Gsmmi]jdr, in tpel6er ihuen Oieier no4malS
ans 6er, leate, pie pidtta es fir ie i9i, Den
perlan9tcn Sertrag 81 untcrsetdneu uub ais
Die GotbbGute feine Utiene maften, Die III
neu gebotenen SOrtbeile 81 er9relfeu, tbcilte
er ibnen nit, baB lie mcrgen abretlen tbnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Ser Stitn,,=gccd,cr.Yroles.

9tcw PORT 3. Snui.-Sr. @uarts nabm
iein Blaooper bcute mieoer aui uno uerbrei
tete ii6 bCIonOel8 iiber Die idGu mehrIud an
0eier Stclle ermdbnte Nrt unO gSelle, mte
3llt0n bon eiuer Satin Die Autla9e gegcn
Seedler uHb bieier Gle @e9eniGrlft non lbr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
OSretiifer actnNfct.

@lt5abet b, RS, 3. S}llni, - Sobn
MtOiteriOH, 45 Sabre alt, Sremier Der nGen=
tral @iieubabu," wurOe geitern 9lbenO bier
Don elmer Scfomotlpe erfaBt unb iOfort ge=
tnNtrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04

Stti,z tfna 0aftnn-

non @ouperuenr !SarOiu5 anbsraumte SuB
uno Settag geieiert. Die SOrieu uno pielc
SeitdltSbduler waren geldloiien. Sn allen
&rhen wur0e @otteSOtent gebalten uno iiir
Die burd Die 0euidrtdeu in gtotb @eratbeueu
collcttlrt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
@cftieer Ne9enftmrm i'm gtaate
SnOiatid

Sneianapo s, 5. Suui. - @eltern
Abeno lanD bier eiu erneuter beftiger &egeu=
iturm itatt, Der bic Sliiiie unO SGdc III Der
aanSen llmge9enp anhuellen unb aus ibreu
llfern treten mad)te, poour6 ein tmmcnier
nSen nerrrrfn n d,t f,orA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Observation-Disclosures an oen
SSr6SfScnfrtt

9S iugto 3. Snnl. - 3dglif
Ieit Der 8ublifaton bcS Sfreibeu8 OeS Brd'
iipenten in Se,ug auf Den oritten 9ermin
qc6cu oemielbcu ans alien Sbeileu beS 2anoes
3a6lrcide @ratulatiouSi6reben wegen oIces
SOfumenteS an
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04

sherman ncbt Trau uuo oie Sft3icrc icineS
StabeS nebit ibrcn Tamlteu uuo General
ban Slet. Scr Yrdiinent hattie iidl megen
iiberbdnittr @eiddfte eutid)ulOiqcn laiien.
6rau BON Sliet, General Yope ncbit 6rau,
Ole @enerde Nugur, Serrp, Sro, &roofc, u.
VI. 6eelp uno Bcrp. Der Nniug Der Braut
mar iiberauS folbar. Srautluugiern qab e8
nldjt. @eneral Sbcrioau unO aQe iibriuel1
Armee SffiSiere mareu III poller Uniform.
Die Siaunng muroe onrd) ben SIhof So
le1 inter AlIItcnS Oc8 '0ohm. y. 9tiorDan
rad tatboltidem 9fituS uollSogeu, mcldcr
Stride belOe 3beile augeb0rcu. NatI oerlels
ben Sog ild haS Srautpaar, bc0leitct Don
Sberit 0t. s. Sberioan uno 5rau mo Dem
Oberlt Dtc6eelp un0 Srau III icine 9Sob=
NINA, gir. 7OS, Widli0nn Npennc. sl1riif.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
MatOpr9uae Tia G0u0aa.

> IA 10 a, B. SNni.'- ElG a5erld)ten
ron er.Sttawa wiitben bort 9roBe g8alo-
trinbe unb Der bis iett an Dem SOlSe anqe
ridtete S6aOen iOI bereit8 gr6Ber lem, ais
9asjeuige wertb 1T, peldeS Die 6ol3laaer in
3 Sabren baiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Gin Observation-Disclosures s.
crStiDIScst.

g8 bingt 0 II, 3. Suni.-Giner Sc
pci9c Sufolge lit 0iilfS- -Steuercinnebmer SOL.
mar gcathmOo0 81 SourtSuiue, Nla., Don
cincm 9eitiQatenr eridloiien moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Scr HrouerzSonareR.

Cincinnati, 5. Suni. - Sn bcm
Son geiiiFeu anqenommsn. UGa yf s r. s sonis
Shobe pon 9Salbln9tOn biclt cine ldngere
9febe, morNnf id) Der GongreB perta9te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
llcberfiibr1,,tQ etues WioroerS.

VI % leto ~ II, N.zYl., ). Shllt. - w.
Sromn murOe beute iiberiiibrt, Den y. Carl
III Serpi8, Sulliuan, @ountp, I'M Sttobcr ers
morOct I'll bobcn uuO beS NtorbeS I'M erlten
@raoc 1d)ulOiQ befunben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
st,triit i'm 1ESc{t.Y;irotttfett.

g8 beeltng, g&eit Sd, 8. Sunl.-@in
befiiger Jtegen- unp 2Sinolturm lpiitbete &C.
tern Nad)t in bteier @cgeno, Der Sdifiabrt
beiOnoers groBcn Sdaoen Suiiigeno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
tR Soninama. - Gin
Gr= Ttd)tcr miro bon Sctucm
9iutsnnGJfpt9cr pcrtuunoct.

= ctte Bonnc, "a, 3. SUnl.-Gr=
@artib 9tidltcr Seloen mur0c bcutc MOrgcu
III 6ouma bon Observation-Disclosures tOOtli6
oGrluHnott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Die btiBe lutt- RedDDefrSe

acn 9aplou @uBeien unb oem goloenen
Weoailenz&eHeleijen
aub feber on f5 isl5ft porSiigti, uub Fino In ig>
fst Der @rcenens nidbt Su nbertreTTen.
@ontratte fir Sesuns ourdJ trseno zines berfeibsn
rverben abseidloiien BON
gs. g. gSopo & Sowb.,
EnriIIn lGfe RnItlmnrez IL. SutQip ftraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
@roser Siebftabt tmSmmoeSid)aB'
tstate.-jS, 500 Dollars oeftobIeG.

gSaibtngtou, 3. SaE;. - @eleru
gladn1ittag "A llbr mafte Der SunpeSlbaB-
meilt tel SplnRer Dem 5iilissSefrctdr @onout
bic uuangeuebme Mittbeiluna, Oab III ieinem
8lrcau loebcn SAT 800 geitoblcu uorocn
ieien. @e9en 9ta6inittag weroen ndmIid) ote
sur Yerien0uug beitimmieu @elOpadete Inter
9uiIidlt smeier Glerfs i'll elmer 2ni5ug6ma@
i1tne iii lic VHteren Idume geididt, no Die
ielben bem @rpreBbplea tibergeben lperOen.
9l8 bieier geitern ben 2allf3ettel uadliah Hno
PIC eiuSelnen Yadete uerglid), feblte ein$adct
nit SAY 800, pelfes nir9enp8 gefunpen mcr-
Den fonllte. Nlan itellt ale mS9llGen &Beos
rie'n aui, mic es geiteblen porDen iein fDnnte
ote gauge Gebeimpoiiaei iit in3 3bati9felt, abcr
bis lett hat man faum einen 8erOadbt, ge~
it)meige oenn ba8 @elo. Sir Srn. Spinner,
Der III mcntsen gSoden iein glmt perldBt, 1T
s;sler Sorfaa beionoers pcinlId, ocnn er III
fir Serariiss GiiiIIetbaten ietner llnter9ebener
periDnli6 berantlportltd.
(SpGter.) Sts 5eute Mbeno ipat patti
man nod, feiue fd)cre Spnr. 0rei ODER Olel
Berionen fno beroa1tt9, bod perOen nod
| feline J2nmeu GeuQt1ut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Mns aer @unoesna,tptfnot.

NnS oef SuWoceD0ftpSENot
gS / ingtont 3. SUM. - Der
Yrdiioent nebIt Satin, !6err unO 6rau Sarz
toris, Srau Sberit S. 3. graut uno General
Sabcod rcilteu beute Oiorgen nad) Gong
Sran9 ab, INN bort ben Sommer 5uSubrilt-
gen. Sr. 6. .. 2adcp, Yripat Sefretdr
be5 YrdiibenteH, perbletbt bier, I'M Die
4ufTid)t iiber bas ygSeiBe 9aus" su fiibren.
= 9ouuernenr Shaper bon @gomiug uno
@ouperneur Yenniltgtou BON 0afOta giinb
beute in ibre betreHenOen Serritorien 5uriid.
gefebrt.
-gSGbrenb oes MonatS puroen 0oppel.
Nbler gum Setrage bon $2,824, 900, vSruoes
Dollars" gum Setrage BON $780,, 900 uno
fleiue SilbermiinSeu tiir s6l0, 900 im@au5eu
3,4Ol 900 @elbiiide 9eprG9t.
-0ie 9tepeniies sginnabmeu betrngcu bcute
$500; Die 3oIl @innabnleE bclieien Iid
auf $554 ,202,
-Man iu9t, baB Dem 9rdiioentcn ihmerc
Intlagen ge9en boditebenoe BoitbGamten in
Serbinbun9 nit benz Sborpcnntng= glniprnd
oorltegeu.
Ger 8rGioent hat beute cine Broflamas
tien eriaiien, in ipeldcr er traft Der lbm Ourdl
ben Yalbin9toneE &ertrag crtbeilten Soll=
ma1t Die 0Guer Def @emniiGOn sgr 9lburr
tbeilung Der inter Jenen &ertrag fanenpeR
Nufnriid1e nuf ipd,S 9Rnnntr nPr1InQcrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
gps3!aI : Nsts,sas
Baltimore
fire 9nfuranfe Office,

=
Saotpeit Idfe BON Soutb= uno SSater= StraBc.
Sieie @eieIihaft uerlifert fortmdbreuo 9esen Ser
luit ooer SbGben burtb Srauouneliit iowo6l in Der
Stabt, tpie i'm 9anbe, ole Irten bon GiSentbun1.
aderbau= Brobufte, WtobeIn, Saus @eratbl3oIten,
i'm Ban besriffene ODER i'm Saien in eaoun9 bef'noz
1.-The Sa6rSeu9e II. (. 10.
SaS Oireftorium betebt aus ioI9enoeH 9erren:
90 IN. g. arrii on, Prdfoent;
Geo. q. 8tfer5. z. Ro6t. Sentins,
Sapio 9. Nil5ou. s. Wtorton Stemart,
sSrancis 3. Sing, y. 3. 9.eipcomer,
Senrp Carroll, Sruille Soripts,
u. g. Steuart, 2S. gS. Saolor,
gBnl. s.. Sruue, SsrGel eohen,
S. D. SapH. @eorse 6. Sarriion.
gSnt. s. Yeunin9tou
AppIfattouszSormulare uub lueitere gtahrift ii6er
bic @eiealhait fprO in Der SiIce, Sabweit@gde pon
Soutb= uub 3SaettrGBe, ertbeit, no aud ale stuT=
trdae iofort erlcoi9t meroeu. SerN6erun9eu meroen
auj iraenb cine Suit auseuomuen. luelc oer appitz
tant fpiiniteu mag.
(SQni fST) SIR. gSpooW6rtb, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
9lmttaer 3uiammenitoB til ocr
penuirlvaniid1sn &obIeurc9tpn.

Gin @efe DIT smii d. en- Sen &u8itti II
btgcu uno Der 9 6erifiS.
Ofannl dl q IT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Selegrapbii9e SepeI@en
eSalanas asSepeIdjsR.

(Sertbte Der nGIiocitrten YreNe" fir Sen p@Ors
reipou6cnteu.~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Die saafnsdn,atSd,e saaeatass soas
Il. g. Dunn 4 Comp,
Tr. = Observation-Disclosures,
Dir a)ari[fr a}anae

nat f etue Reputatiou Degen i'm
Rodsu, Baden uno Spariantfeit in i5ensruu9 uno
G5nusung eriporben, ipeldes oieielbe nber aue anz
bereu rNGnaes" erhe6t. Siinf groBeu fir Sotes uno
sHooubdu5er nerbeu Tabrtsirt unb no 5um g5erfaufe
tei g1. IS. gSooo 6 Somf.,
SGe Der Baltimore uno GutaiotraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04

Die M Ills abermals auigcbOtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
;ose YarGersSonne m.s@neG9eI3ee'
Gfuerplat,- Dffrn

baben aTe onberen I'M Seisen uberflfiaelt uuo oer=
lnnaeu pe,1ia Ofeparatur Ta6ritr uuo DertaGt Don
IL. g. gScp0 & Somp.,
gde Der Baltimore uuh gutGpFrdses
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04

Siaig! GegE b!ata!
GIN GiQieten!
sAu0e nao Stiefel, o!e arSBte
tsmo bette 2tusWaD!, Oic btaigitcn
YretSe Set
s. @elS & SoDnen,
Tr. 50, 9:oro @ataiuftraBe.
Samem=SOubs (ans9eisopfD SIT
$3.50 Int s5etage uocr Seoer-
Slippers no., 25 Seats bis sit
$1.5O.
&errem= SMi.De pots $1.25 bis 81,
$500 Gett)-
Sillgc Sdnbe!'
g. 6erren= SG)aDe $f.O0 ST. $2.OO
9amem 80. 100 1.75
Waod,en &C.. 100 ~ 1.5O
Gnabea 80. loo y 1. 25
Sfinoer 25 rs
| 5as sroste 9aser, beite 9l!tstpdbt
tno Ole nicortSiteil Yretie BET
8. Gel6 & S0bnen
Ssr. SO, Wnro=@nta,u StraBe.
@ppalerer S6nb Saoen.
2tmfirasc nunt Sanoc ,perScst
| pitnftIid beiotgt+
| ui6-s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
Sic @eIclId,aft sur serud)toiea
8einigittg bon 3elerm,
glbtrtttctt It. I. f.

EEs7s5i.sss1
Geno[be, Nbtritte, @loGteu, 9cler, Brunuen uub
AuaorabuHaen ufroea bel Gage 9ereintgt pbac
HsradI. Sin Spftem, firitif per0ollfommnet onrd
ben <Yebraudb perbeiitrten Npparateu fiir Iusz
arabu no iolerSe6dlter Gle beIen be6iiren. lutrdz
ae pro sSoitfarten ooer per0ud, pcroen prompt be-
jorat. Spetiefte RGtcu iit aeentcn MD Gis
Aent9imer pom Subtretden 9ruuo ei9entaum. Bis
Geau Der 9eisnlhaft:
INs,21 1Sl SIR IL alata>&aniAnnfirS e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-06-04
ss221S5 yir. "A, @otsss soaiSenstrs se
5Neore's RG)su-babnpuIper

.etfip reinigt uno md;bt bic Sdbne fuciB, l07t ben
Weinfeiu al, uub peroinbert ocs Serberbeu Der
3dbne Die BACON Der Sthadtel iIt ueu, uieoIif, be-
auem uno ipGrIam. Srets % Gents. gu baben IN
allen Ipotbefeu uno Sro9uens9auoIungen
(Nuq5 I2Uites}
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-11

am very poor man, with wife and
several small children and as
they have no one else to look! to for a
mouthful of food. should your excellen.
cy's highness be pleased to make a meal
Of me, they would be left entirely desti-
tute. Besides, if your excel
lency's highness will only condescend to
look at me better, you will perceive
that l am little better than
bag of bones. Most exalted
prince of the forest, submit it to your
highness' judgment whether my lean and
spare habit land with that he stripped
off his chupkum, or coat, showing his
skin, for flesh he had none) would af-
ford you single toothsome morsel' His
speech had been accompanied with
series of bows; and he Frustrated him.
self every now and then until his fore
head touched the ground Which of
the many dialects of India he spoke is
not recorded; but he asserted that the
tiger perfectly understood him, for the
beast, having eyed him over and shifted
contemptuously at his bag of bones
gave one growl of disgust and bounded
back again over the bushes, leaving the
khansamah in bath of perspiration,'
and singing soto uoce' song of deliver
anCe"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-11
A Tiger Story.

In recent volume, entitled "Past
Days in India" is this tiger story:
"The supeIstitious awe with which
the natives regard the tiger has given
rise to ludicrous stories, which would
not gain credence among the least in
credulous of European children. Of this
kind is story told about ksaasamah,
or native butler. The general idea of q
butler is portly, not to say obese, per-
sonage; but this khansamah, on the con-
trary, was of very lean and spare
habit He, then, having made some
purchases at a market-town, was return
ing through the jungle to the lamp
whence ne had set out, when, according
to his own description, a monster of a
tiger, with light leap, bounded over
some bushes into the road right before
him, and only few PAGES distant he
was, he said, so overcome with fright
that he did not know what TO do; but, as
if he were in the presence of a superior
being in human shape, he DROPPED his
bundle, fell Cd his knees, took of his
turban and placed it on the ground in
front OF him, joined the palms of his
hands together, and thus addressed the
tiger: My lord, compelled by the
harsh order of my employer to traverse
this forest, it has been my misfortune
to darken your exalted excellency's
presence with my Insignificant shadow
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-11

THE Belgian NeaoS says GA Brussels
celebrity has disappeared within the
last few days. For years clad during
winter and summer in light green cos
tune, a man not much exceeding five and
a half feet in height has been in the habit
of parading the Gallery from two to five
p. m, keeping his time so accurately that
the shopkeepers wanted no other indica-
ton of the hour than his appearance or
departure. He spoke to no one and
seemed to have no acquaintance, and
his failing to appear for three days in
succession was sufficient to induce the
police to make inquiries. They found
him in his lodging in a state which
showed he had not long to live, and al
though doctor was at once in attend
ance he expired during the week. His
history is curious enough. 1t seems that
he was many years ago an employee un-
der the Russian Government at the dia-
mond mines in the Caucasus, and brill
liant of extreme beauty and size fell in
to his possession in the course of his
duties. He made up his mind to abstract
it, and after much consideration made
an incision in the skin of his neck in
which he placed the diamond and there
it remained for months until the skin
had fairly grown over it. Finally he
escaped 10 Amsterdam with his spoil,
where he disposed of it for some $4,000.
lie then came to reside in Brussels, and
it is singular fact that the ultimate
possessor of the jewel is the Emperor of
Russia, by whom it is highly valued. be-
ing of extraordinary size and brilliancy."
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-11
PHUNNYGRAMS.

| 1T is time to stop talking about the
softcning influence of women. A Massa-
chusetts man who has four wives has
just been sent to the Penitentiary for
stealing horses.
Said little girl to another, "My
ma can take all her teeth out of her
mouth, and yours can't" 81 have got a
dead grandma and you haven't" was the
retort. Westfeh Times
"A young man in II music shop was
lately overpowered by fastidious young
lady, who wanted to purchase Mr..
Hood's-a-song of the-a-gcntleman's
under garmentr The young man is still
alive.
-" Why" said country clergyman to
bis flock, "do you always sleep in your
pew when | am in the pulpit, while you
are all attention to every stranger | in
vite?" Because, sir" was the reply,
when you preach I'm sure all's right;
but | cannot trust a stranger without
keeping good lookout"
"A precocious boy was asked which
was the greater evil of the two, hurting
another's feelings or his finger. He said
the former. Fright, my dear child"
| said the gratified questioner; "and why
is it worse to hurt the feelings?" Be
cause you can't tie rag around them"
| explained the dear child.
"A ed.haired lady, who was ambi-
| tious of literary distinction, found but
poor sale for her book A gentleman, in
| speaking of her disappointment, said:
Her hair Is red (rcad) if her book
is not" An auditor, in attempting to re-
late the joke elsewhere, said: +" She has
red hair il her book hasn't
Judge Ito intelligent juryman):
"Would you convict man on circum-
| stantial evidence?" IL dunno wot dat
is, Jedge." Well, what do you think it
isyn "Well, 'cordin' to my Judgment,
sarcumstanshil is bout dis: Eff one man
shoots anudder an kills him, he orter be
hung for it. Eff he don't kill him, he
ortcr go to de plenipotcntiary.'
An English physician recently re-
moved section Of a patients liver,
placed it on plate, scraped it carefully
and returned it TO its place, fully re-
stored to its normal action. This prom
Uses to work revolution in the treat
ment Of disease, and in "A few years we
will have an addition to domestic litera-
ture something like this: " Husband, |
wish you would take Johns right lung
down to the doctor this morning and
have the middle valve fixed" or "Will
you stop into doctors when you come
home this noon and see if he has Mary's
liver mended, as she wants to 20 out to
tea this evening" The practice will be-
come so common in time we are sure
that none of the neighbors will be in
any way startled TO see wife with
veil tied around her head leaning out of
a bedroom window and shouting 20
receding husband Jeremiah! tell
DR.. Scrapem to send up Willie's right
kidney at once, whether it is dore or not.
He's had il there more'n week and the
child might as well be without any kid
ney and done with itp'-Daabury Neacs.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-11

DR. WILKES, in his recent work on
physiology, remarks that "it is esti-
mated that the bones of every sdult per-
son require TO be fed with lime enough
to make marble mantle every eight
months" 1t will be perceived, therefore,
that in the course OF about ten years
each of US eats three or four mantle
pieces and few sets of front door-steps.
1t is awful to mink of the consequences
if man would be shut off from his
supply of lime for while and then
should get loose. in a cemetery. An
ordinary tombstone would hardly be
enough for lunch for him.--Phila-
delphad Bulletin.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-11
THE FORTY.FOURTH CONGRESS,
SENATE.

THE following Ia list OF the Senate of the
Forty-fourth Congress, as rendered complete nv
the recent election in Minnesota. There are OF
straight Republicans lin Roman) Al; Of hide
pendent Republicans lin itdiics) A; of Democrats
lin SMALL cAPs) %; vacancy, / total a. The
year In which each Senator's term expires is sci
on ttn his
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-11

ALABAMA.
1877 GEO. GoLpTHwAITE
1879 Geo. Il. Spencer.
CALIFORNIA.
1879 Aaron A. Sargent.
1881 Neabt0h Booth.
DELAWARE.
1877 ELI SALISBURY.
1881 THos. +. BAYARD.
GEORGIA.
1877 T. NJ. NORWOOD.
1879 j. b. GORDON.
INDIANA.
1879 Oliver p. Morton.
1881 j. +. MCDONALD.
KANSAS.
1S17.Jas. NJ. Harvey.
1879 John j. Ingalls,.
LII iNia Ma
1877 j. Rodman West.
1879 Vacancy.
MARYLAND.
1879 GEO. W. DENNIS.
1881 WIN. p. WHITE.
MICHIGAN.
1877 Thomas w. Ferry.
1881 /. Il. ChristadRcy.
MISSISSIPPI.
1877 James l.. Alcorn.
1881 Branch X. Bruce.
NEBRASKA.
1877 p. w. Hitchcock.
1881 4. s. Paddock.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
1877 Aaron II. Cragin.
1881 b. Wadieigh.
NEW YORK.
1872 Roscoe Conkling.
1881 Francis HERMAN.
OHIO.
1879 John Sherman.
1881 ALLEN q. THURMAN
PENNSYLVANIA.
1879 Simon Cameron
1881 WIN. A. WALLACE.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1877 Thos. j. Robertson
1879 John j. Patterson,
TEXAS.
1877 M. G. Hamilton.
1881 SAM'L b. MAXRY.
VIRGINIA.
1877 JOHN w. JOHNSTON
1881 RoBT. L. WRITER'S
WISCONSIN.
1877 Timothy o. Howe
1881 Angus Cameron.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-11

To the above Der OF twenty one contested
seats may possibly be added others. Some OF the
above, also, may not be brought before the
House at all. The seat for Delegate of Idaho
Territory is contested by Samuel S. Fem, Dem
Ocrat.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-03-11

MosT people are like eggs--too full Of
themselves to hold anything else.