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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
Die Wulif S9ulc bes vWarblanO=
@uIfitutSI

uut,r Der 2tituus Der VrofefIoren z. unO ..
Wan miro am eriteu Scptembcr 1875 5ur Gufp
HabnIt BON Sdlilern eroffHet.
Der lluterribt5 zaunus in 8o'Gls uno SuffrumeHs
tal= Dlut III 9riinotb, nn0 ben 3o9in9en gum Stua
blum uuo lleben allc @rtcitterun9 ae6oten,
S6iter, iuclde in oteier Sbule sraouireu,
erbdten Oiplnme.
S6GGer'S ouBerte Uer0eR am Gnoe zines ies
Den Guartats 9cgcbeu.
3ulaBsSGrten fiir Die S9ule uno ausfunftss@irs
fulare ituo i'm BlreGu oes 9lttua<s i'm Suititute Su
bGben. 10. 8. Derfins,
u9i,f,7, 7,20O,3.6,g,f23,D Sbmauu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
Sntst xpDe perttrtttetlt.

Setfet Il Dt IT e, Sn0., T. NH9.-
&enueOD, oer i'm pergangeuen CONNER I'M
Staatsgefdn9niHe ben 98ddter g. Chamber
lain ermorOete, tpurOe bente ocS WoroeS I'M
eriten @rabe i6nloig erIlart uno gum Gooe
perurtbeilt. ueber einen antrag fir Elm
ueues @criat8ueriabrcn wirb morgen uerbaaz
nP1t mPrnen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
gSuS G1tba.

sen gSeit, 0la., II. an9uit. = Sin
Sriei BON 5auanna lagt, oaB Der Yaflasier,
Der i'm perfloRenen Monat gepaltiamer 8eile
bonn 8orS Oes brittidenB Boroampiers ,,@ioer"
su Borto Rico burb Die ipanii1eh SebDroeu
gebolt ruuroe, iid) als elm Sberit tn ipaniideu
Dienlten erpies. st mur6e ans 2ano ae-
bradt, uno balo harauf eri4oiie,t, s(lle aus,
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A,tffnontt9 Der Setd1e pott Ssra,,
WebeccQ Gprbcr.

~ = arrl . bu.r,g, Pennl., y. Nuanit.-
Der gum 3beil ifOn in Serweinag iiber9e=
san9ene &Drper bon 6ran 0febccca 6orbcr,
weldle uortge gSode auf elmer 6elie bon gtepz
YOrt nad Gan 6ranSiSco aus Dem 3uge
iprang, mrrDe geier1 Jta9mittag aufgefun.
ben unb iDerttf3trt. Die Gtienbabnz@on,
pagnIe iuirO bic Soften Der SeerOt9uHg ira
Qen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
vMargIanb Snifitnt." = NaIz uub
3cidlncnIfulc.
groT. .. n. soooparS. streftpr,

EruT. .. n. 2SoDoparo, Streftug.
Die 3ugIhule fir Sbller beiberlei @sltIetts miro
Runta9, Den 8. sept. 1875, in Den i6r iie beftmms
ten 3immeru, Die Bu oteiem 3uede angemeIIen etns
gGtOtet iiuo, lUieoercrOffnet.-
Ote Stuoien umiaiicn Gtemcntars uno gleifIts,
9rciOez 3ci6neu, 29dlerilrben=, Selmalerei, dime
ipe 2uihe, au5mGien uon Sibtbloeru, Baifeimaa
len, Photographic, Dtai6iueHz uuo arbttettoutIbe5
5eitnen.
Die ABiturtenten bteier SduIc etbotteu 2tpIomc
uu0 GolomsodiueH.
9irulare nit AH9Gbe oe5 ytdberen fteiert aui aHs
iuhen ouS Ittuarszguredu, no SGrten fur ote Stis
Ter Su ieoer 3ett Su baben fiuo.
Gatroa Gpence, Gbmanu.
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Natales @retant6,

gfem Or leans 8, -. Qug. - Bid'8
5diierzSabrif itiir5te beute 2lbenO ein, ipOburd
5met BeriOnen get0Otet uuO brei uerwunOet
rnl1rHpu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
@niti,eriieitr xiI0ett.

Utica, N.z2)., Y. Au9. = 8oubernenr
Stlpen fam bellte gsa6nttttag bier an nno
bielt beute abenb Dor elmer groBen Neni6ens
men9e, mebrere tauicnb 8erionen itarf, cine
Jteoe iiber Neformen. @r murbe etngefiibrt
bon bem Senator &ernan, Der oaS Seripre.
den gab, DaB Der @ouuerneur IN alien ieincn
anitren9uu9eu, Die 4Oniuiitratlon oeS Staaz
tes Su ldubern, BON Der SepDlferuug bon
Utica unb Sneiba frGftigit unteritiitt piirbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
WermtiG,te SepefdIeu aus
Wettt WDrf.

Neto'D off, y. 9Iugut. = Sob erGif.
nete 81 113f.
- Ser llnteri6abmeiiter sahte heute fir
Sntereiien 100000, fir einge5ogene Sbliga-
ttouen S49, 900 aus.
= Die 3ou @tnnabmcn betrugcn beute
S6OO,O00.
: Der 9ampfer ,Gitp Of Merico" ift Don
Sabanna eingetrOffen.
- Sbeobor clifton bot gcgen ben y groof.
Inn eagle" etne SerleumOunasflage angez
itrengt, neil Oerielbe IN einem artifel bebaup.
tete. 8ilton ietgan; unO gar wabniinnig uub
peri6iebene ieiner Serluauoten ieien iuabns
Tnnig 9emeien. 9ie Serbanolungen murben
auf ben erfen UtOnta9 i'm September ieitse
iebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
SaS Gclbe SStsber ttt WtfiiIfippt.

y aSco b Ia, Wtlll., =. In9.-Serz
gangeuen Sonnta9 brah bier OaS gelbe Sic
ber in iehr b0sartiger 98eiie ans. SiS jett
ftno 80 @rfraufungS, unb 3ooeSfdlle oor.
gefommeu, inter ben 0ebteren 1T Or. 8rabs
fielD, Elm berporragenOcr bieiigcr 2(r5t. Ntan
glaubt, baB oas Stebcr pon Qaoanna ein9ez
idl1pnnt mlrhp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
NptifttmeS.

Gan 5ran5iScO, II. 4ug. Die
Staats,@onpention Der llnabhdngigen bon
Sregon trat 9eitcrn in Salem 5lianmen unb
ronlinirte 6rn. q. gS. 9SbitneD gum Cont
Qrekz z@an0ioaten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
Selesrap1ii9e 9epeI4ea,
ssalanas s9epsidsa.
Gus oer SmmoesbamptFast.
(Beritte Der -giiociirten BreTe" fir ben r@or'
reipouoenten.")

IS a bin ION, Il. Nu9nlt. : 0el
Brdiibent bat bic @omniiiion bes @ene.aI
9lSam Sabeau sum 9eianbten in Sriifel
unter3ei9net.
- Der @eneral- Soitnteilfer bat an9etiin.
biqt, boB na6 bem l. San. 1876 Die 8unoe8s
YoIt. .agentur 81 Dotobana eiugebe. Die
lelbe medielte bic 8oii bloB nit benz Boit.
ante Su Sonsfong uno Die Seb0rOen in lee'
terer Stabt baben Arrangements nit Dem
brttii6en Boitamte in Dufobama getrofien,
genltb nel9en bic 9oit lett brett bef0rDert
mrb. Dies eripart Der Sunoesfaile $4,000
iIhriih
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
Observation-Disclosures,

ts2ate= s ttp ben -. aug.
-@tu Sbeil Der SnOianer oerlieB beute bic
llmgegeuo Don &orinne uno tebrte in Die Ste.
ieruatton 5uriid. Der Ofeit peripraf, NOR
nen ehcnfalLS abnlsiehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
Die @erptdelmn9 init Srfpplts.

SS ptH on IL. AH9up. - apiIlllul
8orben telesrapbirte bisrber, baB cr OenSun-
Oesbampfer y@onsreb," Der sur Seit in ben
iprii4en @elpdiiern freu5t, angelpieien babe,
ii4 nad SripOlt8 su begeben, nm in Semeinz
i6aft nit Dem ,Sartforo" bic Serbaitun9
uuo Seftrafung-ber Dtatroien BON Srtpolis,
Die Den Dorti9en amerifaniiden Goniul nebit
Srau iniultirt baben, su perlangen. Setoe
SGliffe perbeu 9egen ben 10. os. Nfts. bort
eiutrefien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .

Sania GitD, Wto., u. 9luq. = Sin
Siebsus Der st. 9ouiss sSauias Site-9torDz
gabn" coaibirte geftern glbeno einige Dieilsrl
pom bier nit eiuem SpesiaIsuge Der nSanHi.
bal ct. Soiepb Gtienbabn." Dtebrere
Seamte Der 1ettcren erbielten i9pere Ser.
letnngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
Werfouf etuer @tSenbo l,t,

gew> DOrf, II. aug.- Die vyt0rolide
Bacific.gabn" nit aaen Sreibriefen uno
allem 2auoeigentbnme, nit Iusnabme bes
patentirten unb init etnem Certificate perlebes
nsn, wutoe beute auf gerihtlihen 8efebl auf
| 9lntrag bes bieitsen 3oabanies auf Offentlider
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
Sic Grnstes sslusitd,tem gcbrasfa's.

Om aba, Z. An9. : Der uperQl0" bat
Spe5tal. l.0epei9en aus 10 @etraioe,@ountles
erbalten, luelde b0d)it ermutbigenOe Ssridte
iiber Die Grnote geben. Die 1eui6reden iino
faff IImmtlid1 perid1muuoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
SdlfteeA

Darlington, ~. aug. - 9as Sig'
nalbiireau beriftet, baB e8 bel elmer Gent
peratur Don 33 @raOen auf Der Sites Sergz
Iplbe beute aeid)ueit bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13

mdrtigen @oninln proteftirtcn gegeu ben Gift.
Die Seb6rocn BON Sapanua geitatteten nidlt,
oaB BON Der Serbaitung unb @ridJiebuug
irgeuo peld)e gta6riflt per telegraph gegsben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
8erbaftna9 Ses SetriiserS gSnoos
tttff.

Gan Srau5tSco, -. 9tu9.-9ie SO.
lisei umlteQte beate baS Siireol Der gilsn.
bahn=Gnmpagnic unb ourdiuate es mad bem
Setriiser g8oobruff, alias WiQer. @r purbe
qefuu6en uno mad bem @efdngutiie gebra6t.
lsr meioert iitl. NIT Reportern III perfehren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
Sic SnSiaaer=0 ottnttiiiptt

gS Aln9 o n, Z. AHgNF. = Ner
Gbrp. 9. 3. 5innlant Soritenber Der Slt=
oianer. @omniiiiDn, iaidte bente WtOrsen bon
Der Gbegenne a9entur eine 0epeidle etn, in
lpel6er er melbet, oaB Die Snoianer berett
ieien, nad) Der 9tebs@loub= a9entrr SIT font
men. 2luBer ben 2euteu bes 2etteren unb
oenen BON Spotteb Gail, meint er, piirben
oil 5000 Snbiauer iid bort periammeln. 0aS
Seblid,lagen bes Sernbaltens Der gSeiBen ans
ben glad Si1s, id1reibt Sinman, peruriade
ibueu sroBe llnruhe uno ihldst Dor, baB man
ben Snotanern @ei4enfe iiberreiden ioue, in
8ferhen Il. (. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
Sn0 t,ntt Gnrna 0{ittttri,

. btIa Oelp bt0, II. Aug. = 6Orai
8iilnep, bas alteite DtitglieO 6es SarreauS
bon Philadelphia, itarb beute i'll ieinem 81.
2eben8labre.
Stnnep grnbuirte 1897 auf Ser ,Sopartz
llniperiit6t," unO murOe 1900 Dtitglib Oes
SQrreQuS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
Gin 6efrftaertidler @aiiirer.

8 tcotbe, o, Z. Aug. = 5. Wf
iSuDSer, Gaifrer Der n&biatcotbe Nattonal
bant," 1T wegeH rluteridlaguHg beute Uerbaf
tet morben. Der 8eNQa it uift befannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13
5as Wtl=Ttner=EbaI In Wan60tt-
ietfS QberHtaIS itberS(i1tU ettat,1t+

sburg, Dtaii., u. ang. -
Ser Wia.Jttper, burd bic beftigen 9teger'
giifie geitern Nadmitta9 hno geftern abenH
beoeutcno an9eitmellt, itebt iebt b0ber, ais
bel Der lleberidpemmung bon 1869. @egen
Nitternadt murbe bie b0l5erne Sriife bel
Sfinuerspille fortserifien unb bic gisbDGe
Der itetuernen Sriide bel SiQiam8burg ser'
itDlt. Die gilenbahn bet SearSoille If
i6limm Sugert9tet uno Der Serfehr mirr
einiae Gage lang unterbroden iein. Sapben.
bile lit oiesmal feinen S6aben. Sn SEEDS
purbe Der Damn bon Button s, 60. iiber-
l6wemmt.
Siele Samifien fI6teten itd tpGbrenb Der
gtaft anf b0her gelegene Bunfte; fait alle
6auier tuaren perlaHen. Der gSaH'rbebdlter
bon Hobert5 WeaDow wurbe iberl6memmt
Slorence lit fetneu Sd)aben.
Spdtere ta6rihten lnelben, oaB Die erlten
Scri6te etlpaS iibertrieben tuaren. Ser Damn
bon 2eui 8rapforb'S Sdsenliible in Gears
bile murOe fortgeriiieu.
Sn 2eeos CAB Der gSGdtcr ber SnopHabrif
iOfOrt bas3ei6en nit Der Oampipfeife, 10 baE
Die Qeute itdl redltSeitig retten fonnten. Mens
i9euleben iino uift su beflagen.
9 0 It o II, II. Gu9. - Surf ben IuS.
tritt bes 8eiteru goi6en=3meiges bes Wfill.
9ttperS murbe bieSriide Der ySotons2Qbanp
Sabn" Suiidlen Suntington unb 0tuiiea bon
ibrem Sunoament geboben. Seit llbr beutt
ytadmittug itno feline Yaiiagiere bon 4lbanp
eingetrofien.
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Die Sonne brtnat es ooG aus
<lidtf

Salifar, N.-S., II. 2tug.-Gin idrcd-
ItheS Serbreden, Dor 5pci Sabren auf eineln
Sd]ifie begau9en, fam erit icbt Ourd oaS 8e'
tenntniB zines Matroen ans 2i9t. Scr
SdoOner nOfap 6. SOueS" ie9elte Su iensr
3ett bonn Glpoe s8iuer, N..S., ua6 Bottom.
4ut pemieIben befanbeH iif smei S6wefern,
famens Soutberlano, oils Baiiagiere.
Sur5 na6 Der Gbfabrt murOen Die bei0en
Ntdoden in brutaler Weie bon bem GapitGn
unO Der S6ifismannihait, mtt ansnabme
beS @rSdblers, geiddnoet uno oann ermorhet
unb iiber 8or0 geworieu. DIS baS Sdiff
lanbete, melbeteu Die Watroien, baB iie ctuen
befti9en Sturm gu beiteben gebabt, Der ba8
Sdiff auf Die Seite mari, mobei bic beiOen
Wdcden in ibrer Saiiite ertrunten ieieu. Der
9tame beS @apitGn8, Der itf lett auf elmer
Jfeiie nadl Srunsmid befinbet, moielbit er bel
ieiner 9lnfluft iofort uerbaftet werOcn luirb,
1T Smain. 3er WatrOie, gtamens greenz
MOOD, ia9t, baB Ell RE Sahe uift friiber sur
Qn8eige gebradlt, fGme baber, oaB OteWatro=
len lbn geswungen bGtten, 81 iflmOrenr DaB
er 1Iie ettpaS nauou er2Ghleu mer6e
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Die @ehlcm ttt yforO Narplilta.
gHnrN In G{iO.ISorn1itt0

Sapanuab, @a., u. 4uguit. - Cine
Spesia1bepeI9e bon 0tiGetts Station, g..
g., beri6tet, OaB Der Suufmunn %. 5enneiip
in ieinem 2aoeu bon llubefaunten beute Wor-
gen ermproet moroen iei.
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70 easSeDr tpertD 10 oue ueGtoent6ltttt

.E:.L ytr. 3O5, gtOr0'&entral 2lUenue,
o6erqat6 Der GagerftraBe,
Guf AuttIon.
Wluutng, Den %. 4uguit 1875, HadlrtIttnaS
ubr, peroen mir am Yiate oas nabfe6enoe
cbrun6eigcntbum oertauen. Ser Blae III on Der
Sentras Gueuue "a SuB brett uuo 100 6uB tef big
an clue 10 ,SuB brcite Naeu, Die Gebduoe Iiu6 elm
}zit0tiges jte9eliteiuerne7 gSobubauS nit stpes
todi9em 0rntergebiu0e, hese5 nno taltes Baiier.
Rau9e, Baoe5tmmer. 9runomtetbe S25, idbrli9
BG6lbdr.
9Sertauf66eotnsuRscn elm 8rtttaeI baar, Der
Ret in uno u UOnQteu.
samueI s.. @oner 6 S6bnc, 4uFt.
: qhIi 4 ''' '
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@r=@pttUerneur 0t01aut.

N0lclg B, N.t@., =. gug. = Der geid).
nam be8 @r-@ouOerneurs Grabam wirO NOR
gen friib llbr bier anfommen uno i'm @apiz
tol bis ubr ausgeitelt bleiben, 3u pel9er
3ett er naa SiasbOro' sur Seeroigun9 ge=
bradt lperoen lpir0. Die SABINE auf Dem
Capitol pebt balbmaif, unb 10 laHge Die lte'
berreite bier in Der Staot iinb, bletben ale
@cid)dite geiflofeu.
Ste gSaDlcm tn yioto Garolsta.
&aletg +, 9t.=@., u. aug.- Die gSabl
bon 0elegaten i'll elmer Gontituante ergab 60
0emOfratgt, unabbdn9i9e 9emofraten uno
So HepublifQuer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13

Die 9eript6elungeu In oct SScr5egptutnn nefs
men cine orobenoere 8eftaIt an.

CON faHttn0p II. Alt9. - Sle
yGurquie" iagt, bic Situation tn Der Serge
9owtna miro brobenber. Qbtbeilungsn BON
Snurgenteu iiuo in Die @bene binabqeltiegen
unb baben Srebtnle an9e9rtfien; ite pliinOern
unb didern Nlles ein III Der ganSen llmges
bung. @tpa 5000 UtanH, baupti16ltd9 9alz
matiner uno DtoHtenegrincr, iiuo Damit be-
l4Gftigt, bic Serbinouug 5tuilben Ntonar
uuo Sepecine ab5ui6neioen, un6 1900 Oals
matiner unO 9er5e9owiner iinb auf benz
Mtaride mad SOdtO9e bcgrifieu. Die Snz
Iur9enten lper0en aud BON ben Ntontenegri.
nern uno Oalmatinern nit @elo unO 2ebenS,
mitteln periorgt.
Die 9luuelenbeit ierbii6er Srnppen an Der
tiirftl6eu 8ren5e i6elut bic Sniurgenteu eben.
faus III ermlItbigeu.
Die 5nrfem abcrnaIS aeTd)Iaaen.
3uga3a, II. aug. - Na6ri6ten aus
ilaponii6eu Quellen lauten babin; oaB etll
uerSmetfelteS @efed)t in Der gfdbe BON Sila-
fia s,uii6en ben Ser3egominern uno Den
Siirfen ftattgefunben bat, uub baB Die 2ebte,
rem ge6lagen lporben iiuo.
9aS 2Slener ySremoenblatt" iaat, baf
@raf Anbrafg nit ben beuti4en uilo ruff
lden @eiauOteu eine lnterreoun0 aebabt,
uno baB oteidben sugeitimmt bdtten, Selt=
reid in ieiuen @mpfeblungei; an Die Sirfei
CUR 8acif5iruns Der 5ersegopina Su inter,
ltiiben.
GssSten.
Cairo y. Iu9. Die ab1Ilinier treffen
Sorberettungen, Inn IN OaS egpptlide @eblet,
NO fetne geniigenOe 3ruppensabl lit, etn3u,
iaaen. Ser 9beOlue bat gerltdrtungeu al
bic 9ren5e abgeiaubt.
tleberfdjwemmuna Il, cftiupten.
Sono on II. Ang. - @tne Oepeld)e al
bic ySimcS" melOet BON Calcutta, baB in oer
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Sprtn9ftel0, Wtaii., Z. Nu9. = Der
Damn oe8 Searpille 0teieruoirS an Dem
@eitarme bes Ntafluiie8 muroe pergau9ene
Na9t tpeggeidwemmt. Der 99aben fonnte
nod nid)t feitgeitellt perben. 0leniaenleben
iiuD tpabrl6etnlid1 feline 5u beflagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-13

Mutton perfauft. Gin Goniortium 4ftiondre
erftanb oieielbe fir ben nominelen Breis pom
S1OO,OOO Wtitbemerber tparen feline ba.
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Sic 6ete Sorte
Cfmeltt
nuS talcinirter MSrtel.

a000 1ab eaietmirtea WSrteI nn6
DVUU Sfafs gewarf= un0 NuienOaIesGctten
ydlter celebrirter 8rdnoA).
3teier pDrane" 1T Der onntelfarbi8 i8e e
NJ en- t, tpouou man letht GEei &beile Sano II. 5ue
xbei(e Cement sebraud1:n tGng.
IS matt quite nub oauerhofte Arbstt nit sEet
Sbeile Sano unb einem 2heil @enent, nub fir aute
Stein<Mrbeit pier 2betle Sano Su einem 2heil @e=
ment; 300 Binnb tnb ein 6aB, fpeldes bier Buihel
enthdit. Dieies iff Elm 9eipinnit pon u bis 4 Suz
id,ei ifber que anoeren rSranos."
1O0 Ndksr enoIjidey Nortlamo Geutent
4UU Sn osriauien bsi ). Gfurg @tsie,
Nr. 21, Spear'S gHerfte,
(2S, ,70,6,S2,s,9iI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-28
A HEROIC BRAKEMAN.


A TKRRInIR ACCIDENT AVOIDED BIZ THE COOL
MISS AND BRAVERY or RAILWAY EN-
PLoYE-oSE on TIE IMMORTAL NANTES
BosToN Mass. April y. 1878.
George q. Granger, brakeman on the Boston
and Lowel Railroad, has earned 4 fame to-day
which win i've Tor generations Ho was ON duty
on the inward Noatrel express, and when be-
tween Wilmington and Mopurn tne coupling gave
way between two or the cars IN the forward part
or the train ana the engine ana two or
three Of the cars which we're held % II being thus
relieved OF the weight 81 the rail- DOZEN cars
behind Immediately ran away rom them. when
the detacnmsnt took place tne train wa running
At the rate o. thirty-ase mues per nour. AZ TINS
moment Granger was sitting az the window " the
last car IN the nrst part OF the train and
seeing the bellfope quickly draw, observed
the break IN second ana Immediately
Jumped 10 action. no knew that the
berope sounded the engineers bell
the engineer would stop the train ana then the
rear part thereof would crash against the ronL
so he rapidly pulled the rome toward him ron the
rear and speedily detached n. lie then ran
through the train, elam0ered over the engines
tender, IN order 70 the engineer accelerate
his speed SO as 20 keep out or the way OF
tile rear part. Realizing, moreover. that the
nrst impulse pr me engineer WHO stool with
one hand on the lever. would be 70 stop
the train he stepped UP 20 him with forced calm.
ness put one hand on MS shoulder and the otnsr
OH the hand that held the lever ana SAID. "D0nt
stop.n Having put the engineer on his guard ne
POINTED orT rHE DANGER.
Passengers. who were anxiousy watching. say
the engineer. when the danger became apparent
TO him, turned pale but remained cool ana at once
put on all possible speed 70 keep out Of hc way 81
the detached part OF the traln which was thunder
ing along behind. THIS done. the engineer blew ms
signal % put on brakes, hoping the brakeman or
come one else on the rear % the train
would hear ana act upon the signal. but
NO one did and the race was TINS kept ~ for =
couple OF miles with imminent risk o. a collision,
and no one Ia the rear part o. the train conscious
Of danger Fortunately tns w train ior Lawrence
same along ~ this critical luncturc, and ne
engineer, taking III the situation. sounded hls
whistle, and by mis- means aroused tho brakeman
on the detached portion q me tram, who soon
tyerted further DANGER by applying ms brakes.
But for fhe GOODNESS aud PROMPT action pr Granger
Iterrible accident was inevitable.
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ALBANY, April 81. 1875.
large delegation OF property owners from
Sew YORK appeared before the senate Committee
90 Clues this afternoon. 10 present the merits OF
tte Riverside Park BILL There we're present VIII
Ham Tnden Biodgett. cyrus clark, William Rich
hfGs0r. Jonathan Edrar Francis H. jerks,
Charles b. Llyermore, James Earle, General pa
rias. simeon y. Church. y. l.. Farchid, Richard
NJ uasnett Richard /. Yose, John T..
rnrfUrs ana others. Mr. Blodgett spoke Of the
oh5ect a. fhe property owners IN appearing be-
tore the committee 10 urge this bill. lie appeared
ns ne President 81 the West side Association rep
fcstnunc large real estate interest, and indi-
tlauHMs ~ = property owner. They had been as
@FeHe1 MeMfF tnree Years ago over S3,O0O,000 for
fMt faterslHe rark AMI avenue aud ielt they had
m ffKNf EU have tNefa completed. The city hau
NN| NeFseM ne money ann o. was a matter OF good
falfn ia fhe Eaft Of the CITY % 90 on with the
wnfN
rrnnrs v. genks also addressed the committee
fNeakfrR fuF tnf property owners present and the
MNsf AN AF~MNtAttun*
SIMEON ~ rabftn followed Mr. JencSs, showing
fnaI fue NfeaNEt Comptroller who now opposes
fM&s nsNNeW.ent wNs AZ strongest advocate four
fRaFe nNm. HMN quoted largely uOm his reports as
lara ENntUfa#lUuff a. show THIS. lie further
NMaMN# tHHf frnNe improvements hao not been
male Nf tNe expense Of downtown owners, ont
nM9 EtfN 3 benGat ~ tnc cas- financially.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE

The Tennessee il being rapidly nttcd for sea.
Der oncers have already been assigned 70 duty on
board and ii Is expected that early next month
the win sail for Chinese waters.
The receiving ship Vermont Is az present the
scene OF much activity, a largo number or men
being daily enlisted. % course the iandsnarks
are having brisk business, owing ~ the wrctched
system st,ll In vogue of making would.be sailors
70 six months in deat before they can answer a.
the muster ron. TIE crew OF the Tennessee are
now ON the Vermont awaiting transfer.
An efficient ana well disciplined guard of
marines in command 81 Captain iienrv =. bishop.
Is sun maintained IN the vicinity 81 the receiving
ibid. Oflate no assertions nave been reported.
Ii Il said tnat tue Minnesota viii replace THE
Roanoke as the flagship of Vice AGmlra Rowan.
ene Will PROBABLY 90 anchored on tGr Battery.
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TRAvERs STAKES, sARAT0GA-0NE NILE AND II
THE REVOLUTIONARY HERALD.

The New York HERALD or Monday viii long be
known as a historic sheet on account or It's rarc
collection OF facts, and reproduction OF papers,
OF .the times tuat tried mems souls" II gives
fac-simlles OF the Essen Gazette the Salem Gazette,
Rlutnoton's Ne,c York Gazetteer, and the Mass
achusetts spy containing accounts OF the BATHS
or Lexington. The HERALD has also contained
the fullest account OF the commemoration SER
vices at Concord and Lexington. besides exhaust
inc all sources OF information to lay before lts
readers full idea or the circumstances attend
inc the battle or Lexington whoever has mas
tered its columns during the past week has
thorough knowledge OF one OF the most useful
periods OF American nistory.-TndtGndpolts Re
Tublicdn,
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NArAL oRnrns.

WASHINGTON April ~, 1874
Lieutenant Samuel Belden Is detached nom the
Washington Navy Yard ana paced on waiting
orders; Lieutenant Charles n. Thomas has r.
ported his return home, having been detached
from the Dictator and Is placed on waiting
orders.
FLAGSHIP RICHMOND AT Chilli.
A despatch received at the NAVY Department
to-day rom Rear Admiral y. Collins, command
ing the South Pacific STATION, dated taicahuana
Chill March ", Announces that the iAchmond.
bis nag ship, AZ that porl aud that the hcAlfh
of the officers ana men was go0d.
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GALVESTON RACES.


GALVESTON, April q, 1s5A
The Jockey Club races at Oieander Park were
inaugurated to-day. Tne track was In good con-
dition, tne weather denghtlni and the attendance
large. Many ladies' were present.
FIRST RAcr.-oleander Park stakes, three-year
olds. mile meats.
J0ranaer, by Rebel.............s. u
Mamie =
Pauline Sprague .........................s.
Time, :4G al AS.
In the first neat Pauline Sprague led ~ the
quarter, Mamie +. second Before reaching the
han mile Cotlander TOOK the lead aua held Al 70
the finish. winning 10y three lengths. In the second
heat Mamie h. took the LEAD at the start Pauline
SpragGc second. Before reaching the NAN mNe
CnrMnder again Weut to the front, winning the
neat by four lengths under strong pun
SECOND kACE.-Mtle aud hatf dash, Tor All ages
club purse $3.50: second horse. SIS. Falmouth
won by a length; Austin second, Flyawav third.
lime, 2.i5. Az the start Austin TOOK the .eaa,
with Flyaway second. Inesc positions were main.
talned 70 the nomestretch, when Falmouth went
TO the mont.