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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-21
sSmrd)tbarer Stmrn. in Der Stcrra
Nepaoa. ScGs Yerionen
onrd, cine 9aWiilc i:fa9efom=
ntcR,

Saf;iecitoSt, @ 90. San. = gtn6rid)ten
BON eiuem i'll Der Sicrra Nepaon uno I'm
gegeno berridlenOen furhtbarcu Sturme iino
bier angelangt. @8 beiBt, Bag zine gau6e
4u3abl gritfen ae. ,,4enrat= Yactftc>@iien=
babn," barunter 6ielsnige bel Satramento,
;eritDrt worbsu lei. @egen llbr geierl
abelo tpGl3te iif cine Qanine auf ben ohcrcn
Sbeil Der 9llta @in. gittlc @ntiompncb Ga
non, utab, Serriimmerte Smei l5duier uno
t6otete ied,s 8erioneu, 3ames Garep ncbit
5rau unb suei Sinoeru, S. Soubcrleeu nno
Nti6del Gellp. @eitern rpuroe Die. 2eid)e bon
albert Stidnep, Der oergougene gBOde i'll
summit @anon, lltab, ourd' eiueu Sdlntez
rutid) 9et0btet iuorOen mar, anSgc9raben.
9erielbe binterldBt eine 6rNn mo pier At!l-
AnN
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Isnil Snmtu Qnntinar /,

9ieip 9orf, 20, San. - Sts Sunl 8.
b. Nlts, lautenoe 9i0dridltcn bon Santo
Domingo metbeu, baB Der Ser. Staatcu-
Oampier ySiIpce" lett Dem 10. Septembcr
i'll Der 9ai pom Somona lie9t uub en Ser
bleiben nid)t gcringe 9icugicrNe gno alierbanb
Gerll1uthlInnell Ecrhnrrllff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-21

- Die 3oG Giuuobmcn betrugen beutc
$4,000.
- Der lluteridatueiiter sabltc beute ais
3inicn $l9l 900 uub fir einge3ogenc Shlt<
ontioueu $3.50 600 al1S
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-21
Teserm, Matraten ,,as Settem
ben
Ehnrffs 6DiIanDfr e @n6urn.

sar. 22, gst:s.s grattftraBs,
ndbe Der Sru4s.
5000 Bfuno oerbeften @dniefeoern, rein us ircdeu;
ebenlo Settdpillidl; Comforts, Ylantets.
saar., Sprtng= uno Suif Wa.raBen, porrdtbio
ODER anf Dejtelnns semabt; aud aae HeparotureinI
auf's Bette 6eorst.
aiooeln alIer Ant sepolftert ooer umsepoIiiert.
tonn9eS, Sopbd0 nnoSeieIn porrdfhia; aud nnf,
Sr6ef 9ena9t ooer repdrtrt ju Den biaiSeu Ireiien
(JaH26, 2Witef f''i'''
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Rouia Natofolto.

9 t. 2ouiS, 9Ro., 30. 3au.-0er G0uig
Der SanbuihS Snieln reii'te beute uad
Gan Translsco ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-21
1etmtfG1te Depeidten 6ttS
J2eft.M0rf.'

Stem @orf, 20. San. = Ser SampFer
,Serrmaun@ Lief BON 8remen, ser 90.
gySoutb 4iwrta" BON 9tio be Saneiro eiu.
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Ser oretunoutes3t9fte GengreR. -
eDtaanf4N ESit,afaan

gSaib ingtOn, 20. San. - Der Slice
Brdiibent legte Dem Senate Die DENT
idrift Der conleruatiuen Otitglieoer pon 9Oulz
liana Dor.
Gburman leete bic 9emeinldaitlifen Sez
idjliifie ser 9eetgebnng BON Sbto Dor, meld)e
bic nilitdriide @tunltidlun9 III 21nlnaHa
miBbiligen; Sber1nan itbergab cinen Vrotelt
Der 43 Nepu6iifaner lerer @eIetgebnng.
@lapton brafte cine Sil Elm sum Sdlute
eines ieoen StaateS Der llnon gegen Nfilt.
t6r=Snpalton.
9SeIt leete cine 9enfi6riit Ser @eiebge.
bnng bon Qouiliuna Dor, iiber Die SrgGnilaz
tlon jene8 a6rpers.
0ie Qegi8latipz, @recutlp, unO Suiti5 Ser
milllgnngS, .purDe Johann mteoer auf9e@
1onlnler.
8ie Mitalieoer ftritteu fd) iiber Sablreid)e
Imeuoemeuts. Sci bieler 9elegeubeit fam
iuieoer ein tlsiner Shwiubel u. 8. Sbepz
bero'S an'S 2id,t, lpel1er ein @ebGube i'm
QSevtbe BON $4,000 an baS Boit~Separtc=
ment fir $4,000 jdbrli6 permtetbete.
SIN ReprG 1enta nte nbaule fra9te
S'5rien BON Marplano INN GrlanbntB mad,
einen Sei9lub eiubringen 5n Oiirfen, burdl
pelheu eer BrGItbent eriud)t lpirb, oem Saule
mitsutbeilen, inter welder Grmadtigung
bas Otilitdr itdl i'll Die angele9enbelten Der
@eriNte bon SidSbrrg eingemiidt babe nub
aae Wiilitdrbeieble iber btee sn9elsgenbclt
lnit3utbeiien
ourlbut BON Sllinois erbob @tniprad)e.
| Danes legte benz 6anie eir Sd)reiben bee
| 3eugen Sriuin Dor, in lueld)en1 berleibe it'd
bereit erfldrte, glnSiagen su MAIDEN. Oas
5auS perfiigte, oaB Der i3enge berbeigebradt
peroe.
9as Sau5 nabm Johann Die SnOianer,
SerioliltgHn9s Slu ant; mebrere amenbe.
nlents ipurben angellomnlen.
eGtts Oct 9t,,Oesbamptitaot.
US q ~ tuQto II, 20. San. : Ote aeoe
me =GInnabmen beliefsn iid) beute anf 1876,
9l0.59.
: Danes erbielt Die gia9ritt bon ieine,
@rrpdblung gum SnuoeSlenator I'm nb
i'm SeprQitntantenbeuie. Cine all9euleln
Gratulatton fano fIatt uno ote @eifGite rub
ten nlebrere Nilnnten lang.
= Ser 9eneralpoltmeiter annuuirte beut
ben Yor Gontratt bes 0ampfer8 yeaop Of tb
| Safe" ipoour9 jdbrli6 $4,000 eripart mer
oen.
9te ,Yncifit=Wsa "silntcriud,i,tts
gS htngto II, 20. San. - Die Inter
| iuhung iiber geite4ung Der yYaciiicsNtail
Gomp." iuurbe beute fortseiett. i3ipei Gen
gen puroen iiber Die Seriude uernommeu
peld)e genlad)t iuurben, Die Sttmme oes toru
Bed fir ole Subit6ie Al geninnen. g. e.
helltr bab Sioqmeu einen Nau:g @tdi
Ter, Namcns g8iieb, beauftragte, Sru. Bed fiji
Die Smbibie 81 9elpinnen; 9ieier lieB fit
Elm @nlpfeblungsi9reibeu an Sed bon eiuer
Sreuube bsilelbeH gebep rno reiiIe nq@ Waib
ington, iato aber, baB bem iuiberbaarigcl
Sfeutudp'er nift beisufommru lei.
5arneD, Elm anoerer Neip gorfer Wfafler
beitdtiate ..s.s oi.ss 81 iaats lleidfaas aus pa
e. nienlal5 glftien fir 9rn. Bed ooer ell oil
beres gongrsBnlilglieb sebaIieft babe.
Commodore @arrtIon erfl0rte Die Sebanr
tmg eines anberen 3eugefl, oaB SApher ibr
iemqls cine 2iite pon beifohenen @ongret
mitaliebern ge,eist babe, iiir falidl. Gr bob
'allereings bon perid)lebeHeil Wlitsliebern g
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.lytam fanje Siaser's

tfND NWG NWUgrCW WJttt15NtUTtVESteess
uno Iai,e ale Reparaturen beIorsen BON
""0 +. u. @tle,
beut5 db es 9ei6 att
fgprift5. .12N,tes) g3r. 81, 2Seft>sSatttmorenr
a7r Dian tam irsenO cine gtdlmaibtne. Die man
ninitt, fir irseno einen 3eitraum nlietpen' uno
man erbdlt 1tets cine 0idlbine nit Den neueten
gsr0ei5erunseu uub cuem 3ubesor, ipel1es oeflan9t
miro. auI Wunih miro Die Ndetpe pom oet So"i-
lunlme abs seredbnet. Naihtneu neroen fepot'f''
=. 4. IeSseumss.
ylr. 1856, gseIt=6agsttefraBe, hfo
fw.,a6tsF) Nr. 20, Sf@Saltimorefr.
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Die 9umpfer oes
,,IOro Settjdlen &loDo"

Die 9umpfcr oes
,,Ioro Seutjd1en &loDO"
3pii6en Srsnten uno Stem Dorf
beiteben aus Den 5n9r,eugcn erFer ala6e:
"9mcrifa," "&ronprtii Jr. ID,
nGeutid) iaH0," p&pIn,"
~SonGu" nRaiu."
nsSelomarfdlaH De olfe" oeeofcI,p
o(3rIf SismGr6," o9teRar,"
rSpannnper," nSocr,"
.SSania," .Rbein,"
nSoefmantt," rSaticr,"
pSobeuSnHern," pStraBbur9,"
"$eobenItamiten," ngSeier."
8ie 3ampier oe8
,,NerO DeutfdDen &toDo"
$40 den Sremen uno Baltim ore
via SoutGampton,
bciebcu aus Den e9ens fir Den 8enft an Der @tpoe
erbautcn, NIT tcGeRgrioroeruugeu perebeuen eiierncn
oltz8ampfidtfTeu BON 200 8Ounen
Baltimore" eapt. eiren9ain,
,,Serliu," Buti6er,
,,Sbio," ocie,
"Setp5I9, npGhalh,
,,Hnrnberg," jd9er,
bic Oampier Der
uSS aWt 6itr8 2laterifantfd)cn1a6et
en=@eieQSd,ait"
hcitchen aus ben iSGbriPugCn crfter Hlafie:
"WHemanuta,F Capt. VI. aiblemcin;
"9apapia," Capt. 6roboE;
a@pruiIia," Capt. Sdlmiot;
sGimbria, ," Capt. Is. {. SrGn0t;
nErtfiG," Capt. 6. Dicier;
pt5ermeiita," capt. &. WiuSgH;
rSamnpuia," Cert. g. Sob;
nSSoiI9tIa, Cart. u. 8arQnbs;
rSuthatiuata," (tm 9auD
nVumnteranta, Capt. 8. r. Sbiucuien;
aSarouia," Capt NieliICH;
nSttefia," Capt s. 6cbih:
"Jcutouta,
qlbaringta," Gopt, 5. 0ieper;
oVaneatta,"
ngSefipbatfa, ," Capt. Stobl;
"5raneonia," Gapt. Sepu;
"4bennuia," Capt. Di. Slib(epein;
"Sneoi9J" capt. u. .. 6rGnSeH,
VeFaae= @rets
hun 9telu 9lort nod
southampton, 2onoon, SABRE,
Srenett ttti0 S31:itbfira:
l. SaWte ..'...~........$ $iH.Uj Sob.
2. S1iiite e................ 5000
Sipiidenoed. ..........-- Sf.tAl 6nurnut
N0d Slpmontb, SnuthaMptou nne Sonoou in
| 3mtlhenOeG $2I GoHrdHs.
Staetr iioiifeH uuo 10 Sa0rcu ole odlTte.
| pafia8ezBreie
BON ir9eno etlem Der obigcu 6Gfen mad
2cu Dorf:
| ]. 90ltte. .0t J0uto;
/ :, SQluie. ..........-. 1900
,3nthcEeeG,,....... 2i.G0 Souraat,
gia0ty nnfcr jG6rc 81 in c5ol6.
/ TadI oocr ton Saltimn:s2
J; ,E;91.Si., S99lmlei;; ;.,.,'.'.. y, 80 sotoi
Sinocr Smidea unb 10 Q5o6ren Die Sdlftc.
! R7~ Sis oeitsh Bfdsc Ueroen bci auiqa6c Seg I'd
Ia9e teiegrapetid beIe9l.
-B5- Der @enanfs III iadberIid,, bel Saabei
Nabeu aa5aweneen, Der iault, uoer Stiite, fpelh
fld, SJlammenSieben unb ausialien. CUR Seiefisun
uon Sohlen an oGs Sberleoer ogr Siieiel Ii. Shnb
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55rettag uno SnmStag noreu olie GeidlGitc
gel6loiien, BrO;eiiouen iuurben atgcbaltcn
mn an Sonntug III alcn 8trden Nos o6e
0eum" gciangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-21
Gtne tpt6tige YSoti6aft oes &raiis
Beaten. Rrte9 NIT Spanien
f,cfitrx.tpf

gS a ib ing to II, 20. San. = DE bentlge
Spesial= =Soti6aft bes 8rd ioenten, in pelder
er Die gmpfeblungen ieiner Sabresbotidlajt I'M
Setreff Der geritdrfung unierer aii'tenbeElsf
inter ben Oitt9ieoern allgenlein Die 6rage,
oh Die gSabrid)einlibfeit etne8 Srteges init
einer auslGuotlfen Dadt porbanben lei Ino
oh Der Brdiioent irgenb lpelfe SenntniB babe,
mel9e ioldle gefitrhtun9cn red)tiertigc. 81
ntge Wtitglieber iagten, lie fDnnten feine llr-
iade Su wgenb mclf)en Scfiirdtungen entz
oeden, 9(nbere iuaren Der anii6t, baB Die i'll
Der Sotidlnft sepitnihte 9lrn1irltng Der aii,
itsnfortS mn eine Sorit9tsmaBre9el lei, i'll.
benz i6linlne Serrpifeluugen nit Spanien
eiltiteben f0nnten, urb es lueroe beSbalb be-
abff)tigt, rniere @olftiiite gcgen einen 2(n,
nriff ESnnr1iPt,'S III hcrfpn
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a 9r. z. &. Wtcpfon,

mudfolseress 0r. 9in9eIL
Nr. 1873, 9DcHz5aSette=, ober9elo Sufaplsege. &c.
o,s aadsaaies ausse5osen; game eseiiis init @an!<
msa6nsa 10 btuts, pie $40 uno paNeno saIIanttrtt:
WiGn somme uuo Isle b oissiosn an: 3agnMs. 3M. l5 ~
nuo ho6er. Berionen meroeu pobltbnn, bier . por'n~
prstben, ebe lie auoerswo 9ingsbsn ea Die Saesit<
dtsn iir Die ausIibruns uilsr Sws,ss Ssr 5a9H;s ;s
ETsie ;inS iehr ntebrta, uno miro ae Ir6ett 9GraE=
sirt. Sas @5eitdit lit Su ieoer 3eit eeoltnet.
-cinIitn 'S0ft11-ctnuiO. .YiNlNO
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Dir BARRIER 33anae
Die Yarler=Sonne It. a.Sd,nelibst5er'
EfurrnIai,-a}fffu
Oie hei6e guft-k kubbcerOe
ErflGrunn,

Va elm @erat In ber staot cirfuIirt, oaB mir ans'
perfaufen um unTer 9eldit auT5ugeben 10 er9reiIeu
mir oieie @eesen1et, uln uneren Suneen nno penn
Vubifnm an5uSeisen, oaB mir unier 9el6dit nidt
aufseben, ionbern nur Wemfd)enbaare 5nn
SoitpTeiie pertauen, nm uneren Sorrath Su rebuilt
ZEN. Wir baben 100 SaargeNefte BON st.50 bis s75
5ro StiI. rueldbe mir Sum &oitenpree ablaen; iera
ner 5000 9aros r5etss 5u 80 Gents uno tbenrer loz
mie Elm Gloemeines Iiiortment BON Saaripaaren,
Snorhif,fe Sdiumen Il. Yarfimerie'n. Wan lprete
oor in sit. e., 9ertnstonitrake uno beebe iib Die
Waaren 81 StGs,s.
nt,OR tCSGN Hft. OS. ERGkWAlVMNCNR
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Selegrap0iIlse Sepel(5ea.
SnlamasSeDeIGem.

(9eridte Der rsiiocirten 8refie" fir Den oGOr@
relpouoenten.")
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N. Matne, Serausgeber.
gpeiial .Motiaeit.
Balttntors
FIRE 9nGuranfe Otlef,

Balttntors
,fre 9nCaranfs Otlff,
saesptft.ts6e BON Sontb: n,io gSatsssSssaBss N
as 9sfSs fsaSanSa ssSt sSsshi u Sc,
,sls, nis i'm aan6e, ole arten bon @isenthum.
ssos1 aHs sssefa sssa5ensanssr sas srassss SaaSss5ss
IN Slom heorffere ODER i'm oofen in SGouns befino.
i ft Ia5rjeuge H. {. 10.
.ldJ Sirettortum betegt aus 1ot9enoen oerren:
20 m. O. $ arriio ion, Brdioeut;
Geo. u. Stders, S.p. &apff,
E0apio g. gSiij0n, 8. 0fobt. Sentin5,
3oiil9 8eunngton, .. Niorton StetpGrt,
STraact5 :. Sing, y. s. Relpcomer,
Searp Carroll, Srpille Sorpib.
Il. 9. Steuart, aB. So. 2aoior,
SSn. s. Srune, S6rael @ogen,
@jeor9e 6. SarriIon.
applications z6ormulare uno Dei;ere Natrbt i6s,
Die Geieuitail Diro In Der Office, Saopef Gte non
oa-5= uHo 2saterfrabe, ertbeti, no aud Gae Maj
trage iofort erleol9t Deroen. &Trtberua9en neteen
All rgeno eine 6riit ansenommen, WetGe Der ap?t''
taSt ioiui ben mag.
(5Gni, ,l9D Tr. g8opoiucrtb, Setts
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ltmirnn0lttn0 cimcs SnecSs
ltrt1cilS.

Sttama, 20. Son.-0ie ,,Gunob. ga
;cttc" bcridtCt, oaB Der Gouperucnr pNS So
Oe8urtbcil 2cpiuc'8, mcld)Cr pegeu grmOr
ouug Ocs 8bomos Scott iberfiibrt morSci
lit, III imciidllrigc 0oit uuO beltdnNigcn Ser
lult Der politiidlen 9iedtc uu0cmouOclt hat.
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a11aore,s RoCsu- DahuDulper

slfeftip reinist uno ma4s Die 5d4ue psB, lo7t ben
Ieinfteiu ab, uno peronoert ods Seroeroen oer
S6hus Die sSaeon Der Stddbtel lit neu, neolth, be-
aueIn uno ipariam. Dreis % 9ents. 3n babeni
alien Npotbeten unb Drosuen@9anolnu9en
az f0A1teNl
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bort, melde @elD erbalten baben iollteu, f0uue
iidl aber Der 9tamen nidlt erirllern. <Srmil
babe linn eiun1al geiagt, oaB CT gar feinsn
Serudl 3u MAIDEN braud)e, Ietue braitliani=
id)e Subiioic bur1suieten, Die yBacific=
Ntail" iGe @elO nad) gintS unb mad 6edts {;
peuuinmer StodrueQ nod) gSaihlu9tou
fomme, baun foite es INN ieine 100000.
u. Safep oall i6idte cine 0epcid)e, oaB
er Su unlpobl lei, Inn mad 9Salhington fom=
men III fGnneu; nud)oen SbanfS perrlommeu
lei, peroe eS ibri9ens gar nidt notbmen0ig
iein, i'm ;u hOreu, ipenu cS abcr cod fir
uotbmenpig balte, ueroe CT iid) itellen.
q. s. NiileS, ein @eridltS 9tepOrter Der
yN.>9. 3ribiine," iagte aus, DaB er 6ru. 9S.
Jteib niemals geiagt babe, er bGtte @eriid)te
geb0rt, iueld)e Die 9tamen BON Danes uno
8ooS nit Der SnbitSle i'll SerbInbung brG1-
ten.
or. Sngbam, Der @ei6dftsfiibrer oeS @hi-
cago'er ,Snterz Scean," murbe beute Morgen
BON einem lluter= @on1tte usrnonmen. @r
iagte, er babe $1,000 erbalteu; mas er Oa1iir
getbnn babe, nifie CT nid)t, er babe nltrmader
fir Die Subioie geiprodlen.
Spreder Slaine erbielt beute cine Wtittheiz
lung BON 2id)aro 9. Srlpin, in melder Der.
ielbe angab, baB cr gSlllens iei, ale geietli=
den Sragen III beantporten. @r iagte fer
ner, baB oas @onite itd) in Solge ietuer
i6manfenoen @eiunObeit beeilen miiife, fuern
es nod @tmaS erfabrsn molle. 0aS @omite
ldidte nad) Srlpin un0 bieIer fam I'M ll6r
Inter Sbbut peS Sergeantzut~9lrms i'm Sa=
pitole on.
Radl frrser Seratbnug purOe beihloheu,
Sas GerbDr morgeu friib I'M 4l0 llbr SIT be-
Qtuueu.
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BE- Der @enanfs III iadberIid,, bel Saaben
NaSsH aadaDeneen, Der iauIt, uber Stiite, pelte
lh sJiommenSieben unO ausiaIlen. 3ur Seiefisuns
uon Soblen an oGs Sberleoer oer Siieiel Ii. Sdnbe
in Sable SeFetn s8ite oa5 eiusiss boltbdre Oias
iepai, (5an.-6ebr.W)
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W0rft uun sS0ric.

2OnO OF, 20. San. - 9lmerif. SonOS
'65er 1913. 1O.4Ocr 1914. gieue 6inier
1921. @rle, BriOritGten AL. Die Dl8cou=
toratc jm oiieueu Morttc behug ouf 3zmouat-
Tide 9Scd)iel 3 3ll6 Yrol,, 1916 uieorigcr
ais 6a5 Sanf.9lSconto.
Eiperpool, 20. San, - SoumwoUe,
Z l5ll6 @tS.
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&r1nnc.

9 # II, 20. San. - 9O8 9cutrc-Glc
meutarihulgebduOe III W0lOcu brnnntc ge
teru nieber. 8crlult $4,000.
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9arri 8burg, Yenni., 20. San, = Sn
elmer gemeini6aftlihen Stsnng Der beloen
6duier Der @eiebgebuug erbelt 9Sallace 1926
IuO 9tliiou 116 Stimmeu; Griterer mltrbe
Al SAk
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Grfibbaus e3rnlterrabmfn,
gett ODER n1ne Gdetsew

oorrdtb9 uno auf Befelung augeiertist Bu rebu;irs
ten Bretien SEQ. 9. SteOcno &c Gornp
S6e Der 6ronts uno 6dpettefrase.
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Ttaufreid,.

8aris, 20. san. iu Ocr JiatioHOluty.
ianmllug ictte Oaa rcdte &curum mo rje
gnrse uercinigte yiufe nit grocer OtoIOrJa
tat bcute cine 9tciolutiOu hiIrd, noB mor-
gen III oic &eratbuug pcr coHltItutioneucu
Geetc eingctrttcn merbeu iou. Die 9ieglc-
RING, uutcrititt pou ocr 9tcdltcu, hottc NrCI-
tag pOrgcld)i0gcH.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-16


RECOMMENDATION OF THE BOARD OF
CONTROL OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,
The Board Of Control Of the
Fire Department, consisting Of Messrs.
William Winder, Isaac I, Carpenter
and Charles +, Cleyies, submitted a
number Of recommendations to Council
on Tuesday night which we did not yes
terday morning have the space to publish.
The Board called the attention Of Coun-
Gil to the fact that the hose Of the depart
ment Is liable to rot much faster than il
would we're II properly drained and dried
after being used. This cannot DO done
under the present system Of having but
one set Of hose. They therefore recon-.
mended the purchase Of at least 1900 feet
OF hose, and that towers be built on each
engine house, so that when used the hose
may be Immediately replaced with dry
hose and the wet hose hung up in the
towers to dry. This plan, in their opin.
ion, would be n saving one to the city.
They also recommend that larger hose
carriage be furnished for the Seventh
Ward, as the one at present used there is
not large enough to accommodate or
carry as much hose rs the ward requires.
The Eighth Ward also requires some
additional protection. At present there
Is in this ward new two'wheeled hose
carriage containing $50 feet Of good hose,
but the ward is so very long that should
a fire occur in either end Of It conSidera.
bic delay would result from this carriage
having to be hauled by hand from It's
present location to the fire. 1t Is appa.
rent that there should be another hose
company and reel OF hose located In that
ward, or steamer purchased and house
built on the lot at present occupied by n
shed and the reel Of hose, and the reel OF
hose removed to some point lower
down. A majority Of the citizens Of
the Eighth Ward are very much in
favor Of having q steamer. The pres.
sure Of water from the pipes there Is
greater than at any other point In the
City,and Isl no doubtsutIlcient to extinguish
any small fire, but should II get such
Roadway that several hose streams should
be used II might weaken them so that
they would not be effective; or should a
pipe burst and the supply from the plugs
be entirely cut of. In either case steam.
er wouldbe sorely needed.
In conclusion the Board congratulated
the city on her continued immunity from
disastrous fires, while other cities have
suffered so much in that way. They
might say, however, that II Is not from
the great care that has been taken by the
citizens generally, for they had found
many evidences Of CarelessneSs on the
part Of those who were supposed to be the
most careful, and we may ut any time be
visited with a great disaster which VIC
should provide against as much as in our
power.
The above recommendations were re.
ferred 10 the Committee on Fire Depart.
ment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-16

The river was falling slowly last even
ing, with feet inches in the channel.
The Science departed for Parkersburg
at II AM
The Thanhauser arrived from Sunhsh,
but remained here over night on account
Of the breaking Of wrist. She will re-
turn to-day.
The Tempest arrived from New Mar.
tinSville last evening, and will return to-
day.
The Comfort Is announced to leave this
morning at II o'clock for Marietta, to
connect with trains for Parkersburg.
The G. W. HornbrOOk and barges will
leave for Cincinnati this morning.
The wharlboat will probably lie taken
of the docks to-day.
No boat has yet been secured for the
Steubenville trade.
The Market Boy is still running to Bell.
Hire.
by Telegraph
PITTSBURGH, September 15.-River IS
inches and falling, Weather clear.
NASHVILLE, September l5.-lIiver still
IlHllB WIN ltel lHCnCh OIL lHe hHOulhi
weather clear and warm.
MEMPHIS, September 15.-Rivef rose
Is inches; weather generally warm. De.
patted-Church, Cincinnati; Grand Lake
and barges, New Orleans.
EVANSVILLE, September 15.-P. Green,
Cincinnati. River falling with feet 4
incheSi business flat; weather hot.
CAIRO, September l5.-City OF Vicks-
burgh 81. Louis. Depatted-Mouhtain
Oak, Cincinnati. River 10ieet 10 inches;
clear.
LOUISVILLE, September 15.-1liver sta.
tionary, with 9 feet 8 inches in the canal
and | foot s inches on the falls. Weather
warm and clear.
ST.. Lou1s, September 15.-Arrived-
Mary Boyd and Lady Lee, Peoria; Colos.
sal, Davenport; Grand Tower, Memphis;
Bayafd, Hannibal; Capital City, Vicks.
burg. Departed = Bayard, Hannibal;
johnson, Keokuk; Clinton, 81. Paul; Co.
loSsal, Davenport Grand Tower, Mem.
PMS; Howard, New Orleans; Lady Lee
and Mary Boyd, Peoria; Belle 81. Louis,
Cambridge. River stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-16
COUSIN CouRr-Judqe Coehran.

Court met at 0 o'clock A. NJ. and trans
acted the following business;
The case Of W. St. Charles u. City Of
Wheeling, which was continued from the
day before, was resumed. After hearing
the evidence and argument Of counsel the
jury found for the plaintiff and assessed
the damages at SIS. The defendant
moved for a new trial. Davenport &
Dovener Tor plaintiff, and Jefiers for de-
PENDANT.
Edward I. Sheppard was appointed
guardian Of Sarah E. Bardsley. Bond
SlOO.
The case Of 7. Fink & Co. rs. A. Yoke
was dismissed at plaintiffs cost. Peck
for plaintiff and Davenport and DOvener
for defense.
CIV. Wickham was appointed guard
ian for Helen Augusta Wright, rice Geo.
a. Wickham, resigned. Bond, 81 900.
The case OF John Robrecht, appellee,
~. John Marling, appellant, appealed
from Justice Caldwell, was tried before
the following jury; Thos, Grey, Robert
Crawford, J.W. Carmichael, james HUFF,
Robert Trimble, Geo. Coleman. The jury
found for the plaintiff in the sum Of
SIS %. Pcndleton, Cowden & Pendleton
and Cracrait for plaintiff, and McKennon
for defendant,
The case Of I.orentz Auth Is, Edward
Boil, certified up by Justice Caldwell, was
tried to a jury Of seven by agreement, rs
follows: Roy Combs, Christ. Bashar, X.
7. Higgins, X. S. Irwin, Ed. l., Nicoll, J.
D. Stanton, D. G. Brockett. The jury found
for the plaintiff and assessed the damages
at sos. Hugus for plaintiff and Russell
and Davenport for defendant,
In the appeal case OF Henry II. Smith
"a. Brunswick Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Company, judgment was given plain.
tifr for Slj 70. Pendleton, COwden q
PcndletOn for plaintiff.
Fred, LOrentz was appointed guardian
for Albert M. Iorentz, Leonore Matilda
Lorentz and VIM. l.. Lorentz, orphans Of
Mary A. Lorentz, deceased.
The will Of John Noble, deceased, was
proved,
The case Of the State for use Of Henry
BriesOck w George Marshall, AdOlph
Yoke and John Bayha, certified up Jus.
tice Tolivar, was continued. Boyd and
Cowden for plaintiff, and Cracraft Tor de.
PENDANT.
The case Of Margarctta Miller rs. Au.
gust Miller was taken up in the afternoon,
and was in progress ut the hour OF ad.
journment. Mrs. Miller sues for dam.
ages for selling liquor TO her husband,
who is in the habit Of getting intoxicated.