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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28
Various Items.

Il is stated that Mr.. Beecher In.
tends visiting the Holy Land next
fall.
The Wallace Sisters striped hos
iery have MORALLY offended the eyes
Of Kansas.
They say lake freights are so low
that half the vessels will have to
lie idle duriug the season.
Frank Blair WIN be well enough
to go barking around by the time
the fall campaign commences.
There are now in this country
fifteen universities in which color
ed students are receiving instruc-
tions.
Bowen thinks he helped TIlton q
good deal. Nothing but his native
modesty prevents his saying so
right out.
The Cheyenne Leader is running
. serial novel of hair raising inter-
est, entitled cheyenne as an Out
fitting Point"
Madame Theirs, who succeeded
Eugene az the pattern of rashion,
has introduced q revival of calicoes.
Oh grateful Theirs.
Genius" says Clara Louise KEEL
logg, sis " ell enough, bnt preserv-
ance wins" Clara Louise knows how
that is, herself.
Detroit proposes to have q cen =
tennial over one of her citizens,
who il q descendant of one of the
sixty men who captured Ticonder-
oga.
There is something absolutely
pastoral about the idea of that G'lit.
tie picnic frolie of we three" In
"Emma's library" while frank was
away"
"Truth is mighty, and must be
carefully suppressed" remarked
Plus Nino as he sq1eIched La Hoce
dc Ia TeTfto newspaper the other
day.
"And Solomon slept with his
fathers" Which the New Orleans
Republican thinks was a piece of
domestic economy which reflected
the brightest credit upon him.
LoTIe may come and Lorne may
go, for all the American girls care.
He's married. If he wanted to see
the maiden all for Lorne, he should
have visited America five years ago.
Joaquin Miller is writing novel
of California life. 1t deals with
that class of Californiaus who never
wash their faces, and are given to
unique blasphemy-.of which Mr..
Miller is one.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28
Thanks s.FrOn the Depth Of
the Heart.

WELLINGTON, Lorain Co., O.,
Aug. "a, 1874.
DR.. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, N: Y:
DEAR SIR. - Your medicines,
Golden Medical Discovery, DIR.
Sage's Catarrh Remedy, have prov
ed of the greatest service to me.
Six months ago no one thought
that ! could possibly live long. 1
had q complication of Diseases
scrofula, manifesting itself in
eruptionS and great blotches on
my head that made such sores
that ] could not have my hair
cOmbed without causing swollen
glands, tOnstfs enlarged, enlarged
or "thick neck" and large and
numerous boils. / also suffered
from q terrible Chronic Catarrh,
and in fact l was so diseased that
life was q burden to me. / had
tried many doctors with no bene-
fit. I finally procured one-half
dozen bottles of your Golden Med
ical Discovery and one dozen
Sage's Catarrh Remedy and COM
menced their use. At first / was
badly discouraged, but after tax
ing four bottles of the Discovery
1 began to improve, and when I
had taken the remaining / was
Ioen. In addition to the use OF
Discovery applied a ssolution OF
Iodine to the Goitre Of thick neck,
as you advise in pamphlet wrap
ping, and it entirely disappeared.
Your Discovery is certainly the
most wonderful blood medicine
ever invented. j thank God and
you, from the depths of my heart,
for the great good it has done me.
Very gratefully,
MRS. L. CHAFFEE.
Most medicines which are ad-
vertised as blood purifiers and
liver medicines contain either
mercury, in some form, or potas-
stun and iodineVariously conbin-
ed. All of these agents have
strong tendency to break down
the blood cOrpuscles, and debili-
tate and otherwise permanently in
jure the human system, and should
therefore be discarded. DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry, on the other hand, being com.
posed of the fluid extracts of ma
tive plants, banks and roots, will
in mo case produce injury, its eff
fects being strengthening and cura-
tive only. Sarsaparilla, which u.s.
ed to enjoy quite q reputation as a
blood purifier, is remedy of thir-
ty years ago, and may we'll give
place as it is doing, to the more
positive and valuable alternatives
which later medical investigation
and discovery has brought to hight.
In Scrofula or Kings Evil, White
SWellings, Ulcers, Erysipelas,
Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofulous
Inhamations, Indolent Infiamma-
ton, Mercurial affections, Old
Sores, Eruptions of the Skin and
Sore Eyes as in all other blood
diseases DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery has shown its great
remedial powers, curing the most
obstinate and intractable cases.
Sold BY all dealers in medicines.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28
LENA VALLEY.
"7Ot A.GOlng and COa!dn't
SaOp.S'

"G7Ot A.GOlng and COu!dn't
STOP"
A boy named Frank was stand
ing in the yard when his father
called. Crank "Sir?'' said
Frank, and started full speed and
ran into the street. His father
called him back and asked him if
he did not hear his first call.
Eyes, sir" said Frank. ''Well,
then" said his father, "What made
you run into the street," "Oh, /
got a-going and couldn't STOP"
replied Frank.
This is the way a great many
boys get into difficulty; they get
a-going and can't stop. The boy
that tells lies began by stretching
the truth a little-to tell . large
story or relate An anecdote with q
very little variation, till he got n
going and couldn't stop till he
came out q full grown liar.
The boy who was brought before
the police and sent to the House
of correction for stealing, began
by taking little things from his
mother; by stealing sweetmeats
and other nice things that were
put away. Next he began to take
things from his companions at
school. He got a-going and
couldn't stop till he got into jail.
Hark, do you hear that horrid
oath? It comes from the foul
mouth of a little boy in the street
He began by saying by-words. but
he got a-going and can't stop.
Fifty young men were some
years ago in the habit Of often
meeting in q room in a public
house, to enjoy themselves in So
cial hilarity, where wine cup pass
ed around. One of them as he
was going there one evening, be.
gan to think that there might be
danger in the way. He stopped
and considered q moment and then
said to himself, "right about face r'
He turned on his heel, went back
TO his room, and never was seen
at the public house again. He
has become rich; and the first
block of buildings which he cree
ed was built directly in front Of
the place where he stood when he
made that exclamation. Six Of
the young men followed his exam.
pie. The remaining forTy-three
got q going, and couldn't stop till
they landed in the ditch. and the
most of them in a drunkard's
grave.
Beware, then, boys, how you
get a-going; be sure before you
start that you are in the right
way, for when you are sliding
down hill it lie hard to stop.
j. w. Ellis.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28
& McELHENEY
IiEerE Feed & Sale Stables.

The most extensive establishments In
Southern Kansas. Double and single
teams, with the best and incest carriages
and bnggies in the city, ready at all times.
Also, saddle herses for ladies and gentle
men.
Buys and sells horses, buggies, and car
riagee. Auction every Saturday.
Especial attention given 20 boarding
crses by the week. o.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28

GRAIN RAISERS REFUSE to submit
to the wasteful and imperfect work of other
Threshers, when posted ON the vast superior
sty of this one, for saving grain, saving time.
and doing fast, thorough and economical
work.
Threshermen flnd It highly adVantag-
cons TO run a machine that has no Beaten"
Picker or Apron that Handles Damp
Grain, Long Straw, Headings, Flax, limo
thy, Millett, and all such 0ifiicult grain and
seeds, with entire ease and effectiveness.
Cleans to perfection: saves the farmer his
thresh bill by extra saving of grain; makes
no "Litterings;" requires less than one
half the usual Belts, Boxes, Journals, and
Gears; easier managed; less repairs; one
that grain raisers prefer to employ and walt
for, even At advanced prices, while Other
machines are ''out of jObs.''
Four sizes made with 6, 8, 10 aud
IL horse "Mounted" Powers, also a
speciality of Sepsrators "alone," ex-
pressly for Steam Power, and to match
other Horse Powers.
If interested IN grain raising, or threshlng
write for illustrated Circulars Sent free with
fall particulars Of size, styles, prices, terms &c
NICHOLS, SHEPARD b co,
IL Battle Greek, Michigan.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28

S.09O, eOo Acres or the best Turning and
Agricultural Lands In America, SITUATED N
and near the beautiful Co1tonWocN a1q 6reas
n ye6ras Credit, with per ceAE. tnter-
o1es 114 - per c9EE. G1seSaHt 1or Ha-
prGYoEaom4as Fare Refunded 10 pnrchas-
ars OF land. Circulars with map giving tuIl
inferma4zon, sent nee. Address A. 3. john
sen, Acting Land Commissioners, 1opekas KS
Re sure your ticket reads via Atchi-
SON, and take no other
n Il SAKGEET,
Gen1 Freight and Ticket Agent Topeka,
A- Z. 3 MORSE arnarineardsut. 1st1
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28

Speaking of her brother, Dan
Anthony, Susan 3. Anthony truth
fully says: "Whatever he may have
been in Kansas, he has been q noble
son and brother. He has done more
good for Kansas than he will ever
get credit for, and more than it has
done for him.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28

About the meanest thing of the
season was the New York Herald's
bogus cable dispatch announcing
that Moody and Sankey's English
revival was q scheme of Barnum's,
and that it had paid the Snowman
Immensely.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-05-28

tour spring and summer Goods are ali
- New. Not One Dollar OF auu.roa~
Goods Being Carried over
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-23

GuecnS tom n,a22. San. - Ser Dam
pier 05noiana' iii pon Ybilabelpblo bIel
angefonnnen.
GHeen8tomu, -. San. - Der Dam.
pier oSbo6o" pon gtcm Dorf lit bier ctngcIuu
fen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-23
Scr oreimnopierstgite SongreB. =
3fueifc Siktttla.


gS ingt0n %. San. - Snl p :
nate muroen Betitionen pon Sltr9ern ans
8ennlplpallien por9ele9t, III 0eHel1 ge9eH ole
gSieberelufiibrlng bes 3olls auf Sbee nno
Saffee reulontrirt ptrb.
9bmunbs legte Selhliiiie Der G5eieBgebuug
bon Sernlont Dor geqen ben canaDndeu 9te=
cip.ocitdtsperirag Jtad elmer lfngeren De-
bate iber Oicien @egenitauo inrtroen Die Sc
id)liiiie Dem @onlite fir ausmdrtlge 2lHgele=
genbeiteu iibermieen.
ltebrere Siitritts= Sills wurben porselegt.
Saulsburp legte Die WtanOate ieineS lpiez
bcrerlpGblten @o1egeu SaparO Dor; gSelt
iibergab ole beS .. y. g. Yiuhbad. Cher
man beantragte, bieielbcn a1 oaS gSabl@9o>
mite I'll permeiien. Sbnrr1an erbob Gtitz
lprade, Gbernlan's 9lutra9 purOe aber
lblieBlif angenomnten.
9luf 4ntrag bes 9rn. ShuS lpurOe Die
SauS Bill in 8etrefi elmer Sermllt9nng fiir
BEN Oiltrift Columbia an9enomnen.
Oas ltuerhoigte geId)dft mar oaS porltez
qenbe Gerfaliungs 4menoement iiber ben
neuen Otoous snr grmdblung beS Srdiibellz
ten NIB Sice. 8rditbenten Der Ser. Staaten.
9ntborp bielt eine langere 9teoe.
SIM Gepra en- an ten banI e murpe
beidloien, ben Sberbuuoesanpal an5urpeiz
len, III berifteu, ipeld)e S6ritte notbmenolg
isien, I'M bic S6ulionb8 Der elnSelnen Staa>
ten ungei6mdlert 81 erhalte1.
Sutler erbielt GrlaubniB, am 1ldditen
Oonuerltage 9famerS bes Sulti5 Gomtte's
Serif)t 3u elitatten, nit Der anSbriifliden
@ei6rdntung, baB Die @tpil< 9te9tS Sid
nidl einberi1tet perOen bari.
Oas 5aus beibloB, ii6 BON beute bis gum
Nontnge su perta9en.
S'Srieu bot ieinen Sei6lnb, BEN Prdit'
benten wegen Der Sorgdnge i'll Otiiiiiitppi gu
interpelliren, abermals an, Sog benlelben abel
@inlpradc erboben mrrbe.
6arriion bonn @abl=@omite le9te eirer
Mmoritdts =Seri6t por iiber ben Sall be8 y.
.. Cannon bon lltab.
Die regelmdBige 8agesorbnung purSt
perlangt llnb bic Gomite'n legten Bripat-Se'
rid,tp n0r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-23
Remcre s3crid,tc ats 2liiem

Sun6ron5iSco %. Sanuar. - 9el
Opfr. ,,&oloraeo" lit 9eute nit Jt0drld)tcI
pom - 9eSbr. aus 9)ofobama bier einge
troifcn.
0ie llriade Der ungelu0bnlid langeu 0teiiC
bicicS SabrSeuges lit III Dem nngiinti9er
gSetter i'll iu6en; cine 9tetbc pOu 9tOrOweit
Itilrmen rieb pa8 Sdliii aus ietnen1 gelu6bu
li6en @OurS nno mad)te etltc 2anOung an
6onoiulu notbwen0lg.
Gule Geianotld)aft BON Gorea betanO fl
in 8cting megenS0lt6tlrng Der jopaneIiid)dl
| Srage.
9(n 22.Nopbr. ipuroe Gbee 800 BON cine
SrfalIe betmgeIud)t, lple Die GltelteuGuropdt |
icneS 8late5 nod feinen furflbareren erlel
baben; mebrcre Sdljfie unb 9idHufen itral
beten nnb 3ablreide 8crioneh fOmen nm
| Heben.
Nas amerifaniide5hiff y2tibuclot" tuurt
bel einer @olliliOn I'M SDcfen bon Shangb5
idmer bcid)GOi9t.
lluter Ocl1 3rrppen Der BrouinS Slpei Wfa Z
uno Ssduen lit cine 9tebelllon auegebrofleS /
uuo Die 6anptitdbtc Der BroutnSen purocn
be0roht. Die llriadle Der Rebcllion mar biC
gSeigerung Der 9tegierung, ben riiditdnoiger
So(o 5n Sablen.
Die d)ineiii1eu SebSroen batteu in ibrer
3titungcu Die 9infritIt pcr6feutIidlen laiien
baB Die Sapaner in idmad)uoler 9Setie aus
| 6ormoia pertrlebell morOen lelen uno elnt
groBe S9aocneriab. .Summe 5ablen miiBten.
| Sieie 9ngaben rueroeu inter ben nte0erer
Solfsl9idten algeinein 9eglaubt.
gtad)riebten BON Sapan melOeli, baB Ota
daba, iriiber eiu Seamter be8 unterrihtS:
0epartement8, sum japaneTideu Goalmiildl
Der Bbilaoelpbia' sScltansiteltlng erualn
| ruor0en lit.
Die lette 2lbtbeilnng Der jopaucFiher
Sruppen 3og i'm ytoOembsr bon Sormoia ab
Die eigentbiimli6e Abnrtheilung eiues
| Talle8 bitrd) ben amerifaniifen @eneral
&onlul erregt groBe8 2tufleben. Gin Wfauoit
be8 6riegsIfiffeS, 2afawanna" rpurbe meger
| Sruufenbelt unb uuorbentlld)en Senebmeni
osm Gonlul Sur 8etraiung iiberrpieien; 81
oieier ieoodJ bUrte, OaB Der 8etrcfTcuOe eli
| @nqldnoer lei, iiberipie6 ct tbn Dem britii6el
@eneral @onlul, msl1er ben 9clnguentel
aud) beltraite. ga oerielbe Dtanu bereits
frii6cr megen eincS SergebenS pom amerifa
niid,eu General @oniul beitraft lpurbe, Il
alaubt nan, DaB bic 5einoi6aft SmiiAel
| Capt. Mc@aulep ruO ben @eueral Goniu
bic eigcntbumIidc 9iSpoRtton bieieS 6aleS
peranlaBte.
0orace @apr0u iplr0 oeml1dIt ben 9ienl
Der iapaneitihen 0fegierung qnittircu,
| Der Ottfabo beobnd)tete Dell Senu8s9nrdl
qanq bon leinem Barfe ans; Der amerifanl
lhe gieutenantOa ltellte ibi1 oieSnltrnmente
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-23

aein Wtoraen= uuS teiu abenSblatt unb Otou=
5aae lang feline 3eitIngen! 9aS io1te etn
Wtal cine 3sitltns in 9lmerita probiren, bann
brandte iie gar nibt nebr Su erlbeHlen. Sn
bielen brei Sa9en iu1breno benen ba8 Bubli=
finn oar 9fid)ts bon Gein erfGhrt, mas in Der
gSelt porgebt, fam fd) Die gSeltgei9isbte anf
ben 8opf getellt, Die Sraftion &ullmann ben
Siirlten Sismard umJehradt baben, Srdf
9lrniin fam, rpie einil Senlt, Dltretfiid)er
| Winilter lInb SaSaine Commandeur-en-che
or. Ofai. GDnis alionlo'S l. gelporben iein;
mir braud,en's nid,t I'll uiljen, nno 10 lit III
Dem groben @ieu, Der y ygSeltftabt." i'm Sabre
1874 bret Gage lang feline 3ettun9 erl6'e=
men,"
SIM 3eitungsgei 9dfte puroen
bem american Solrnaliit" Sufolge i'm
Sabre 1874 aht @tillionen 9oqar8 ptrloren.
SIM DECEMBER b0rten 200 3eitllngen ouf, 5u
erideinen; oarnnter Der SuTfelo -Sele9rapb"
ua6 neunuaosmausigldbri9em Selteben.
GS giebt Iett in ben Ser. Staaten $40
einselne yS er cine drtitli9er Su g.
ling e." ba5 9eiammtpernl3gen bteler Ser=
cine miro aui smei Ottlionen Dollars &C.
i9dtt.
Sn New 9orf mollen Die 9dnen cine
| Sibliotbef uno literartldle Seleuldl1tt ms
2eben rufen. Die QnSabl Der Sdnsn III
| Stem g)orf uno Srooflpn loa 1000 betrageu.
| gSie perlautet, lollen in beutielben 0taBe,
ais bic radtraten Der na6 Dem 8eiten
fabrenOen 8abnen erb0bt itno, Die y a.
Interpret c erntebrigt tpsroen. 9Senns
nllr mabr lit! =
Sn Sites barre, Yenni., tpurbe gez
ftern q. 6. 6orber, Der YoiiSei 9bef BON
Scranton, ipelder ii6 lpegen @rmorbung oes
Dfi6ael aearuep in 6aft befano, i'm offencn
gertbte entlaIien. Die Grant=Surp bate es
llnterlaiien, ibn III Inflage 5u perieben.
9luf pom 6rem mt bort man mteoer
einmal. Ser .BfaoTnber" nnb S4mieger=
iobn 8enton'S ioa l6uea altern, letn oa0r
gran gelporoen lein nno Der friiber aniebnlidle
stann beute einem @reiie Ghnltd leben. Gr
ipobnt mt ieiner ySeilie" i'll Ntliiouri.
Sn Glbanp, N.zY., ipnree Der notortlde
Sebfall6er Spm gallarb Su 30Jdbrt9er
3uftbauSitrafe pernrtbeilt. al8 8om porz
qefiibrt muroe, Inn iein llrtbeil 81 b0ren, bat
er flebentltd), baB man ibn ntd)t III bas 3ndlt.
bauS su 2llbanp idlideu mD9e, Die iharfc
Oiscipliu Dieier gnitalt mitrbe i'm ldlnell
t6bten. g(ber Der Ridlter erfldrte, bnB cs
icine Yflidt lei, ibn III cine anftalt Su ldllfen,
ans iuelder er nid]tio letdt entfomnen fOnne.
ST ,perbe i'm oesBalb in oaS 9llbanp 3nd]t=
bauS lfiden. Sallarb luurbe leid)enblaB unb
| fiel beinabe in Sbnnuadt. ytr6 am 0onner<
| flag Nadmittage mnrbe Salarb in's @efdng=
ntB abgefitbrt.
Sn gS beeling, @. .zSirg., brannte Dor.
lebten Sreitag friih Die beutid)e faith. STRIDE
in Der 8. 9Sarb nieber. Serlult 100000.
Serii6erEng MIR $4,000. 9as Seuer entz
fanb burd eiuen ihlObaften SeiSapparat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-23
Nf,ts Der N1tttOes6ott,fjfoSt,

nie- -Ginnabnlen beliefsn iid beute ollf $685.
672,02.
- 9as Cabinet bielt beute cine ldngere
Sibung.
- Ser 8rdiioent tpirb norgen Nafrit-
tag mad 8bilabelpbia reiien, I'm elmer
MISUNDERSTANDING beS gSaturbab Clubs"
in Der @obnuns bes '5rn. Gibbs bcisupob'
lteu.
= @eitcrn CAB bas Gonlite fir 0iittel IL.
gSege 5rn. 0aipes Elm @iien su @bren oeiicn
@rtpdhlnna sum 81tllOesienotor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-23

7 II IT, .. NWII.l UlUIYtle . nut.
- Sn gSien berri6cu nod INNER 8ciitrd)=
tuugen, oaB eiltc Gotliiiou Smii6eu Der Sitrfci
unO Otoutenegro uift mobl permieoen m?r~
Den FAINT uuo c8 lit fir uotbWeuoig gebalteu
por0en, re Gruppeu ali Der Ditrttdt6en
@reu8e I'll pcritGrten. 3}uBlanb uuO Scltrcd
baben oen $oo8pooar uonOtontcnegro gemarut
gimme, er bieic8 oui ictne cigcuc &crantwort=
| lidlfeit ihuc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-23

BnrtS, %. San. - 6cute wur0e III ocI
MISUNDERSTANDING sic 0cbattc iibcr Oit
conititutioncllen GecBe iortAcictt. Der l1er
Sog bon Srogtie uutcrltitbtc ole Sill ocs 0rn
Ncutnnnu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-23
Sic lgebcridlWemm,tu9 IN WiarDs=
ni1lc Sal.

gan IrNnSI5cO p. S0m0r. = Del
9crluit BON MeniAenleben ourd) Die llcber,
l6mcmnung oou DtarD8uiae lit i'll Der lettcu
9epeidc itbertrieben rporoeu, iouiel man tueiB,
iit nur elm &ino i'm Alter bon iehs Sabrerl
crtrunfen. gSdbreub baS 2Saiier am b0diteu
ftanb, brad in einem 9auie oe8 meitlid)en
Stapttbeiies auf neiien Oa6e pielc Srauel
NIB &tnocr 3uflutt geiudlt batten, 6encl
aus, Die 6lalnmeu purben leOod raid &c
l0i6t, obne Dap Scenario Sdaoeu geHomTer
bGtte. 2lm Ntittpod trat OaS gEaiier aus
Sen 6auptitraBen 3uriid. Ser Serluf al
Gigentbum miro auf cine 0tiIion Dollars
uerani6lagt &iele Berioneu bObeu 2Qe9
perloren nnO OrinaenNe Oiilie it n6tbia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-23
GrnlpifpG1 elmer 9ofoNtuttOc.

5aoanuol p. San. = Ser Seiiel ocr
2ofomotipe be8 pon 9lugulta nah Sapannnl
fabrenbeu gta9tSuge8 Seriprang benteRnrgen
3 llbr bel $oarbepille. Der Hofomottpfilbrer
Sobn 8onneau wurbe idredlidl perlett; er
miro nidbt nit Dem 2e6en bapontommeu.
3met 6eiSer crlitten 9lei@fallS Id)mere Ser
lPtSItn1eu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-23
Ser repmbIifanifd)e Gateits.-9te
2tttfhebMn9 oes S3abcaS Gor=
pms Med1teS beGbSid1ft0f.

8aibington, %. San. - Su benz
beule 4beub abgebaltenen republif. Gan,
chs eritattete bas @eidaitS=Gpnlite Serid,t ;
baiielbe i6ldgt por, rnebrere StllS an5uneb'
men, oarunter Die @iuilredts. Sill; ferner Die
9iesiernna bon 2ouiIiana ansuerfemell, oas
8edt Der id,parseu Siirser ourd 3wangsqez
iste su id)iiben uuO ben Yrdfoenten su er,
mdht1sen, in gewihen Sdnen bas Steft oes
5abeass@orpns Su inipenoiren. Die Sorlage
murbe aagemeiu beiprO6en, aber na ptsle
Miitslieber ieblten, uertagte ii6 Der Caucus
hiS n1nrnpn ~
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bgIcben aus Den eigcns ur ben Sicnit on Der Slobe
cIbanteH nit cen&rfor6eruu9tu periebeuen eiIernen
4 zEampfihllfftn pnn ono Snnnen:
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SnntoWber, %. 5m.-0ie Sarlilitn
Oroben, beu @apit6u IND bic Wiannihoit oer
sBnrfe y@uitap," iuelte iif nod III 3aran;
befinoen, lu crmoroen, i'm 6olte Die StOot
bombarbirt mirO. 0a8 ipanlld)e @cld)woocr
ueigert iidl infolge9eiien Ou8 SOmbarrcmcni
Su eroiinen.
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ben nit Gan 9Omiuoo o6ocIflofIeucn Ser

ben nit San Domingo abgeit)loiieucn Ser
trag iu ratlii3iren.
9llS Der 0tegieruugs SriessOampfer Den
6afen perlaiien uotlte, iteltte cs iifl berauS,
oaB lein aeiiel eiu 6uB brettcs God bate.
Cont lit Die gan5e 6lotte bereits abgegongen
uno Das 9SOlf ermartet nit lln9eoul6 Die 2tu=
funft ueucr arieg8idliiie BON 9ten. 0orf; Die
2lrbelten an Oenielben nebmeu einen raid]en
Serlaui uHO meroeH Don Dem 2omiral 0eiore
iibermadt. Sebr idl0ne 3eiflnungcn uu6
Otooeue BON bicieu S6ifien iinO bon Dem
Nomiral an ben SriegS= uuo M0riHeminiitcr
gelanot moroen.
SatidIes @cto i'm tltnlnmf.
Nt ontrcal, @an., %. San.- @eiGlidjte
3mausig 9olar.9toten be5 Ser. J5t.=Sbat=
antics nit Dem Datum Oes 10. 0tdrs 1862
iiuO bier i'm llmloui. Bic 9tafabmuu9cn
iinO portreifih,
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@pu SaDtt. = &aTcc= Grn0te.
SeatSfatttr. - EIpftc.

Bort,auzHrince, 8. San.-@in Seneg
bat in 4ur Gapes 805dnier serif0rt uno einsn
S9aben BON 100000 angeridltet. Dic Sal.
fee=@rnbte TT gut, aber iehr Ipd,; Gisiddfte
iIno mdBig.
Der Stceprdiibent 9. &ameau lit Ser5eit
in anr @apes. SorauSiidtlid miro fid bic
Sammer binnen Snr5em perlemigeln, nm
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sd,reQlidlc &cj5cl=@rploSio,.

Yotts vic, 3D., p. S0nnor. -Onrdj
Grploton zines 9ampftefels i'll Der Soblcu-
qrube III ct. Nidlola8 ruurOe Der 0ei5er SEQ.
5aIIel augenblidli6 getOotet nnO Elm anOcrer
toei,er ptro perntiBt @inem unbefaunten
Mtanne mllroe baS 8ein Seri1mettert, mebz
rere Mtoultbiere murOen gctObtet nnb oos
6,rs 4
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IG0creS ilber oe.t Serlttf Ocs
GntssttferS ..NGDtfoDl.

sans isco, p. San. - Der
engliid)e 9anlpter oDton9oi" bon Der oEon=
ooll>, gtesu=Dorf= unb Gbtna:Gtnie," Deien
Serlult bereltS iriiber gemeloet muroe, idlei=
terte OIL Oen ncuu 8egeln, Siuan6lg 0tetlcu
Don '6ongsSOng entfernt. Der @apltdn,
oeiien Sran, Der erite mn cierte Sfii3ter, ioz
mie Der Sweite mo brittle D{aId)tnlit famcn
I'LL. &icr,ehn YeriOnen mnr0cn gerettct.
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Ser tte1terW0btfe SGtt0tOr 0On
9SctaitSi1ts)0aaic3i.

3Ieat 1teID, Pennl., y. 30ll. = Oer
Id)tb. SS. q. g8ullace, mcldlcr uorgeitcrr
sum Sunoe6ieuator crlpdhlt mur0c, fam bcutc
AbenD bier an uno muroe BON ieineu Sreultz
Ocn mo Wtltbiirgcrn entbulioitid) cupfal-
gen. gr bielt cine IGnasrc 0tcOe, i'll wclder
CT iagte, boB ct alS &ertrcter pcr ltbualcu
Democratic erludblt poroen ieinub ais loldlcr
ieiue EhIhtell erfiilleu merbe. SIN yaufc Der
9tcbe lpraD iib Der Senator gtgeu Die @ili=
mli6ung be8 DilittdrS i'll lofaleu Angelegcns
beiten ans, uuO pcrtbeibt9tt ole Sbcrberre
li6fcit ocr @luil @emalt iiber Ole .pfllit0r=
nlnhlt
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9as acnc tGnterimMum9s & ohatte
SaA $40 -SAr1pnfaS

9tem= Srlean p. Sau.-9te So5.
Soar, 28beeler, 5rpe unD Dtorld)0u pon oenl
@ongreB= iiber Die 3uitdnOe tm SHoen
fameu geiteru 9lbenO bier an. Sic btelten
heute cine Serianmiuug unO Die 2lnmdltc
beiDer Barteien nnterbreteten Dem @onitc
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