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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
Nr1nOe.

Yongbteepiie, W.-Y., %. 2lpril. -
Gin bente IN SlnG-Sing 0uSgcbroHeueS
Seuer 8erItOrte orel Yetmiieoereieu nit 5000
6dIIern |em mo eine SHferptrfndtte. Ser.
Init sl5 700.
@orrp, Fcnui., -. Npril. - GroSbn'S
9dHrrgeplertpurOe beutt oHr6 6euer Serit1rt
9le S6ntttUareHbanoluug Uou Mudie &
Glart bat elneu Serluit Don $1,000 Ser
@eiammtoerlWit betrdgt $4,000.
2irbeiter=2tmsjt0n
" beet &, Seft &d., -. april. gllle in oen
bietgen Id9sidbrifen oel9dt!gten anleg 2lrDeiter
bGben ole Atoeit eiHgelteut
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
Ste 0eScafGInft sur Gerua,lpiets
Wcsnigtng bon Sseuern,
Mbtrtttett It. /. {.

9emolbe, abtritte, @loafen, aeuer, Srunuen uno
Mus9rabun9en meroen bel 5age geretntat pbue
aSernd,. Gin Spiem, tiirSlith uerpoatommnet ourdt
oen 3ebrdud, bon oerbeerten lpparaten fir Nus
grabuns iolerebdlter, Die oeifen bebirfen. Nuftrd=
&c pro potfarten ooer perionlid meroen prompt be-
forst. Spe5telle II ateu iir I9snten uno gs
srHt9imer bon 5allreidem 9runo ei9eutbum. Biz
feau Der 9e'eulbaft:
l0ss221SO Nr. A. NprozSoHincnHraas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
Gpe3iaI Nott;e,t.
SaIttalsote
fir 3nfurdltff Wfiitr.

tre 3ulural1ft Othfs,
.EaSwefsSde bon eoutbs ,no gSater, eirats
Dteie @efelldaft perfi4eIt fortmdbreuo ss9en Bst-
init ober S1aben burt Branoun9la6 iogo3l tn os'
a3o5r, eaoens unb IBaarenbduier, Sanoel5siltet
MISUNDERSTANDING Wobeln. Saus 9s:a.9l9aIen
hn Bau besrifene ober i'm 3afeu tn saouns oehno'
tihe SSa6rSeu9e u. (. 10.
Dds Streftortunl beftett aus fIgen6en SetIen:
Dm. @. Sarrtirn, FIaneenti
Geo. U. Biders, %: Sapg,
Saoib g. Wilfon, y. Mocf. Senttns,
Sojia6 Beuniu9tons e. gfoTton SteDart,
Ssrdncis z. Sing, .. u. Neipcomer,
Seurp Carroll, SrDiqe Sorpi3.
u. 9. Gteuart, U. %. Gaplcr.
G3u,. s. 8rune, Ssrael Go4ea,
@eorse2 &. Sarriion.
IppIifationssSSormulareu uno ,peitere Ro Ibr.d lbe
bic @eielllbat piro In Der Office, SiiopeitzEde nom
soutbz uno g8aterfraBe, ert9eit, mo audl alte gfe
trdse fofor erle6t9t ueroen. 0eri6erunoen ioerSen
FAINT mHihen mag.
(Sau1,1SI) NJ. @ppopprtb, Gefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23

ra tamen, polen fein SdiTf. baS ii6 in gotb
betdnoe, bemerft baben, behaupteu raqeqen,
ooB rnpeit @arpenteria einiac Sd)iHe S6itiIe
abgefcuert hGtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
&Qlimore, WD, iItettag, ben %. Mpril 1875

ma 20 Maun tparen anf oemielben beid,Gitigt
unO Die 3immerlcute hltteu BEN Onmpier bis
auf taum SUP bon Der SberflGd)e Ses gSai=
iers abgetragen, ais beute Worgeu elne ndd,=
ti9e &elle 9egcn OenieIben id)lug uuO inn nit
Naiier fiiIIItt!e, 10 bag Der 9ampfer innerbalb
motten, iif nod, seitig 9enug su retten.
Ieruttfd)te 9epcldlen ats
ytep=Dotf.
Nem-9 Off, %. Npril. - Der 9ampfcr
. .&idmono" lit bon Baltimore bier an9e=
fomnen.
- Sob 114g.
- Die .3oa @iuuabmen betrugen beute
$437, 900
- Ser llntcrihatmeiiter Sablte beute ais
Sntereiien 1881 200, fir ein9esogcne Sbli-
aQtionen $40, ,45O ans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
SefaHHtmahuHa.

applitaton iptro bst'm RdOOt uRo Stabtrdtb DON
Baltimore eemdht, um bic Sapert)n Roao, tlUi.
l9en 0reoettt AueHue uno or metiiben Staoi.
lHN.S .tNi. 10. lG,2 ,22,2s,il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
Die 1eupIution a,tf 0uba.

~ vs. It, 6la., %. April. = Jtad)rid)s
ten bon Sauanna melDen, oaB 1000 berittene
Sniurgenten am leeten 6reitag in bic Suris-
biftton BON Sa9ua etnOrau9en uuo iieben
9roBe Blautagcn einGiderteu. Dicielben MIR
ben BON Wanncl SuareS, einem friiberen Sf=
fiSier Der ipaniihen 9lrnlee, 9efiibrt. Sin
anoereS Gapallerie- Corps Der Sniurgenter,
etipa 1900 Otann itarf, operirt uuter Sen
Saguli i'm 0itliden Sbeile Der Surisbtftion
Colon. Sen. Salmaieoa bat Serfdrfungen
nod ben bebrohten @egenOem aeidlift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
Gtn 9ampfcr 9e59ettert.

San Sranit8co p. Nprll.-Nn otr
Siiltc BON iiO.Gal!fOrnien id)eiterte pergun=
gene 9iad]t Der 9ampfer ySentura." Die
YaiIasiere lpurOen ldnlmtlid gerettet, mas
bel anhaltcuoem guten gSetter audi nit Der
9aoun9 Der 6all icin puD, bod ioll Oas 6abrs
seug total per!oren lein.
Son Dem uniueit 5anta Barbara perbranu-
ten Oampfcr itno nod feine meteren Jtad
riften etugegaugen. Gin S1ooner iit III
leiner Siilfe ab9eiegelt.
(5pdter.) Cine 9epside bon Santa Bar
bara meloet, oaB man geitern einen slpeimalti,
gen Oampfer in bide 8au1wolfen einqehiilt
geeben babe, Der 20 bis 25 g3othitiiGe abqe.
feuert babe. Iuoere, Die pon Santa 8ar6a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
Moore's RoCen-DabnuuIper

.ffetp reinist uno matt Die 3dbue peis, l0f't ben
tBeinitein db, uno peroinbert oas 9Seroer6en Der
3dbne. Die SsaGon Der Sbadtel lit neu, nieoti6, be-
auem uno iparian. prets 25 @euts. gu haben in
allen Mpotbefen uno SroSuenzSauolun9en
(NuQ5 f2Itteg)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
g Jrefft (surc WQll !

Die sro5e "sleesz" Der Rr. 2 sinseriae gdbz
mafdiue fir Sfueiber. SD perfaufe ale Sorien,
gro5e. mittlere uuo SamiIienzgr6Be aGer perl6e=
oeueu Waibineu. Sirdhtet gud nitt, bel mir por=
Suiprehen, ba SIR Geto baourb iparcn f6nut.
M}r Get,ttes,J Scr. 1876, Bettz Eapetteitrase, uno
2tlStettiitg Sit. q, St>9altlmoreitrase.
(Wai26.1St)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
Die heiBe Tuft-Rud,brfrle

con 2awion @uBeiien uno bem solbenen
Observation-Disclosures
uo ieber on h iet5it por5iislit, uno iinb In Gins
fdbt Der @rceleu3 uid,t 5u ubertreifen.
@ontratte iar Sei5uns ourb trsenO eiues berielben
fueroen absehfOiisu BON
gD. u. gSooS & Gonp.,
6Mprilf5,1SD G6e Der Baltimore Il. GutasDitraSe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
Sic ,llutott Vacifics 93al,tt, q

Sma b q, %. 9lpril.-Iae gtadfori6uu=
gen iiber ben 3uitauo unb Den Serbleib Der
lleberlanopoi, lpelde our6 bic 6lutbbelddoi=
gung Der Union Yuciftc6abn" perS09ert
lpor6eu lit, fiibren 3u 4ldtS. Beoer Der
Observation-Disclosures Der Sabn nod Die
Yotbeamtcn befinoen id) III Der Gage, 2luS=
tunit su geben, no iid Die Yolten gegenmGr.
tig belinoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23

Die SelaOenen babcn Id beS idmadhaien
UtGbles baB gcfreut. Scrsiiglld) DIE Bieroe
murlt lei cine empIebleuSmcrtbe 0cllateIIe.
gSiewObl Die %Oriiigt Der GitlSeber fclue
9SlIrOt9uu3 ianOen, 10 mHB anoersrittS ein
Otauleiel 6uet nHbcOentllb ais oic fine
feur" Der uenen &iiheutHult be;situet mu-
osn. - Am StDlulIe OeS SdnlettS belt l1tu
SROOre @eOttrop De Salut. OiaIrc cine RtNe,
moriH Ct Srdnlaiiung nabm, 0ippOcateS,
perOoOt uuo OiartIGl iu 3itireu, - 90 be
rId1tet Der Correspondent Der oSmeS," Z"
Der I'M llebrigen uiht gang all ben SriOlg
Der oBieroee, Wtaultbiers mo @icI SpeIlsn"
olaUbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
@tne llnteriudDmn9 mtt SinOer=
ttfSSett.

9arrtSbnrg, Yenni., %. 2lpril.-Oas
Sub=@omitc bc8 Oau8- @omite'S, mel6eS be-
ouitra9t lit, Die Siid)er oe8 Staatsi6abn1et<
hers 5u nnterluhen, cri9ieu beute gtahmtz
tag 3 ubr i'll Oeficu SiireIu uno perlangte,
Die Siiher 81 icten. StaotS S9abmeiiter
Ofadap erfldrtc ibnen, baB ais Utitglieoer Der
geieb9ebung e8 ben 6erren freiebe, itt Die
Sitder an5uieben, ais @omite ouloe er tie le=
bod nid]t, nod meroe er geitatten, oaB baS-
ielbe Die Siifer @rperteu Sur Yritfung iber.
gebe. Der Soriieer heS @Omlte'S erflGrte,
paB iie nur ais Gontite 6anbelu tDnnter, nor
auf iid) Die toerren Suritd3ogeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
Die BARRIER lsanof

pat t4 eine Jieputation mesen ibrer8orsisG6tei in
sotten, Baden uno SparIamteit in iSeueruns uub
abnusuu9 erpor6en, tueltbes oteeIbe iioer Gle ans
Ho5nbduier >ueroen abrisirt nnb Eno sun y'erfaufe
set IS. 6. 5000 6 6pMp
&de Der Baltimore uuo @utaipitross
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23

$art $, @. glQrt. = Scr Yrdiibeut Der lraH5oii'
Iben 9eo9rap5iiheu 8elelibait uOtrrCt tts i'm yiuz
| men oerieiOeu oeH umerIfluilbeH tSeiaHoteu lSaib
burHe Give 9ooene Mc9dtlc i!Ir Ole jSamtlt nt5
Capt. SGl, ais Aner!ennnn9 fir itne ROtopol ST
iOrlbuugeH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-04-23
SteYarlorsscate m.shwellbetsers
Geusrpiab-a1efem

6aben Gle ouoereu i'm Sei5en iiberIiseIt uu6 oers
in19en pents Reparatur. Sabri5rt un6 pertdaft Don
y. 6. 2Spoo & Gpmp.,
@de Der Baltimore uub gutalpi.rase
, 1875-08-13


: A correspondent Of tho Now York Sun at New
Haven, writes tito Following atory: At 1U:l5 tlir
n,urning MI nrcaent mariner eat 1t the ond Of
Long Whnnf, uAIch IL tnontiunel in old Eoog-
rnptics As ono Of tl1n mRrselh Of tho towu,
along With ialo College. a email cataract
dripped down lis back from the Rtern of Eis old
Rhu westcr; md, az tho steamboat Iassna on its
way to New York, to tt,rnod to \ companion who
Sat beside him On tho strtugptcce:
!" Talk about piiotin'i capt. TITO Andrews
was the pilot for you."
't1Sas llu better n they l,&ye no12"
"Dotter? Capt. Tito 'ou!d walk up into the
Travellers pilot-housa the darkest night that
ever shut in, nail up atl tho windows, tic dnwu
sii TIN curtains, staor by the witch and counasa,
and land hcx In Now York without waking =
paascngcr."
"I9 Le deatl? ?"
"ko, hs's llvin'."
t'Why amt he runnin' ncw?"
"Ncll, hts oyesight amt good ~ It uaed to
bs, and 30 he's hauled OF, and 30 tho Traveller
onght 10 bo, ahoB Au old boat SHE'S almoat ~
old as brig knoWed otsce uat uaod 10 sail out
o Bag"
.'Ho~ old VIVA shs7"
"WcIl. don'b know just how old sho waa. but
Blio wAs no rotten that tho lyu' fish haw right
through her..
"lumph! l don't hardly bo1love that. Cap
tain said Hsc young l.all; "hov could aho
Auat II she WAS that rotten ~
"It seems 1ho' couldn't" said tho anctent
mariner; " fof shs sAiLed about nina year ago,
hnd she hA4n't neyer been heard on Bince."
, 1875-08-13


luz eoo@h u'o'trs 4o'o III. aAotaou' shu psr
maps n4a no epcc'al ioaso'' ~ nu' ~'ae 3e
ss'a1a' paeaaees ~ uts otoaa1 nlNec.! "4sn oA1
white oonntt3mon os shat section WI uo wen 70
sead, and then roAd oyer, ana thea th'ok ABOUT
-bFFSagfEsN Mdsa.] hfpaoafaH'
IL in trtto klaouch tr,,thf11i MAXIM that t}ea-
,,.x,t, a,a..x.. r.au;-a 4. ram ,de. md
po'Aso ~. teo A'.l ~ Az 49,, .aa.,,. -, WI.
No 10i '" poe '1@S N@a' ko"o f'eP.s - "
na.ns., 10 ~" e,;r. lar h"t tho shot.run and tIo
ouukar tie Vlcilxutes 70 to work, lie better tnr
Williamson md tho Bsato OF lAInol4.-&. Loais
Gso1e.
Don pfatk vyitas fron Ruropo that uenA
c-.,t .r1 yhor,,.,, ,,or. n.il sino mn in roId
"'' .e eoe- .@"" "s'v F.~ ~e'
or EnR.lAh piocKAao-9annef6 sof spaslnE t''e eo'~
ton 1t Atlanta, and Don only got f5. coo IN cur
Ieudy for backing tue Distr7ut Of Coun,hlA nog
In hls pspar. tho Capital. He la worry Indignant.
and his story 10 retFoshingly ludlcrous for , dull
saAsoh'-1'A'9oSu e"3'o"'
TIN ChIoAoo THlnusa OF lnesda5 contains a
sensib'o editorial entit'cel "Crltno Ill Iowa. IL
ehye shht the nnf5 hopo ana Profession OF inc
people Of ths State IL in the to-arection Of tho
estlows, and its Vigorous uso and that tho COST
ly aud iangeronn experiment Of tam, crInE with
lun,su Nfo ehould be abandoned, Tho rcakly
su7,tt,nents]isto who eonpetyc3 the law should
read aud p1os}t bY t&.o adsios Of TIE Ta1puSz.-
L,.Iuaus UerQM,
MIA .s,..o,h,,L ,.. a,,. -, sail, .,1 n orobt
IN hs .i,nvea . ysu.. Az ,or tta N.,;onnl Hanks,
nohoay nYoteuils that wo hxyo mado 8 pcrfcc.
, 1875-08-13

sr1lsur1Elp Alnrs:, Aug IA foo1 in M''1
River last night, overlooking the reservoirs and
dRma. caused great excitement In the valley,
and Tho inhabitants abandoned their houses nnd
He'd to tho h!Ia. Romo mia, bridges, and roatla
were glightly latnase'l, bit no lvcs wero lust,
Tho ScafBr1lIo reservoir dam. Oh tho weHt
branclI Of Mill River, "aa Awepl Away last night.
Tho amount Of datnage il mt yet ccstainrd.
Thoro Ia probably no lusB Of life. The damage
"a tho bridge has cut or rallroAd communication
between Allan. nitd DcHiou. Rapalra cannot b.
nada til tho waters a1tslde.
, 1875-08-13

Vtcomta F>erhinnnu de fxes8npss II Nefor<
to tho 1s0ndiioldoxn.
Lo71ton I,tnc$.


to the 1sOmdtioldoxn.
London 1ttars.
pAn7s, July eB.-I um enabled to gtva your
readers mn aualyeis Of the report which Vicomto
Ferdinand De Lesssps will shortly present 10 tho
general m eoting Of tho Buoz Canal bonaholiers.
Il will he remembered shat II. Aims de Lesecte'
recent negotiations nt Constanaluopla re-
spocting tho canal dues 'Wero suddenly
brokon OF, nnl various statomoats rs 10 tuo
causo have latcly appeared In tho Engliah and
foreign prcss, It will be soon that all these
assertions aro more or lces incorrect, but tho
fact thai certain representatives of foreign
countries have been openly accusod Of Inter-
foring With N. do Lesaeps' negotiations wlth
tho Porto renders tho pEoseut report peculiarly
interesting. The document Is divided into
four passa. Tho first, or financial statement,
Ia to tho effect that in 1874 tho real e1poudi-
turo VIVA 17,b0o,ooo francs, and tho rcecipsa
2G,8o0 00of. Interest will therefore be assured
commenced to pay. Tho second part treats Of
tlo way ia vhtcl. tho canal and Tho porta a1o
maintained. Tho oanal II kept tn good navt-
gablo stato, but no Improvement or novelties
OF thta natnDo which had begun uere NJ onee
daY On which 10000 Armea mon
oano 10 forco on II. Do LcsHopa
the pow arbitrary tafiii prepares ~ vonathntno'
Po oJ tho tsoen..o ~ .1.o, .4e nI 'in;."s ~
msnt-a tatn' LuJtousu1' r1'a "Gl %a. s'1 ~" w."
ooasfac! VI H. l., ~ U.ta Ia" ~
ever. Aespa ~ u ~ a"
meao ~ ,,.s. tHI .n,,as a",s,.',n1 .I.ie.
aaa kno "otneuote ptosn. o.etsseA a "I;su ~
.Ms{ 'su,a H. ..n.e ..snxrts ~ ~ -.sytt,,. ~
pas' hs s.,,s, , eSax. tha ;ucrossnr dsyafon.
aao an esu az. s,.;,. ,sI,;"i, 1,sas sn,s, K :.
mest u .o' ~ opJ nea CIV - La s;.. .a a.1a .n'
aaeu's"l A a ,".ua. oa s,vo o"' 49," aMr.Itos'
az" a.1.J nss ~ - as - ,na".,oa. ~ DC es,n.
nebo ~ pts' - - a. a.s, r.. ~ ~ ao,.,n,
eonueoGe ~ ssye ~. ~ .u@s ssaa., Sodu ="
~ roeslop. aua to.a.., lIoss sps s e.EM.eu "
aouu1 -. ,,iaa Hs .,a,,.n .e.. r"n,s,s. ~ -
sout =. .a.s @ .,.nr H. ers.,,nsn. h.. Sesa W
sota' 'eneo1so oP'1 |'"S ~~'''Paa' ~ 'o's'< 4Ao
"aJn' ...-...
Iho dScrksothK ~ solfs nas pesothe scsnualoaa.
and % ntH o1lJ et99k soutea o. t1.s ~ 20 tea snaIs
holders Of sno naex GanA eouasn5s ut WAY J" 'otss
10 tbs anev1taiae eauhs u numerous snV~teekh,
oiaoaal totnaks n1e* nna my hece*ssfJ e1gfess 4s
nv, I'll; y to ~ III I ss s.ss
with ca1soea superior Y or Esasla1aa taansss ant1
iuany human lives VIII % s4*sd.
Those Asu contcqunutlY points on which II.
A. fwner,a and Iii, PjimanlI .rn aaraad. Tbe
So,t ,,s.t r. liz rs1s,rt ~ dnvotoI II If Ch.-lns
last pntt ~ sus J.. " ~ -. In~.1e1 ~,
Aslo de Acssepa uilaeson ntoLoubtAnttnupie, ~ ahu
| lt IS 10 INC man supposteu ~ autnenao aoet-
| G,ycu By sayeral newspapers, AMI throw rleal
hort nj thu obfuck and rcautts Of tho four.
| - Thu .;,o ~ thn nsvntinItone wns M
tho part OF the otea lanai Company 1o
find some moAna OF rec0nctAuK TIE NtereSte oi
| tho mercantile marlno with tho Interests Of The
| Ottoman Government and Of tbs HuAs bondhokl
err. The caual ~ Il e1Hta 1t present. Ii suAt'
oient for large traffic. but In proportion ~ tht
, 1875-08-13

may absolutely ro1utrs within tic nExt tWoaTc
months, 10.oD1 miles Of additional wtreH. II
these additional facilities cnn bo anqutred af
co,np,pics nux nstnH them in composition With
in ctnapar than va can ornct t4H, charly 1t
would 10 for our tntoreat To buy out such COM
panles rather than 10 erect nav wiree. btt me
have made no proposition for the purchase of
hn~ competing lines, and no proposition llan
been ma.ie 10 ia t!ht it would o for the intarsat
al tie Western Union 10 aaoept."
, 1875-08-13

Eoun1tzcd Valuation OF taxable
Property.
Sptctni Ca7rtspondence of Ths chtt"as Tribune.
DEs MolNEs, IT,, Aug. 1f.-Ths following table
will show Tho oqualfzcd valuation Of the taxable
property OF Iowa for The ysaF 1875. Ths rats OF
, 1875-08-13
The WESTERN UNION.

xw Yohx, Aug. l2.-Prssidont Orion, Of thu
Western Unioa Teleg.sph Company. i'll \ pub
llshsd Isttss, this afternoon, sayst !" The West
ma utkos 0o0p>ey 90 I'VE to advantage, aad
, 1875-08-13

tory II lnArn that tho ro1,orH Et7ar by vari"na
journals with regartf In Hir iionFy klos'a share
In the mntter AcH unfouudod.
, 1875-08-13

-~~[----~.-r -@- =
lem SALE KKW HNfGK sH;fAtatH.ftlf)
hnn#", H"ar strrAt cars And yi. pas* viii
= small payment tn eAah And R00t urtrt. A1Un:
s., ao- u e7ohhhEe. v. u. GnhFRE. Il Tfiiiu.s
EuishtnH.
y ~ n&hth-st.. eear; will Axs IAFt traHs HRfltY
i. GEuhfiR. I'D Ffth-aE
y story hriet hanrss, sith 10. H b, tak t-st r.r.,.
Ku-nh4t.. 1ut' wet ii h:r4att.ax,. "nLs ~, 20
htch A.as eash. hsf3nrs Easy, AIrly II r y. C4!Ek
To-. .lH fJuhtlhrn.s'.
I1uI: KAi.:-y7 rEET FRUST III IiKl!At:K KYM.
j. Michigan Az, At \ Ereat bktxhia. q, II. AGSMER
4 Hl. IIb ltxnitLph st.
t,'lH >ALE-sIR EXCIiAft3E-nEEa,ST a,STJHY h':1'
basement hrtct bHn.e. m tstnfnru Patk At ErtAt
tarExtu Att5 al Can'phnll Az. sftn D.
L,uJt saII-m fEt:r on W' f;ST ,yAsE,IS SGrlx; ST $.
: n"et W.4t.fu,ss., tueumtered tnr n. ~ ~l'' nko
*iyf rssh. Adtsrs-, da,s q II. Tribune n'trH
l,ulK SALE tln IXcHhEIE FOR CLEAI. PKt'P
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, 1875-08-13

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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-18
NEW BERLIN CORRESPONDENCE.

Will H. Hoover's little daughter fell
down stairs on last Friday and fractured
her collar bone, but is doing well.
Our Literary Society will adjourn sine
die on next Monday evening. The boys
are talking about having something ex-
tra," but may not succeed. This will ter
inmate society which has been of a
vast amount of good here, but as most Of
the young men will be going into the
country about the first of April, next
Monday evening has been designated as
the last of prosperous society.
The "Public Sales" in this community
have really become nuisance. There
has been one almost every day for the
past two weeks, and as "hucksters" are
invariably allowed upon the ground who
dispose of liquor at the usual price of 10
cents per glass, it is not an unusual thing
to hear of "black eyes and bloody noses"
from two to three times during a week.
w. and E. Palmer have purchased Jno.
Smiths house and wagon shop, and con-
template erecting a building thereon
suitable for store rooms some time this
spring.
John R. Holl and Reuben Shick started
for Illinois last week, where they expect
to locate permanently. We think the
name of the place is st. Elms.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-03-18
Ohio Legislature.
COLUMBUS, March l2, 1875
THE SENATE.

COLUMBUS, March l2, 1875
THE SENATE.
Petitions and memorials were present.
4. go
Three House andsix Senate bills were
cad the second time and referred.
BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. Miller's House bill to amend the
Municipal Code in relation to assessments
was PASSED. 1t provides that only when
three -fourths of the owners in real estate
shall petition for opening street the
same shall be opened and assessed on
the property benefited.
The Senate took up Mr.. Newman's bill
10 establish a House of Discipline and
discussed it, 1t was lost.
Mr.. Paups Senate bill to enable the
Alum Creek Society of Friends to convey
certain real estate passed.
Mr.. Morris Senate bill to amend the
Municipal Code so as to prevent the pas
sage of prohibitory ordinances in regard
to the sale of wine, beer, and cider passed
yeas 10; nays IL.
The following is the vote:
Yeas-Messrs. Andrews, Curtis, Ellis,
Fisher, Hudson, Laughlin, Miller, Morris,
Newman, Potter, Paul, Reid, Reese, Seitz,
Sheridan, Shepherd, Tressler, Wallace
and Worthington.
Nays-Buell, Burns, Burton, Corwin,
Goodhue, Hathaway. Jones, Philson,
Rukenbrod, Waddle and Yeoman.
Several petitions and remonstrances
we're presented, and bill introduced by
Mr.. Geodhue for arbitrating the claims
Of David Auld and j, G. Aud against the
State,
THE HOUSE.
Petitions and remonstrances were in
tFoduced.
By Mr.. Sherrick-For more equitable
taxation of insurance companies.
By Mr. Wales-For reduction of the
fees and salaries of county officers.
For the passage of bill to require the
repair of the Goshen and Wilmington
turnpike.
Six bills were read the second time and
referred.
BILLS PASSED.
House bill No. 27S, for the relief OF
George G. Wilson, came from the Senate
with amendments and was passed.
Mr.. Waddle's Senate bill to authorize
the construction of culvert across the
National road, in Madison county, was
passed. ,m
Mr.. Grosvenor's bill authorizing the
payment of claim to DR., G. X, Green
leaf passed.
Mr.. Coler's bill requiring the distribu-
ton ofStatereports to Township Clerks,
was passed.
Mr.. Beatty's bill, reducing the fees and
srlaries of county officers, was passed.
Mr.. Ford's bill, requiring Contables to
take up stray auimas, was passed.
Mr.. Morehead's bill, reducing the fees
and salaries ofcounty officers, was passed.
The House refused to concur in the
Senate amendments to Oren's Fee Bill,
and Conference Committee was APP
pointed, consisting of Messrs. Grosyenor,
Drummer, and Oren.