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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Selegrap1ii6e Sepei5e1l.
Sic Sd1mIoen Scs StftrtftS 60.
INN hfA

gSaibtn9tOn, %. Sft. - Gin offi3iel.
ler Serttt oeS Shaemsilters Der 6il9uHqs=
6onocommliidre oes Oiitrifts Golumbta ;et9t,
cap am l. OS. Dtt8. Die funoirte Shul0 6c8
0tlrtftS nno Der friiberen @orporationen 8u,
ibln9tOn uno @eOr9etOmn $500, ,l63.43 be,
trd9t, BON melfer Summe So, 900, 900 auf Die
alten @orporattonH tommen. Serner miro
bertftet, oaB Die inter benz @OugreBgeiebe
erlaiienen 3.65er 0iitriftsbonOs ii9 uui So.
594, $50 belQIfeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
SOOTHING etlcr 0Itctt Sra1t,

30 It 0 H. W0l., %. Stlobtr. = 0ic
60ziabrlge SnIia @lennan, meIte in gtr. 10,
@barterinaBe, nit eincm OtdO1eu, Nomen8
3arrtngtOn, wobnte, wurOe geitern nit e1ncr
Sdlntttwnnbe um &opfe unO nit blauem
4uge tOOt am &OOeu liegeno gefuuOen. Die
Sbitre Oe8 6aue8 mar Oerjdlo1en un0 bic
6urrin9tOn uiht SIT finOeu. 2llS Die 8oli5ei
ibre SerbaftuHg bemirtte, geitanO iie, baB lie
Die SeritOrbene III Der Srunfenheit nit einem
Stiid 6ol3 geidIagen bate. 6eute miro elne
2eldlenldlQu itattfiu6eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
SSaS attstpdrtige 8Iatter Rber t4tt.
ter &9tbbalts IaQen!

0le gaiioe. Preiie" bat ielbtperItGnSlidJ
oalur 9elor9t, oaB eln Seri9t iiber Die arofe
Seler bonn leetsn 0iontage na9 alien &bei.
len pes Sanoes 9el9idt muroe. Die ,R. ~,
2rlbnne" ia9t eoitoriel iiber Sieie @inwei.
gung: Baltimore bat se1tern unter ent.
isre4euoen 6tierIidteiten iein ueues 9fQtb.
9auS eln9epstbt. 9afIsIbe lit elm Silent.
ll9es Sebanoe, nelhes OollfGnbia ben
Speden entlprtdt, oenen GO oienen I0a: es
" lparlam uno gut gebaut, uuo ieltiamer
esellS III nl9t oer gerln9ite Stancal nit Die.
1em oaae oeriniptt. 9arauf buben Die Sal.
flmSrer 9sredte Ilrla9e, itol3 Al iein." ."-@enn
be 6eplolltaner oleien Sau gu leiten oebabt
bdtten' 10 ptiroe heute ole Stabt ucll ieiu
Don Ssrl4teH ilbsr itaHOalOis @Ontrufte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Sin Sd1rbOot fentert attf Seut
WtiftiitPpt.-@tne @suSaDI ne
Qer erfru1l feft

ct. 2out8, %. Sttbr. - gtls Qeitcrn
gadlmittag Der Slider Stepbun 2emiS cine
au5abl gtCger unb ytegerinncn bon Sf.St.
gouiS IN icinem Subne nad @aronoelet iiberz
eBen moltc, wurOe oaS Boot, melhe8 ftGrf
iberlaOcn mar, pl6glt9 led; Elm 5rauen;im.
mer iprong aus 2lHgit auf Die 6iiBe, mo oaS
6abr6eug teuterte. 2lle bis auf 3mei BerIo=
nen ertrarfen. 2emis fam bel Dem &eriude,
3pet 6r0uen'inmer Al retteu, nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Gin fild)ttecr WeEDrcd)er &C.
Sda Ea%S

Gcw'SrGeans, %. Oft. = francois
Sort, Elm uOn bier entilobeu.r Serbreder
Wurbe seitern in Der Ndbe Don Racelau6
OIr4 ben piilf8- Sfertff &bIbcrge erid)oiIen,
ma9reRO er eInen 6lu9tuerlnd naate. Sort
mar an3etla9t, elnen gOtbsu6t8periu6 all
elHem tletnsn fGnfldbrigen YidO9eu gemadt
~ babeu. Die @OrOner8 5ur1 bei6ul0lgt ben
S9erlffr einen UtorO begauQen Al bQben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
0en. Butler fault nd cine Cob.

. 6re ebert de burg, %a., %. Gftbr -
Der 0ST9tnla 9eraIO" bsridtet beute, boR
@eH. y. S. 8utlcr in Sicier gsadlbcr;6nff
cine 9olbmtne gefauft bab2. yfeyere SoIS
ninbe baben bic aufmerfiamfeit auf Sir
NtInetulreiiourccn bieicr @toenO aclcnft ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Gtmfmbr pott &arfomeln.

Us a } IN 9 t ON, >. 6, 26. Sftbr. -
@Mer 9epeidle be8 amerifuniIbeu &oniuls
N ebrIltlanta, gtorwe9en, sufOlge murOe i'm
Au9uIt elne tOntQllde Srore erlaiien, nad
meider Die @tnfIbr DON Sartoifeln aus ytOrO
Imertta lowobl uls 6auoelS9ut, mie audi al8
Satt!sProulant Obne 0Orbertge iOr9fdltige
llnterIufung oerboteu 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
WpO0n tlttO S0I1fn

y no y ort, 27. Oft SIN gabernofe[
lallo beute 0tor9eH cine groBc ,3teuiual".
Serlammlnn9 itGtt, gu mslder be berbetoe=
llromten DtenIfen nur 5um Sbeil 3ulnB i'm
0en tonnten. 9os angren3enbe GUle0ien.
@ebaHoe muroe geofinet, uuo ole bonn 9aberz
Hatcl GuS9el9lofene Vlcnge OrGuqte lid, in
"a" Snltltut, IN mel6em @aitor Gr. @unler
ote rellgt0le gln0aft leitcte, mdbreno i'm 5a.
bernatel 0r. 0toOOp al8 ,,0teuiualiit" mtrfte.
2ua SaItor Greenbcrrp aus 2ecO8, GnolanO,
Belt Dor ben SeriOmmelteneine Breoiof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Sturihfmm0.

. I. Il g. 2. 8tt0btr. = 6enrh
Sromn, Der yte9er, melder in Der gtadt Ses
%. Mak .. s. ben Oeutiteu Qanowirtb 8bt-
ltpp Btafr ermoroete uno 6ann ieine Erau
id1dnOete unO oa8 Saus auSraubtc, nnroe
Aellte i'm @efdugniBbOfe biugerid,tet. Der
Serbreter blcIt auf Dem Shaffpt cine Rebe
in ruelder er 5ugub, OuB er Bfarr Den t6Otli,
den S4la9 uerieete, aber in 2lbrebe fteute,
iSrau Nfnrr neihGnhet III hnhen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
WttS 0er SUPERINTENDENT

y btngto ben p. Sft. - Der
Prafoent crnnnnte beute Sobn 8. Stidneu
sum SunreSampaIt fir ben u6rOli6eu 8e.
5trt 6lOrtDa'8.
= Der 8rdfoeut bat Sen 25. g!Opember ais
jdbrlideu 8anftag auberaurut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Sd1Ott tpttOer Elm NS1IInn.1rnnIii4

NUH UIIIer &ql, .. Sft. = @lne De-
9el9e bon OwenSboro melOet, oaB bort Der
SHfti4lTter Prof. At4tniOn i1psr perlebt
lpuroe. Sein SallOu gerieth in SranO, ais
oerleIbe mebrere bunOert 6uB bod 9eTieQen
mar uno atfliniOn itiirSte, nobel er idbner
ocrleBt mnroe. Seiu gSleOerauitommcn lit
Smeifelbaft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Qerhoffttft0 ooff GR5rSertt

. 0enoer, GOl., %. Stt. - 0rei Der
Sbellnebmer an Der @rmorOung Der bier Sta,
llener III Aleiiler StaOt iinb tiir5Ii9 berbaftet
nOroen. 0ret Der NttidulOigen, @alatti uuo
Roltoere, Stall ner, unb elm Otertfaner fino
IeOoa nod auf freien 6iiBen; man bofft ite
Qber aud Dem 2lrme Der @eredtiqteit iiberlies
Tern 3u tOnnen. Die 9lufregung iiber Oas
Ser6reden bat iih nod nid)t gele9t uuo gegen
ole ShuIotgen miro Die pole @eiebesItTenae
IN Nnlnenhunn nPhrndnt fnprhe,r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
3um SoSe per1trthctIt.

u em y Ort, p. Stt. - 6eute mur6c
SobH 0olan, mel6er wdbreno Ser leBteu orei
&age wegen @rmOr0ung GeS Samcs s.. 0oe
pro5elnrt woroen lit, i9ulOig befunOeu uno
sum SoOt perurtheilt. Die @eI6morenen
tebrteH nodl 10 0tinuten Surtf. Der Gua
leIuer 0urtatrng wurOe auf ben 10. 0e5ens
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
90R l9r0bchett "a NR ct,,hhIa

gt nj b / ), 8eun., 28. Oftbr' - 0os
Sropebeu BON geltern 4benb rtet beSeutenbe
Au1re9un9 berpor. Dian nabm orei perjd,ip.
9ene StQBe mahr, meIde raid auf eiuonnsr
loI9ten. Die 6eniter flapperten unS isIbit
Ste Si: leltltereu W0bel itngen OIL al ,ittern
| beflirdlteten. wv Nv SeINgt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Der neme 9ieOitahI ian fI1,rm te
- $1,000 fittO 1k;dlt S1t fiu0cn.

% ing H. .. e. 26. Sttbr. =
DIE $1,000, ueld)e fitrSlidl I'M 8uuoe8i9ats
ante uernItBt rpurOeu, iiuo nod ui6t mieDer
geTnnoen poroen, uuo e8 berriht mobl fetu
3melfel mcbr, 0ab Oa5 @elO uou einem Ser
Glide IN Der @inI6lHugS 9ipiiiOn geito5len
moroen lit. BIS jett lit nod y!iemanO uer=
baftet uorhen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
&atL Sd1ur3.

N en-: y ort, 20. Sftober. - Dem Qdtb.
Sarl S9urS muroe beute 2lher0 i'll Der 8ob-
aun9. oeS Srn. 9topal Ybelps ein uroffBleller
Gmpiang 81 8bel. Inter Den InpeienOen
osTanoen I'D rte @rr@ouUerneure DIP uno
Ttor9an unO anoere befannte Yerionen. Ste
ben luuroen nldt Qebaltcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Wor0Ueriildl iltt0 Selbifmpro

ct. EontS, NO., u. Sttbr. - Sin 21.
ldhrger Itaun, gtameH5 3. 9t. Togq, hattie
9etsrn I'M oauie oes 6rn. 8IadmGun NIT
Oelen GOdter YauliHe cine etnige 0tinuttu
mdbrenoe (lnterrtoung, mG6reu6 pelcher er
EN- Ynol bTnor3Og uno auf oo8 iuuQe DfGo.
ten iloB. Die augel traf oa8 RGodlen in
DIE llnte Srult, glltt te0o6 an elmer sttppe
ab' Ibr etne nnr nngefdbrli9e 8uuOe 3ufiiz
gtuO.
6O9g Oeri2Bte fA oanu NIT einem 9old,.
meiier bret Stide IN be llnfe 8ruff nm
z, Sette nlo 0erleste itd) obne 3mctiel t6Otlif.
USE c8 lAelnt, mar 6Ogg NIT tent Dtdoden
oeriobt; oa ite G6cr Hur l6 Sabre 3ablte, 10
Doute tbre fntter bic &crbeiratbnna ntd,t
5ugebeH nHO hotte 6ogg OerbOten, tbr 6auS
III oetreten. 9aS iaetnt ben iungen I}ann
5lI Der p'r3metfelten Chat getrlebeu 3u baben,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29

9a6en, Die 9efrauOationen au8,uipiiren. @a
iouen oerelt8 0efraubatiouen inn 8etraae uon
$500 900 ent6edt morSen iein, uno 9laubt
man. btnnen Sur5em bereu nndl mebr an ba8
Sl9f 3teben 81 t6nuen. 9iele 8etriioereien
l0uen lett Dem Samar 1873 fortmdbrenb Der
uot porOen ieiu. Sn iebr 6ielen EGlleu be.
nllete man Die Steuermarfeu auf fiinf o6er
Sepn oeridieOenen SdIieru. Die Stempel
,unEOc1 n,, 5lerE gebOrtg angefcudtet nnO Uon
SS.4 SPunolo9e entfernt, auitatt iie beim
;92Sn!!LElilliiH9en Der Steuer @cieBe 0ors
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Scr Eotltlifer Nrto11io u

. a oe . ubQ, 20. Sftbr. -
Der 6llbuitler 9ampfer ySctapia" (,llrn.
guapJ ltegt nod INNER in Stugltou uTo bis
leBt 1T nod gdAtS gegen Oas 6abr,eua oOer
ben cargo enttlcOen morOen. Sin ipaniIdes
&aHonenboot 9lug Dor eiuigen Sa0eu nit
0epelden lilr ben ipantidlsn @Onlul Don bier
nadl SIu9ltOn ab. 9ie ipaniiae 0le9ierlnq
oerlangt lomobl ba8 6NbrSeug, al5 aud) bic
E10un9. @s lit taum 9laubltb, OaB bic ena-
iIl9eH Seb6r0en etu anoereS BcrfaEreu etiIz
l9iagcn msrOeu, ais Oa8, NaS 6a5rSeua ais
9ue Brue 3n bchalten. Die Suiurgeuten
UetbaIten itdl 5nr 3cit iebr rubia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Ste Grutototttt9 SeS mao atens
&0ttatnatOe.

@oncOrO, VI. 6., %. Oft. - 8. 81.
Ba9e, Der mutbmabli6e MDrper Der Soiie
gan9matoe, mad)te beute eluen 3peiteu
6lu9toCrin4 nnO murbe in 6olqe 9eiIen in
gtien gelegt. Der @inorud, oaB er Der DI0r-
Der lit, miro immer mGdtiaer.
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ONnfrYhcinIiM M, m.S

6utI no, ST., %. Stt.- Charles Bot
JrlT am Oienfag gSaIter Berrp on, uuO
orlebte tbm nit elmer art mebrere Sdldae,
Die wabriaetnlit icinen EoO berbeifitbrerI
ner0eu
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Vttle 8eDetatniBUoue Qctd,e

I { aoe emu ortb, Sauius, 28. Sftbr.
- =, 0le Eelae einer idbGusn jungen Dame,
etggam 9etlelOet, mnree geiterlt bier I'M TluTie
9eIhnoen. Sn ben &ai6cn hires &leibeS iomS
nia a!an $40, eine 8artie Yiiitcufarten nit nem
ytaalen uYt. Vi. 8iadpcll, p etnegeSddmarIe
Gae %1. e'as 6abrtqrte BON GBi:agu bis Saujass
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Sl2nrn.

New Srlean8, ga., %. Sttober. -
Dennis 0feabg muyoe geiteru AbenO auf
etHem SrOttOir toOt gefunOen. Ser S6doel
mar tbm NIT elnem itpereu Suitruneute
etn9eitlagcn. Auf ben y rnaAt, oen NtorO
Oerlbt 8u baben, iourOe &bOmas GleaiOn
perhoffpf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Wfur0 4&n0 SeIbitmorS.

Sf0ub e9 an, Wle., p. Sftbr. = 3n
oem Stdot9en Otercer murhe beute elm idhrefz
lid)er NtOrO began9eu. 6rau gSaltou, bic
9ei6iebene Satin bon 6iram @alton, peldle
ieitOem nit @reenIeaf .9racg Iebte, pur6e
beute bon G=acg aus @iferiu6t eridoiien.
ss9racp ilOb in Oas nabe 9eb0l3 un6 crIdoF
iirl nnrt -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
GfeIct etnes MoFfnonns

" va , letown, q. g., %. Oftbr. -
2ta9e Srcleotue, Orange @ountu, uurbe oe.
lerH EN- ooutdnotgeS Sfelet zines Mafooons
9on IL SuB 6Dbe auSgegraben. 9ie &uodhen
Itno 81 Serlest, nm iie transportireu Al fDnnen
lno nur Die 3dhne unO Elm 8einfnofen perz
Oen Oapon aufbemnhrt.
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NrN1InMntt h, lS 49,.

9 IT o. II, q. OF. - Inter 0en Teniterl
Der r6orparo- uuiOeriit&t" tano geitera 2lbenO
cine GruIoiion itatt, melde OG5 aar;e Sc
bduOe eriAutterte unO fat feline Seniterifeibs
gan5 lieB. 0tan glaubt, oaB etntqe Stuoeu.
ten iidl Den 0nmnIen 9Nik ner1nd1t hnhe11
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
g0abrYMeinIid or, 0pn.>

9cw- . ort, 27. Oit.-Sn Der 5rnnfcu.
1ett 9erletbcn Sobn 9OwoeQ uuO Iein Sobn
29oma5 bGuteDtOrgeu mt einanOsr in Greit,
mdbreno 0eiien 2eBterer BON ictuem gatcr r1it
ctHen @eme4r IN oeH &Opf geiboiicn un0
t0htIit perlebt luur6e,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
@tm Srapeattlnftler 0cffiiraf

. INCL M IT, 26. Sftbr. = SIN
8rape3tiiuitler, Gamens Ortalo, CAB qelierrl
glbenO i'm vHatiOHaltbeater" SorIteQunqen
er Oerin9te, bon einem fliegeHOen Srapes aui
oas anOere 81 iprtn9en, 9rifi babel febl unO
fltr3te 20 6HB ttef, nobel er iif i1mer, piel,
| lcidt tG0tltd] uerleBte.
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ARIhifrfnrn.

81 10 Dort 28. Sftbr. - Der 214
ldbrt9e 6. 8. Gbaite begtug beute SelbitmOr0
noem er itdl bonn 9atbe zines fitnft6diaeu
@ebauOe8 itiir3te. S9refli9 uerifiimnielt
pur6e Die &etde uufgeiuuOeu. @r mar auBer
Sel6dfttgung uno permutbIi9 sur 3eit Der
Chat mQhuiinnir.
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gedts NrrSone,, er4r,,,,qnr

2 0 i H. Wtaf., %. Of. = ytafriditen
lItU bier ctngetrOfieu, OoB Gapt. 0lebun, iein
Sohn NIB pier 0NtrOieu BON Dem Stbtffe
~Altoa" am 10. Septbr. in Der granbuna
Don PabelloH DC Bica, Yeru, ertrunfen ftnS.
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9o LIN spring 5, Drill, 81. Sttbr. -
2eute Abeno I'm llbr wurOe bier elm ftarfeS
Stooeoen, be9leltet BON lautem @erQuid,, Der.
lpArt. IS fam fetn Sdubeu pnr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
S'pei W6tOcr 3itWt S00e bers


G em y ort, %. Oft. - 8m. @niS
Il. 8m. Gbompion, Die betOeu Reger, melde
oeh polHuden 0auItrer Abrabam @eisburQ
W Selt 6drmS ermoroeten, rpuroen beuie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
MorSOrn3c6.

u e 10 : y Orf 28. OItbr. - 8ebufs
Rroi'IrnnG Der orri Jteger ISM. Sbompiou,
8m. @llS unO Charles lSeitou auf bic 4ns
tl99e Der @rmOrOnHg Oes 6auIirer8 Gbrabam
%tlSbur9 BET 2Seit 6arm8 AM II. Septbr.
D. NttS. wuroen Die 9rei beute Dem @eridte
6or9etIbrt. Charles g8eitou, Der Dor Oem
Set4enbelAauer erfldrte, oaB ole beioeu4uoern
IN lelner 9egenwart unO obne ieiu 3utbuu
oen ltorO bcgngen, molte utdt nit ieiuen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
Cine tn0roertId)e WtCDIcad)e tn
yScNttSIlDo1eicrs

MiGfOrO, YenNi., 25. Stt. -giue bel
@pi5Ootic Gbnlide 9rautbeit riatet inter Den
0ftnoern mcbrerer an Dem 9elamarefluB qele,
gcnen &ountieS grOBe Yerbeeruugen all.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29

gtutter 1tnO iein Sinb ertranfen. Sames
Dfller nno Seiien 6rau tpurOen gerettet.
0er llntau murOe OaOurdl, oa6 Die BferSe
onr99ln9en, oeranlaBt. Die 9ci6en Itnb auf-
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9lms hrln Qndthn,,fe e.s4E,.n,,,.A...

. i 0 II, 28. 2tt5r. - @Ga8. 8leQion,
elner Der @raftOner SnutrGuber, we!dlcr IN
pler3ebH Sabreu 3uhtbau5baft uerurtheilt
mar, entilo6 bCute Otoraeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29
S1re6ltdler lIn9liidefa4 Bel ghi.
IaoeIpbia. = @tne HntId,e ftiirsf
tn Sen Sd)nOIftn+ = Drei RerSHs
ffet1 ertr1tatfefl. F"~t~-

y btlaOelpbta, "a. Stt. - 6eute
gtodmitta9 itiir8te cine Suti6e, in msId,er
flint YeriOneH iaBen, Nanabant aeoenii6sr
in ben 94HgItia. 9eiHria @etlsr, ,Seiisn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1875-10-29

Die 0@Oangeliien" YtOoop unb Santen
baben tbr Setebrungsperf in grootIuu be.
gonnen; ibre SOrltellun9en luaren in ben err
tteH &agen Iebr gut beludlt. Die Belter BON
Der Slr9enltaot ioaen fid5 idmmtlid5 befehrt
baben, mas ieOenfallS iebr iAlimm fir Die
oorti9eH-Yaltoren lit.
Sn &thmono, Sirg., pur6e am letteu
Srenltage oas Sadior=0 entbiat.
@1rrutb, Der 3ettungsihreiber in Sue=
LAMB, N.sS., melder ieit Monateu erne 9ns
gel i'm Sfopfe iiseu bate, iit lettsn Samitag
sehorben. Der Sad ift fir Die @birurgsu bon
grobem Sutereiie.
Die iunge Silberfiaet Sir9inia. .@itp, Nep.,
eat am letteH 9tenfage tire 5enertaufe erbal-
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Dom CARLOS, the Spanish pretend
er," finding his claims to the crown
lhwarted, and his affairs generally in
sytremis, has signitied to his cousin, King
Alfonso, his willingness to quit fighting
him, on condition that they both unite
In war against the United States. Con.
Bidsring tue present state of the ther-
mometer, this proposition seems decid'
edly cool. But Don Carlos, whose little
army OF braves and brigands is gradu'
ally melting away, and passing the
frontier into France as safe mode o
desertion, does not relinquish his claims
to the throne Of Spain, however, in this
arrangement; but will again assert thu
came after the United States have beeI
whipped and Cuba subjugated.
1t needs but little insight into Spanish
affairs to discover in all this the brag
ging "pronunciamento" of falling chief
who is desirous of covering his faiIur
with the appearance Of patriotism, ant
Mt the same time ingratiating himsel
with his cousfn-king. Beyond this Dor
Carlos letter has no significance what
aver.
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What hid He Live Oar

A citizen of Toledo. In the ordinary
current or business, became possessOr
,of a nvts OF a. German saloonrkeeper.
The note becoming due, be took it To the
party and presented it for payment.
'The man was, not prepared to Hqnidate
sion Of time. This being. granted, and
the conditions settled properly, he was
turning to leave, when the German said !:
"Shoost vait won leetle whiles, unit
|gifs you Elm glass goot peers.n mo.
thank you, II don't drink beer" was
the reply, '.YelI, den, I gifs you wees
KEGS, that Is peter as 30 moocn.n ..No,
Iden i know how / TX you, 1 hal good
l'vines,n jerking down a bottle with .
flourish. Again the quiet, ssNo,. thank
YOU, I donst drink Wine.v "Notl ypI
don't trinks noddings; veil, I glfs yot
Isin sOot shegarsr 'once mofes mo
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hands OF the high priesthood under
which he had served so long and so
wen, Con. concluded that Cincinnati
was good town to emigrale from; and
took his flight to St. Louis. There, as it
now appears, he did not fall from the
grace impaired to him by the "Arch-
bishep'' who ruled the roost at Cincin-
natl. And, as birds OF a feather VIII
flock together, whether it be in Cinein.
natl or st. Louis, Megrue soon found
himself ON the same perch with Joycs
and "Bab,a and sundry other ''coeks,N
whose growing was familiar music to
his ear, 1t was the same old tune, ''ad-
dition, division. and silence" Con.
needed NO new practice to ft him TO
Join in the old song. He was an apt
pupil trained by experienced masters.
He incontinently took his "crooked'
straight.
But an evil hour came. Bristow was
about. Joyce brayed and eur Con
"squealed.p "Innocenp' victims OF
mistaken view of the internal Revenue
laws came to great grief; and Con. Me
grue, moved by the true inwardness o
l. his nature, stood up with patriotic fervol
land swore himself TO be villain, and
panderer to villainy. He was the chic
Jewel in the setting of that st. Louii
ring.
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THE Secretary OF the Treasury has
Issued his call for $i2,7S5, $50 OF the
bonds OF June 1884, commonly known as
6ve.twenty bonds. This call redeems
the last of that series of six per cent.
bonds. This redemption has been al
fected by means OF the negotiation OF the
l5OO 0Oo, 900 five per cent. bonds author
Ized tor the reiunding Of the six per
cent. loan at the latter rate. This re-
funding OF the debt at the lower rate mas
already saved $12,0oo,ooo of interest
while the process Of retundlng was II
progress; and now that the whole sun
pi the $6oO,o0o000 is negotiated and the
debt SO funded, there will be a SAVING
Of $5,o0e, 900 annually in gold interest
This brings the annual interest on The
public debt to about $95, ,OOO, 900.
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THE National Banks have paid
taxes, ainoe their organization,
TO the amount OF Sei.9s9.3l8
The taxes received during the
last flscal year from this source amount
cd to $7,27o,7aS This revenue proceeds
from the assessment Of one per cent
per annum on deposites, and the ike
sum on the average amount of their cap
ital stock beyond the amount invested
In United States bonds. One-half Of
these assessments Is paid semi-an'
nually. tt
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TIE ST. LOUIS "R1oHNEss.D

Tae big whisky bonanza in st. Lous
develops exceeding richness. When
Joyce was sent bowling to the peniten-
tiary, it seemed-as though lightning had
struck the whisky ring, and its several
links melted under the stroke. Never
before was such an array Of innocent
and highly respectable villains seen in
any court pleading guilty TO the high
crimes and misdemeanors wherewith
they were charged. But Joyce himself
refused to ssweaken.". His own classic
language, on putting on the fashionable
plaid or the prison Uniform, was,-"sAll
the jails on the continent, and cowardly
correspondents this side of hell, can't
make me weaken or pander to perjurers.
But the ass will bray when the lion is
down, and worms can crawl over wound
ed gladiators." Very good for Joyce.
But he failed to say whether he were
the "aass.D and who were the "worms."
He,certainly did the braying. H'
But now comes another bray, and in a
different tone-a tone that sounds very
like ..squealing." A parsonage known as
Con. Megrue appears upon the witness
stand TO tell what he knows about
crooked whisky. 1t is subject upon
which Megrue is well qualified to lee.
ture. He knows all about 1t. He has
been there. He knows who got the
money that should make the crooked
straight. He tells how much and how
often the payments were made. He
knows how much was set aside per week
for Avery, Chief Clerk OF the Interal
Revenue Bureau at Washington. He
ought to know; he did 1t himself The
ucrooked" distillers brought it to his
room punctually every Saturday, $500
per week; and he made an homes
divide!
This Con. Megrue is not unknown tt
similar fame In and about our city o
Cincinnati. He. served in the. war-ir
the suffers department. He imperiled his
Mfe, his fortune, and his sacred honor il
making government contracts; and los
all save his life and fortune. He patriot
ically supplied the camps Of our gallan
soldiers with firewood, and generousl.
waived all demands for compensation
after be had been paid but twice for th
same fuel. He steadily followed ou
wars, and heroically put money In hi
purse. And good deal ofit.
But the war ceased. Megrue's occu
patton was gone. He conceived new
purpose for the exercise Of his irrepress
Sble patriotism, in the walks OF civil life
He would be our County Treasurer
Con. knew that where the money Il
there the sseagiesn be gathered together
He determined to be an eagle, q yer.
spread eagle. But another bird Of tn
same species was roosting, like Poe'
raven, over the Treasury door. A ia
bird, and lusty--a very bishop, yea, o
GArchbishopr among the political fowls
1t is rumored that the patriotic Megrue
In consideration Of divers ssshekels', b
him paid, current money with the mel
chants, bought out the archeopiscops
perch over the treasury vaults; and ye
Jailed TO make his calling and electio
yure.
Disgusted with such treatment at u
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Mr.. James Corrie, Dentist, in Balti-
more, writes !: q have used DIR. Bulls
Cough syrup personally, and in my fam
ily for two or three years. and. am pre-
pared to say that there 10 nothing TO
compare to, IT as a,remedy for Coughs
Colds, etc.n