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Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

RELEASED. -The telegraph tells us that
Dana is released. Pity, is it not? that
Shepherd can not get Dana to Washing
ton where by the aid of packed jury
the Boss thinks he can crafty his
spleen. That gag law does not appear
to work we'll after all. 1t seems Journal
lists can not be dragged from all parts of
the country TO humor the spite Of ras.
cally contractor. In recent issue the
New York Herald says, and very prop
erly, that the press ought not to be al
lowed greater immunity than the rest of
the community. That if journalists
through spite, malice or interest should
bring unfounded charges against officials
or defame the character of any citizen,
that they should not be screened or al
lowed greater license than other people.
That is all true enough, but on the other
hand if public officers indulge in pecula.
ton or other nefarious practices. they
should not have laws passed for the es-
pecial purpose Of preventing the expos
ure OF their misdeeds, in order to have
additional opportunities to plumber md
to secure immunity for their crimes, and
that is what that gag law was passed for
and nothing else. Its authors, however.
we're not able as they were unscrupulous
and it is probable that their gun will do
more mischief to themselves than any
one else.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23
Pacific Coast.

OGDEN. April 2l.-Ths railroad block
ade still CONT nues. 1t was expected that
the passengers detained here would start
East this morning. all we're seated and
the engines were attached, when word
came that no train could get through to-
day. There are now about twenty cars
of passengers west Of Green River, the
first of which will probably arrive here
some time tomorrow, unless some new
trouble arises which is not anticipated.
This devi.ion will undoubtedly be all
repaired by tomorrow afternoon. and it
is expected that the whole line will be in
running order by next Saturday OF Sun
day. II nothing further occurs to-day
the trains will start cas-. tomorrow. The
Union Pacific has been issuing subsis.
tence to the immigrants here and they
have kept remarkably good order for
such large number. The utmost good
feeling prevails among the passengers
who accept the situation gracefully. be.
lieving that all is being done that human
power can accomplish to restore commu.
nication. There are from 400 to 700
passengers OF all classes detained here
but all are comfortable and we'll provided
for.
SAN Francisco, April 22.-Dispatches
from Monterey report the total loss Of
Goodall e. Co.'S steamer Ventura, about
eight o'clock on Tuesday evening, at
Point Sur, twenty-five miles below Mon.
terey. She was run on the rocks and
her bottom stove 10. About 225 passen'
gers we're on board, all OF whom were
safely landed. The cargo will be saved
IL the weather holds good. Tho Vsnturs
was screw steamer Of about 800 toni
burden.
A large steamer was reported on hr'
Yesterday afternoon off Santa Barbara
but nothing definite is yet learned con
corning her. 1t was very foggy and sh
was only seen occasionally as the foi
lifted. She was about ten miles Of
shore. She fred fifteen or twenty guns
One man reports that the whole forwar
portion was in flames. Another def
cribed her Is two masted steamer wit
thick black smoke issuing from the ster
and firing guns, could not say whsthe
she was q screw or paddle vessel.
schooner was dispatched from SAINT
Barbara but had not returned at latei
: advices. 1t is supposed here that sh
may be the Constitution, the Panam
steamer, others think she may have bee
the u. 3. Steamer Saranac .exercisin
. guns.
q The libel case OF Cockrill, Chief
2 Police against the Evening Post was COZ
q cluded yesterday. The decision will
q rendered this afternoon.
D. Los ANGELES, April 22.-Chavez al
70 kand are reported on good authority {
"a the road between here and Panamint.
y San FRANasco. April %. = An acti'
4 was commenced to-day in tho Unit
l States Circuit Court by the United Stat
D. against the Central Pacific Railro
OF Company, to recover $l.sse. 635, five P
m cent. Of the net earnings Of the railro
D. from the 10th Of July, 1869, to Octot
~ 81, 1874, in accordance with the prov
- ions of Acts Of Congress providing
IN the construction OF railroad and liq,
~ dation of the 81, 900 bonds issued to I
company.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23
Eastern Dispatches.

WASHINGTON, April %. = The report
that the President has requested or in
timated to Secretary Delano to resign is
positively denied at the Executive Man.
sion.
Attorney. General Williams to-day ten
dered to the President the resignation Of
his Office, to take effect on the 18th Of
May. The resignation is not yet &C.
cepted and therefore no person ia yet
named as his successor. Intimate friends
of Judge Williams say he designs to re-
turn to Oregon and enter the contest for
U. s. Senator from that State.
NEW YORK, April 22.-The steamer W.
A. Scohlter from Rotterdam, arrived
with propeller damaged, the starboard
bow stove and four compartments filled
with water, having. encountered several
fields Of ice-bergs, at one time being COM
pletely surrounded by them.
There was marked decrease in the
attendance at the Beecher trial to-day,
even the so called Plymouth Church cir.
Gle being contracted to the proportion
usual before Beecher took the stand
The principals in the case and all then
counsel were present. H. o. Armour
produce merchant, was the first witness
He testified to having declined to exam
inc paper in the case at the invitation
OF Moulton, who wanted to show him he
was right in his general position, ant
who said he would make it hutter thai
hell for anyone testifying against him
He was not cross-examined.
Henry NJ. Cleveland was the next wit
ness and testified that Beecher called Of
him in the Christian Union Office, Jun
I'd, '72, about II or IL O'Clock. H
stayed about forty minutes and 'ordere
his mail to be sent to Boston. Witnes
remembers the publication of card b
Beecher, and saw him at the house Q
Moses L. Beach, ON the 25th of JUNE
and at that time suggested to him tn
/ publication of card. On cross-examil
. alton Cleveland testified that he mad
the acquaintance Of Frank Carpenter
Sunday, 25th of May, ~. Went to hi
for Beecher and was sent by him
;. Moultons, as Beecher said he wants
/. him to go to Bowen and conf
y with him in regard to son
b reports having reference
e Beecher. Carpenter and talk
or about the tripartite covenant. shearm'
objected to this line Of testimony ai
er counsel said he proposed to threat
N. him with publishing the tripartite agre
ira ment If he did not stop repeating I
ha stories. Witness resumed. He &c
wa Carpenter that if the stories were repc
ust ed that the agreement would be publii
ed. At the time Of the conversation
knew Beecher's moral character was
'ie- VOWED. l never talked with Beech
Ole about the scandal. Talked with b
an about Woodhull's publication in Move
ent Der 18th. 1872. KNEW there were ss
ell Gus stories afoat affecting Beeche
moral character, which were settled
y. April, 1872, by covenant. These &C
a. dals afloat related to Beechsf's imme
! :. conduct with regard to women.
W. covenant was published from the ma
script In the hands Of Sam Wilkeson.
understood from Beecher that Bo,
500 circulated stories about his moral Oh
70. acter. and this was all that was said
ion the subject. took covenant to the
to- flee Of the Times, May 20, to publish
left it with Mr.. Jones, because ] h
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23
APPLICATION for PATENT
NOTICE No. II.

L. s. LAND OFFICE.
PIocHg Nevada. April y. 1851
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
N SILVER STATE MINING COMPANY,
corporation twhose rosiotdce address is San
Francisco, State Of California;. has this day
fled in this Office diagram. toeether with q
notice Of application for patent from the
United States. under the act of Congress, ap.
proved May 10. lsIa, for eighteen hundred
Il 500 linear feet Of the Pososi Lode the lode
is supposed TO run through the claim northerly
and southerly but does no. crop out on the sur
facet, with surface ground Of tIO feet in width.
situated in the Yellow Pine Mining District.
Lincoln County. State Of Nevada, and described
in the plat and held notes on file in this Office
As follows, to wit:
Beginning st q post marked p. No. /, c. 9.
survey No. 81, set on the 5. ". slope of the Po-
tosi mountain. in the southwest part OF Lincoln
County, State Of Nevada, about II miles east OF
the boundary line between the States of Cali
fornia and Nevada and about 30 miles south
westerly from what Is known as Las Vegas, and
so chains 80 deg. west from Potosi Springs
and 20 chains east Of Potosi Canon, through
which the road from Las Vegas to Salt Lake
runs, from which pos. rock Is feet high and
ten no feet wide bears west feet dist. marked
\, . cedar tree : inches in diameter bears "
u deg. b. 20 ks. dist, blared and marked "B
T. P. l." high rocky prominent reAk on east
side Of Potosi Canon, known as Pososi Point
bears s. 10 deg. W.. high PEAK on Vest sids
Potosi Csion bears 5. IS deg. W, Clark Noun.
tain bears 81 deg W; isolated mound at mouth
OF Potosi Caion. bxrs 5. 80 deg. W.: post seti
9. base 81 high rocky natural wall Of stons
bearing north and s. IS deg. E, from which
post set for rorsh.wes. corner Of claim l rur
mAgnssic variation I6 deg. As sec. z. 5. 50 deg
E, 600 feet TO post in stone mound marked
No. ?. Z. 9. survey No. 81; thence 8. deg. z
$50 fee, TO post in stone mound marked P, No
3 z. 8. survey No. 81; thence n. % deg. W. 60
feet TO postin stone mound marked P. No. Z
s. survey No. 81; thence n. deg. ". 52s feet Il
bluff bank bears v. v. and 8. ". SIS feet to -
vine, course W., l?2D feet TO mouth Of tunnel
l25 feet east OF line. 1870 feet to post No th'
place of beginning, and containing within tn
boundaries above described "a T9-i0o acres o
land. The ledge ID supposed TO run through
the claim in s northeriy and southerly dir c
tion. but does not crop on. on the surface. tn
improvements consist Of tunnel enc hundret
and thirty Eve 1881 feet In length s feet higf
and four fee; vide and cut ,venty l2ul fee
deep.
The record Of the above mining claim Ia
been destroyed
This claim ia iocatAd on unsurveysd land
ssd IL bounded on neither side by any know
| claim snts.
The book and page on which said claim wa
recorde d can not be given, the same havin
been destroyed or lost, As will appear by AFT
| dAvit On fls in this of .e.
| apD-sud &c. FOSTER, Register.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

For want OF something better to do We
suppose the Virginia Enterprise is sing
ing the praises of Boss Shepherd Of
Washington. who if be had his deserts
ought to be keeping company with
Tweed.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

The Central Pacific Railroad Company
has been sued for the Ave per cent. of its
earnings which are due the people.
to provide for the liquidation of the
bonds issued to the company. As At.
torney- General Williams has resigned, it
is possible the suit may be brought to a
successful conclusion.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23
Foreign News.

PARIS. April l2.-The President Of the
French Geographical Society has handed
to Minister Washburns gold medal to
to be presented by him to the family Of
tho late Captain Hall. in commemora.
ton Of the Arctic explorers.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

A large steamer is supposed to have
been destroyed by fire off Santa Barbara.
By some it is believed to be the Panama
steamer Constitution. by others the
United States steamer Saranac exercising
her heavy guns.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

The Virginia City Republican Primary
election took place on the 18th instant.
1t passed off very quietly.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

Phoebe West Extension Mining Com.
pany.-Location OF works, Ely Mining District:
Lincoln county. Nevada; Location OF principal
place of business, San Francisco California.
-Notice.-There ia delinquent upon the follow.
ing described stock, on account Of assessment
tho. u, levied on the Tenth day OF March 1879.
the several amounts set opposite the names OF
the respective shareholders rs follows
No of No. of
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

The clearinghouse and restaurant
keepers Of Virginia have formed them
selves into protective union.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

. The war between the San Francisco
Post and Chief Of Police Cockrill is pro-
oesding ct . very lively rate. A decision
in the criminal suit was to be given to-
day.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

The body Of Lyman ]. Ray, an old re.
sident of the Comstock, was found near
Silver City. laying ON some failing
sluices which he owned. His death was
attributed to natural causes.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

From the telegraphic reports it would
appear that the railroad blockade will be
raised to-day.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

The hard swearing in the Beecher case
goes on glibly as ever. That trial ought
to be known as the Perjurers' Guide, or
false swearing made easy.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

The steamer Ventura, plying between
San Francisco and and San Diego. WAS
wrecked just below Monterey. No lives
were lost.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

The coal miners strike in Pennsyi'
vania appears likely to be shortly ter
minated. As usual the laborers have to
submit to the demands of the capital
which can wait and lose nothing, While
labor starves BY delay. If ever there
were suject which demanded the care
full consideration of the able. the honest
and patriotic of all classes, it is the salts
factory arrangement Of the relations be-
tween capital and labor. The problem
is daily getting more intricate and
threatening. but solved it must be, and it
would be blessing If the solution could
be discovered before the question becomes
complicated and has caused greater
mischief. Each side will ind that it has
duties to perform as well as rights to de-
fend, and the sooner they wake up t.
that conclusion, the better it will be fol
ail
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23
Marrird.
NEW TO-DAY.

In Phoebe, New. April %. 1875, Andrew Fife
and Miss Lettie I. Geer.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23
TIE EG RAPH

sPECIAL TO THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD
By WESTERN UNION LINE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

TINE PIOCHE DAILY RECORD is
the Cheapest Inland Paper and
Advertising Medium ON the Pacific
Coast. Weekly Subscription. so
Cents. Advertising at corresponds
inc Low Rates. The RECORD Cir
culstes all over the Pacific Coast
and also I'm the greater portion Of
the chief Atlantic Cities and East
ern States generally.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

The Carson Tribune man wants the
public school system supported by rifle
balls and bayonets. We think that it is
better to support them by liberal appro.
priations and good management.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

The Business once Of the PIocHE DAILY
RECORD has been removed to Lyncns bfic q,
nniers Tor work will be attended to by Gro.
T. GoRMAS.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23


Governor Tilden of New York has
done and is still doing good work.
Through his exertions the Tammany
Ring was punished. and he is still labor.
Ing in the same cause. 1t seems prob.
able that he may cause to be recovered
several millions made away with by the
Tweed gang. Not only that, but Tilden
has exposed and will bring the famous
New York Canal Ring to disgorge its
plumber.
The Virginia Chronicle man while
) driving up the Geiger grade from Steam.
boat Springs TO Virginia City was stop.
ped and robbed by highwaymen of S2s
or $50. How in the world was it tina,
the fellow. being newspaper man, had
such sum in bis possession. He ough
70 Do robbed for committing such ter
rlble breach Of the rules of the craft.
"
beecher said that when the Investipa,
ing Committee acquitted him that plym
outh Church was happy. 1t is astonist
ing how far little comfort will 90 wit
some folks. We suppose they sur
MAN wants but little here below n,
wants that little long
The fate of yasquez, the broth
bandit OF Chavez, does not seem TO
timidate the latter. He and his band .
robbing on an extensive scale in I
neiRborhood OF Panamint. Those fello
sadly need hemp compress applied i,
below the ears.
The Carson Tribune wants Hipr
Mitchell, of Oregon, given an honora
recognition on his arrival at San FIR,
cisco. Well as they gave one to sarg,
there can he no reason why Mitch
should not enjoy like favor.
->%
The Carson Tribune man wants
public school system supported by RI
balls and bayonets. We think that il
better to support them by liberal app
priations and good management.
The war between the San Franci
Post and Chief OF Police Cockrill is p
H. -!
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-04-23

b Y
, 1875-06-11
Ghina mno Sapaa.

Gan Trancisco, 10. Stunt,
9as 9aupt= Snterelie erreSt na@ INNER
Die grroroun9 BON Moatarsanp.
Man mill Die Sauptperoniwortll6frit
oui Die &esieruns BON girmob mdlSen,
beIen &0ni9 man beiAuloigt, bic Sbat
peranlubt 81 baben.
Sic S9pteristeiten Der Gbinelen in
Jormola mebren i1.
Sim /. Mlai madte man einen @nsrifi
ouf Die omeritanil4e bil@0Fi9c M(etbo=
biitentir9e in &nitlan9, neil Die Wtillio
nare onsebli9 Die &inber miBbanoeIt ba
ben.
Ser llebsri9uB Der Ginnol men bes
biesjabrisen erlten 9albjabres in Sapan
bslduft li9 aaf bier Ntil. Soa.
9ie @eneral= @ufli6t ilber Die iapa7
nelI9sn Musltelunss= @%esenltanoe aui
be, @eltausfe1uns in Ybilaoelpbia 1T
Dem Minilter pes Snnern, Oraba Soli-
init, iibertrasen uoroen.
, 1875-06-11
Gnropdifde Nadri6ten.

&bIn. Sber.8 nraermeilfer 8adem
CAB in Der letten Sibun9 BET Staot'
oeroroneten. g rlammluns benz &ole'
9iuH &enntniB bon einem bieber ses
lansten Sdreibsn bss &riessminiItsri,
nm8, bstreflenb Bic @tabterweiterung.
Das Sdreiben sibt Der Staet anbsim,
neil Die l1nterbanolun9en nit ben intes
reilirten GiIenbabn 0erpaltunssn ben
sewiiuldten GbidfuB nidt in Gusitdt
i%telen, bas gauge fiscaliide EerraIu
fur bic Summe BON 81 Wtiaionen
Gblrn. gu .rmsrbsn unb lpater nit ben
8abnsSerwaltunsen gu u%nterbanbsln,
felt eine Triit BON bier Sabren our
3inienfreien .3abluns Ser &~auiiumme,
unter Der 8eoinsua9, baB bic .3ablunss.
ternline mne9ebalten weroen, erflart
iid nit Der ioforti9en auftsulns bes
8ebauunssptaneS unter gorbebalt Der
minilterielen @%enebmisung sinosritans
Den unO beltebt auf 9eibebaltnns Der
&eblbefeii9unsen. Die Anselesenbeit
wuroe Der StaotermeiterunsSs@ ommifs
iion I~beriuielen.
am 10. Wtai bate bic &ai}ers(ode,
wel6e mld)t Die Domlitid binauL fon>
bern lber Die StraBc Inter Settenben.
nen unb oaun iber oas Domttolter
tranSportirt wOroen, beu mittleren Gin.
gang Oss WeltportalS erreiat. Na9bem
bier nod cine pbotosrapbilde Nuinabme
oerielben hatt9efunoen, uuroe lis in BEN
lIolI6en Gbnrm binein9ebradt, moIslbIt
iie naA elm Ooer suei Gosen in ben bis
oabin fertig seltsllten @lodentubl auf'
ae3o9ea unb Dann gum eriten DIAL tire
Setualtise Gimme srldalen laHen wiro.
Man fam ii9 leiGt oenfen, luis isbr
bier Iass auf bic trlten &laH9e Der
@lods gelpaant 1T.
Grier. Nad Dem i'm Sabre 1878
bon Der Biclisen SiI9Ofi6en Scboros
amtlid) bsraussesebenen SdematismuS
finoen iid) nebcn Den aufsebobenen &l0s
lterr Der Seluiteu uuO Neosmptorit Ell
nidyt weniser uls Sc 3l0lter reip. flo.
lterlidc Congregational in Dem Bis
tbum Grier, iueldJss Die beiben Hegie'
runssbe5irte Grier uiS Gobleus umfaBt,
Sle tbcilsn Nt iol9enoermaBen: 1
0ran5istaner: aui benz ApoainariS6crge
bel &ema9en. 2, Winoriten +: ;u Spab'
riiden nno Cling a.s9tb. 8. &apn3iner {;
81 @brenbrsitNem. A. Tran5tsfansrs
Srloer : ;u Walobreltbad, 2ins a. 8b.
Obsrpelcl unO SuAbols, &reis Mitt'
lih. 3. GhriltIIhe Shulbriotr III
, 1875-06-11
Sn Salisco bat man lei9te GroliDBe
perlpiirt.
sNlln0ud,k @epelAen.

3 0 It o II, 10. SUM-. Na6 elmer LAM
gen urteri u6ung in Se5u9 ouf Die CT
mproung bes fleinen Mdo@ens Waobel
0onns CAB Die Surp bas geroift ab,
baB Der 3~eu9enbelpeis birefte auf Den
Sitter, Sbomas Yiper, bin,peiie.
@epburs, M.=D., 10. SUM-. 9os
.Orange=2ofe : Soule," Elm Sommer-
N%ufentbaltsort, le6s 9leilen BON bier,
1T seitern ab9ebronnt. 8crluit $751;
600. @dite waren nod ni6t ansefom=
men.
g8ilfegbarre> 10. Stunt. Cine
sebeime DISCRIMINATING BON ger9lenten
fanb 9ienltag uno 9eltern. bier ltott unb
man bat erfoDren, Dap Oielelbe bic Tro9r
beipridt pb maj ~fortfohren loae, 10.
ipobl 9srrn goriib ais au4 Srn. Gu
man sn befdmpfen. Cine MteHrbcit mal
oafiir, bob nan iiir Parril6 arbeitcn II.
Die 2elte in Ser 99uplfia=9tegion uil=
teritiiscn foue, oanit lie oen &f &C
gen @owan fortieben tDnnen.
0ie Subrer erfldrten li3 ii6ri9enS
eeeen bieies 8rosramm. &eit,rn llcb
9r. Yarrilb our6Nn1dlags5ettel befoaat
mnder, baB morgen Die Nrbeit in Dem
9iamouO- S6a6t bel @iltesbarre pie=
Der ouf9enpmmen meroe uno bab ollie,
wel@e ST. arbeiten pinl6en, li0 meloen
~lollen. Sis jebt boben lur Is Mann
I'M Nrbcit na6geluOt.
9ie Mn16la9s5ettel pcrurla6ten grpbr
@~uIre8unS utltcr Den Mistdnoi9cn mi
lie oroben Bic Micberoufnabme Der Ar=
belt sl b%inoern.
9ottspiGe, 10. SUM. Die Si=
t~uation in Der S4upttiQ= Ge9ion 1T III:
perGnocrt.
g t. Qpui 3, 10. SUM. Cine ST.
pei6c, pelde ndbere Nuif4liifie iibcr
Die Grf6icBun9 pcs S@erifIs &amlep
eiebt, lu9t, ooB oerleIbe in gc9leituna
bes Silfs @6erifs Sbepbero 5pc,
Yferosoicbe biz noA Stodton, &onlas,
pcrfol9t babe. &omlep nd6erte li@ Den
Ginen, nm i'm 81 perbaftcn. 9crlcl-
bc r~;tirirte tinter einen Bouep, sp9 eli
men &epplper nno er, lpie Der SNerifi
pcdielten @Aiile. Ser 9feroeoiet
COB leinen Gieilt lofort oui, Gamlep mad
etpa elmer Stnnbe. Shepherd perfolg=
tie Den Mnberen uno ieuerte me6rer(
S9iiIe auf i'm ob, bon benen ct slaubt
ooB tie ibr s3iel niNt perfeblt Doben
bod iei es Inn ni6t selunsen, i'm 81
orretiren. 81 YOnies, Die ct suriicfllcB,
bro6te Sbepbero Suriif na9 SoDs=
@itp.
, 1875-06-11
Asurjts tsls9r+ gsyflnfu'
entialano.

2onbo~, 10. SUM-. Ser Scrllnsr
Correspondent Der Zines" t~elesrapplrt
in gssua ouI bas Su Gbren oes egzSs=
notors earl @9urs peranltaltste SanT
fett, bob bic brr5liAen @rwleoerungen
pon Bennington, aapp unO Sernbar9
ouf bic Gebe, in pel6er 9r. S@ur5 be-
5pnoers bstont,, bab Die garloe 5pii9en
Deutl6lanb nno ben Ser. Staateit &C.
trdftist peroen mOssn, bisle Gele9snDslf
All elmer iebr tpi6ti9en politn4en ge=
beutuns itempelten.
Ser gunoesbampfer DTrantl'n" 1T N
Gugbopen einselauf len.
, 1875-06-11
Ier.rG.

StabtM / D, 80. Wtai. Sie
Smpea9ment- Nrtifel, wel6e @en. &ipa
palacio sesen Den 8rafioenten Der &e-
publit porbru9te, in benen mebrere Ser
lesunsen Der Contribution IpsSii5irt pa-
rem, am. 10. Wsoi NIT 12S gesen 10
Stlmmen pertpprien wolben.
Scr @onsreB bat ben Ylumb'l0en iHs
ternatiOnalen Giisnbabn- gontruft nit
ll6 9e9en l3 Stimmsn sebiui9t- 9ie
Sabn muB innerbalb brei Sabren in Gin
grill 9enommen lei. Ser Nau bisier
Sabn wiro piel oasu b%eitrasen, Inn ben
@ren5tptrren elm Gnoe 50 MAIDEN.
Sem p~eriprbenen Yrdiibenteu SUD-
req miro Elm Oentmal erri6tet weroen.
Sn MfinatitIan linb 80 @ebdubc abse-
brarnt. Ser @eiammtbstrae bstrdet
etwa $500, 900.
, 1875-06-11
Tr,.nfreib.

poris, 10. SUM. Gin beitl9er
@turm brad geltern iiber oieStaot aug.
Cine Mense Seniteri6eiben wnroen SER
triimmert uub Saulenoe BON S@ornltel=
nen umseworfen. 9iele unsliidsfale
famen nor uao Der @erfebr auf ben
@t,aben bbrte gang auf. Ser Stnrm
bebnte li6 bis in ben g iiben6rontrei9s
aus nnb in bsu Rprenaen wuroe Elm
.6aus oemolirt, mobei IL Yerlonen rn1=
famen. Ser in Yoris anqeri6tete S9o
ben miro ALIEN auf 11,oo0, 900 5ranten
9el9dbt.
, 1875-06-11
England.

2onoon, 10. SUM-. @dbrsno oer
lebten 3 Sage ltnb bic @erlammlun9ef1
bes srn. Weoobp in Sow 9olle BON min
beltens 10000 @erlonen belu6t luorocn
1l,o in berielben 3eit belu6ten an 5000
pcrlpnen Die uSoquirp 0loo@s." Serr
@pur9eon nil beute cine &ei6e Ser=
1ommlunsen it Gomberipel1 erDfiner.