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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
MprDp eri,td1 ttttO Selbitnt

SO dlanb, Nfe., IS. Wfai. = Alfre0
Spear tam seitern 4benb betruaten uah
Sauie; er wurbe ;Ornis iibsr bic Sorpiirfe
ieiuer Srau uno i9oB arf iie, als iie chen nit
ibren1 aiube fliidteu ipollte. Die erite Sugel
feblte, bic smeite base9en traf bic 6ran in Der
Saulter. Die berbeieilenben gtadlbarn fans
ben Spear I'M Sterben; er bate iid) etne Stu
gel burh ben &opi .gelagt. Die 6rau wmO
nit Dem 9eben baponfommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17

Ofontgomern, ala., Is. Wai.-@hars
les OapiS, pormalS Boitmeiter ;u llnions
springs, betannte iid heute i'm SuroeSs
9iltriffs @eri9t Der llnteridlasung Der
@elOer in jenen Sriefen ibulDig, Die lbni sur
SefDrDeruns iparen iibergeben woroen. anf
bas Geiub bes 0iitriftSanwalts, tpelher
iagte, oaB niloernbe llmitdnbe Obwalten,
tpurDe oem ausei6ulotgten oaS niebrigite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
0Nnf,rgd,ctnIid1 Elm Mnr0.

BbtIa0el y b Ia, 10. Wtat. Gbas.
0tcgtamee, alias gIoHonl, eiu 2luIernfiid)er,
gerietb nit eineT &ameraben, RameuS S.
Herrier, me9en elmer geringfiigi9en Safe am
SOrb zines SabrseugeS III 9treit unb i6oB
Oenlelben smet Mal. Serrier rpirb nid)t NIT
oem 2eben oauoufomuen. Wcgtamee lit eutz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17

EgHu1 g. Su.I 10. Wlal. = NllgIE
6. Salt, 10 Sabre alt, Sudlbalter in Der
rebndbnrgs sJfational=Sanf," ift nit $4,000
Dur6gebrannt. Wtan permutbet, baB er inter
benz gtamen Mc0onalb reii't. gr mar nit
Dem 9elDe mad Dem Grpreb Siireau gei6idt
mor6en uuo bra6te 9efdlihte Quittungeu 5lls
rid. ST nabm bann auf fiini Sage llrlaub,
ais er jeOo9 ni9t pieoer fam, entOefte man
hpu pPtrun
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Nite.Nr6ffSe.,t 9NiIynt,

9 t. { II I 5 Is. Wfai. = y0ie yWftl@
lerS' 9lhociatiOn" braf1te geiiern abeuo Oem
Sice Brdfbenteu QSiiiOn cine Serenabe
0ieier bielt bann in Dem 9roben Barlor oeS
rGinoel-9otelS" einen @mpfaug. @r ipra9
fidl nit GROCER 2lnerfeunung iiber ben
@mpfana als, we16er linn aaentbalben in
aentudpt 8enneHee uno grfauias 9eruor=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
500 eiaes autertfautI6ett 6es
fdfs0feta.

Bbtla be1p ia, 16. Wai. = geitern
traf cine 0epeide BON Dcm alHeritantlden
Gonlnl in SuaDaguil bier elm, oaB Der ante
rifanti6e @eianpte gti4olas StOble am Z.
B. sc. BORT Qeltorben 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Wu einc,,, .s,1afrttte oeifrrbe,,.

gSorce fer, Wfal., 16. Dfat. - Oen'
mis- 2pnd uon bier itarb 9eltern in Solge
zines SuBtrittes, ben er Don Bqtrid @rcnin,
NIT oem er am Oienitag IN Streit geratben
mar. empftua. 2ebterer mur0e perhQftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Gtn Damnfer aeftramSet.

ct. 8bomas, Quebec, 16. 0tai.-9er
9ampfer rBolnnefuu" lief ucr9angene gtadlt
III bieli9er gtGbe pabreub eineS Sdneeitnr=
mes auf. Man bofIt i'm mOr9en friih uieOer
fott MAIDEN III t1nnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Die Wsailor . ipat,l In ct. Sp,tis.

9ouis, Is. Wai. - Su Der beutigen
Heupabl, melfe bur6 ben Sob beS fiirSltdb
erpdbtten Wapor Barrett uOthtpenoig puroe,
erbielt s. 3. Srttton (8en.) 1851 uno $.
Speritols llnabh.l 1894 Stinnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Ser @pmnernettr pon Noros
Saroittta.

Stem Worf, 16. Wai. = @ouDerneur
groaben BON Norb Carolina bat on ben y6ez
ralb7 Elm S9reiben geri6tet, in bem CT iagt,
eab er, obsleiG Die @eies9ebnng letner oeB.
balb on iis geribtsten Sotid9aft ilidt eiltlpro<
deu babe, etuefl Infrnf On Die promiuente-
fen 0iirger erlaiIen unO Ie aufforoern wer0e,
bas eble unternebmen 81 unteritiisen. gr be-
trahte Die Centennial 4usitellun9 oils Der
grDBte Woment imeSntsrciie Des 6rieOenS
ino Der 6reunoihaft, Die ben siinitt9iten @tnz
fluff ausiiben nerbe, I'M gintra6t nno 5ar-
monte au f6rbern, uub ct pe-be alles tblln,
mas in ieiner Mtadt itebe, I'M Ssren @rtolg
III iid1eru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
eRt3tal :Natlisa. .
Balttt,t ore
firf 9n(nranff Wt6ff.

sasweits tsWde J6m eoutbs uns ssates. strabe
Oteie @elealhaft periidbert iortmdbrenb sesen Ser
lutt ooer Shaben bur6 Branouu9liid Iopobl In oe1
Staot, pte i'm eanbe, ole Arteu pon gisentbun.
adeI6au= VroSutte, M6bsin, Sans @erdtbi9aiteu,
I'm Ban besriifeue ober i'm Safen in sabuns eeFno'
lihe GabrSeuge u. (. 10.
DaS DireftoriAm beitebt aus ioeenben Serfen:
Rm. 9. 6arriion, Yrdn6ent;
Geo. U. giderS, z. Gobt. Senttns,
Dapio g. Wilion, 6. Wiorton Stemart,
Srancis z. Sing, 9. s. Hemeomer,
Senrp @arron, Srolue Sormts,
81. q. Gteuort SO. %. 5aplor,
s8m. $. Bruue, Ssrael Sopen,
$. b. 9apff, geor9e y. 9afrpon.
appIifattonszSormulare uno peitere gtahrilt ii6er
bic @eiealait pirb in bet Office, Sioweit=gte pom
Soubz uno Bateritrabe, ertbeilt, mo- auh aae IuIz
trdse iofort erleost peroen. Serii6erunsen peroen
aut irsenb cine 6riit ansenommsn. welbe Der Applz
tant mlnihen mag.
Sg0 Z. y&0OOmOtth. cen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
@e,t. Wreditpri0nc.
0pu 9tlnbaMa.

2eringto N, 16. Wai. : Ser 3ultano
oes Sen. Sredinribge bleibt nnperdnoert.
Gr bofTt nod inner auf gSieberberltellung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
garopaiid)e &abelberid)te.
Scr t1nter9nng DeS 9ampfers
SntfnprS a.

9onbon, Is, Wat. = 9as 9ampilAtfi
yS1iler" iff in Stitde gegansen. SiS Jest
liuo 1870 2eiden aufgefunoen morDen. lllle
ter bieien befinben iid) Die folgenben, btsber
nod niht errodbnten: Safob Sronner; {.
Sabrig, @befzSu9enieur bcs rS4lleri" SS!l'
liam 6rabm bon Davenport, Soma; Jrib
SbomaS; Mi6aei 5urlentan, Sigblano,
ST.; Solm; 2eouarb, Is. 9. 9eonbarot, 81.
g8. aeonbarbt ober WtiB Sennie &eonbarOt,
idmntlidI bon Iuguita, 9a.l Sran 3etf-
lin; Sblen. 4n Der 2eid)e elmer 6rau fano
man einen Sting NIT Den Ramen r6ermann
3iufeiier." Die 2eiden Smeier 6enerleute
unD ,weier Matroien tuurbeu ebepfall8 aufs
geiuroen. SeriAieoene Get4en itno nod)
1litt erfannt tporber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Ser epfr. ,,Yeiftne" tn plymouth.

81 = m 0 II t B, Gn9lanO, IS. Wtal. :
9er 9pfr. Setting" BON Der y9oler-elnte,
wel9er cine gSode mad bem oS9tQer" BON
yteru= =gorf abging, fam beute Ofor9en BON
bier an. Inter ben 8afiagieren berri9te
9roBe aufreguug, als fe oas Saifial bes
0ampfers .S6iller" erfuAren. Sofort
purbe cine @ollefte fir Die Seretteten perz
auifaltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
9te 6epoI,ttton tn s. anti.

Wemz 0rf, Is. Wfai. = Gtn S1relben
bonn 8. Mai aus SingitOn, Sauaifa, brinst
nabere Gin5einbeiten iiber Die lesten unrnhen
in YortzauzB Brince. Der /. Mai wurbe i'll
gang Sapti alS elm asrifnlturielt 9efeiert.
Im @benoe por oem sSeite wuroe BraFoent
OonliHiaue BON elmer gegen ibn seridltetsn
Meu9elmon, ,Scrl9ipSrnng in aenntniB 9es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
SiQie! se9r biaig!

OSAtSs ~NVH VNNlps
gim SiGtsiten!
S6uDc ltm0 Sttcfcl, oic 9r36tc
tno beItc 2iuSwaDt, Die bilt9Itcg
Eretic BET
3. Pcls l. S0buem,
9ir. so, Stnro @utaIpftra6c.
9ancnsS6ub (nuS9efoDfD ia
= 4 40 tn sSeu9e pocr Scocr.
Slippers bon 25 Seats Dts as
$I.50.
Sserrcn. s6mDe pon .25 bis $40
$500 Oetn)-
StIige S9uBr!
Scrrem= Sdlube. -. $1,O0 5t $500
Samen 80. 100 1.7j
WdS1en . 100 $50
&naben 80. LOO y 1.25
&iuoer 80. 25 75
Sas grdBte &a8er, 6efte 9lnswaDt
ttno Ole nteortgitcn 9SEetie bci
5. Ysls & S0bneH
Ir. 50, Horos@mtatp Stra6e.
Yopularer Sdab Saoen.
sGmftrdse pom Sanoc tperScH
pituttltdj beiorgt.
lf6-v)
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Grtra 8nGbiCT

~ 6; ''': ', s $i:: ~: .;: I;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Scr gtuttsrlaaoer bBaraulild)e
GeN,eut
heIIiarbige Gertettt.

y
ST it tefler fn5iuirt, TeQer 9emdbleu, retht fue=
er uub madbt m e hr uHo be ere aioelt, alo III
oeno Elm natiirliber Cement i'm Wlartte. AIS Elm
Seueis oieier 3batIad1e made id auf Die ptienz
5dbaftlidleu Yeriud]e ourb i o f.. =. 3rautptne,
Sfuil Snaeneur, Iutor bes wertbpoaen gsertes:
SipilzSnaenieurs EafheHbuh," aufmertlam, mels
rber 5aot: Der Cumberland bporaullhe eenlent ut
nm sic S e ftdrter, ais trgeno etn ndturltdef
;Semeut. unpermiidbt, mel6er BON tbm perlu1f NET
oen." Inter ben Gotten, fueldle bon tpm oerlu4f,
hejancen fd Die bauptldhlhften Arten oon ee=
nnenten, rpeldbe iest i'm Wdrfte finb.
Sci benz Saue osa neuen Eatbbaues Dnfoen olle
Die beten arten oer)udt puo probirt, jeooh erhiet
Der @umb erldnoer @ement ben eutihieoeniteu 9snr@
Gci'm Saue jenes prahtuo0en 9ebdubss peripanbt
De5 QfbduOe Der 'iSdfe Deposit Compdny," lpels
sees lest auf Str 8, ii uno 13, SoutbitraEe, i'm Bd4
searen it, serlanst natiridJ Den tdrtiten uno be-
Htn Cement, uub mad Der 4riliuns Ger oerhieoenen
Sorteu sr9ielt Der @umberlGub ber @ement
ben YorSue Dor alleu anoeren.
Sn babe in meinem Siireau Die 3eu9utiie etqi9er
Der berporraseuot:n Irtiteften, Saumeifer uno
,eoatrattoren lDelde jest meineu Cement sebran=
,deu) /, 5inTtt Der Sorji9lthtet oeiielhen fpslfe
idb nit Bersnuseu an oabst intcreirte Peronen Sei@
.aea neroe.
Na idb elm aaserbaus ON ser Soparb itrabe, In eer
gtdbe Der @iiepbdbn. ods einen 2dgerrdum BON 5000
:Ediieru bat, semtstbet babe unb BON bem Ga6rsaus
ten riid erbalte, 10 bin 1 i'm Stanbe, alle Iutrd1e
prompt ano sui Die slnitisten Seoinsunsen austlz
1ibren.
g. W. camilton.
9eneral<1gent,
Bureau Nr. 8, Sao=ejasifr,, SaIttmpre
.Msenten auf alien HIdten Der Ser. Staaten pers
gandt. l04,6,10,2.6,S,22. .4-gBt8-21)
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Selegrapbti9e Sepel6eu.

(Beri1te Der naiiociirteu BreIie" fin Den "@or'
reiponoenten.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
STE Sptrtt,.ofett Gas5ta III
Straittteu.

81 / d) m II ., 16. Otai. Ser 5iilfsz
Collector S. gsalib pom 8. @irginiiden 9t-
itrifte bate ftf liingit au9 aaf Die nt6t Ii
aeniirte SptrituOienzSago begeben. @inen
9eitiaateur bat er 9efan9en unb stpei Srcne
nereisn iammt Snhalt SeritGrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
Bic Barrier Range
maorr,s Ndfrn- nnhnnnlper

iJseinftein a6. unb peroinoert bG5 Seroerben Der
Sahns. Die Naeou Der Sbatel 1T neu, nie6ltd, be-
1ueIi uno Ipariam. Preis % Gents, gu 9aoen IN
auen Npotbefen uub Droguen@ n@Sanolunsen'
(Aua5, ,12Ditef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
RP grcfft 6urc Wahl =!

Sewolbe, abtritte, elooten, aeuer, Srunusn nno
nnsarabunsen DerDen bel Gage seretmiet pbne
tSerud. Gin Spftem, fhrSfh peroolfommnet ourb
eea yfbrauh BON nerbeilerten Apparaten fiir Iuss
ae pro yoFiartsu eoer perlonfid peroen prompt be-
iorst. Spe5ieIte 81 tdten fir agenten uub @tz
aentbdmer Bsn sahttet6em 9runbet9enthum. Stz
iteau Der @eienldaft:
= IOsa22 1Sl yfr. A.. gfeto=0natnanitrnne.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17

Biireau Nr. 8, Sho=eiagifr., SaIttmpre
Nsenten auf alien BIdten Der Ser. Staateu per
Gangt. Q0i6,10,2,6tS,22,i- ,i-gBtS-21)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-05-17
StaOt Baltimore.
Se,ters brltuft an Der @olparoffraRe.

9elteru Qben0 fir; Dor llbr brad in benz
grOBen, oierhDfigeu 3ie9elftetngebGuoe gtr.
IS, 10 unO II, @omaroitraBe, 3miiden lisz
quithitraBe nno @entralz Apeuue, Seuer aus.
0ieieS 8ebduoe nuroe, iute oaS anqren;enoe
6auS 9tr. 9 nn0 IL, GowaroitraBe, nel6eS
ebenfallS tb,ilweiie in Slammen nufging, pon
ben SS. 8iintber & Sinf ais Wf6bel- Sabrif
benlbt. QlS man bas 6euer entoedte, itanb
bereltS oaS Sunere beiber @ebduoe in Slam,
men. GS murbe ein alarm uerfitnoet uno
ntdt lan9e pdbrte esr 10 naren bic 0ampiz
iprlben 9tr. 3, nno 8 uno Die t6afen. un0
electromagnetic 9tr. an Srt uno Ste1e.
Gbef- -Sngenleur Sptlmau uno Siilf8. SSnQc-
nleur @Qenber famen Sur lleberSeugunQ, bas
oaS 6euel su 9roBe SSortidrttte 9emad)t, nm
BON Den orel obtqcn 9ampTnrtseu gel0idlt III
meroen. Die beioen Seamten gaben infolqe
0eiien einen Smeiteu Qlarm unb sogen anoere
SprlBen berbei. 4nOertbalb Stunoeu muBte
Die GbId)mannlddft angeitren9t arbetten, be-
Dor lte oaS Seuer inter @ontrole bate. Die
SuBb6oen in bcben @ebGubeu itno qdItslid]
5eritDrt uno aud Die 0ddler baben beocutenb
burd Die Slammen gclitten. Die Waidinen
oa9egen iinb fat gar ntdlt beidG0igt. Die in
ben 6duiern aufgeitapelten Otobilien, iolpie
Die 9SerfSetge murOen iGumtlidl oernidtet
0aS in benz Compton itebenoe Bult, tpeld)es
Die Siider Der 6irlua entbielt, marb in Sis
dcrbeit aebrnht. 9ibt neben Der Sabrlf be.
finbet itfl ein Stall, III pcldem brei otm
6rn. Stea9le geb6renoe Yferpe ftanoen. Die
lelben murben gliiGli6 geretttt. Die 98crf-
'eu9e Der 4rbeitcr glngeu iammt ben YtObi.
lien i'll Slanlmcn aui. 9tur orei Der 2rbeiter,
Die S$5. @erbed, 81nig uno 6elmle, baben
ibre SSertseuge eeriidlert II. 5mar in Der ,l0a=
nouer= Serii6eruu9S- -9eiellidait," Der Ser.
luit Der S9. @iintber & 6iuf bel6uft fid) AMI
Hngefdbr $4,000. Die Strma lit in nafite-
benoen @e;elidaften uerii6ert: y2pcoming"
S2500; yWtireoun" S2500; ygtem, ,Srleanier
Seritderun9s -@eielifait" $1,000; Yeople'S
Snlurance Comp" $3.50; BenniplUauia"
III 8bllaOelphia $3.50; !, ,Stauoaro" bon Neiu=
Serlep $500; Bangor" non Dtaine $500.
. Dies lit berettS oaS pierte Ntal, NaB Die
6abrif Der obi9en Sirma in Srauo gerietb.
0aS erIte Ufal ging bic 6abrif i'm SHui 1864
in Slanmen auf uuo nuroe total eingeGi1ert.
Damn blieb iie SebnSabre hm0ur9 BON Slant
men ueridnut, SIM uOrtgeu Sabre brad Oa-
lelbIt 3luei Utal 6euer aus, bNS erItc DIAL i'm
Oftober nno haS 5neite Yfal i'm 0e3enlber.
S6r. 6ei6ert, Der Yriuatw6dlter Der 6a6rif,
IlB Sur 3eit, al3 Der Sran0 entoedt mltroe,
luf ben Stuicu Dor Dem Giugange oes Sc
bduhe8 mo bate feline Ihnun9 baUnn, OaB
mi Snueru Die loberuoe @luth immer peitete
lSOrtidritte ma6te. 9lc @ntItebung Oe5
lSeHerS lit bis jeet nod Ii6t crmItttlt nor
ben,
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Nem-N orf, 16. Mai.-Nier Gtnbret)er,
NamenS 5. S5cribau, Charles gSilion unO
Samss gtolau BON Reip Dorf unO Seurp
9iulpior, ciu Shubmaher aus Sofon, bat
ten einen 8aum neben bem 2agerbauie Der
iSirma S. s. 2tnoe & Comp, gtr. All,
@reertpi6frabe genlietbet, uno periud)ten
uon bort aus, burh bic Dtauer ein God su
bobren, I'M in bas 8adrenlager 81 qclaugen.
@eltern 9lbeno purDen iie uon Der BoliSci
babel ermiidt, unO ibnen eiu auoerer aufent=
balt i'm @eldngnilie an9emieen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-01
Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 3l.-FlOur-Quiet ant
weak. Wheat-Irregular, weak and Il
lover; No. spring 81 2s; No. 2, 81 Id
/ 14M seller september or October; No. 3
81 90; rejected 97agSc. COrn-ln good de
mand but at lower rates and paniGky; No
2, 0laGl94c sales at 02Xc; closed Ut 0iNC
bid seller September; 62kc bid seller Dc
tOber; rejected Coo. Oats-Qulet aud firm
closing weak; No. 2, 35Na3OG spot; 33NC
bid seller September; S3Na3SAc seller DC
tober; rejected 33Nc. Barley-Steady al
81 O5lI seller September; 81 " seller o.
tObcr. Ryc-Quoted at 700 seller Septem
Der; offered SOC seller October. Pork-Dul
and nominal at 500 20 spot or seller Sep
tember or October. Lard-Dull at $l3 u
cash; $l2 90 seller September; $l3 O5r
IS ok seller October. Bulk Meats-Dul
but unchanged. Whisky-Steady with q
moderate demand at 81 10.
On call board Wheat was steady and un'
changed. Corn steady and shade higher
at 62NU September 62kC October Oatl
steady but lower at 34Ac October; 3lNC
year. Pork steady and shade lower al
$22 45 September; 500 90 October. Lard O
shade lower at $40 s7IIal2 90 September
$l3 % October.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-01
Tllc Sam Dolningo ReYolntIon.

New YoRK, August 3l.-From the
statement Of the Captain and passengers
Of the steamer which arrived yesterday
from Port All Platte, August oath, and
brought the Dominican Consul, itappeare
that the reports previously published
from Havana to the effect that a SUCCESS.
ful revolution In San Dimingo had oc.
CURED In favor Of Baez were exaggerated.
Some Of the ignorant portion Of the
population OF The interior have become
restless and instigated by the Spanish
emmissaries have become tinSubordinate,
but their conduct has not assumed rebel.
lion or revolution. One Of the wealthy
Spanish residents has'beenlfound guilty ol
reasonable correspondence and has been
expelled from the country, 1t was al
legged that he was responsible for the
exaggerated reports telegraphed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-01
INSURANCE.

~>~N~~~~~-~~y~~~-~>-~~
Organized In 1887. SOrsnhllOd In 1873
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-09-01
NeMspapcr Consolidation.

NASHVILLE, August 3l.-The negotia-
tions which for some time have been pend
ing looking to the consolidation Of the
Republican Banner and Union and Amcri.
can, the only dailies Of this city, and the
two oldest in the Southwest, were con-
summated to-day, and the two papers
merged in one will appear tomorrow
morning under the name Of the American,
and in an enlarged form. In lieu Of the
modern fashion Of hyphenated nomencla,
ture in such cases, the single name was
preferred as more original. The pub
fishers affirm that 1t was pecuniary stress,
incident to the hard times, that prompt
ed the union Of the two papers, but a
deliberate business judgment and the
recognition Of the fact fast coming to
be appreciated over the country, that the
newspaper.making business Is being
pushed beyond the supporting Of the pub
lie; that the combination will embrace
the leading writer's and editors Of the two
journals, and that their united capital
and circulation is perhaps the strongest
yet affected by consolidation In the
Southern States, The american will moi
depart from the policy Of It's predecessors
as an exponent Of the Democratic senti-
ment Of Tennessee and the Southwestern
people.
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FRANCE.

PARIS, August sO.-A private letter
from Egypt reports great confusion and
excitement there in consequence OF mill
tary preparations. Troops are being
despatched to the Abyssinian frontier
and at the same time the Khedive expeCtI
call from the Porte for aid in tho sup
preston Of the HerzegOvinian rebellion
All officers on iurlOugh have been re
called.
In speech delivered at meeting o.
manufacturers OF the Department oI
Loire to-day viscount de Meaux, Minis
ter Of Agriculture and Commerce, urged
French manufacturers to send the pro
ducts Of their industries to the American
Centennial Exhibition. He stated thai
he had asked for special security for the
objects exhibited and for the right tc
afllx real prices thereto, exclusive o.
American customs duties. He expressed
himself hopeful that a great extension oI
French commerce would result.
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Minor TeIearams.


BosroN, August 3l.-'The Jefferson
Border mutineers were indicted by the
United States Grand Jury, and pleaded
not guilty.
CGSCENNArE, August Sl.-Two boys
WIN. Black and his cousin perrine, were
drowned In Silver Lake, Bellefontaine, O.,
yesterday.
ALBANY, August 3l.-Lewis ]. Bennett
and John Hand, witnesses for the State
against George D. Lord, furnished bail in
$4,000 each to appear.
PATTERSON, N. j., August 3l.-The
Washington Market Company have been
enjoined from doing business, and re.
ceiver will be appointed next Monday
Liabilities about $4,000.
CINCINNATI, August 3l.-Commodore
Vanderbilt with his family and a party ol
friends arrived here tonight. The party
are on q pleasure tour and travelling by
special train, and will visit st. Louis
Louisville and Nashville.
New Yonk, August Sl.-A hundred
delegates signiled their intention to be
present atthe annual meeting, tomorrow
Of the National Board Of Steam Nhviga.
tion; and large numbers are expected
here tonight.
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OMAHA, August 3l.-The Indian ttea.
ty commissioners arrived at Fort Lara,
mie this afternoon. A Herald special
from there says: 1--WE are Just in receipt
Of reliable information from the Red
Cloud agency to the effect that oil The
Indians, with The exception Of the Mis-
souri, River Indians, now express will
ingness to negotiate for the cesSion Of the
Black Hills.
The case Of Gordon against Gen. Rug.
giles, for false imprisonment, came up yes.
terday. The defendant waived an exam
inatiob, giving his recogniEunce in the
sum Of $500 for his appearance at the
next term OF the District Court
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NEW YoRK, August 3l.-Cotton- Easier
at 14ssal6c. FlOur-steady with mode
rate demand Superfne western and state
81 S6a5 90; common to good so O5aB 20
good to choice 50 25a7 50 white wheat ex
tra So 65a7 2O 81 Louis S. 90as 90. Rye
aOur-Quiet at 81 76a5 81. Corn meal
Quiet at 50 0ja4 So. Wheat - Lower
No. 2 Chicago spring 81 .2sal "a; No. z
Milwaukee 81 81; western red 81 49al 4O,am
Der 81 47Al 80. Rye-NOminally s. UOal 0S
Barley-U Unchanged. Malt-Stcady. Corr
Lower with moderate demand; western
mixed at 72a76c; steamer 77Ifa7Sc; sail 70r
SOC. Oats-lleavy and lower western
mixed 37a62c; new 6Sa00C; old 6Oa02c
Cohee-Dull at is%a20Nc. sugar-NOminal
falr to good refining SasNc; prime Skc
MOlasscS-UnchangGd. WhiSky-Qulet al
$l2h
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GENERAL PASSELL's FuNERAL.-The
remains Of General A, ]. Panncll, who
died at White Sulphur Springs on Sun
day, will arrive here this morning, at s
O'Clock, and will be met at the Baltimore
depot by Mr.. Kennedy Friend, who has
charge of the funeral arrangements, and
who will provide hacks for such friends
ns desire to escort the remains Of the de-
ceased to his late residence at No. 595
Main street. A meeting Of citizens will
be held at the City Hall this afternoon at
half.past two, to take action appropriate
to the position and public character Of
General PanncIl, The interment will be
atGrecnwOod Cemetery tomorrow morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
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The steamer Faraday has recovered
the eastern portion Of the direct cable
and is in communication with London
uniavorable weather retards the recovery
OF the western section.
A special to the Times from Buda
Pesthe says: Information has been re-
ceiyed from most Trustworthy source
that all the insurgents who have not fled
to Austrian territory have submitted to
Pasha Banjaki. Bosnia may be consid-
cred pacified.
AspeCial to the TImcs from Berlin says;
Alter the recent appointment Of MOhamed
Pasha as Grand Vizier, there is less hope
than ever for the insurgents coming 10
terms. Mohamed Is regarded as the
absolute government, and his presence in
the cabinet renders the insurgents des-
perate, His appointment, unless mere
caprice, Is proof that the Sultan Is deter
mined to maintain the system which has
produced tho present outbreak.
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WHEELING, WEST va. WEDNESDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 1876

A dispatch from Tuscon, Arizona, re-
ports having a merchant in that place
named Garlic, naturalized citizen,
went to Sonora to collect bills and was
was arrested on Thursday charged with
furnishing arms to the insurgents and
given to trial, but ordered to pay S20,-
600 or be shot Sunday. A courier rode
three hundred miles to TuscOn, raised
the money, returned and ransomed Car.
rilo, whose grave had already been dug.
He arrived here to-day, There is great
excitement over the outrage, and the
roads are lined with refugees fleeing from
the impending revolution.
Gen. Sheridan arrived at Portland,
Oregon this evening, and was received by
the military and citizens.