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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-09
Senatpr Worton anoert ietne Safs
ttf. f.-Sas ,,bIuttge Sse,,to" TIT
aussebramd)t, Die ttette Hebels
linn N fr0 nerffiffNf0fA

llrbana, O., 7. Iug. Senater Mor.
ton iagte beute i'll elmer 6eoe: Ileranber 3.
STEPHENS, Der Sertreter Der Dfientlid)en Wei=
nung beS SiiOens, erfldrte in elmer anl A. Suli
su 9ltlanta, @a., gebaltenen &eoe ben Ser
faiiMngsbooen, auf meldem oaS Solf oes
Siioens uno bic oemofratilde Bartet lteben.
@r iagte, ieber Staat lei cine Station, ab9es
idliebeu, uhabbGn9i9 unb peridieoen Don allen
anoereu; tpdbren6 jece bieler Nationen beions
oers beitebc, ieien 9lae Durdl Die Gonltitutton
Der Ser. Staaten nit etnanber Oerbunoen.
9tee Contribution lei ein Sertrag unb Die
iouperGnen Staaten ieien bic contrabtrenben
BSrteien. Die einselnen Gontrabenten ieien
bered)tigt, naf Seliebeu itd 5uriidSu5tshen.-
Worton fubr oann fort Su erfldren, baB bieie
blutbefledte 2ebre ben Siir9erfrieg berbet9e,
fiibrt babe unO baB fie berettS I'M SiiSen mte.
Der auf alien @aiien seprebigt merbe. IS iel
fetn j3rpetfel baran, baB Die Wttt9lteoer Der
bemofrattl6en Bartei Oes Siiben5 auf ben
gteger ais cine @reatur blide, meldle perotene,
luieOer in ben 3utaub Der Sflaberei snriids
perlett 81 weroen, uuo bic 3eit weroe iebr
balb fommen, III melder man ben Jte9er aller
erporbenen Iedte beraube.
Nlorton beIiirnortete baS bonn lebten @on'
9reB angeuomnlene @eies iiber gSteoerauf@
nabme Der Sartgelo5ablung er griff bas De.
mofratiid)e Barteiprogramn megen Des bartn
entbaltenen 6inan5paragrapben 0ls unltnnig
unr perrdtberii1 ShlieBlt6 neinte ct,
bic SGfularfeter perbe Der Republlt belonoer5
QeleGen folulnen.
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Eaufntemf.

Sprtn9ftelo, Maii., 7. 9luguit. -
Die yNortbampton Qndor 3ape unO gSeb.
btugzGOmpasnie" bat ibre 3ablungen einge.
itellt. Baiitua $50 900.
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Ser $ anoel NIT teramif6em @ieb.

Sm a b a, gtebr., 7. Aug. - Wan id1att
Die 3abl beS aus Sera8 in bteiein Sabre nat)
benz hieitgeu Staate 9ebra6ten 8iebeS aui
100000 &0pie. 10000 Sapon iinb oerfauft
mnrNPr
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M6tritts=
s.
Wni1drdt.
Serbehertsr
ni9t : erpluiiber
9ernbloier

Gaupt=Sfiiee: Nr. &c, Nnro= . nlltoapitr.;
Speis Office: Nr. $50. yipro @apftrabe
gSubanma oes Z. 4. Smith, sr. 215, sioros
4ener IL. +. 10. iDerben bel Gag uuo 9ta6t obne @ez
rnd ooer @eabr bes grplooirens gereintst. BeItelz
lun9en tueroen erbeten uno piinttlth aus9eiit9rt.
(Suniit,1Sl)
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@nt. SDee0.

giem> >Dorf,7. 7. aug. - Der qnipalt
Speeos appellirte beute bon Der @nti6eioung
bes 9ii6ters Barrett, Der iidb meigerte, bte
8iir9id bon 100000 Su ermGs
bisen, iomie ben Saftsbefebl se9en Oenielben
Qlifsuhebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-09

2ouiSpille, Z. aug. - Die 0leiul
tate bon 56 bon 116 Counties 9eben Wtc
@reerp, benz ben1ofratiiAen @anbibaten, etne
Otebrbeit BON 1000 Sttmnen iiber oas So'
tum Don 1871 Su @uniten Qeslie'S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-09
Grf6airEMff0 ffiid1ttaer xserhre6irr

OenUer, Col, 7. aug. - &pan s.
5al unb 5arrp Geisbton, swei beiperate gur,
ld)en, pelhe fiirSlt9 bier aus bem 9efGuq.
nlile eutiprungen paren, tpurOen pergan9ene
gta9t bel benz Seriu6e, iie feitsunebulel,
pridanlfpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-09

Ea Bel ntfr fetne Nigcntcn angefteHt Fno,
faufet
Fingers tttto aHe Mrten
Nabmaid)inen
son be.n oeutlben asenten
s.1.. Nyieor. gSito,
. Nr. 7S, Wef Baltimore Strafe,
ano ipart oas @efo, wefdes auberenfalis Den Otdfz
Tern geeeben fuiro. cs-t-
Weparatureu lperoen prompt unb btGis beiorst.
(ApriIt5, ,t2UiteD y-
9r Sd pttfanfe Die Some, Ginger, Secor,,
@rouer & Baters, gBilcor & @ibb:s, Wbeelet gSlz
lou=, amereanz, gleesz, @eebz uno ale anoeren
Nabmaibinen,
iotpie aud ollie grttfel i'm gtdbmaibineusG Geibdfte
Usaibinen permietbet unb reparirt. Dan iprebe 6ei
nus Dor s. r. We3emmcp.
SIR. 1856, gBeft Sabettez, unterbalb
ISf-) Der SoiparoIraGe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-09

py 9eiu artiteI. Der bel idwaCber Gjelunbbett TO
miriam mare. wIe Siebis's ddSftees yiinos
IeiidI 4SrtrGtt In EiRtensBlaihen, 1T bis ebt entz
oedt poroen. Q5S,8} zUgl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-09
Smduouua.

Die Sunoirungs= s=Gommiifion bat fid bis
gum september uertaqt.
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sReiial Noti,e1t.
Baltimore
fir anfnranfr Ntfrp

firf 9nCuranfe Office,
eIowet=@de BON Snntb= nmS gSater= straBe.
Sieie @eieljhaft periidert fortpdbrenb sesen Serz
luit ooer Shaben our6 granbunsldd iosuo6l in Der
Staot, ipie i'm sanbe, ale arten bon gisentbunl,
Wobn>, eabenz uub g8aarenbduer, San6elssiter,
Aderbau= Brobufte, Nobeln, 5aus @erdtbidaen,
i'm Sau besrffene ODER i'm Safen in subun9 6eiiuoz
lihe SahrSeu9e u. I. 70.
Oas SirettorurI 6eebt aus foIgenben 6erren:
2B III. G. s arriI on, YrdfSeut;
Geo. u. Sders, E. Ro6t. Sentius,
Sapib g. gBilion, 6. Uiorton Steipart,
Nraucis 3. Sing, 9. s. yiepcomer,
6enrp Carroll, Srpille 0oripie,
u. g. Steuart, %. %. 9aplor,
98m. $. Srune, Ssrael Cohen,
s.. D. 8apff, @eor9e9 9arriion.
gBm. 8. Bennington.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno peitere Nabri4t iiber
bic 9eieaihaft Dirb In Der Office, SiouehzG6e BON
Sout1z unb gBateritraBe, ertbett, no aud ale Iufz
trdge iofort erleoi9t fueroen. Serherun9en neroen
auf ir9eno eine 6rff an9euommen. pelte Der Appli=
tant mimi iheu mag.
(San1,1SO ar. gSooouortb, Setr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-09
Sermii@te AnSeigc1t.
. ie BE It E g orte
Gement
tta6 ealctnirter WSrtel.

900O 6aB caIeintrteu W0rteI uno
OVUU S5ab yeemarf= uno 8oienoaIe>Semen
raIter cele6rirter Brano").
Dieter ~Brauo" III Der on nte(farbiee 6 E.
m IN t. ipopon man letdt orei 3beile Sauo Il. 3rpe
Sbeile Cement 9ebrauben Tam.
gs matbt quite uno oauerhafte arbeit nit ,uei
5beile Sano uuo eiuem 3heil @elnent uuo fir cute
Steinzgrbeit bier Gbeile Sauo gu einem 3bei( @es
ment; 800 Biuno fino Elm SSaB, fpeIdes bier Bui6el
eutbdlt. Siees lit elm @erpinnit Don "a bis Il Bus
Ihel iber ole auoeren BRANDS"
i00 isdfier ensIiidbem WortIano Sement
HUI 81 pertauien bel 8. Senrg 8ieSe,
pr- 21, spears ISerfte
f2S,34,40,6,52,S g.. .70,6,82,S,94Sj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-09
Smrd,tbare @rplpiton. = Gim @r=
ienaI lit nte Suft geHo8cn. -
Gtn &nabc Spfort 9etootet, 4
lebens8efdbrltd1 It. ette Wen8e

bt1abelpbia z. Qug. - 9egen Ill
ubr berte Wforgen fanb in bem SunOeS 9lr'
female 81 SrioesbIrg, etlpa flint Wteilen alls
berbalb Der Staot in Der %. 8aro am
Sranffort.Sad)s, nabe oeifen WfiinOuug in
ben Selaware, gelegen, etne fur6tbare Grploz
ion itatt, bic man nleienmeit pernabm. Die.
lelbe geldab in bem 2aboratorium1, mo- ettun
16 anabel bamit beihdftigt lparen, beit,d=
bigte Uietall Yatronen anfSubreden. Sr.
@ia, Der itd in Der Nahe Der l1u9liidsltdtte
befanb, iagte aus, baB er beutltd) Die Grploz
iion elner Batrone geh0rt, Der balo mebrere
fol9ten, poranf ipater baS gauge @ebdube
einltiirste. @in Snabe, Sames Mc2anghlin,
Dnrce iofort 9etDbtct, einer, @jeorg 3iaer,
erlag balb ieinen Serletungen, ntehrere anoere
iperben rpabrIfeinlidl iterben mlifen unb Die
llebrigen iino ale i6mer perlett mGrben. Die
gtamen berielben fino: Sobann Meblrole,
gSm. McGgtullen, @eOra 3illsr, 'SoiparO
| Stringer, Daniel HoB, Sobaun @ure, 9ll-
bert Seller, Charles Dearborn, Solepb Sar-
rel, @m. 9iebl, 9owaro 4ltefi,us, @omilnb
| Sbielos, Soiepb 8ansanat, Sr. 2ub, gSm.
| 8ntter, Somarb unb @rrpin. Die Seanlten
bes Arienals iinb: Sberit=eieutenant 8. s.
Sreabpea, @ommanoant, Capt. sSranf $.
8bipps, @apt. @m. Yrt:e uno 2ient. g. S.
glunt. 4nBerbem befiuben ftd bort Ger
geanten, 5 Corporate unb 81 @emeine. Oas
| Yollsetboot ging iofort init etner 9lnsabl
4erste mad Der lln9lidSIfatte ab. SIM Nos
pember b. s. nur6en Yeronen infolqe elmer
@rploion 9et0otet. Die Gufregung lit ielblt,
| berltGn0l1d] ungebeuer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-08-09
Mbret5e oes Garotnals WtcGlosfeD
ttQd1 GtroOQ.

q ms 9orf, Z. aug. Cardinal
IcGlosfep iegelte beute Morgen in Segleis
tung leiues Yripat' Sefretdrs nad @nropa
ab. Cine arobe Insabl fatboliider @eiitz
liher uno 0aien batte iid an Der @erfte
periammelt, nm Dem Cardinal cine uslii dlid)e
9ieiie" su miinid)en, uno Wtitglieber Der
,,&atholiiden llnion" iiberrei6ten ibm eine
abreiie, in Der fte ibrer 2opalitdt unb Singe.
buns on bic Stride unb ben HI. Sater auSs
brud gaben. Man bate erlt Die abiidt &c.
babt, einen 9ampfer 81 iilietben, Inn benl
ifeibenben &tr6eufiiriten Die Sal hiuab Oas
@eleite 81 geben, aaein bieier piinid)te jebe
Oemonifration 5u permeiben uno 10 hanh
n1nn hnn hieien1 Nnrhnher1 oh
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@ertdjte a,ts Oem sSa0erett Scs

= {SaanOuu9sOeriua.) 3wei 0eser IN
terRabnen an p. Sull aui cine iuuge Sou
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@eiammtbetcag aaer aussaben SIS, 1922

@innabme Ger Staat8. .GroblOge i'm
Oeriloficnen Sabre ............ s530.52
Pro5ente al bic Ser. ct. t..9rOBloge
BON 1871 0iitglieocru &entS $31.42
&apital Der StautS. .GroBloge am /.
Suli oieie8 Sabres ........ $256.3O
Die Salour @raoenloge5u Baltimore Sdblt
76 Ntit9lieoeru. bat Elm &apital bon $l66.50.
Serseidnib DER unter9eorDneten 2oaen:
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0ermttShte 9epeSd)ett a1tS
Wetp Wprf.

9aep,Dorf,7 Z. an9uit. - Sob er0fi.
nete 113s.
: Ser 9ampfer ugermauic" BON eioer'
pool angefomnten.
Ser 9ampfsr u@isconiin" bon 2iuers
pool eingelallfen.
Der SragDbe Sarrn Su1ipanfam geiteru
bier nit benz Sampfer ,@ermanlc" BON Der
- y@bites Star>9 9inie," fpelfer bic Sahrt bon
Queenstown bierber in SaGen maflte, an.
@r mar begleitct bon ielrem Sruber q Guilt
BON, Sranl. 9ouiie Sibbert bonn Qoubouer
SaietDs3beater unb Srn. Sames S. @ath.
cart, ipeldbe i'm bel ieinen 0ariteaungen un.
teritiiten nerben. @r wirb oaS Sootb'i6t
3beater am 80. au9uft nit benz r5amlet"
besinnen. ....
- ar6ibalb garter & Comp, welde cir
aornhanblungs- ltnb &onmiiiionsgeld1df
betrieben, baben beute ibre 3ablungen ein9e'
ite1t. Die llriade biersu mar, baB iie BIZ
ibnen idlulbi9en Setrdge nidlt einfaiiirer
fonnten. Mian balt bafiir, baB bic Suipen'
birung nur cine seitmeilige iein werbe, oa BIZ
9lftipa Die Yaiiiua nm elm Sebeutenbes iiber.
ffhretter
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Wsoore's gbolera, ltno 9iarrbSe,
s,s-. Wtirtur
Bic heiBe Tuft-Kuhbeer0e

Don Qawion guBeiien uuo benz soloenen
MebaileuzSefieleiien
ano ieber on ft islst porsisli6, uuo ilnb in Stu'
Fd,t Ser @rcelen5 nidbt 5u nbertreffen.
@ontraffe fir SeSuns ourdb irseno eines berfelben
oeroen abseibloiieH pom
u. q. gDppo & GeMf.,
(Ysrif15tSy) gGe Der Baltimore II. @utauifrabe.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08
POLITICAL.

The Iowa Republican State Convention met
at Dcs Moines on the 30th ult., and nomi-
mated: For Governor, eX-Goy. Samuel j.
Klrkwood; Lieutenant.Governor, j. q. New
bold; Supreme Judge, Austin Adams; State
Superintendent, A. Abernethy. The plat
form adopted favors the gradual resumption
of specie payment and a tariff for revenue so
adjusted as to encourage home industry; de-
clarcs that the Republican party of Iowa is
opposed to third term, and demands that all
railway and other corporations shall be held
in Just subsection to the law-making power,
etc.
The California Democratic State Conven-
ton, held at san Francisco on the Both ult.,
nominated William Irwin for Governor. Res
olutions were adopted-condemnato Of the
Republican party and Administration; in
favor of tariff for revenue only, and of q
currency convertible into gold and silver at
the will OF the holder; and declaring
it the right and duty Of the Leg
isiature to regulate corporations, whether
railway, gas telegraph, water or otherwise,
to limit their charges in the interest of the
public. and to compel them to serve all citi-
zens without discrimination and at reason.
able rates, etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

The total damage by the late inun iation of
the Garonne region was estimated on the 2Sth
at about Gl5,OOO,OOO. The Lowest estimate Of
deaths in the flooded districts was 1900.
Fearful foundations have recently occurred
in Bohemia, Moravia, Corinthia, Tyrol and
Beriat, with considerable loss Of life and i'm
mense destruction Of property.
The court Of inquiry appointed to investi-
gate concerning the loss of the Schiller made
their report to the British authorities on the
2sth, attributing the loss OF that steamer to
the neglect Of the officers in not using the
lead as they were directed in thick weather
Edmund Jones IL Co., London agents OF
the Burmese Government, failed on the 2sth
for nearly 100000.
furious thunderstorm passed over Buda,
Hungary on the 2sth, accompanied by hail
in immense quantities. The dispatch says
the surrounding hills and the roofs Of the
houses were covered with ice TIVE feet thick
Everything movable was swept from the
streets into the river. Over 800 persons
were missing, OF whom at least 100 were
thought to have been killed.
a London dispatch announces the recent
The great shooting mach between the
American and Irish teams occurred near Dub
lin, Ireland, on the Goth ult The shooting at
800 yards range was won by the Irish team
by single point out Of 615. The shooting
of the 1000 yards range was won by the
Americans by score Of 303 against 300. The
entire match was won by the American team
by score of 967 to 929.
The total damage by the recent floods in
France was $24,O0O,000.
Ferdinand, the ex-Emperor of Austria, died
at Prague on the 29th
The successor of Baron Senborn, late Aus :
trian Minister to the United States, was an.
nounced on the Goth ult. es Count Hoyosprin-
Zenstein.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08
DOMESTIC.

dispatch has been received at the Indian
Bureau in Washington from Indian Inspect
or Daniels, dated June "a, in which 1t is
stated that the Red Cloud and Spotted Tail
Indians had signed an agreement to rclin-
quish their rights in Nebraska for the sum Of
81, 600 In horses, cows, wagons, etc.
A tornado passed over the northwestern
part Of Detroit city on the evening of the
eth. Its path was about 800 feet wide, and
thirty houses, besides outbuidlngs, etc.,
were destroyed. Four persons were killed
and many others injured, some seriously.
The Secretary of the Treasury has directed
the Assistant Treasurer Of the United States
at New York to sell 81 GOO, 600 OF coin on each
Thursday during the month of July. The
total amount TO be sold Is 5000 600
The Comptroller Of the Currency has noti-
fled the Secretary of the Treasury that the
amount Of outstanding lcgaltcnders durin.
July would be 1915, III $50.
Several Cincinnati water works collectors
snd an eXTrustee have been indicted for en-
bczzlement of the public funds and for NAL
feasancc In office.
DR.. j. " Harris, Health Officer at Key
West, Fla, in n telegram of the Goth ult. an
nounces that the yellow fever was prevailing
there as an epidemic.
McDaniols the Muncie train robber who
was confined in the Lawrence {kan.) JAIL es-
capped with three of his comrades on the
night Of the eth ult. A Sherih's posse came
up with them ON the 2Sth ult some five miles
west OF Lawrence and fired. McDauiels was
mortally wounded and aiterward died. His
comrades escaped.
The United States Treasury Department
was reorganlzed on the 3oth ult,, under the
Kellogg bill. The salaries of all bureau Of.
fcers and chiefs and assistant chiefs of divs-
ions have been increased, but the general
force of the Treasury will by this bill be re-
duccd to the extent of SSi employees, at say.
ing, it is claimed, OF $500, 600.
Pemberton, who recently Killed Mrs. Blng'
ham, in Boston, for the purpose of securing a
small sum of money, has been tried, con.
yiCted and sentenced TO be hung.
At Lima, Ohio, on the 30th ult., Mrs John
Courtney attempted to build fire with coal
oil, Tn" usual explosion followed and she
was fatally burned.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08

"CNSER Fritz" two eldest sons are
upon pedestrian trip in Germany,
They travel in strict iRcogaito, aecompa,
MED only by their tutor. At Goecke's
hotel, III Fri,zlar, the eXcurSionists. look.
ing perhaps rather tired and travel.
stained, ordered coffee, for which the
landlord CONSIDERABLY charged only two
silbergroschen a head, on the ground
that his guests were probably "a couple
OF sChool6oys on trip from CaSsel." In
another place their order for three rooms
was bluntly refused, and they were 9TH
erwise treated with a contemptLouS dis.
regard, for which miLe host could not
ind sufficient apologies rs soon ~ he
had been made acquainted with the real
character of his visitors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08

A Washington dispatch OF the Both ult. says
Secretary Delano had not abandoned his de-
sire to retire from the Cabinet, but the
period at which this mig hit take place was un-
certain.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08

Nor very long since the wife of the
professor, Mrs. Agassiz, rose one morn
ing and proceeded, according TO custom,
to put on her stockings and shoes. At a
certain stage of this process little
scream attracted Mr.. Agassi1' attention,
and not having yet risen hesleaned anx-
iously upon his elbow, inquiring what
was the matter. "Why, Professor,
little snake has just crawled out of my
boot" said she. "Only one, my dears'
returned the professor, calmly lying
down again; There should have been
three" He had put them there to keep
them warm. Pleasant man to have in the
house, particularly in ones sleeping
room.-NeU York Letter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08
Value Of Life III Russia.

Last month the military tribunal Of
Warsaw tried case which, in England
would have produced an immense sense
ton, and which is well worth NOTICING for
the extraordinary state Of feeling which
it reveals in society. A staff captain. ona
Karpoff, was indicted for the willful mr..
der OF rural magistrate named Kozinen
ko. He had gone to the village where tho
Judge was stationed, placed himself ON
the road where the Judges carriage mn.t
pass, and deliberately shot him Witho,lt
warning, at the risk of killing the secre.
lary by his side instead The wounded
man got out. karpotf fired again. rolled
with his victim into ditch, and when he
saw that life was gone professed " his heart
lighter" and went to give hir' self up. He
was sentenced to Siberia, bit the court
will intercede with the Emperor, so that
he will only be confined in fortress for
two years, without degradation or loss Of
any right. Now, this savage tragedy and
absurdly mild punishment are the result
of that antagonism between the military
men and the civilians which still charac.
terizes Russian life and Russian military
views about dueling. The original
cause of quarrel, or rather the pretext, was
a miserable question of chair for lady
at ball. The two men had hated each
other, and the civilian seems to have been
in the habit of saying bitter things about
war and officers. Explanations followed
the ball scene, and the affair seemed ended,
the Judge disclaiming offense. Kar,
potf then is told that Kozinenko goes
about with dog, which is said to aaye
frightened him, Karpoff, out of demand.
ing satisfaction at the late interview. This
report leads to scene in public garden.
during which the officer gives the lie al.
rect and receives blow on the cheek. OF
course a duel must follow 1t appears
that Kozinenko never really refused TO
fight, but that karpotf, through the fault
of one of the seconds, thought he did.
These details are unimportant. The Off.
GERS sign round robin generating Kar-
potf from all stain on his honor, and the
evidences show him to have been studi.
Gus, quiet-living, promising officer; yet
he believes that his honor required him to
murder kozinenko, and those in COM
mand over him evidently thought that he
could not act otherwise. Such is TIE
present state of public opinion about duel
ing in Russia. Among the officers of the
guard at the present moment there is an
association the members of which have
bound themselves not to refuse challenge,
and to my knowledge very high person
age indeed expressed his approval of this
undertaking to fight, and his conviction
that it tended to prevent disputes among
those who had signed it.-iSt. Petersburg
Cor. L0ndOn Standard
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08

THE st. Johns Freeman says tina: the
quantity OF Holsters taken in the Proviu-
cisl fisheries amounts to about $500, 900
cans annually.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-07-08

BAH" said John Hepry,s hopeful 70
= small boy who wanted to whip him,
:" yon couldn't lick q postage-stamp"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1875-10-18

,s,sP Pacing is peculiar manner OF equine
progression. Peculiar in many respects
otherwise than as system of locomotion.
Il il unknown in England; and in that
country, so famous for all species OF line
horses, the nearest approach is the am
bling pony, which more resembles the
singie-ioosedracker than the pure Ameri-
can PAGER. The amble or rack is merely
the walk very much accelerated, one loot
touching the ground before the Others.
while the PAGER moves the right fore and
hing leg simultaneously-of course the
same being the case with those on the left
side. Mex, 70 the gallop the pace is the
fastest gait the horse can show, although
Tia. gssaasr attention paid to the cultivation
Of the trotting step in the last few years
has placed the fastest mile at either pac-
ing or trotting to the credit of Goldsmith
Maid. J6dlL the fastest mile to wagon
was made by the PAGER Pocahontas,
241FsK2 The fastest two miles. the fast
+. est four and ,five-mils races have all been
made by PAGERS. California takes an inn
mense lead of all the other States in the
number and speed of this class OF horses.
Indiana will rank second, while in many
sections it Is 20 rare that no provisions is
made for them in premiums lists OF pro
grammes. San Francisco Chronicle.