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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

. : IN pltf " Atibl. ISl1.
Sa Die StgdBenz Surtbbruh5z& ommiildre eincn
uollen nno oerbeierten 9erift iber Die anidee unb
Sergitunsen bes SdJiiehens ber 1bt Hnne,
bon Der 9iebt=S bis I,;r Daaee= Strafe,
in meinem 8areau nieoer9elegt, 10 made i'd bcrnEi
6etann, eas Die Sidler uno gldnc biuiiftlidl otrs
icl6en I'M StGot>Te9 iifrotors> YiireGu pd1reno 80
5aaeu Sur Giniidt iir ale intercirteu erieuen 9e@
ofinetien peroeu fpG9reno melher 3eitpOn oer @ntz
idleionna Der eommiidre in trgeno ctnern G1eribte
iuehes Gsridt5 hdrfett oaritber hcfet, appelatton
eiHgeIegt peroeu tann.
lSS.3,-2.sl Sohn ". @o6b, 9ieaiitrator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Rabrid)t pirb 4errnit 8e9eben, bar llute3eifuctcr
8onmaflt snr 2SerpGItuns ocsgtadloies Der oabier
perFtorb. SlaeoaleRc Nieger erbalten bat gtae,
Die 8oroerun9en an oieieR 94be6 boben. lucrs
Ssa 9sr tertns bg ann @ Gs aSt9gsm
uno 9elteno 5n madben, ober Su gemdrti9en, oas Ne
ibrer gnlprihe on oteien 9iG6laB seieet iir per=
lnitig ertlart peroeu mogen. Gne, bic 3ablGnoeR
an 6ieien gtdnidS Su MAIDEN 9aben, luereeH bteys
nit an9eforoett, ioIde uuuer5d9ldl on Rnter,eids
nete 81 leieu; no Hidlt IL miro eeri6tli9 ein9e-
ihritteu
(3l9-5,ff,7) 0puiS 9nauf,, gom.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01
Moro In ssbite snlps,,r.s spr;aos.
sS,pci @idnner tootcn lid, ee-
Qcf,feiti0.

ct. gouis. Wto., 81. 3ci. 49, Nm ucrs
9augcuen Samitd9 gerietben 8uilcr nno Sic.
mcntS bon fredericksburg, HoD 9Ounp, DO,
megeu ettuaS Sranntmein III Streit nobel
Clements bic bciben eGuie ieincr Siidie auf
6uIler entlub. SbmObl gctterer fat benz
SoOc nahe mar, itieB CT Dem @noeren Ood
nod cin Wefer III OclI 9cib, 10 oaB Die Gin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01
g. rintnttae &dlfe.

Goronto, ean., 81. 3esbr. - oeute
0torger1 llbr setgte bas thermometer am
Barp Slns 50 @raO Inter 9tull; i'll Srilla
81 Gr. II, g.; i'll Sttama, 20 @r. II. &C.; in
9rodpille 16 gr.; in 8inaitOn 10 @r.; 90
ronto 9r.; DtOutreal II ST.; Quebec Is
@Sr. II. 9tua ltnb i'll Saliiar Zero.
Soiion, 81. 9e3br.-Sn gang Wer-@n9-
tano berridte seiterll cine fltrbtbare &dlte; ;
in Jelp>Sampibire iiel baS Sbermometer so
Grab inter gtna
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01
2ss Or. I. s. aliogaoR,

WaAtotgerbee Dt RtndelL
Er, iBg, ghcnsoagstiei, obetbalp ehiaiotta9s.
ldbue meT0en burtbaua obut @blrerltu NIT Nulit
bs5 tahaaltS 0u9gt,Oaen gGn3s @eplts mt VSu''i'
aij,abnca 70 bilta, lpic &iu uae pafehe 9atahllIi
Diln fomirt unb lChe no bieitlbtn az. 5anns inlt
st,trm tSoi0t api tlnt n5tshaIiht @tlit gdhut "
mao bbhrr. Rtdenen m3Thea oe9lt1nn, bier p1ftn'
lpwGtn, che hr dahsrsue biaDthsn, % ele Hasllis
Nicn Ilr eic auatabmnn alter SiUelgs oet Sa1ns
srtnslfitnN uiht uBtsifotfyn tpttoen t1nuen. Aie
Suite hu0 ehr ntebTia, ano pte que aIst'' aniah'
Ilrs. Lle dAsld,dit W ~ iehd Attt aeeHasts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01
Ifrfiuruirn.

pa elm sc.ad,t In ngr gtabtclenIirt, oab vI aus
vtrgauirn Mn infer Gt1ait auilngrbeu 10 etaretien
mir bieie tAeleaenbelt nla unleteu Hunbtn nhb hcm
BnbItfam ansilSsi9en, naG mir nnter Ssltdft u /
auTAebeu, (onoern ngr Nsemfdleuhaare sum
a9pgeiie pertauten, utn uuerea Gertoth Su rennsts
ret gtir BADEN 100 8aaraehe,bie oon $3.50 biS 30
pto Ssld, lgeIde mir Snm Actenpree absanen ters
ntf 800 haros brIettce Al 3} eea.s nHe tlfnrer io
lale Gin GugemcaeS AiorllmcHt pen oeatpaarcn,
NsarbhrIieh, Qdmmen II. Sartnm,rlTn. Ulan iprebt
por IN VIZ. B2, seriaafonlirahe, uuo bsebe h9 est
GlaaTen z. Ssannsref.
I1antt.tQsl Rr az, feriuafpnttrdfif.
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anlpcftcr. Wlasfcrapc.

DiObi lc, Slla., 81. 0e3br.-9is oMptic
SocieD" bon Diobile iiibrte beute slbenb tbre
DioSferoOe ami. Die Gombelions braGten
Gpiioben aus Der iiioiiten @eidifte uub
bic ,,StriterS" Scencn ans 6omer Sur auf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01
gcroftsla fattm 8ebetIt tueroeml
73old0alis


furirt Scroiula, Rbeumatismus, Saspepfe, begin;
nenbe Aus5ebraus, Sront6citeu Der eeber uno De,
Mereu, Sauttranfbeten uno alie eeioeH, iuelte bon
Der llnreinlibfeit oes Blutes berriibren.
Dian leie ioIsenoeu Brief oes Srn. U. @. 9arbsns
BON Rihmono, 3D.:
nGn sic Sisenthdmer Der pIolaoaIts"!
Dleine rren!-Set 12 Sa9reu leoet u,ene Hrau
fton an Glsemeiuer Sdpdde NIT eirer 9innei9uge
5u Waieruht CUR iel6en 3eit 6atte lie aid an6flt
bon eHn9eR Ser6lutun9en unb in Der 1bat ale
Symphonic pom Sdpin6iuht. Sie oeriudbte piele
uno peri6iebeue Seilnltte, jeoot obne Grfols, bis
lie ben @e5rau6 Der pR o FAB ali s" anfin9, NOS
bur9, na9oem ne eintse 6lai9en einsenommen, iis
3u ibrer frIberen @}eiuuo6ett uno Stdrte Suridses
iIbrt pnrbe nno iest Elm Bib pon pofiser @eiunb>
bet lit. r6 s" III Elm SausftanbsgBort BEL
uus uuo uuiereu gtabbarH,"
Y4ir empjaHsen tG9li1 GertiHfate bon Yerlonen
aus aIen @epenoen, uno uniere Dlebi3in Dr6 non
ben 9eIdidtefeu Mer5teu bie9er uno auoerer Stdots
Der Sereinisfen Staaten peri9rie6en. Maau mus fe
uur perufen, um BON i9rer 5eiltraft i6erseu3t gu
iperben. 3n ba6en BET allen Drosnifen.
Clements C Gomp., @i9entbhmer,
Ypr(tf ia.E.,fS) 9tr1. @ommerceitr.. Baltimore.
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sofa1s Serid,fe aus Ma;l1itatom

2S NJ H9ton, 81. Oe5enlber.- 0egen
IL ubr uer9angene 9tad)t brad in benz Sc
gierungS in Der Snti6en Der 6. mo I.
unO Der 6. unb S=StraBe gelesenen 9laeD,
III tueldem fid 10 YierOe, 4 8agen unb bas
Daau geb0r1se @ei1irr befano, 6euer aus.
Der Seuerwebr aelang es, trOtoem oaour1
cine SerSEgerung entitanb, baB oas Seueriig-
nal snerit bon cinem nHri9tigen 41armfaien
ansging, be:t SranO auf Sen Stall III be-
idrdnfen. Nahoem DaS Seuer gelDift mar,
fanb man ben 80rper be8 Stullfne6tes, oes
NeserS @eorg @arier, f0rmlid1 gerDltet Dor.
0erielbe fam nm 412 llbr na6 ,5auIe unb
aiinbete wahri9einlid) in benz Sfeu in ben
Rdunlen oberbalb beS StalleS Elm 6euer an,
pelfe8 iid bem iibrigen @ebdube mittbcilte
uno puroe bann Der ge9er i'm Shlaie bapon
iiberraiAt. Ser Coroner prroe bon Dem
Sale benadrifti9t, lebnte aber etne 2eiden.
i9au ab. Der angeriftete Saaben belduit
itd) allf ltidlt mebrsals $500, ba Bferbe, gSaz
gen II. |. no. porber gerettet murben.
= Seute ytahnliNag fanb ba8 2ei6eubez
9an9uiB bes BaitorS Der gSeit= Bresbpterianer=
STRIDE, beS @briu. $. yt. Goombs, Der am
perfloiienen Sountage Selbitmoro beaiua,
inter e;uer grOBen 2beilnabme BON @eiitliz
deH Der perl1ie0enlten Oenominationen itutt.
- @c9en llbr beute Wtorsen gerietb, mie
man glaubt, ourb bic grpioiou einer 9ampe,
in Dem Sabn5ofSidluppen Der Baltimore
Botemac Giienbabn" ein Yullmann'iher
Sd)lQTmaQQou in Srano.
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- Der Gertiorari 6au EloesoS muroe
beute i'm Generui ScrnIlH auf9eruien. Der
Stfritts anmalt mar lebpd nodl nid)t fertig
unb Der Sau nuroe bis gum ndd)len 0ienS.
tag oertagt.
: Solepb g. 8arnum, eiu pronliueEter
Rs6tSanpalt, ifarb belIte bier.
- Or. Charles DC Ntoort, dngeflagt, Sas
uuebeltd)e 8ino Der Sate Gtel crmOroet Su
baben, miroe beTtc BON Der @oronerS SurD
freigeiproden.
= gS. SbomaS, oar Sobn oes 9SirtheS
SbomaS su Nicctomu Vanc, gerietb in Der
sSutbid,ait oes eettsren nit S8m Marber
Ill Streit uno t1btete beulelbcn. Nui ben
9fatb leineS 9lnipates ltellte er lid, ielbit Der
BOli;ei, bebauptet absr i'll Selbltoertbsibi=
gnng gebanoelt 81 baben. Der Teritorbene
bInterldBt etue Srau nno uier &lnber.
= Sente muroeu s1,l00,000 nad) europa
perIblht, bdrunter 81 ,04l 900 in gtpragtem
Solse unb Der 9teit in Silbcrbarreu.
Der Sotusmpro tn Ybileoctpbia.
Rb labelp b ia, Semi, 80. Se;. -
Dian bat etu SienltmaNdeu geiuuben, baS in
oem 5auie oes Sri. Mirter gemohnt bot, in
meldlem Sohanna Ntorriiou in Sol1e etner
rerntten Ibortiou 9et0btct morben lit. Sic
hat lbre AnsIa9e iber atles, ,uas fe bon Der
Sdd)e meiB, Su Yrotofoa gc9ebelt. Sic iagt,
baB Or. Berpente nit Der Sad)e nidltS al
tbuH gebabt bat, uub iis gibt 5rl. Rirtcr ais
Die Stuloiae ur. Su Solsc Der pon bicier
.3engln erIaugten 9niormatou finb Serbuf-
tungsbeieble gegen alle i'll oieier 9(ngelegen-
beit compromittirtcn Yerioueu erlOiicn NOR
ben.
Woro In gSbite Snipbnr Spriaas.
S bite SulpburzS SpringS, gSelt-
Sa., 81. 9e5br.-a. 3. 8atiou, iriiber in
0ti6mono, 3d., pobnbait, lueld)cr fiir3lih
IN Sreenbrier Bridge cn @eid)dit fiibrte,
muroe beute Morgen i'm lterbenbeu :5uitanbe
in leinem Saoen 9efrnoen; Der Shdhel uuO
Die Stnulaoe luaren ibm ,erlbmctttrt. Dian
bat teine Spur BON ocn Sbdter.
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Gianrr,s llnlfn-Rnhnpn!prr

etie,t,u rsuQl unb madt Die Sahne weiB, lol't ben
A,sinOeit eb. unb peretabtri bos Sro0ben etr
SabnC, Die EaCon oer hahld ~ utu, nicblip, bs'
auem uab ipauGm. 4,ct8 % oehts. 81 Q1Otn,
Gnen Wpotbet-n nnb 4Toautasp pdnoiuuatn.
,5uoA 4 lgUltcfl
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III GoneOrGia.
s Dsnt(tjes Tbsater.
artiliiider Direttor........ eIuitap sd,eyeube,a.
8apehme'acr ..Tssni. Z &,. Woiepaio
y. abonHementssSorreluHg.
Seente, oen l. 5auuGr 1879,

sttlihtiWtl OlltItpl....... @ttnac Sdletsube.0.
8dpellmeiaCr -. ..gspI Z IS. Wo5epaip
y. Announcements SorlteIuHg.
SseHte, oen |. SdnuGr 1879,
gum eriten UiaIe
,Ste @aiG)incmhaner,"
Fore NIT 9efang uno 3anS in abtbeilungeH uRo
6 8tIoern oon y. gEeirGnb, Wiuit uon ". Fang.
WtoBes Sr6lciter sSeue 5eFpratiunen Grus
,Ber Sbor! Teft1"a Der Naidiinenbauer
ysene SsfctattoneU, In stroett befinoIide
Waidltnen, Wooeae uno GubIcae, oe3u per=
Gerr9t pom 3beatermcittcr Sail S3eufer.
Gintrttsz|reis 30 Sents, reier0rte Site n @ents.
8Glen sSeifnuns ubr. Segnn Der Soritelnns
prdce llbr.
gieierUirte giee fnb ilets am Gage Dor Der gsorz
teulHa BON | bis lllr uno am 3ase Der Sorftel=
lung pon bis llht III Der "Goncoroia" Su ba6eH.
(3t3-D
aB- Safob lsatn9er, Yranoent.
:. ,. gSpeeler, Jun, seaiSires
Ctrdber an Der ngrten ytationabaut").
Sic SrObcrs' & Med)anies' Sauf
tan Baltimore"
BON Der Geiessetun9 in ibrer GeeteH Sieuns nit
Dem 6reibriefe perleheH, wiro
@ontSg, pen 4. Sanunr 1875,
in ibrem
tcaen Sanfeebauoe
Tprotucit=@6e Der YaItimpre: uno 6aregz
Straf,e
ibre Sbatigfeit cr0iineu.
@eihaItsitunoeH uon frih bis 9ndmittaa5 rbr
Sm geTse auer Gei6disuerbiu0ungen lit Die
Sant Ilr Den Setrteb zines algemeinen SGnt5ez
idl1ts IN alien ieineu 3Dei9en beItens oorberetet.
Beon0ere Iufmertlamteit miro Der Sintafiirun9oon
IuDciiun9eu, lYebien, Coupons u. /. 10. bier uub
On anoeren BGdten 9e9en liberaIe Staten gerpiomet,
uno nm Sepofiten erIubt.
(i-),S,tO,2 is, IS, ,2il,2 los 30, 2.3,6)
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@imc @erfad,er,.n8sacieaFd,aft sum-
gSauferDtt aefttebesa.

8oiton, 81. 0e5br. = 0as Sbergcrid,t
bat Die immermdbrenDe Snbibitton gegen Die
,,uniip Mutual sife Snlurance.Gomp. "oieier
Staot beitdtist unb Smet liallez@uratoren
nurncn ernaunt. Gin Serlub miro genad)t
mersen, Die @ompaSnie Sn nreorganiitren; Die
ier biirfte iid jeOod) alS nuslos ermetlen. =
Die Seamten baben nit pen SonoS Der Se=
Iellidait Ill riidfd)tsloS Ipefaift,
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Nntet=WNeD.

9r. 6. Sin Der Gfe Der SlospeItieteoer B.nn=
IulpaniozI Iuenue uuo Der Horolpeitieite Der
Baferitrase GufdH9euo, baum iIoWeftG6 an
Der gtoroipeItieite Der BaferItrdBe uu9eid6r
t29 Sus 3ua bis 8afer=2leu ge6euo, baun
nor6nehi1 on ber gioroofteite ber 8afrrz
aaep uu9eIdbr 55 sui 61a !3ou bis an ole
SnooIilinie oes Bldtes 5tr z, aIiciIirt an
uuo nutbmaBtidb iSreoertd Rice geboreno,
oaun noro0itlicb tdHgs be0Sten Blasc5 up1
gejd6r f3U1z SUP bis BenniglpautG4glpenu
Damn iiooflidh on Der Siopefieite oer9ennz
ipluauiazApeuue uugefdbr 81 iSub 61z Gan
bis Sum Iufan9e ge6eno. Ge0dutitteiteu
n6nho n@ahsf nj Sn6, Sl@ orft0dlSfiS; a5sStfta bi
Sinter9ebduoe, elm 5meifodige5 ;ieeeiIt. unb
bolSernes paus uro Elm. eiuft6fiser b0lJerz
ner Staa. aiieiiirt an 81. SirGm @jreen:
teer NIT SJj.5i
Sam.S ". g1mScr5rn, Ginne5msg,
(301G.f2.5.q)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01
pir bciBr autt- -4iptl)brcr0e

con edpiou SnBeiien uuO Dem golo,ucu
MepalItcns9eHeieiien
6uh isSeY ON lid Islbp porIhetid. mao IiHo tn cirs
Ebt Der srerGrai nlAt ~ abettreiien
eoutrattc ihr peiSuuG eurb ir8eno clnes oeidbtn
werSen abacihloiIen poh
VI. e.. sSeoo & Gomp.,
gEptlil5t5') gte her Baltimore u. 9utdwnr dBe
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lir llarilcr lianar

bot ebeint Reputation wegeu ihrerSonhal,hIdti
aobtn. Bldea nab GparamIeit IN tSeuerung uno
Nhunbuna erporbeu, mtlde9 oleielbe ilber glie anf
Wlobnh6uict mcroen iabryiyt nnb fno sum- SeTiGiie
bel III. tc. ~ Rsoo Il Is prp.,
G6e Der Baltimore uno GGtG,pitrdBt.
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SelegrapbiId,c 9epeiaen.
3nlanSs9

(9eribte ocr naiioeiirttn Brsiic" fir ben .Gori
reiponoeuten.")
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Ger 0eINmarff.

0ewzO CIT, 81. 0e5.-@elO lebbatt II.
b6ber So. gse6lel rubia aber feit 1876. @olo
feit uno bOber 1124-I12s. Stlig. feit nno
lebbaft, Sed)ier 122, '62er 1144. aftien ihlol-
len lebbaft unD felt Jtem- -Yorf Central 1913,
@rte 20, 2afe Sbore 80, SlS. Central 1014,
Yittsburs Ss4. Nortbweitern 479, prior. 6l3
RoG=Sslanb 1881.
llnterlhaeamts 8ilans: @olS s4s, ,522,-
O42; @ouraut S44.794,412.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01

giem-gorf, 81, 3e,br, = Die 8ssie.
ring lieB beute cine baibe Willion Sob ;lt
112,14 unb 1921 bier uerfaufen.
= a0nig aalafaua reiite bente na9 gieiu-
!Sapen ab.
= Ser litter Sd)atmeiiter sablte beute
$711 900 alS Snterehen unb $765, 800 fir eills
ge5ogene Sbliaatiouen ans.
= @barles @larf, Sfreiber bel einem 30.
uofaten, begigg geltern Selbitmoro. Der
ieibe erIbien IN Der lebten 3eit, als ei er Dem
Srriiure perialen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01

Gen. SDerioats TT s1etu =Srleaus.
SEEM Orleans, 81. 0e5br. - @eueral
Sberiban traf geitern 9tbeuo nit ieinemStabe
bier eiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01

III u, III Utl -NUItIItUtI WNUVlIINluBtuW@
9efGbr 4j15 BuB oitttd] pon ber Stooits gdc
Der SapetteiiraRe uno Wooeiruzglcp uu0 an
Der Sfiieite einc5 Slubes, diCiirt an uno
mutbmGBlidb eheorgeGoudman ge9oria, an
fau9eno, oGnn iiolib lungs beId9ten Blotcs
uu9efGbr 80 6us 9ebenb, Damn oitlth nu9es
tdbr 10 Sun bis an bic g8eftliuie bes Btatcs
yir. 90, aiiclitrt an uno nutbmaBtitb Gliidb.
u. 0orHep acborig, eduH uoroiidl ldHgs be-
iogteu 8laBes ungeid6r % iyuB bio iSdpeitCs
itrdBe uuo oaHu lueittt6 on Der Sii6ieite Der
SopeteinaBe nH9cIdbr 10 iSu6 bis gum ans
fnn9e 9ebepo. Standardization (9ir. j57):
Elm 6teftofi9es Siegeliteiu. gRobH9aus, elm
5iueiitodt9e5 bitto 0intersebdube uno cine
einitofi9e b6t6erne aii9c. Nheiirt an SbW.
SorueD nit s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01

@su. Wtartine, @ampoS iit az Der Spibe
Der 2rnppen, meld)e gegen i'm aeidjidt wur
ben, neil er iid iiir 4lfOnio erflart bate, in
Ssalentia eingeSogen Die Sarliltenflhrer
Oorregarap, Slpare3 iInb Nnpere iino i'll Ga.
tnIouieu eiu1eOrlIuQeU
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01

a. q. IN Der JIor0oltzGdc 0er NQmpllto6z
ittaBe mo Diabeiro=alep aufougenb, baum
noroIi6 an oer SEieite Der Wia6cirG aaep
idbr 291@ yub bis an Ole 8etliuie ocs Giltis
iirteu an uuo 5o6n Snnoermutgmd6ltd Dcs
borenoen Ytoees glr. 81, baun ihoGidb tdn1s
beiagten 8labeS un9efdbr lj0 SnB biz
Sampitenofrube uno oann lpeltlifb an Der
ytoroieite Der 9ampfe0oiraBe ungeIabr291.
Sus bis jun Inion9c 9ebeno. 65cbdulf.
feiten (gh lis): Elm Sueiltod9es 5ieaelit.
8o9n9aus, Elm t14zff6fiae5 Ditto 6inter=
9olSernes S6Iaftbous. giisiiut Ou Sun.
yBe1ucr init ;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-01-01

i'm NHtause uuo Der JleR in teIdten monntfiben
3abGuneen Ho Die 5eoiagungen, untsr Welhen
man cine
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-02
BY TELEGRAPE.


More About Nh. NesO, the Neto Treasurer.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 2.-Mr. John q.
New, United. States Treasurer elect, is
home again. He says that he has ac-
cepted and will enter Office July 1st. Mr..
New is a son of the late Rev. j. B. New.
n well-known minister, and was horn in
Vernon, Jennings county, July T., 1881.
At the age of ten years he went with his
parents to- Greensburg, Decatur county,
where he pursued a. preparatory course
ofstudy for college, and finally attended
and graduated at Bethany College, in
Virginia, about 1652, and immediately
began the study of law with Governor
Wallace, in indianapolis, but an ap.
pointment as Deputy Clerk diverted him
from its practice. After serving one
term as Deputy, he was elected Clerk for
four years longer. At the expiration of
his term he was appointed by Gov. Nor
ton Adjutant General oil Indiana, in
which Office, as before, his rare business
capacity was illustrated.
The next public honor which came to
him was his election to the State senate,
in which he served one term. Having
now control of some means, and having
developed rare business and financial
ability, Mr.. New became associated with
Mr.. VIM. English, Of the First National
Bank of Indianapolis.
Mr.. New has been twice married-frst
to a sister of Mrs. Fielding Beecher, OF
this State, and we'll known; and after
ward to Miss Bette McCrea, his present
wife. Mr.. New has already an ample
fortune, estimated at over half mill.
ion.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-02
vnws ERom TILE Old WORLD.

LONDON, April "A Tines c0rre-
spondent at Berlin telegraphs that it is
anticipated that the old laws forbidding
intercourse between the Pope and the
Catholic clergy and. Prussia, except
through the Government, will be re-
enacted, and that measures will be in
troduced wholly suspending Papal au-
thority in Prussia until the. Pope aban-
dons his pretension to cancel the laws of
the Kingdom.
Mr.. Childers, at Pontefract, last night,
gave an account Of his last American
tour. He spoke in terms Of high eulogy
OF America. The United States, he
thought, was probably the most prosper
GUS country in the world. he estimated
in fifty years it would contain one hun
dred and fifty million Inhabitants, while
the progress Of England was necessarily
limited. He forcibly presented the rea-
sons why England should seek the
friendship and alliance Of the United
States. ..
Bullion in the Bank Of England de-
creased fS2000 the past week. The pro-
portion OF bank reserve to liability is
now 34N per cent. The amount Of bull
hon Withdrawn from the Bank OF Eng
land on balance to-day is 1900.
PARIS, March 2.-The Carlists have en-
tered the Province Of Santander, and
will be followed by Don Carlos and the
bulk of his army. 1t is supposed that
they are trying to penetrate CASTLE.
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One of Manager Bateman's special
weaknesses was his daughter Kate. He
firmly believed that sucn an actress had
never before existed; that she was Sid
dons, O'Neill, Rachel, Ristori, Cusnman
and Clara Morris rolled in one. The man
who was not enthusiastic in regard to her
ne deemed his mortal foe. One evening,
during her engagement at Broadway
theater, her prejudiced papa was in front
of the house, watching the effect of
Kate's acting on the audience. The
play was "Leah." He had observed in
the parquette rather rustic person who
looked at the performance, and made no
sign of approval. After the scene of the
curse, in which Miss Bateman is partic-
ularly good, her father discovered, to his
amazement and disgust, that the strange
man did not even movea muscle. This
was too much for the paternal patience
and amiability-never very great at best.
Bateman was fairly beside himself with
rage. He seized the undemonstrative
fellow by the collar, shook him violently,
and roared out, with deal of profanity,
"You stickl you stock! you stone !-how
can you sit here unmoved while my Won
derful daughter is playing in q way that
would melt statue and thrill brazen
image OF stupidityw
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-02
All Quiet at the Aisaes-Sensafion In a
Divorce Case-Pdrd0Ned.

All Quiet at the Atsaes-Sensafion In a
Divorce Case-Pdrdomsd.
Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, o., April 2.-The latest re-
ports from the Hooking Valley Coal
Mines state that order and quiet pre-
vail in that locality, and there are no
longer any fears of an outbreak. The
white and colored miners will soon hold
mass meeting to settle all disputes.
The Neil divorce case, before Judge
Green, yesterday reached sensational
climax. The parties were divorced
three years ago, when it was decreed
that tho husband should retain the chill
dren. This was, some time after, so
modified by the Court as to allow Mrs.
Neil to have the children during three
days OF the week.
Mr.. Neil did not comply with this, and
Mrs. Neil brought a complaint that he
was guilty of contempt of Court in re-
tusing to obey its mandate. The evil
dence in the case was completed yester-
day, and, to the surprise of every one,
complainant's counsel filed motion to
remove the case to some other Judge,
and Mrs. Neil swore that she did not be-
lieve she could have an impartial hear
ing before Judge Green, who, she aver
red, had been visited at his residence by
Neil, with whom he had favorable un-
derstanding in this matter.
Judge Green was partly incensed at
this action, and refused to have any
thing further to do with the case. Mrs.
Nei's counsel, it is thought, are desir-
Gus of having the case tried by Judge
Bingham.
Geo. Woomick, who was sentenced at
Toledo about year ago, to a term of
three years. in the State Prison for per-
jury, was yesterday pardoned by Gov.
Allen.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-04-02
Paid Of-StO,sa GOods RseGUsred-Fire-
Shooting AHray.

FQt0 On-NfOien G0OQS lSecGt6Ted-RtT6-
Shooting ATray.
Special to the Star.
DAYTON, o.. April 2.-The sum of 81, 400
was required yesterday to pay of the
police force for March.
Next Monday the people of Dayton
will vote upon the question of abolishing
the market-houses.
The police last evening discovered a
dot of new gas fixtures in the canal that
had been stolen from the Shortline
depot some nights ago, and have been
identified as the property of Kelly &
Ware, this city, and are worth about
500.
The carpenter shop of Chas. Anderson
caught fire last night, and sustained
damage to the amount of 5000. The fir g
lis believed to be OF incendiary origin.
A young man named William Mccain,
employed as night watchman at the
sTreasurers office, in quarrel last even
ing with his brother fired shot at him,
which barely missed his head. He was
arrested and released ON bail.
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1te,ssss


Special to the Star.
SPRINGFIELD, o., April 2.-The La
gonda House has been sold out again to
Messrs. Atkinson &. Co., of Cadiz, o.
Mr.. Jas. s. Goode, nominated at Xenia
for Common Pleas Judge, was formerly
law partner Of Hon. Sam. Shellabarger,
and is a leading lawyer here.
Withdrawn from the race for Mayoralty.
The meeting in the interests of the
Narrow-gauge road was we'll attended
last evening. All the money required
outside of Clarke county is raised, ex-
cept $4,000. In this CITY and county
SILT, 1000 have been subscribed.
There are now only eight candidates
for the Office OF Mayor.