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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-17

GENERAL AUGUR TO KEEP THE PEACE
IN LoUIsIANA.-In the Cabinet meeting
yesterday the disturbances in Louisiana
were discussed, and IL was resolved to in
slTCct General Augur, commanding the de-
pertinent of the gulf, TO take such measures
for the preservation of the peace as he
should deem necessary under the circum-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-17

. IENNAs May Ii.-Iut TTofsst duHUuut
that the Emperor has ordered the court-ms
tial against Court KSlourat, who Kill,
Prince Auersperg in duel stepped by Writ
of his right of pardon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-17

GOV KELLoGG's INTERVIEW WITH THE
PRESIDENT AND THE ATTORNEY GEN
ERAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-17

BILL CUTTING DOWN THE PAY OF
NAVAL OFFICERs.-Mr. Willis, from the
sub committee of Naval Affairs. on the pay
OF The navy, has reported a bill making the
pay of officers correspond with the pay of
army Off GERS as reported in Gener Il Ban
ning's bill; the admiral receiving ten thous-
ard, vice admiral eight, rear aImirals six,
ard commodOres five thousand dollars, aud
so on down to the grade OF ensign CORES
pOnd1ng to that of second lieutenant in the
army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-05-17

TIE WASHINGTON NAVY YARD.-The
recommendations of the Naval Com mittee
concerning the Washington navy yard are
as follows, in the language OF the bill ''And
the yard at Washington be used only fof
manufacturing purposes under the direction
o. the Secretary OF the Navy"
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10
THE ANCIENT ORDER Of HiseRNiANs

1t would seem from the following,
taken from the Pittshurg Catholic Jour.
nal. that the Rev Thomas O'Hara.
brother 20 Bishop O'Hara. does not con,
slider the above order rs al excommuni-
Gated secret society, the n. T. Free
mans Jaurnal the contrary.
Pursuant to invitation from the State
Delegate. Captain John Gallagher, the
varions Divisions OF the Ancient O-der
OF HiUernians OF Ltizerne county. met in
convention in Catholic Hall. ST. Gabr;-
els parish. Hazleton. Tae pastor, Rev.
Thomas O'Hara. brother OF the Bt. Rev.
Bishop. occupied the chair After tie
transaction OF the usual routine OF busi-
ness All extended address was made bv
the Reverend chairman. who congr.tu
lated the Ancient Order on the truly
gratifying progress il had made since its
recognition by the Bishop. There mad
bean many matters eft - its charge. all
OF which. he was pleased to say. were
unfounded 10 fact. He had occas on to
become intimately acquainted with the
conduct OF is members. and he was
proud 10 bear testimony that there were
no more faithful Catholics. He coun
seiied unity. harmony, benovclence and
temperance God first country next.
If'their society continued to be conduct
ted BY proper officers there could be no
fear Of their success. He Was free to
declare that wherever Irishmen met, il
was not for bad purpose. True. they
might have been misled by Designing
men. But they are too brave. too chiv-
alrnus In meS.t with evil infant emA l.,
the darkest days Of persecud0o. priests
and people We're upited. and tbs more
they suffered. the Stronger grew their
faith. In conclusion be hoped that the
Ancient Order. rs it now stood, would
always prosper under the Church.
A rising vote OF thanks was rendered
TO the Rev Father O,Hara, on motion
OF Captain John Gallagher. s. d. sec-
onded DO Dir. p. Jennings county del
egate.
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Estev Oroan !.

In- wv-.1 ra-or.y-, ...- EN- awa-aed over
one thousand first premiums, 81 Fairs and Rx
positions throughout the United States an
Europe, also a. The Worlds Pair lately held
Vienna, received the highest award, BY tn
hest judges AMI artists the world has ever pro
duced, for it, superior quality Of tone, beauty
Of finish, elasticity Of touch, ana extraordinary
durability. OVER sEvExrY-vvs TaocsAxD o.
THESE BEArTiYuL lysTRuxxy n ARE Sow Mse
re THEIR owy pKAisss, and fifteen hundred
per month are being Manufactured It the Rx-
tensive factories oil. ESTEY & CO, Brzftlsbo-
70, veTmont.
Having the State agency tor the ESTEY Or
GAN, and employing no agents and dealing on
CASE SASH, l an enabled TO give purchaser
the benefit Of al commission, thereby securing
to those who are DESTROYS Of buying piano +
organ, IN opportunity - obtain . nTst- cla9 In
strumenfs q prices Les than inferior fnRru
mentsare sold Tor. also &%~u on hands laxs
sock Of musieAl meschan1iss OF every deDcsip
iton, and III ordsgs o. inqnjriss sent 81 mail d
oeherwiss viii rsonvs ny peompe aftsssson.
Catalogues furnizasd frss upon appiicsfson
Addrem'
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10

WISCONSIN POuLTRY ASSOCIATION
The Wisconsin State Poultry Associa-
tio1, a. its annual meeting 1t Nil WAL
kee. elected the following officers: Pres
ldent, j. Z. Mitchell Vice Presidsnt.
Horace Enos; Treasurer. 5. H. Sea
mzns; Secretary, g. H. spear. The
exhibitioa hAs beea fne one.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10
ADDRESS

On introducing New Party to the at
tention ofthe Public, and Calming their
support, it IS highly proper that its pur-
poses and principles should be clearly
and Enthusiastically set forth, that the
people may the better Judge whether
there is any need tor such new party,
and whether it claims are paramount to
those OF any other But before doing so,
and before asking you to leave old party
affiliations to which you have been long
acknowledgements us to ask he following
questions.
Are you satisfied with the present
state OF political affairso Are you salts
fed that the burdens OF government are
shared alike by the rich and the poor in
proportion to the wealth that each person
possesses? Is legislation, both state and
national, all you could wish it, for the
promotion of the interests OF all the peo-
pie? Are appropriations cut down to the
smallest standard? Are taxes reduced
TO the most economical wants OF the Gov
ernmento Are you content with the I'M
controlled conduct OF transportation
companies Are you satisfied with the
Banking Laws? With the contraction
OF the currency below the wants OF trade?
Are you in favor OF 4 Protective Taritl?
DO you approve of the exorbitant sal
aries paid to government officials? OF
Railroad and Steamship subsidies? DO
YOU uphold the mon,trous corruptions
in official conduct. and the many Rings
formed to dclraud the government and
the people? Does legislation ever dis
crminatc in favor OF thegtcat Industrial
classes OF our country Is not Agrcul
ture lett TO take care OF tselt-and are
not A.ricultursts left a prey TO every
speculatOra Are the Mechanical interests.
especially cared Tor? Are YOU convinced
that better state OF things might not
prevailP Are you satisfied with what the
Republican Party is doing tor the PEG
ple9
Would the Democratic Party. ii in DOW
er, do any better? Would either or the
old parties when in power. legis,ate in-
dependent of Monopolie>9 Ii you can
answer ailirmativeiy, your place polite
ally. is with either OF them. But seri-
ouslv. are your Ii not, then where and
when. will You seek remedy Tor ...eir
many evils and where VIII YOU find more
cousenial affiliations. 10 us there.
seems but one answer? Namely in i
new and Independent Party Organza-
tion. with no fatal mistake, 10 lament.
no II lsaken policies to persist in.
The financial affairs OF our country are
IN very sad condition. and call loudly
Tor reform. The extravaganza OF our
federal and local governments may he
seen from the following Statements. tax
en- from the recent message o. the Gov
ernor OF New York:
TAXES IN THE UNITED STATES
1850 1900 1870
uold Tod Currency.
Feira., si0.0o0.o 900 soo,olO,lIo ss5o. zoo no
State,
County,
t'ity anu
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10
FIRM AND GRANGE
READ! READ!!
THE ADDRESS OF THE
DTI-MONOPOLY State
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
TO the Electors Of the State of
Minnesota.

The State Central Committee of the
Independent Autobiography Party, as
organized at Owatonna in July last, hav-
ing been convened for the purpose OF
considering the propriety OF responding
ing to the call for a National Convention
to be- held at Indianapolis. May 18th,
1876, by the so called Independent Ma
tional Party, as organized at Cincinnati,
on the 9TH. of September 1875, to nomi-
nate candidates for President and Vice.
President, and having agreed, with en-
tire unanimity to respond to said call.
by holding delegate State convention
at Owatonna early in May next, the day
to be hereafter named by the chairman
OF our committe, in order to a better I'm
Outstanding OF our views, necessities and
purposes, beg leave to present tor your
careful and candid consideration, the fox
lowing.
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IS 81 - 90 SIS
SIS 81

The aggregate federal taxation OF the eleven
years now closing, computed in currency,
rom the official statements, is more than
v@,cso,0oo,OoO. The local taxation, assuming
the census statement of 1870 IS an average. i
alton exceeds 81 500, 0oO. 900.
The foreign debt o, the United States.
IS fully 1000 millions. requiring 3
drainage of gold OF at least 100 mil
lions per annum. to pay the interest
only. The highest estimate OF gold
coin in the United States is 200 mil
lions. The amount of gold produced
by al tue mining operations may be set
down q, 20 millions-D millions
short OF the annual exportation with
none coming in from abroad on account
OF the balance of trade being largely
against US. Now how long before the
amount OF gold in this country win lie
exhausted. il exploration continues AZ
the present rates In six and two-shirsls
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10
san! PAUL BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

SsssWs VOWS oVeessoo2 eeoVoVo0s4s
-~--------s = = ~-----s---
HOTELS.
| MERcHAxTs. A. Allen, Proprietor, cor. Third
and Jackson streets.
ExoHAsos, hendrick 4 Leland, Proprisso.,
per day House in the City.
REVERE HOUSE, y per day, cor. 7th and Rob.
ert-sts, Hitchcock y Todd, Props.
ROGERS HOTEL, J. Rogers, Proprietor, 81 Rob-
ert-st. Prices reasonable
| AMERICAN HoUsE, cor. 4th and Wabash sts.
N Pottgeiser, Proprietor.
SHERMAN HOUSE,, Hassig K G,ate!er Prop,s.
corner Fourth and Slbley streets.
INTERNATIONAL, Stratton 4 Co. Proprietos
cor. ia: kson and Seventh
EunoP.Ax. R. E. neckithier, Proprietor. lo5
Third street
CoxxERc1AE, Flower 4 Winder, Proprietor.
Seyenth-st., bet Rober. and Jackson
TERMS 81 per Day. LIN
WHOLESALE HARDWARE
Strong, Hackett 4 Chaplin, 1872 E. Sd st.
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
VIM. Lee, 60 and GO Z. Third st.
D.. ". lngersoll 4 Co., cor. Third and Waba
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
st Paul Harvester Works, IS w. ID st.
WHOLESALE LIQUORS.
lsaacs & Orschall, 81 Robert st.
BOOKS AND CHURCH GOODS.
D. O'Halloran, 65 wabasha st.
TEAS AND COFFEES, WHOLE.
SALE.
Great Atlantic 4 Pacific Tea Co, 81 z. Third
street.
GUNS a. FISHING TACKLE.
W R. Burkhard, % &. Sd street.
NJ. +. Kennedy h Bro, so X. I'd strssl.
AUCTIONEERS.
R. K J. M. Warner, Ger. Sd aud Cedar ~.
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
r. L. Wharton, loG Jackson st.
STOVES AND TIMERS STOCK
Strong, Hsckett & Chaplin, 1872 Z. ID 1t.
UNDERWRITERS.
stees Bros, 81 3 ID It,
REAL ESTATE.
D. A. Robertson i Son, 10 E. ID st.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
James Smith, JY., 46 r. I'D IT.
e. S. Bryant, - Wabasha 1t.
T " lNA4 " ne, W 1IOLEShL6A AND
RETAIL.
Stees Bros, 81 E. ID 1t.
ARCHITECTS AND SUPERIN.
TENDENTSi
n. shiess Bro, lls &. Fith Il.
LIFE INSURANCE,
Union natu.l LIE, Otse ". Rimp,x, Gsnsal
Agent, ~ ". ID T..
ccsdssnt.l LIE. \. r, Z. ". Clifford, 49,.
q. Hsal, :. =
IA5s Association Of America, Hbsa h.
agontv g. Psul. q -
MARBLE. = GRANITE WORK.
Jhos. Bower, cor. IN and Csdr -.
DRUGGISTS, WHOLESALR
Noyes Bros. + Cuflr, - Z s9RobatA
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10

The larges and only firs:-class Music House
in Minnesota
keep on hand the world-rsnowned Knabe,
Weber, Bradbury, Marched 4 Smith, and
North Western Piano Forte Co.'S Pianos. szss.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-02-10
SAMUEL POTTER,

Dealer in New and Second Hand Furniture Seoy1a
Crockery Ware, &c. No. ~ Jacksoa and 3O6 East g..
enth streets. st. Pau MINI.
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Mus Der @unpeshanntitaS

@aibington, ). 9(prtf. - Die SO.
Glaf, Blair unb Carpenter, Die Sertbeibigel
Belfuap's rperoen ON II. Qpril einen meie,
rem IIfid)ub bon gSofen perlangen, uul
NtuBe 81 babeu, ben Sail geb6ris uOrbereiten
III f0nnen.
- Ser 8rie9sminiiter erlieB beute einer
Sagesbefebl, uelber oerfiigt, oaB baS grmces
SauptquartIer mieDcr iad] SaIbtngton per
le9t nnS IN SrteoenSSelten bier oerbleiben
= Das General. .8oitamt bat ipesjelle Yoit.
IGfe fir bic Gen.ennlalpo anfertlgen laIIeu.
- Dos S6abamt erbielt beute etuen Sol-
ponsSOno Der Union Yaciiic=Sabn" Suln
Setrage Don $50 aus albaup, T.z9)., fir Der
9elpiiieusfono.
- Sen. Sberman unb Srtegsminiifer Sci
batten beute cine lange Veratbung NIT BEN
BrGFoeuten iiber grmee Ingelegenheltcn.
- Sn einigeH Sagen iperoen me1tgfens 2C
BroS. aller Ingefellten I'M S6abamte ent
laiien iperoen, neil Die Sermtlitgungen er.
iAOpft Fno.
Die Setrtebsfoftctl oes VoHtpeeems
gS biugton, 5. april. = Solgenoes
TT elm off5ieller Berid)t Der Ibualme uni
3unabme Der BetriebsfoIten beS Weneral.
Boftamtes: Som /. Suit 1875 bis gum 81,
Mdrs 1876 fohete Der 8oitoienit anf @ien.
babnen 50, ,951.15, 3unabme 1929, ,647. :.
75. Die Soften Der Boitbef6roerurlg baber
ba9egen i'm @anSen rpGbrenb Der Monatt
oeS SisfaIlabres nur I'm 1921 ,267. 80 Suge.
nommsn, neil Die Soften bes 9ienites in an.
oeren Sran6en perrinCsrt woroen iiHo. Oie
GeiammtfoIten betrngen wibreno Der lstter
neun Uonate $15 5,583, 1886. Sn berlhie-
idieoenen .3peigen oes Poilbienifes bat mar
bic GerptEignn9en ni9t sebraMdt.
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RrGnHp.

8btta6etpbia, a, Den >. April. - 6eute
gtohmlttag erpIooirte elm nit Nutbractn ae=
FILTER Behdlter in Der Sabrit Der 6Q. 8ars
rem, &irt & Comp. nebeu Den y ROtnt YreeSes
@a8uerfeu" am ufer beS Sdugltiu.6 .6luIie8.
0a8 4ntbraciu 9epartement ling 5euer uuo
wurbe nebit Den 8orrdtben 3erit0rt; audi oas
6aueteebduoe muroe ein Haub Der 6lammen.
Sin nit &alt beIaOener Brabmen gerietb aud
in Yrano; Die 6lamnen ruurOen aber redtz
seittq unteroridt. Ser 9eiammti6aoen miro
auf$6O,O0O oerauidla9t, unO bic SeritAerung
betrdgt $4,000.
Die 6irma lteierte Der SGfulnr Commit
iion td9li9 800 6GHer elmer patentirten Cont
petition 5ur PfaiterHng. g8m. 9alton, Elm
Arbeitert Der auf Dem Dade oes @ebGubesr
in meldem bic @rplofoH eriolgte, itano,
muroe etpa 10 6uB empor gei9l:uOert, fam
aber nit unerbe5Ii6eu Serlebungen oaoou.
Gin Seuerluebrmann, ,NamenS Samcs Realp,
trug bmere 8ran0muuoen oaoon.
g8 beeltng, gS.<Sa., .. Npril. - S5n
Genpoob, gS. 3d., mlroc Die , 8enmooo=
gtdgelfabrit" serftTrt, uoOur9 500 BeriOEen
arbett8lo5 Qelpotben iinb.
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9ofal6ertd,te aus Q8ejDtnotp,,n

" al h lug o II, ;. Nprll. - >5H Der lluz
tcriuhungSia6e wtOcr g6m. So.Sttmann me-
gen Seraubuug Der 8uuOe5foiie Inn SAL
097 Go muroe beute bon Seiten Der &ertbei,
otgung nod cine mettere 2ln3abl gerionert
Oorgeiiihrt, Oersn 2lu5iuge iid) IeOiqlib auf
ben frilbercn guteH Jtuf Oe8 2tugetlagten be-
lfrGufteH.
- Der BoltScrlhtcr Deriiigte gegen Soz
hdIu 3erweB wegeI uHbefngten SoQuoelS nit
Spirltuoien cine @eloItraie uon $I25, mouez
gen Der AngeidnlOigte auf crlmlualrihtcrli6e
@ntldetouug ontrug. - Hegeu tleiuer 0ieb-
liable murOeu Sobn Jtobert8 uuO @bas. Syobns
ion Guf NtOnate ms @efGuguiB qe,auOt.
- Die y@ruedungspreOiger" 0ammonb
uuo Sentlep geben mir ole 3uloiiung in ibre
Seridmmiuuqen B:lete aus, luoourd, BEN
OtelcH Nenglcrtgen Der 3Rnttt eridwert miro.
- Die 9litriTt5 @OpmtiGre Eaben tenn
llnteriu6ungS= =@Omtte ocS 3teprdieatGuteu=
bNuie5 etnen 8eridt, entbalteuo Die 8eant,
uortuu9 Der geitelltcn SraQeu, 3ugciauot.
- Die biefigcn Yculondre Der Armee nu6
0tottc baben etnen ncuen Sereiu 0eltlftet, Der
polttlide, loSlale uuO mObltbdtIge 3ucde oer-
folgeu ioa.
- Sir bic aus 6em S6aBamtc beurlaubs
ten Gebiilien itnO nod wettere @aben i'm
9elammtbetrage oon $lO29.9O einqeqauaen.
- 9egen oen 0ifritt muoe bente BON
Selten oeS SEQ. Diattiuglg cine &lage auf
$1,000 we9cn Sfooen8, oen Der 9lGqer 6urd
Die @rpropriatlon oe8 @ruHoliite5 an Der G.
uu0 G=SraBe erlItten bcbeu Mil, erbobeu.
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Ser ttemltdje Sautmbrud3 tn @or.
ceiter, Wiaii.- GtMe Grfldrttf1a.

US c u er, Nla1l.r D. Nprtl.-Su Otele
irrtbiimlid)e Serifte iiuo iiber ben neulthen
Oammbru9 per0fientlidlt woroen, oaB fol-
genbe' Grtldrung fir notbwenoig erahtet
miro: griteuS mar niemal8 be Staot in Sc
fabr uub baS S6linlmfie, mas hdtte etntreten
f0unell, ipdren eiuige SUB bcbes Yallsr in
gemiifen StraBen 9eIpeieu, uno aub 9ieiem
bdtre iih uorbeugen Iaien; 3ueltens febte
es Der Staot nidt oil 8alier, oa Die Stabt
n,ehrere Siilf8 JteieruOire bat unb Oas ger,
itDrte MIR cen Sommerbsbarf eutbielt, gu bel.
len Reu=SeibaiiHng bereitS MaBEabmen &c.
troffen ieien; 0rtttens itsben momentan MIR
$40 Sabrlfen, peld)e burf bic Slutb ae=
litten taben, fill; SiertenS 1T Der anseltiitete
S1aoen bebeuteno iibertrieben anaeqeben
poroeu, uno mrb ote Stabt iid) netgern,
Gntihaoi9ung su Sablen, pdbreno alleroin9s
cine gebeime llnteliu4ung Der Gbatia6en sllr
l3eit i'm gSerfe ift; ssiinfteus ld]loiien Der,
idieoene bieiige aiief4rans agenturen aui
ot. &unbe zines @afiermansels ibre BIZ
reaus, 6ffHeten bieielben aber pieoer am
nddfen Gage, uadhenl bte @runolefgteit
itrsr BeHirhtunsen bargetbnn noroeu lpar.
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Scr Stl,rns ttt oess Weu GnatauSs
Citation

g # On, 5. Gpril. - 8er Sturm feqte
geItern 9benO nit groBer @emaIt ouft 6ie
DfllidJen unO n0rolld3en Staateu BON yteuz
@nslanO. Der SdueefaQ mar Der gr0Bte Der
Sabres3ett. @iienbabn- unO SeIe9rupbeus
Sertebr mar heinabc gang uuterbroden.
@iuige 3ii9e Der Stem Campfire Suhu"
muBten fGrmlif auSge9rabeumerOen. S9ifis=
uufaqe perDen bis oabin nidIt geiHeloet.
Geute 1T Der Serfebr wleoer in Sronung.
8of on, 5. 4pril. = gla6 Den bon aQen
n0rbliden nno 0itlibcn Srtidaften einseben-
ben 8erihten mar Der 9eltrige Sturm Der
bsftisit: oieitr SabresSeif. Sn 0aine unb
Jterp' 'Sampibire fel Der Sdnee 20 ,3oa bods
Seute Mfor9en arbcitete fein Sele9rapber<
Orabt. Die 9teparatur Der Drdbte 1T beute
erfolst. Sollte ein plOelider Sturm nadz
fOlgen, 10 1T piel llnaliif Su befiirdten. Die
6lnlp gebt heute auBergew0bnlif bod, unO
in SlozSrfaro, Die., befiirdtet man, ssOaB
mebrere Sommsrbduisr biMmesserifien were
ben,
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Scrmti6te SepeIdIen aus
TetD=Yboef.

Stem Yorf, 5. Npril. - Der Dam
pier v&bina" traf BON GiuerpOot bier eiu.
- Sob er0finste gu 1929.
- Der 9pfr. y &tctOria" lit bon @la89Ow
bier Ctngetroifeu.
= $32O,0O0 in SpeSie, borunter 100000
8oIb, gtngen beute mad @uropa.ab.
Ser lluterihaemeiter sablte heutc fir
SntereHen Sl5, 900 unO fir etngeSo9ene Sbz
li9atlouen $43 900 aus.
: 9ie 3oa @inEabmcn betrn5cn tente
G0Ro Onn
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= Ser @eheimpOliSiit Self, fueldier fiir,,
fi6 in 2Snihtngton Dor Dem @oriite fir aua.
9aben bes Srie9s 0epartements ais 3euae
oernommen wuroe, mil cine @rluibcrun9 aHi
Die segen ieinen @barafter perbreiteten Ser.
odftlgungen per6fientliden.
- @eueral1Doftmeiiter Se.pea fam porae=
tern abenb, auf elmer Snipettions 5ieiie sur
8riiiuug oes neRea Sbnellpof<Sp SpitemS nad)
@heaso besriftenr Oar9 albanp, R.=Y.
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ser l6eIOiiI0rff

gew Oorf, 5. april. - @eIo leidt
81 4. g8ediel rubig 81 4.874. Sob
i9lo8 81 1125-l13. guuoe5zSbItgationen
id)loiien Han uno gebritft; 8ler Coupons
1928; 65er 1175: neue 1888; Ser 1903; 6Ser
1921; nere Siiufer 118; 1O.4Oer Coupons
l19. 9lftten idloiicn lebbaft uno feit; R.s
Y.@entral l13B; @rie 194; 2afe Sbore 598 !;
SIS. Central 979; Bjtt80urg 95t; gtortbs
Weitern 41B; BriOr. 62; 3tod=Sstauo 1855;
Yactitc- -Wail 1873; llnion>Bactiic Ga.
llntsridaeamts- 8ilau3: Sob $44, 755,z
n10. NnrrnrIt S21 Qflh Hzz
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Scr tfnfer1diInn1,11n ,cid,,,fninf

8 bic a 10 5. N2ru.-2lut Dte Anidlulz
0iguHg, 1000 Der y @riteu gtntional, Bant"
in 2acrOiie, g8isc., unteridlageu su baben,
iinO 8erbait8befeble gegen SEQ. 81. @beeIcr
uno S. Dt. Stone, ben 8r6TOenteu uuo &tz
ce- Brdfbenten Der 8ant, ausgeitcut mo 22b=
terer lit Oertaitet moroeu. Q8beeler mar ni6t
n,tf,rfuApr
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@a,eute tptrpeu fiix Grfiuoer srtutrft.


Crit nab Changing bes Yatents Derben 9e6ib=
Ten 6eree1uet. o. $ & 9S. 3. 6unaro,
Ir. 18, Secoubfrd6e. Der Boit seseniber.
(5e6r2, ,t2Utte, 3peiss5drsau in gBaibnston, 9.@.
az, Gobertsum. gtr. 10, 9 Sio.GutaDfra6e.
obsbanoelt ipe,iel aIe Srantbeiten Der nrin Srs
game, orsanIi6e sdwdte. nerpoie Gdpdte. pOrs
seiti9es alter unb aIe Nerpentrantbeittn, iuelbe
ourt1 iu9suolite ennbeonnengstten berritbrtn. oarS
lib eutitauoene Srantbetten i6nsu tuIirt. Serren,
,re(6e itd Or u. anoertrauen, tonnen iid oeri6ert
balten, bab ie ui'ieniGatlid uno auiridtis beban=
belt ueroeu. SiireauItunoen: -12 llbr W9s., "a
ubr 9latbm. uno 6-9 ubr abbs. (ssebr2l ,i2NteD
rserrem fonmsn ben erttten Ssetl Oct Soften
ibrer SIetounasaii6e fparem, tbr eiseues Slate
rial fQuIen uuo lie bon .. 81 Yberion, SIR
2G7, g8eF=SaltimoreitraBe, 5ugeitnitten unb 9t=
modt erbaltea, tpelher encn paiIeuben Shnitt,
Norm uuo aroeit garauttrt o0er Oas @elo Tur Die
8aaren 5urit giebt. Preis fir Soien s2.40, gSeteu
S2.45-S2.60 Jfode $5-l1..5. geiu Jui als iidbez
rer unb mooerHsr 3ui6ueioer tf Der bette i'm eanoe.
(UidrS2j, l0h1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
&ndilpaiIer II, Scfflle1ce.

81 IN ? rs, Eenn., 5. April Der Slug
ii etnen 3cu geItie9en, uno itebt iett oaS
gSaiisr etnen balben 3Ou b6bsr, ais i'm Sabre
1874, uuo IL 3Ol bDher, ais i'm oorigen
Sabre. Die Shlfier 9auben allgemein, OaB
Der 6tub nod etnen SUP itelgeu uHO cine nod
ui1t oagemeiene p1be errelden ipir6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
Yetfud,c In Der ErmnFeuDctt Ectne
Nlnnef1 0rincn sfI Prtif fr0eii.

70 n 0 n, Ont, 5. Nprll. = @ln Iun9er
0auu, 9iamen8 SrunfteaO, mahte geern
2lbsuO in runfeuem 3uitanOe oeu Seriud,
ieiue idmrtli9en Angeh0rigen 5u ermorOen.
@r uetiebte einem Sater uno ieirer WHt.cr
gefdbrlide 0tefiert;d)e uuS grill O0un feline
@eit)loiiter on, ole entflOben. Salo Sorauf
murDe er perhQitet.
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3Iuttae Sml10erei.

gtetD OrleQn5, ga, 5. AprIl. -
Su elmer beute Iben0 pom iitbliden republi-
tanil6en &lub abgebaItenen Seriammlurg
entitanO cine SGldgeret, bel meldler Xucleu
Ioams, jun., lebenSgefdbrlif, 8. Qoam8,
ien., uno s. Us. Sung i9per ourb S9iiiie
permunoet mIroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-04-06
Ser Sonnta0 ttuo Ote Geutet,
at1nifcier.

i { 10 y OFT, 5. Nprll. = DIE Sabre5.
Gonfcren3 Oer rg.sY. metbOoiitilden Spite.
pulfud)e" trat beute 5uiammeu. OaS eritt
@eiddft mar Die GrilenHuag elue8 @omite'8
Inn Oaraui III iebeu, oaB Der Sabbath nab,
renb b'r Centennial s2lr5lteuung geb0rig be-
oba6,tet mtro
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aeucr i,n0 eebenspcrItif.

@re0t-6 ais, N.-0., 5. Npril. GIN
OerbeereuOe8 6euer Giderte Ill lester 92a1t
6tl'S 6Guier9epiert, gSGtiOn'S 9rOcsrie, ta8
Bo1tamt5 @eUiert, g. Sones' 2aoen uno
Gb8. MarltOn'S gSobuun9 ciu. .. 3. 5iQ
mo feline Shpeier, 6ron @oS3eus BON
Soitou, famea IN ben 6lammeu um's 2ebeu.
SerIuit $55 900. 2tleiu benz beftigeuShnee=
lturme mar e8 ;u5udlreiben, 6aB oa8 6ener
uitbt nod ueltcr nm fid) grifi.