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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
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A few days since. the NEWS. in giving
. practical view Of the silver question.
set forth the utter impossibility Of any
decline in silver bringing total ruin to
the mining interests Of this section. for
the reason that nearly or quite ons-half
Of the bullion produced from u mines
is gold. Strictly speaking. they are
gold and silver minss. and not simply
silver mines. like those Of Mexico and
South America. The rich bonanza in
the Bsleher averaged evsr half gold.
and the bullion from the Consolidated
Virginia and California big BONANZA 10
nearly one, half gold. Nov let silver
dsprscists to the price Of copper or
some Of the baser metals. and the gold
In the bullion. alone. might b sspsra-
ted and yield a profit. perhaps divi-
dends. while the silver could Be care
fully piled away in q corner for sale
when . better market should call for II.
This certainly would dispose Of at least
q portion Of the silver problem. In cor
roboration Of our expressed views on
the subject. the San Francisco Stock
Report Of the 18th instant makes the
following remarks:
In speaking upon the silver question.
Senator Jones TO some extent exaggerated
when he implied that adverse legislation
could actually ruin our silver mines. That
the style Of blind legislation which has 80
long prevailed on the silver QUESTION may
do the mining interests GU this coast In
calculablc damage Is true enough. but that
any amount Of blinded legislation could
destroy them IL too broad . statement.
Our mining interests are protected by tho
large production Of gold. The Comstock
mines are actually and In reality gold and
silver mines. the percentage Of the NOR
precious metal often approaching one-hAli
Of the entire yield. and In tho principal
mines rarely falling below 40 per cent.
Consequently these mines could be worked
ct . profit. although . largely diminished
one. IL silver went down TO an ininitesi.
NAL value. Any further serious deprecia.
ton in the price Of silver would. however.
seriously Affect the mines Of Mexico and
South America. which are bona fide silver
mines and have no gold " protect them;
and when their supply Is Withdrawn from
the worlds market, should the depreciation
continue TO such an extent as to preclude
their being worked At . profit. = rehabili'
tation Of values would naturally take place
In accordance with the immutable laws Of
supply and demand. However. any further
decline in silver 10 10 he deprecated and
averted II possible by legislation, In the
interests Of this coast and the country a
large.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

RAorsA. July IA Turkish corps iur.
rounded at MetschiJA propose TO capitu.
late on Thursday. The Montenegrins oc-
cupy the whole district Of Gatschko with
the exception OF the intrenchments COM
manding the town, In which two thousand
Turks are surrounded. A considerable
body Of Montenegrins IL marching towards
NevislnIe. where a battle will probably be
fought.
CoSsrASriSoPLE. July IL. - Several
detaehmenis Of Egyptian troops have ar
rived.
A telegram from the Governor Of Bosnia
officially reports defeats Of the Servians.
At Sontschanichake, a. heretofore reported.
tho ServiAns fed. abandoning their am
munition and provision train. II Is
officially announced that the Turkish
General Selim Pasha has gained an I'm
portant victory over the Montenegrins
between ostschako and Nsyesunja and
effected 4 junction with the Turks Al Nsvs-
sunja.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

Tar Chicago T;s,ss says in reference
Ia Stanley. the exploring correspondent
IL the New York Herald; About a year
Las elapsed since stsnley's last letter
smsrgal from the interior Of Africa.
bSisgio: the story Of S'Yanla .ph the
Victoria Lake. IN u~neasiness natural
among fogies has broken out among the
English papers lest he be loi. Those
who entertain such fears are unacqaaini.
ed with the spirit which urges the Amer
lean newspaper man to the fulhllmsnt
IL whatever dnty he undertakes. That
the British Government has pounded
away. with all iis strength and all the
persistence Of its red taps departments.
at u futile effort to accomplish What
Stanley. the representative OF private
enterprise. pushed in aud accomplished
IN a few months. is no conclusive reason
why the ether task the same Govern
ment failed TO perform ealpot be CON-.
passed hy ons man unira9issisi with
official instructions and bound aroasi
Nth nc regulation ways of doing things.
The diiin altiss are great. but ingenuity
anil perseverance, san conquer them.
Stanley. like any other reporter, is seut
10 do n thing-to get an important piece
at Information. lie will get the
must. lie is assigned to clear up
the mystery 81 the Nile. and be has got
g. do Il. There is no provision for fail.
nrs in his calculation. One Of these
days England will Ls surprised 10 see
iLs ,aericsn reporter come Lulsing ont
of those African bullrushes with the
.scre, Of thu uniIcwn land in his note
hook.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
WHAT WAS SHOWN.

tn. y.llx of the R~epublicans in yir- |
.;,,. an saturday nisht was in every re-
80, . Grand ,uecess. II popular
Endorsement Of Have. and Wheeler, and
an. r,;nc;nls. of Rsvublicsnism which
thew ,sprs.sut. Carson sent IN . del.
.sstion Of one hundred and atty Rspub-
lic.n. IN Adj 10 the gathering Of the |
lov.i msn Of Storey county. The
.n.schs, ware brilliant. but their bril-
,~;.ncv aia mot constitute their chief
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,h.v -,rn..,aa "a IN. r,sson Of the
...,. Unul. thoss Of the Dam.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
POaRIaN Y.
E.rllsh Royalty IsssIssd.

Lospos. July l5.-The Coart Circular
says; At the banquet given by Sir Scion
Jung. a few days ago, be proposed the
health Of the Empress Of India. One dis.
tinguished member Of the House OF Com.
mons. said to bc John Bright, abstained
from responding. while the other guests
simply drank to the Queen. II Is said the
Prince ~ Wales. who was pEsent, has
since asked for an explanation Of the o.
currence.
The EAsteru TPosbls.
CoysrASrINorLE. July l5.--The news
papers publish q declaration Of the Gov
...ment, throwing upon Servia the re-
sp~onsibility OF 80 present struggle, and
aiding that the Porte will attempt "a Sfiiis
10 70 . prompt close IN order 10 carry out
the projects, reforms and improvements
An Official dispatch from Sissa announ.
ces the defeat Of the Beryians near Churk.
eny with considerable loss.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

NoORE-uENDRIR-Ia Piitsburg. Penn. en-
Of captain John Birmingham. By the Rev.
George W. Easier. Of s-wiekiey. Mr.. John
A. G Moore, Of Gold Hill, Rev, and Miss
Nettie Hsndrie.
BOODY-REIDKR-In wInnemueca. July u,
Jamss Body 10 Annie Helte hsidsf.
KEITH -AREL-At DAYS Isneh. near Camp
nsllsei. New, June a. I'd Vein 10 Lmn'
cAsE-COx-In rnlonville, NY, July Z, Bon.
n. n. Csss, OF Paradise Valley. New TO Liskic
Coz, Of watsrtown, N. Y.
PfEIFPKR-MITsHEI-In Virginia. July Is.
BY Judge y. A. Coz. Benjamin Pfeifsr TO
Emma Nitshsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
CENTRAL HoTEs.

The Fort Monltris celebration was q
gushing affair. The display Of afiec-
ton Sas somsthing wonderful. II our
Southern brethren would only do some
thing more than talk. to prove their fra
tsrnal feeling. VI should feel q little
more confidence In them. so long as
they ostracise Northsrn-born citizens
residing among them. and practically
deny the freedmen the right Of entsrtain.
ing. expressing and acting upon pOliti.
cal convictions not In harmony with
those cherished by themselves. their
professions will not amount to much.
RosrRT cLAHKx 4 Co.. Cincinnati.
will publish 1.-THE Life, Public Services
aud Select Speeches Of Hon. Rutherford
b. Hayes" by J. 2. Howard. The
compiler Of this volume il quite eompe-
tent for his task. He Ii . man OF fns
literary capacity. was formerly n Of
the editors Of the Ohio STATE Journal.
and Of late years has resided In WASH
inston. engaged in literary work. Hsis
Q frequent contributor to the btena.
iioaal hsrisis sai other periodicals.
ISprASs living 1000 miies vest Of the
Big Horn. are said to have received the
news Of Clusters defeat as soon o. the
whites. but their information came
through Indian channels. Their system
Of tslsgraphy, although sI.ia. is equal
to the white mans harnossed lightning.
liz Northern siam it's said that when
two parties ~ TO Law. Justice is repdered
BY immsrxine plaintiff and defendant IN
cold water. The ous that stands 1t the
longest wins the cass. In this country
they are usually placed in hot wstsr With
the sams general result.
Tue Sultan Of Turkey has called into
the field all males between the ages OF
seventeen and forty. He can raise and
equip $4,000 fighting men. Against
this the Servians a only oppose 1874.
900 troops, but will probably be backed
bstOss long by outside aid.
UrAH papers Slain that that Territory
will turn out missrL pTOdsc,s this
year to the value Of sl?. on. 900.
TxrxrI.forR Years 400 thu hihla was |
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
BORN.
MARRIED.

wARDB1P-In Eiio, July -. TO the wife Of
william wsrdrop. . daughter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
CALEDONIA PICNIC
SCOTTISH GAMES.
THE YiRsr ANNUAL ricNIo AND
DANES OF the
VIRGINIA CALEDONIA CLUB
will b. held At
T~rssdwsy's Ranch, Carssa Ctr,
On SATURDAY, August 18th, 1870.
COME ANg, COME A..


The sports OF the day win bs opened BY an
o. d.fsshionsd SCOTCH REEL, music BY the
Baspipes, aftsr which the following programme
Of games will be carried out
I. Throwing heavy hammer. weight ~ pounds.
?. Throwing light hammer. weight II pounds.
). Putting heavy stone, weight "a pounds.
4. Putting light stone, weight 10 pounds.
s. short race hundred yards-for msm.
bers Of the Club only.
o. Sack race.
!. Staining jump.
3. Hop. step and Jump.
D. Running Jump.
10. thinning high leap.
u. Yaulting with poie.
70. Tossing the Caber.
~. Pour. hundred-yard race.
~. 0hillie Csllun. or Sword dance.
Is. Highland Fling.
The prizes TO be awarded 10 the successful
competitors will aggregate In value $500, In.
Guiding . handsome dold Medal, valued 81 $50,
TO DO awarded 70 the compe, itor Who takes the
greatest number OF price. In addition 70 this,
. team from each Of the various Military com.
panics Of Virginia City, Gold I'LL and Carson
will compete for . handsome Gold Medal. 70 b
awarded By the Club 10 the team max M the
rnost points; shooting 10 DO eonductsd accord.
Ing to the Oreedmoor rules; distance. two hun.
dred yards each team 10 have i've founds.
All PARTIES not holding excursion tickets will
be charged an entrance Ice OF one dollar 10 the
grounds.
Non.members Of the Club will be charged Q
composition fee OF one dollar for each game.
Trains leave virginls City q 8 o'clock A. ~;
Gold Hill 81 Sis 4. ".
~ Professor Csra's Silver cornet Band will
furnish music for the occasion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

Ur.H papers Slain tina, that Territory
will turn out mineral pTodsS,s this
year to the value Of sl?. 000. 900.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17

T%wrSrr.rouR years ago the Bible was
printed in fifty different languages. 1t
Is nov printed In 100.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
rmH WHITE MAN AND WHISKY.

A dispatch from Cheyenne relative to
the Little Big Horn disaster. in which
General Custer and his command were
slaughtered. says: The Indian village
possessed evidence Of white mems pres
euce. kegs Of whisky. ETC.. being found"
This il not in any u complimentary
to the white man. inasmueh as 1t as
sumss that whisky is only to 10 found
where some representative Of civilization
either Is present. or has been present.
But We fear that the deduction 10 truth
fully drawn. The Indians could not get
whisky unless thu white man furnished
IL. and without whisky the Indians
would probably listen to reason and
realize the folly Of deliberately going TO
war with so powerful . nation as the
United States Of America.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-07-17
pIEp,

wHITkIIAIR In Gold liili. July Is. stephen
whiiehsir. sgei % years..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
sic Atnrfd,t,tt,o In GeltaOa.


Soronto, %. September - ueber bic
geitrige Stnridtung oe8 W0roer8 SohnDoung
1T nod Solgen0es gu beridteu: goung bate
in @emtinihaft nit einem liingerea gtef1en
Den Gbel McOonalb ermorbet; er mar per-
baftet lroroen, aber entlprungen, bate nod
perihieGene anoere 8erbre6tn be9angen uno
muroe oann eingeIau9en, iporauf man ihn III
@dpuga nit ieinem yiefien proSeiitrte unS
geiDe gum Sooe uerurtheilte. 0aS Sooe8>
urtbell Oes jiingeren N6rbers nuroe fiir3ltd)
IN lebenSldngltde 3udtbau8haft unl9emane
Oelt. Oouug hattie Die ganSe 3eit ber 9ebofTt,
oaB aud ieine Strafe umgelpanoelt weroen
miiroe; ais er ieoOd) metfle, baB auf feline
Gnabe gu boffen iet, oafte er naran, Selbit'
moro III beQeben, unb 10 ben 9algen I'M lctft
Spier su betriigen. gr brad BON elmer 6a.
miltenbibel, Die man INN in Der 3eae os8
@efangntifes gelofien bate, baS ShloB ab
II. id)drfte oieOtefltngplatte on oerStelnmano
ietntr 3elle, nm iif oamlt bic Bpls9Oer auf>
Sulhneioen; ba3 Sorbabsn gereute ton leo0d
am Gage Der QinriAtung, er geltano oaIielbe
Ieinem Bei1tpater unb iibergab oleiem od8
pr!mitiue Moro< Snitrnment. Sim Sreitagsz
Worgen gegen nbr fam Elm Shmteo uno
lD'te Dem Gerbreder Die Seiieln bon ben Ar.
men, peldle ibm pom Dem 9enfer balo oarauf
uieoer qebunoen muroen. g8eni9e Dttnutelt
ipdter eri9ieu Der Sderiff, nm ben Serurtbell'
ten gu ieinem lebten ldmeren 9an9e ab5ubo>
len. 4ls Der Bug ben Corridor bes @efdu8'
niiies paiiirte uno Young on Der 3ele ielneS
9tefien uoriiber fam, eriften oteler am S9alz
ter. gouug fab ibn unO iagte: Pas 1T
iarediid, lit eS nid)t? Gel Elm gutter Sun9el
@ntt lei nit 9ir." Der Delinquent beitteg
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gen. Der 0iilissSderiff bielt cine fnrie
5iebe, in welber er bic 6Offuung ausipradl,
oaB tbm Die idlredlid|e Bflft nt9t 10 bnlo
ipieber Sufallen mGge, elneu W1ttmsnd]eI
biuSuridteu. goung purOe jebt gefragt, oh
er nod @tpaS 81 ia9en babe, uno er lprad
nit flarer Stimme: ySt hoffe, SleleS MIN
| iunqen geuteu sur 8arnuns bienen. 6ol8t
lneinen 6uBitcpien nidt! SD iebe bier Stcle,
tpeld]e id) fenue, unb ld boffe, meinSaa roIrC
lbnen cine 2e1re iein. SD CLAUDE taum, oat
| idl bieien Sob ueroient babe; bob Do oerlelbt
bei9loIIen i1t, 10 nluB id ibn ertra9en. SD
babe ytidtS meiter su ia9en, bod i'd boHe
oaB if Sbnen &lleu' in etner beHeren gSeli
be9egnen peroe."
going mubte ioSauu uHf Der 6aGltbirt
nieoerfuie'H; Der 9enter le9te tbm ben Strld
nm ben Sal8, unb ole man lbm be merge
&appe iiber5og, bsmerfte er: DS4 bore, es
MIRO glaes slatt ablaufen." Sin @eiitlidei
uou Detroit ipra9 Elm furSeS 9ebet, uuo ell
4nberer betCte oa8 Yateruuier; alS oerielb'
yNmen" ia9te, CAB Der Sd)eriii baS Srgnal
6oh fonnte man Den Sol3eu nldt lDien Uni
nuBte erit eluen Sammer herbeibolen. I'll;
bic 6a1lthiire enoliA aufflappte, oauerte et
penige Rinutsn, unO cas- Serbreden mar 9e
liibnt. 9ie Satin NIB Die So6ter oeS Gr
moroeten iaben ote 2eide bdn9en nnb beOau
erten, baB Fe uidlt friiher gefommen paren
I'M bic 6tnridtuna mltQusulebcH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
eofnIbertd,te ans gNaINtnaton.

g8ai bington, "a. SGptbr. - Der
, ,2&aihtngtoner Oeutide llHteritiiBuug8s sScr'
ein" belt am Ieeten 9OnHerltag8, abenoe cine
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fir oas Iauienoe balbe Sabr: $. 6iirIuaer
BrGFbent, @hr. 8iihler 8Icer rYrdiiOCnt. so.
2etmbah Shabmeiiter, @eorg &Otel Setrcs
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Briidner uno Sobauu Sd]dier,
- Da8 gSettihiebeu, weldleS in oicicr
ISOLDE 5piihtu ben irlid)eu, i9ottildeu, an
lraltiben mo ameritGnlidJtu @diiben Su
Benniug8- Station ftatIiiHeen miro, errc9t
aqgemenea Sntereiie. Sin aus 40 Der pro
nitneuteiten Siir9er Der Stabt beitebcnoeS
@0mite mar iCrt gSOd)en nit ben auoronnn-
gen fir ren Gmpf0ug Der GGite bcidGitr9i,
une be Sorbersituugen iino ieet OelpolIildn=
oigt. Die SGiieeu merOeu am YtOHtagS=
Abeuoe anfommen, lIno OoT eInem 0Omtc
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eStortirt mer0en. Am 9ienitage fiubct oaS
SbeBen uni 200 DarSS itntt, unO am Niitts
nod MAIDEN tie Sd)iiBcn clnen Nbhedlcr
uad Wtouut Yerpon. am 9onueritagc er'
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tuqe beii6tiQen Die @Gfe bic SebeuSmiirOi9'
felt Ger Staot, uu6 am Samliage mro 0a8
SaieBeu oui 1000 DarOS OOr9enommsu.
Die gGodje mro Our9 eineu groBartigelI
@mpfung Der S9iiben in Der 2Sobnung OeS
@rs9ouOerueurs Sbeptr0 9eibloficn. Auf
Dem Sd)ieBplate rprO Die DlarInetapelle tag
lid bic WtuTs ltefern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
Bureau ucs 0ebaube SnIpeftors

Baltimore, Den 2s;. Sebt, 1876.
Ger 9ebdube Sufpeftor bat SrlaubnlB@ Stiu1e
mn folaenoe 9auzyriulesisn erbalten:
,.on %. Stelrns uu uerldnserte Siftce, bel
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non 6'Bisrostrait. VIZ. 1913, gEef>Battmorefr.;
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bel Ii BuB, binter Hr. t43. Woro' o'Gutaipftr.;
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pen, 13 hs 4S 6ub, Sde Der eeRirnl> >apenue uno os
Ybitpot=Aqeb;
bon @eisan & Gp. um Sdiio, Baltimore un
Rort1ftr.i
poa S. 3. Butter nm oifensn Sduppsn, bel
ssns, binter gr. 40l, Olt<Sa9criir.
&r tenad,rtdlttet oGber nae, Die Cd angeb
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Su taileH. Sm AuftrG9e: ~. g. ySatfinS,
t23J Slerf hes Deb0uoc= ssuipeftor,
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0ermtfGte telegraVBiIGe
C@nS9nE<Aa~@

- Der yN.-D. oeralO" 1T p'rauttportlia
fir bic an0abe, baB inter ben anaelteaten
i'm italientideu 9epartemeut Der Belt9uss
'tellung Der Sppbas aussebrodeE III. -
= Su oem rbiuefiden 8iertel bon Gan
Eransisoo graiRren bic SIattern III beSentli-
deql @rgoe.
-.Sn Sulipar Gountn, R,.D., in ben
StGOten 9etbel uno Gohecton 9raiiirt otc
6clsbrduue in beunruhigeubem @rabe beions
GERS unter Den Sinbern.
- Sn SreebOlO, Beuni., muOe 8plan0
6uutleb an lebtell iSreitage ron Sra Soot
6urf etueu Steiuwurf 9et0Stet. 9iOot III
O.rhaitet.
= Sn SdObarie, R..0., rpirbe am lctten
Samitaae Der @runbfein gum 0duio 2Stlll-
aus .Nonunente init entipre6enoen Gerem0e
MEN gele9t. 99illianlS mar cine Der 8epio-
nen, iucIde oen Major 4nors mGhleuo oes
observation-disclosures gefansen nabmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
GfoeI it1f0 Nor In cbto.

GnIumbuS, Salor 23. Septbr.-Srot
Sps b,s in b,n qbeno binein bauernOeu Ies
aens mar bic beuie abenc bier itattseiuncenc
Demofratilde Seriammlung etne 9roBartige.
glne lol9e Seriammlun9 bat Columbus ME
suuor seieben, mo DIE Semotraten mareu
cbenio icbr eritaunt, al8 Die Sepublifaner
ibren IitBmutb CUR @dau truqen. Durd,
Strubeufotb unb 9te9en 5oeen bte grbeiter
en- masse berbei, um @eneral Stgel uno g.
9. Gor su bDren. 0aS ibledte g8etter
mad)tc es notbwenbig, bic Serlammluud in
Der ,Mniif= =Atabeulle" abSubalten, uelte i'm
gtu iiberiii1t mar. lleber 10000 Uienld,en
brdngtsn ii4 auf ben StraBen. Sen. Slael
rcoete oeutid @or eHgliid, Yeioe ipuroer en-.
tbufaifiid begriBt. @m @rira Sabnsug
trahteEaulen0e BON Seiudlern ans0ancaffer.
Oieieniaen, wel9e feinen Ste o0er Stebplat
i'll ben 9Sa9sonS iinoeu fonnteu, boten per.
gcblid $3.50, I'm einen meiterem &arren BEN
SuQe ansubdHgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
MttS Wertfo.

Sabanna, %. Sept.-yat)rldten aus
Msrifo bis gum Is. OS. melben, bab btl
9taot 3acatecas ami %. Quguit Our4 15OC
sSniurasnten inter Garcia De Ga &arOeno
eroberf muroe. Ser 2estere ltellte Die StaOi
nod, in Serlelben Nad)t 1nter bic Sbbut oea
auerifamlaen, peutifeu uno ipauilden Sort'
Iuls uno sOg ab. 0ie Stabt muroe am 28'
pieoer BON ben Ne9lerunsstruppen belest
uadrem seielben @arbena 9eid)la9en hatteH
Iae anSeiden oeuten auf elneit lflleBlldeT
Siea bes Srn. 2eroo be Seiaoa IN Der Se
perbung ur1i Die BrdFbeuti4aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-09-25
SanfraubDeriaG tn StttSour9,
SSptas1S

8itt 8burg, Yenui., "a. Sept. = 0ret
bis iest nod unbetauute Wdhner periudten
beuteAteuO, be y3meite gtational .Sant" bie'
ier StnOt 5n berauben. 2lls Der gSddter
Snmuel 2elplS geQen llbr Abeuo8 Die Sanf
betrut, rpuroe er iiberfallen, gefnebclt uuo aGf
Elm 8ett in eincm 5interSimmcr gelegt. Gin
jiiu9erer 8ruoer oCS g8ddters, welder ote
yladlt bel leincn BruGer 5ubrtHgen wOllte,
eri6ieu hIr3 ouraui III Dem @cbdube, uno Die
8Guber muroen bard ieinc 9tnfunft per.
l6eudt. .........
Der alarm muroe ioBlei4 gcgeben, NIB bic
&duber muroeH BON YCl8iiteH Hnter Gieut.
&rOnluS uerfolgt.
9ie 6ludlt!9en l4oifen AMI BEN gettersn
icsten Johann iiber ben Sins uaA 2qe9bcngs
Gin. Die BoliBel fabnoet nod INNER auf
Die Serbreter, Obne bi8 iett Die Serbaitang
Aerielhptt harnprfiIellInt III hnhen