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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
Wput Serbiid) bnlaarifd)et 2ltf
ftauoe tn Der Siirfet,
aus Scr erb I den 8 Seitnn 9 n3altalpa"
pom 10. Suli 1876,

aus DtL VI u > { IL NOuli"tp"
pom 10. Suli 1876,
nberltst iiir ben ~Deutiten @orreipoubsnten"
Don Bail SfulitidD.
8Iiiur:, SuIsarien, %. Stunt 1876.
.Das Solt ift oaSu ba, un,
Steuern Su 5ableH, Soloat
~ fserbsH, iowie uubrbinsi
Ser giaistqt per @eiete 81
ae1ord1eH."
Diuitapha Yafda.
@inen unb einsn balbeu Wonat lit es, ieii
bas bnlaarii6e Solf bic s9affeH ergriff, nm
iib bon 500 iahri9er tpranniid,er unters
oriidung su befreieH. sSie oaS bulgariide
gelt i'm Sample um bic Sretbeit ii1 eoel'
miitbig sei9t, ergeben bic anslagen bes ga'
rons 6trld), Mga Don @arita; ie.bit Die Sitr'
fen hefdti9en es, aud mar bic Bemannuna
bes Dampiers ,,&abetfn" burb 3ufaa 3euge.
4ls grmiepernna Der Giirfen finb oieielben
araulamer uno barbarilber, als supor. Die
@reusl, uelde oieielben in letter ,3eit ueriib.
ten, finb namenlos uno nns6blig nno MIDI
nieSersushreiben. Dod etnige @emaltattt
mill td) Sbnen i9ilbern, nit Der 8itte, fl
Sbrem 9eebrten Slatte einserleiben 81 mollen.
europa lol erfabren, beionoers bas eagliids
Selt, wie oieie lpilbe, aiiatiid1e Saffe, btt
&lirfeu, geseH Nlle, pie nidt Dem iHubame.
ean,Iden @laubeu an9eb1rea, Die rGffinirte.
ifel @rsud beseberl uno nneddttliA in ilrrH
Sahe fne, England fou iebsn, mic wi'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
zoLIN e.
Baltimore
firr anluranff Dffife.

Giibmef.G .Gde Der Soutb= uno 9Sater.StraBe.
Disis @eeljd,aft ueriitert iortrodbreuo scsensers
IuE ODER Staoen ourt, Srauouugldd fonobl in Der
gtaot, iuie i'm eanoe. aae arten bon @i9entlam,
gsobn.. Qabenz uno gBaareubduier, San0elseiIter,
Wdsrbau< <Yroonfte, DiobeI, Saus @erdtbibatten,
i'm Bon besrtffene ODER I'M 9aien in eaouns beFho>
Itte Snbr,eu9e Il. I. n.
Das 2ireffortum befebt ans foigenoen Serren:
YH M. o. Sdrri on, SrdTDent;
Dapio 8. Nil5ou, s. Worton Stemdrt,
Traacts 8. 8ina, y. r. Yepcomer.
SenrE @arroa, Srni1e oorDis,
* q. Gteuart, SO. gD. Eaplor.
gBm. D. Srune, geor9e Y. Sarriion,
S. b. xapif, y. 9tbert S;ders,
8. Robt. Senfins, Uieuoes @oben,
Nnl. Is. Beuuiugton.
AppStations 6orniulare uno wettsre Nahrthi
fber ole GeieufAei miro in Der Office, Saoipef>@ds
her @outb= uub NsserfraBe. trtteilt. no auh ole
Nuftrdqe lofort erletist weroen. Seriitberun9eS
peroen aut ireeuo cine 6rtft ansenonmeu, tpelds
Der Hpplifdnt mlnihen mas.
(5Gnt.fSO 6r. Wecowoftb, Seff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
Gttle Ycttnttgs sOfft5tt1 Otttd) c3ltett
YEOft 2erItijrf.
G6aaSIthc Grmor0um8 ctHts
SrfpNEprffnetA NptffSdtciH

Gin cinnati, 28. Suli. - Benjamin
5agemann, Elm frieofertiger Oeutider 8iirger
muroe geiternabeno, p6brenb CT in elmer Bic,
geIbrennerei in GOuingtOn, Sp., arbetetc
obne jeOe SerunIaiiung uon eiuem bctrunfe.
ucn Sagabunoeu. Nameu8 Gee Grain, in ben
llnterleib geido6en uuO t0otliG oerpunoet.
Inter ben Deuti6en Giupobnern berri6t IN
gebeure Gufregung; OteielbeH brObeH, bcu
9P1rNer 3,r lnnr1pn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29

Sanitatss 9eparteuent, @atbbans,
SdItt more, oen %. sui
OUR N0d,rf61f fur god,forfeifert


s3ur Vaf,rfd,t fiir Vnd,farbeiter!
Oas Sanitdts. Separtement TIT, Do in Ipparaten
sur Abtrittsrensun9 cine beoeutsnoe @eIolumme
ansslest moroen. su benz gutibluNe setomnen. es
NIT einer hehrdn tten Nnsabl Der iogeuannteu saS=
teute no6mals gu pernben; misadbten Steielbsn
irgeno cine 8eroronuns oer Stdot ooer etue Sor=
idriit oteles Separtemsnt5, 10 Werbcu ibnen Die
@ouSeiiiouen enogIltig entSo9en.
Die Yoli5et uno Yiirger mer5en aui9eioroert. teoe
BHihtpernatldiitauue SetteHs Serer Die NIT 6eia9<
ten Bumpen urbeiteu, Die Dem 4nblide ODER 9eruh :
iinne etma anfoBis ftno, bel oeiem Separtement
nuluSei9en.
Natiebenoen Yerionen 1T e5 nad Snfpi3iruus
ibrer Bumpen uno Sesinf3ir= gpparate onrt bieies
Oepartement seitatte, Nbtrttssruben su offneu uno
nit ibreu Yumpen 5u entleersn. Inter fenen Inns
fdnoen ourf obue ben 9eboriaeu apparat fir Die VT
belt uno obne belonoere @rlGubuiB oieies Bureaus
ba5u 9ru6eninbalt eutiernt meroen:
B5ilip Marb, Sec. Goltenbeinn,
y. @onrop, Moam Shneiber,
8. Quinau, s.. q. Utebinser,
z. 0agenbrub, s HobIfing,
z. gB. BLADES, g. z. SoDlee,
Odorless Elk. Ap. Co., Geo. 10. Della,
@oho & Baff, s. &. Smith,
s. $. Sbaffer, U. 6. Clements,
Benjamin Sis. Srn. Oean,
Y. 9. Sin @omp., Sm:tb Bed,
Cent Sing, q. 29mmon.
Geo. Statsbt, 8 @onins.
s5as. Oic@roden, Sbelbp & Bifion,
Sobu z. Satnep, gSrielt Smitb,
=. s. Sfutnoea, S5obu 5osdu.
@arrett, IDers StI9b= 2bos, .. ytaib.
man, Or. sSantcs u. Steuart,
G3D SGn,tdts=S SommiI1dr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
2tuS Nupu.

SaOanna, 28. Suli. - am 81. .. gfts.
aegen UtitterHadt brang eine 300 Munl:
itarfe Sdaar Sniurgenten inter Dem Sefebl
les Ssnnor Sa9leiito in Die Staot Santa
Clara Elm unS fedte spei grobe SorratbS-
b1nier IN Brano, nahbem iie bteielben alsge.
pliinSert battc. Die Sniurgenten muroen
BON ben ipanil9en Sruppeu uertrieben unn
lteBen Soote auf bem Ylate Suriid. Die
Spanier batten SoDte uno Z 8ermunbete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
3er Wel0m0rft.

Nems DOrt, %. Sull. = @elO leidI
81 2. gSediel rubia 81 4.S8k. @olr
l6(oB 3u 111g-112. Obligationer
ihlOiieu flau ano ftctig; 81er Coupons
1901; 65er 1853; ueue ll74; Ger 1893; 68el
1919; nene Siinfer 118s; 1O.4Oer Coupons
l1S4. attten id1loiien fau NIB uuftetig; &C.:
q. @entral 106; grie 1873; Safe Sbore 534;
SGs. Central 92l; 8ittSburg 95; Rortb.
Befsrn 39a; Brior. 624; 0tof<Ssianb 108
unteridabarts Silans; Sob S33,027,'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
Wermiid)te Sepeidtett aus Neip'
WnNf

Iem-gOrf, 28. Suli. - @olO erBffuetG
81 111B.
- SObn S.Giu, uelder Dor &urSem iiber,
fibrt muroe, gefdlidltes @elo perausgabt 5u
baben, purbe beute 0torgen pom Hid)tcr Ses
neOidt gu Sabren uuo Ronaten 3u6t:
bausbaft uerurtbeilt. Charlotte Ebompion
puroe wegeu peiielbeu Serbre9eus 81 5mei
idbriger 3u9tbau8baft uerurtbeilt.
= Der llnterid,abnleiiter Sablte beute fin
SntereIien 1925, 200 uu0 fir ein9e5o9ene Sb
ligatiOnen Sl4 900 aus.
= Die 3Ol @inaabmcn betru9en beutc
5000 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
I1otIid1er Ilnfau.

Stem Oorf, %. Sult. : g8dbrenO eine
4n5ahl arbetter beute Wnrgen in Qf>Rep.
arf, N.sS., nit oem abtra9en zines 6iigels
beid)Gitigt mar itiirste plHtlih bic @ro.
banf auf bieielben Elm unb oeri6iittete mehs
rere oerlel6en. 0ithael Seibert uno Sobn
&oa9 mnroen get3otet. Die eei9en nurOeu
eur3 nad)ber anSqeqraben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
GermtfDte tcIe9rapBtf0e
9cpcid1eta

- Oberridter6agartp in6oronto fat ein,n
bon einem cau0olideH 0tldter ausgeitcQteu
ScIcbt fiir Gle @utlafung bon Naraluc
Smttb, welder in 0ait gebalten miro, um
an Die Buuoe8re8ierung ouSgeliefert Su uers
Den, umgeloBen. 8te 9lpplitatiOn nm Die
@ntlafuug Ocs Sefan9cnen miro erucuert
meroen.
- Die alumncu oer ,,&Orueu .lluiUeriitdt"
bielteu gcitep cine SerIammlung un6 er,
nanntsn @onlite'n, lin cine @ouititutiou uno
Statuteu fir eineu permanenten ,2llumneu-
yereiu" gu entlpcrien uuo I'm fir cine pai.
ienoc Serretuug Der llniperiitdt bel Der Sen.
tennial 9tegatta in YbllaOelpbia GORGE 5t
trQgen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
Notre Dame of Maryland.
S6bere 2ebrautalt fir iunge Wdbden.
S. S. OF NOTRE DAME.

sSieles Snititut lit orei NeiIcn norhlid BON Balti
mo-e iebr gibb gelc9en unb nit @uem perieben
10 .e Sur 9eiunobeit gno Sequemlhlet benen mag
Tas auaemanots 9ebr Spitem beluiltt Die auSpi
buua oer aeil gen, moralihsn uu6 pbpHihen arlit
Der SbLlsrinneu uno mdtbt Tic Su eben, 9ebiloeter
uno nilblbcn 9lieoeru ber Gelelihait. SIM reael.
miBiscn SIRIUS, ms!tber Die oeutite unO franSofid
Sprddbs umiaBt, 1T Die 3Gbl Oct Sthler aui etnhun.
bert nnozpier,ig feft9eiteGt.
PARLoR BoARDERs oosr innge Samen, fpeld,e $ri-
pat. 3inmer Diiniben. iiuo aHI per5cbu beihrdntt
Iaubniiie beS'u9t, fonnen in einerUOrSi9tiber Sano
.pobnun9 nuj bem Bf .be uner9ebr 1bt iueIoeu, ror
ausgsieet. odB iiiHibcln pohtoe Ippt'taiionen DO
orm -. Nu9uit aemddjt lueroen. 3 ages Q d ii:
Ter iuetf en- 9lebials an9euonimea. Die @3ebuH9s:
Yelibeile iino iir gae 9ttih. lin rGbere IuStnnf
ieaoe man HGb aatalo9en. (Snli2l. .1Ul)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
lnr ssero1tfip o rfittf0 neannetf.

81 m-g ort, %. Suits. 6. 86tbelein,
Der BeitzBointer aaoett, pelderr rpie wil
i9On bcridteten, por eini9en Sagen, pdbrenr
er Sdilbwade ltanO, auf einen Sntidcr feu'
erte unO Oenieiben tOOtete, fpuroe heute 0iors
gen berber gebraflt, nm Elm Serb0r ucr benz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29

Nr. Robertfom. Str. 10, 8 SHo.@utap fr &c
~bt6anoelt ips,iel aGe Srantbeiten Der nrtn $ Crz
game, orsanii6e sdmdbe. nerpOie S1pdGe. por=
,eitees 9llter uno ale yterpentranfbeitsn, iDelbe
pom iussnoltten llnbeonnenBeiten berriibreu. 2irS
lib entitanoeue Srantbeiten ihnel furirt. Serren'
nelte tb ST. u. anpertrauen, fonnen fdD oerifdaert
balten, oas iie miTenibaftliG uuo aufribis beban.
oelt weroeu. Sireauituuoen: s S-f2 ubr Wlas., "a
llhr Wadbm. uno 60 lbr abbs. CSebr2i ,t2UheD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
Or. 2Qua

Or. 2aug
betbt ea5 Yatentredt aui ben @ebrdub BON Or.
Bon 9onborft's munoerbarer @mtoedmna,
obue anuenouns bon Gbloroform, aetber Der @as
2dbne fdmer3los aussuJiebeu. 9eu Srisren, feiu
aetberIprensen! 8olfomnen harmlos Ser Baz
tteut bIeibt udbreno Der Operation bepus.-Sifice:
ysr. II, Roro=Gbariesftrafe 3abnsisb stun.
ben bon bis 10 lbr irib uno bon bis ubr giotz
mittlas. GS1t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
eltts Ser WttttOeshnt1tffYhot.

Us a btn9 ton, 2S. Snli. : OaS So
mite iiber Sanfen nno @ourant pertaste lid)
beute bis gum naditen Montage.
: 3i1ter Oebolt BON sen @ipilbieuIfs
@emite, tpelbem bic Gntlagen aeqeu 8iepra.
IeutantYurmaI pon SloriOa iibertraaeu ipur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
9as Saatmcut Oer Sattf Dom
iS0Iif0r1tiett.

SaI SrGn3 is o. 28. Suli.-Sn 8e5u9
auf Den ,3ulletiu" y2llta" &ibellz 9rojeB
murOen gelteru Die 3eugen Wti6nel Steele unO
,. .. Wtids bon beu 8eridt8 @ommiiidrcn
oes oritten 9iitriftS meiter perbGrt. Steele
beseugte, oaB ba86alllmcnt Der 8ant 0a0urA
ueruriaft muroe, bab Sor. 9tolton groBc
Summeu aus oerielbcn entuabm uno aui
Observation-Disclosures perlpeubete. WiuS err
tldrte in SeSug auf ben 2lrtifel OeS Sournal8
ALTA" pom 81. September 1873, III mcld]em
bebauptct iprr0e, OaB Die @tgentbiinter Oe5
y Bulletin" 9elo Gil 0rn. SimOntOu III 9teps
Yort geibidt bdtten, I'M in Aftien 81 ipefuz
Ilren, unO itdI auf aQe m0glthegSeic beuibt
bdtteu, bas 6alltmeut Der 8auf Su pcrmiaz
deu: er miIe bon feincn ScriudJc Der Sez
trefenoer, ben gSertb Der Aftien bcrab5u.
Oriiden ooer baS Yermauen be8 YublIfum3
auf Die Siherbelt Der Sanf 3u cri6Httern.
Die llrade beS Salltment5 iet, oaB 9taliton
Die SonoS Der Banf ohne 9StIieu ODER Sin.
piltgung Der 9ireftoren 5u ieiuen Btluats
3medsn beuubt un0 Die eutnommeneu Sums
men uidjt piecer eriest babe. Die @eiammt.
idjulo Galiton's betrug itber 81 900, 900.
9ie S 3eltEd)rcGcnpIaae.
ct. Baul, Winu., %. Sult. - Die
Seui6reden perbeeren in ungebeureu SdypGrs
lnen Den welltden &betl Oicie8 StaateS, uno
unO Der oGn oenielbeH angertd)tete Sd)aosn
lit nidJt AL bered)uen. Stele 9lnIieoier baben
ihre 1anZe Srl0te etu1ebiiRt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
Nein GGmers! Seine @eiabr! &eiu
EehIShIodI

Gie "Colton Dental Association'' tft INNER ers
iolgreih, 3&bne obne Sduerteu Gus6uSebeH. Sle
arostsu 3weiNer touuen lid uou oieier &batidte In
osn 3iinmern Hr. 81. gSeit= sya pettetra6e, irsr'
,euaeu. (San. 81. 6 Ultef)
0NaSd,e fur 0trreu gu S3 pro Diouat; miro sebolt
~ uno ub9elieteGt; GllsS miro lsparat uuo init
Der 6anb seluaihen in Der Enterprise Laundry On
Der @de Der @as= umo SSrontitr. (5ulti4, ,tRD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
satente weross iii. @rf,naer ersptrtt.

grit nat Grldnenns bes Batents peroen @ebIb'
rem heretluet. s.. s.. & VI. 3. pomaro,
Rr. 18, SecoubfraBe,o Der 4soit sesenIber
(Sebr2, 12Oite) 3meis=9iireau in gBaibiu9ton, Dc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
Maixjne, ,

tin porJlslider ndhrenoer 4rttd fir tlstne &lnoer
uno Suualioen. bas sn,tse ipabre Subttut iirOiut'
termildb, subersitet pol gm ii 9inss Ipotbeter,
uuo bel alien 0rosui1en gu babsn.
~. s.. Yrpspu 6 grnoer,
(Suni2, ,3Utte ia.S.D 9nero5zI zIgenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
GnIifiS6ae M0ffffer

SpIitiSde Sanner.
Septieu, Yortr is, 8 udJ It q ben &C.,
trufpol 9ema6t uno semalt bon
9. 3. Gbaie 6 Comp,
ylr. 1873, =BaltimoreitraBe
arftrdee per Soit fperbeu piinttlidb Gu59efubrt.
.(Suli29-1Sftf)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
Yur Sea d1tuna jiir Dar,tea!


SIDEPLAITING m miteinrrD ami IN a ( db ne
aui iebe Saeor uuoSreite; male uber breite PLA1Ts
uon lie 3ol gu Oeribieoenen Breiien unb anssfer=
tist ,mdbreno man oarauf ipartet. g. Stmon.
9tr. "a, SfsYaltimorez,
/crGt5 toUkgN nnhp 6inhSfrn6p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29

0fdjtmnooretSts amertfanIfde SotelS brann'
<*ten i'm lesten Wonatc ab; tte Srdnoe bdtteH perz
bitet neroen fonnen neuu Die ooteIs ben II M
tt5beu6 u6euerzMllarm sebabt bdtteu. @ebr.
Dan, Nr. 9e, @aroenitr., y alto. CWat29, ,2WteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29

aGbanp, 9.zy., %. Suli. - Die 5eus
preiien 6abrif Der So. 0ietrid & Comp.
murOe beute @Orsen burd 6euer Serft0rt.
Berluit $4,000.
@reeHSboro', Mo., 28. Suli. - 2ie
sroBe Sdgemiihle unb &abipei9en 6abrit
Der 55. .Satterfielo &Utoore iiHgen beuteWit=
tag aus eiuer unbefanntsn llria6e 6euer unO
purOen total eingeddert. Gin unfoBenOeS
Shulgebduoe muroe betrGdltliG beiddoi9t.
Der Serlnft Der 6irma 9atterfelO & Woore
betrd5t $4,000, BON meldem ungefdbr Die
9dlite bnrd SeriideruEg 9eOcdt iit,
Ot tilmauf fee, %. Suli. = Die 9I(uqe
fabrif Der Sirma Sobn 3bompion & Comp.
in Seliot pnroc beiIte 0forgeH Our9 Stuer
5erltDrt, Serluit sec, 1000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-29
(Sulii5,iNitI)

c<emSeu! Semoen! Gemoen!
b Utau scGe bu 6. G. Sretanb in Nr. 85,
Noro sSowarb # tra6e, uno fauIe ieine $f.25'
$ emo u-esenes Sabritat-pon Bamiuita=aat'
tun nub feinem ainuen; auf Seftelluns gu bemelben
Sreie, (Sunii3, 3 WteD
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@aropaii@e &abelberidte.
Ser orientaliid)e Grieg.
SaS rttffiS@e Sole SIT 0t.nIfcu ttnet
beWaffnetcn SHfcte eattou.
Ser sraOer Oca saItana 8ans gle0entet errlart.
sGnscblt6er gt,sfrmbr tn Selarao.

Ger Sob 6es 6ultan8 gtura6
miro It iiu6ltd ermartet.
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Selesrapbii6e Sepei9ea.
SRlaabs9eDeI@egs

(Sertdte Der
"Nhociirteu 8rtiie" fir ben ~@orreiponbsnten."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-26
.sThe Kanawha Divisiou. .,

There is a movement on foot to forma
Hayes and Wheeler Club, to be known
as the "Kanawha Division" composer
Of ex-soldiers who reside in this city
and who were identified with the follow
ing named military organizations DUR
ing the war:
1st and % Kentucky Infantry: 1st ann
I'd Virginia Cavalry; Simmons' aud
McMullen's Batteries; 1st Virginia Ar.
tillery, and 7th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 18th, 18th,
% |, 2Sgh, 34th, Both, 37th, 44th, Attn. Ssths
9lst and 9ld Oaio Infantry.
These regiments served in West Vir-
ginia under the following commanders
successively: Generals Rosecrans,
Benham, j. d. Cox, Scammon, J. A. !
Lightburn, Geo. Crook, Kelley AID
Rutherford B. Hayes.
All the snld'"-
--...ors Of the above regiments
are notified to hold themselves in readi.
ness to meet at Hopkins Hall, Foprth
street, as soon as arrangements can bs
made for that purpose, which will be in
day or 30.
1t is proposed to make this the ssoracks
organization Of the Campaign, and an
the old soldiers are earnestly requested
to give 1t their attention.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-06-26
MOrtuarys

Edward Flanagan, 6 months, city.
Aaron Pollock, years, city.
Fredk. LoreDz, ~ years, city.
Mary Blazer, 10 years, city.
Berthe johnson, 9 weeks, city.
Jas. o. Cody, 10 months, city.
Aunie f.. Meitzler, 6 months, city.
Matilda Heron, 8 months, CITY.
Josephine e. Klein, ~ months, city.
Elizabeth Oyerhaus, = months, city.
Hetty L. Crowley, months, city.
Catherine Defrene, 8 months, city.
f. Dunning, s 8years, Massachusetts.
John Palmer.
Jessie Curtis, Q months, city.
Rose G. Gokas, 25 days, city.
Geo. Bammerlin, 10 months, city.
Peter Malloy, city.
Kate M. Freeman, months, city.
Robt. Sullivan, months, city.
John Holzfuss, 81 years, Germany.
VIM. Schultz, "a years, Germany.
John Ii. Barg, A days, city.
VIM. IL. Griffin, 3 months. city.
Robt. A. Love, 81 years, Ireland.
Mary Flitz, oity.
Annie Elbregh, 7 months, city.
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NEWS FROM THE METROPOLIS

BY American Press Association to the STAR.
NEW YORK, June ga London
special says the American res
idents there are preparing to cele-
brate the Fourth of July by a grand din
ner, at which the diplomatic represent
atiVes of the United States will preside,
supported by Messrs. Russell, Sturges,
j. s. Morgan, Hugh Mccullough, W. A.
Richardson and Gen. Heinselman. Tom
Hughes has accepted an invitation to be
present. Several English nebilities
VINO were invited, have declined, in
clualng Dean Stanley and John Bright
MIR. and Mrs. SartOris
sailed from Liverpool Saturday for New
York.
Gold Ina the Vaults.
The last return of the Bank Of Eng
land shows the largest accumulation of
gold Oh record. Total amount of gold in
the vaults OF the bank is $l43, 3,0O0.0OO.
Notes by Cable.
A Paris special says the government
c0ntemplates torclble suppression of
the Saint Sales Pilgfimages.
Spain will SEND twenty-four thousand
troops to Cuba before September. 1t is
now reported that Disraeli and Bis
marck are acting In obedience TO mu-
tual understanding on the Eastern ques-
tiOn.
The Paris Salon closed on Thursday.
The total number of admissions for the
season was five hundred and eighty-six
Thousand.
Flammaron, the celebrated author, has
just finished new work, which aims to
prove that planets are inhabited.
The Glorious Fourth.
Flags and bunting are beginning to be
pretty freely displayed throughout the
city, and the Indications are that the
approaching Fourth will be celebrated
with unusual patriotic iervor.
Commodore Vanderbilt
is reported as doing well, under the cir
cumstances. His physician apprehends
no immediate change, but has no hopes
OF a speedy recovery.
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BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKs.
Business Transacted by the Boara
This Morning.

Business Transacted by the Roara
This Morning.
The Board met in regular session, am
the members present and President Ben
in the chair.
On motion, the Superintendent os
Lincoln Park was authorized to uus.
chase flag at cost not exceeding 50.
Howard Douglass reported in writinx
that certain parties owning property sa
Northern avenue are cutting into tim
south line OF the street, thereby damas-
ing his stable. On motion, the matter
was referred to Mr.. Gessert for inyesta-
CATION and report.
q. Helmers and III. Mueller repre.
sented to the Board that owing to TIM
last heavy rains, and the unfinished
condition OF the fills on Poplar street,
between Western and Mclean avenues.
that large pools OF stagnant water have
collected and produce great ana
noisome stencil, and are of great aanoy-
ance and injury to the residents Of thnk
part of the city. Referred to the Sew.
erage Engineer.
The bond of s. G. Hughes, as Assiss-
ant Secretary of the WaUer-works. In
The sum of $4,000, was received and np-
proved.
The weekly pay roll of the Stresa
Cleaning Department., amounting in the
aggregate to $l,625 go, was approves
and ordered paid. Adjourned.
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The Murder of Young Curtis.

By American Press Association to the STAR.
LARAMIE, W. t., June 2e.-A young
man named Albert Curtis was shot and
instantly killed last evening on a
ranch, by man named Chandler. 1t
seems that some sheep Curtis was herd
ing got upon some meadow land of Lar
kin g. Rand, by whom Chandler was en-
ployed. Chandler told Curtis a few
days since that the next time his sheep
got on his ground he (Chandler) would
kill HIM, and last evening he carried out
his threat by shooting Curtis through
the heart. Chandler at once took pois on
which it was thought would kill him. In
the morning he showed signs OF recov-
ering and party of ranchmen took him
out and hung him. The deceased was a
SON OF Judge Curtis, Of Ashland, Ohio,
and young man Of tine education and
highly esteemed by all Of his acquaint.
ancpR.
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Springfield 1tenas.

SpSClfl " tuo 5tnks
SPRINGFIELD, June 26.-Mother Stew.
art, the great temperance agitator, had
a grand reception Saturday night last
at the High-street N. x. Churcn. The
pulpit was elegantly decorated with
flowers.
Captain W. f. Drum, Of the Second
U. S. Infantry, in command at Hunts
vile, Ala, is here with his family, visit.
ing his friends ana relatives.
Our German citizens will celebrate
the Fourth in Warder's Grove.
II is hoped Council will take action at
its next meeting toward the immediate
renaIr of the High-street Bridge.
Steps should be taken by our citizens
to secure some suitable place tor the
musicians who have so kindly volun.
teered to furnish music during the sum.
mer free of charge.