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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02
Neus Nn;etgcn.
kAsl2 9a8 jd6rlidc grOBe Piclic
- 81 Ilg. . eutitb en- g8 8atieu bduIe So
Tnoet Bfnoitno oEta9, ben 5. SUM,
in Dtutb'8 Oaiue itatt.
RToa aru III LII.

HrogrumuI.
Snei oole Ytuiits@Orps pe;ben pom 10 ll6r gors
aeHs bis s ltbr abeuos ourh 6aHS= uno GouSerts
DlnEt nGs BuUlitum unterbulter.
Groffnuuasrsoe ourd ben Brdfibentcu s. ". Eeas
mann; 6eltreOe uon orn. SbT. Sartea.
Sie 2Sdientinoer neroen ourtb Treiii5uua urb
NrmbruitihieBen t6re SIbti9telt OeUeiien.
4reiie, befe6euo IN baGrsm 9elGe, in0 fiir's 9es
9eIu ausgeiebt tuoroeu.
5rennoe, GonHer uno ols Bubufum i'm glQeemeis
neI tno gcbttcn, 10 5ahIrcitb, 0l5 moalib su
erideiuen. GintrItt p Cts. Ia SerIou.
". y. Gontremarteu merbtn nadb llbr ubt aus
0PlphPu rtpo
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02
8reeuboG.Goup

gtetp 9 Off, l. Snni.- Der @onpent Der
Suilationiiten, aus 125 Oclegaten beItebeuO
ueriammelte itb bsute inter Dem SorFbe oes
Srn. Somliniotl nno erwdblte 0elegaten fir
oen National- @enOeut IN ct. Q0uis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02
Staat NarBIan6.
&ai5irfrS &iirenif.

anuopOGts, oCn |. SUM 1876.
Die iolleHoe Summe itano Gui Den 9recit Der
ueribteoenen @outi IN oieiem Bireau uuo 0eponrt
IN Den Oerihisoeneu bteriu eenuuntel SaRfen bePm
S6luiie Der @eibdite an 81. Uiai 1876,
ndmlth. ................ Sl52, ,i6j So
Sn ser ~Harner5 IL. 0erhauts yiQtioz
nQlbaut BON Baltimore" OuI ben
Credit oss SorefonS6Guls5 - st33. .i5o 27
Sn oerielben Sdnt Guf ben Srtot Der
Staat5 gtornul=sStlule. ......... 37706O
5n Der oiSdrnIer'5 HutlOuGl=8lnt Oen
annapOlis," nIdt peruiltat.. -. 1881 96
(32) SarnRs Compton, 9anirer.
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ar ~. w. sS ortu,au, Wr. 139, Worozgutaip'
Oarase. furirt Die Sdmorrb oibcu poiitio uno
ssrmouent nit elmer sau5 neueu Diethobs, obne
IeIsr. eisatur oper S6lenitein uno saranttrt slne
odp,litbe Sur oocr unmt teine Ye5obluns.
(9Ratt(l 4 UtTl
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0etnr. s. &artmamtt

@rlpart Sud, swauSig Pro3snt IN Strunlpt=
maaren, Sanbibnben unb untertleleerH.
oameuz. Serreuz II. 9inber.Saucp@ @Strumpffpadren
osr Ieeten 0ioos, tdslid9 erbalten in
sfr. ty9. SSeu.S timort>, Sipiihen Sontb
uno @alpert1raBe. (Olaii6,2DlteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02

Dem Rulligan angeboten baben loll, bemertte
Blaine, Wfulligan babe geia9t, er molle mad
20 idbri9er Ibpeienbeit i'll eine alte 5eimatb
5uridtebren. Blaine babe id]eSweiie be-
merit, oh er uiflt lieber in offiSteller @igeus
ldlait suriidtebren molls? 9as lei allies.
Son Sclbtmoro babe er babel nidJt ges
iprodeu.
Wtulligau fragte Slaiuc, oh er ouf ieinen
Glo laugne, Oas g8ort vSelbftmorO" erpGbnt
SIT babcn, tuorauf Blaine erpieberte: rSans
entifiebeu."
Der 3euse Mulli0an tpurbe in elm langes
Sreuirerb6r genommen nuo blieb odrtn merf=
ipitrotg feit.
Sas &omite Uertagte it6 bis morgen.
Scr Seutnfr. StaaiS>Gonpent BON
0atiiomri.
Seffer on | ~, 0to., l. SUM.
llnter ben Delegateu fir ben Ratioual @on'
bent lift 5einri9 s. Spauuborit bon ct.
9oui8, BrdiiOen. Der - amerifa" z@ompGgnie.
Die Blattform bes &onoents lpriht fidb fir
IufreftbGltung Der Contribution unb 3uIdbe
aus, fir Selbitregieruu9 in allen Sbsilen,
9iptlbienitreforn, @inidlrGntuug uno Spa-<
1anlfeit, 5reii9ulen, Die ALIEN SetteneinIluiie
ent5ogen iino, GrbaItun9 beS Natioual. Gre
bits Ourd ebrlife SeSahlung Der 9tational.
idbulo. Der 8. abidnit! iagt: rOaB mir
Sn @unften Der &eiuTptiOnSatte uOn 1875
iinb; ba ieoo9 inncrbalb Der nd6fen 80 Sage
in ct. 2oui5 Der National. @onpent tcgt, 10
halteu mir es fir iibtrfliiiiig, Sei6liifie i'm
Setreff Der @ourantfra9e anSunebmen; mir
perpfli4ten ms hierourtl, benz Eldet uno rer
Ylatttorm bon ct. eouis uniere uoGe llnter.
ftiitun9 su She'll uerbeu gu lafien." Gin Be
idluB, Die 9ele9aten 81 iuitruireu, fir Seu-
Srtds ;u arbeiteu, murbe ansebOteu, aber bic
SsriammIHEg meigsrte iih, oenielben an5uz
nebulen.
Der y8epublican" bat cine 3epeide ron
>5efferions@itp erbulten, baB 10 9slesateu fiir
SenoridS uuo 10 fir Eiloen fiuO. @tner 1T
5metfelbaft.
Gtue Oepelde bon Sefierion. 9th meloet
on ben ,9lobe Democrat" oaB man bort
9!aHbt, oaB I aller 0;Ie9aten fir 3iloeu
fpiru
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gaEaassIMins

uah uno bon europa, ertbitbriefe &c.
fins tiuisft ~ babeu bel &nmnter Dedtt,
n. ~, Germans, sfpiiden Sout5s u. Saloertftr
s| Nremhes @elo su ben b d 4 n Yretlen.
lNpril2i-Nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02

Ulobelsue6ersise, Sorhduse trimmings uno &a=
po,jer.Nrtitel auer arten Su pcridieoenen Breien.
Der aroste Borratb uno auSwabl in Der Gtaot Sl
auaemeNenen Breilen in Sir. So, Samcperftr.. bel
IHRni 10 4 HitSl 9. GtDnen Nntrt& 6 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02
Ste 8roSs Yareoe oer rSenpelrit'
ter ="

y bilaoelpbia, 1. SUM-. - 1eber 1O,.
600 ySempelritter," pieie bsrielben beritten,
paraoirten beatc Otoreen, unO bas firamme
Nuitreteu, iomie bic militdrii6e SaltIus Der
ielbcn wurSen all9emein gelObt. Die Baraoe
lit obne 3meifel Die groBartigite OemOHltra'
ton, tpel9e je bier itattgefunoen bat. Die
@egenmart 10 uieler Seiuher nuo Die reihe
Sdmiidung Der 9ebdnoe an alien gr0Beren
StraBen, tpelfe buhitdblid inter Sabnen
unb @eminoen beritedt tuaren, trlgen piel
oaSu bel, I'M ben GinOrud Der YroSeiiton 81
erb6ben. 0aS gSetter ldBt 9ti6ts III miinlfen
iibrtg.
Sn Ger Iro3eiiion befauoen fdJ iiber bun'
bert Somtbureien, ieoe bon eiuem Wtuiifcorps
begleitet. gtu6oem Die Sitter Die bauptidd-
liAeren StraBen burd5ogen batten, lnatte Die
YrO5eiiou Dor benz ySreimourer.Gempel"
Oalt uno iuuroe oaielbTi bon oeugcamten oes
@roBlagerS elmer 8ebiie nnteriporfen. Die
@inIebung Der @roB,Sffistsre Der @rob. b.Som-
tburei bon Benniploanien fanS am Hafmit~
tage in Der Muiif Ifaoemie itatt. Qm Abeno
muroen ben &ittern BON benz @roB= B=Somtbur
eiu 9roBarti9er @mpfang uno elm @onSert in
Der y6ortitultur Salle" berettet, bel peld,er
@ele9enbeit Der @rOBmeiiter Der Ser. Staaten,
9dtb. Sas. $. Sopfins cine Seiuiltomm.
nungsreoe bielt. 9ie Setli5feiten oauerten
bis IpIt 2lbenbS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02
Ntuoer>&utf6en
- L. q n ~, n y

bel Seinrid d. SbparI
Nr. 2f1, BeRz Baltimore, uabs ebarles StraBe
G,u prosss aEortiment nEr bon Den bepsn 6ao1'z
ianteu, UNI S. uno aulpdrts.
cetnrtd3 ed5~atS.
Wr. eli, gBcft<Saltimore<, nabe sbarlesifr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02
%Aizine. .

Elm porslslbsr udbrenoer aui'el fur tleius alnSer
uuo Supaiioen. bas einSise ipabre Subtut iirViut-
termild, subereitst po1 g m II SiusS apotbeter,
uno bel anea Srosuhen gu baben.
y. $. 8totpn 6 Brncer.
fsunf2. .3Ultei.cSy) Gneros<asenten.
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Die 9entpfrater I'm WlttttteIota
9SettcreS itber oas SSnotnner. .Wfaf.
I0crs ttt Sett SIaG G.GtIlS.

@tnc ctnnati, l. SUM-. - Cine De-
peide BON GincOlu, ytebr., me!ret iolgenbe
@in;elnheiten iiber oas glutbao, weId)eS Die
Suoiuner Inter hen Siucinnatier @OlOiubern,
Die inter Siibrung oeS 9apt. Stone nad) ben
,Slad.StllS" 5ogeu, angelidtet baben. Sin
Sbell Der expedition Sog Ourd bic pSanO-
$0ilS," ctpa 80 Meileu bon her 8eOz z@lOub8z
Igeutur entfernt. 9as 9Setter mar ihwiil
unO Die StraBe fat unpaiiirbar iniolse Der
boben Souebiiuer. Die Ndnncr batten ibre
60fe mo ibre g8affen auf Die gSageH gele9t
uno ifritteu ermiioet hinter Ocnlelben her.
YlDslif brafen ole SnoiarrE aus rem !Sluz
terhalte beruor uno ihuttten iie ab. 9ie
Qcnte muBteI iidl ruebrloS niebcrmebeln lai'
ZEN. Capt. Stone nno Same8 $1,000 luaren
nnter ocn Grnen, lueldle felen; auBerEem
ipurben nod SSelgeuoe ermor6et: Nrmitrong,
SeGlep, 0uclef&, SSeit, SnaingSlep, Barr,
2abogteaur, Sailer, Wiuud, Slomage, Sd)ats
finger, 2att8, &rund, WoSeante, &aoole,
gHcSeag, @eauecr uno Die beibeI 6ubrleute.
Der Wiann, welber Die Rad)ridlt briu9t, er~
Sdblt, baB BON ben 40 Mfann Der Expedition
niflt ell @uI;i9er nit benz 9eben oapon ge'
fommen iei. Die SnOianer itu0 idlt ldnlmt-
lid1 NM ner RelPrne Oerid,muuheu
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Staat WarBIauo,
&aIIircrS= =9Sitrcntt.

annGpoGiS, I. Suri 1876,
Gte ucbe rtraguuq6biidbero oes Gtda,
tes WarGIGnn 10 eroea am 10, Snnt
geld 0 fen. Nab oieiem 9oSe peroeu fene
uebeltra9uugen bis lIm 1. juli 1876 gcmlht.
O32,i.6.S,4W Barnes Compton, gQiiirer.
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Der a. Gnnaref. Grte @tkmna.

Ser a.. Son9reB. Gtite Stkung.
Baibingtou, l. SUM. - SIM g :
nate leste Der Soriter cine Wittbeiluua
beS SrieGSnlinilterS Dor iiber Die Soften oeS
SisualbieniteS.
9as 8eniionS- Somite beri9tete ungiinitig
iiber mebrere Bentonsseiufe.
Die Bill, meld)e rerfii9t, ben Namen beS
9arlpfers nGitp Of SraibearS" in r2Oae
Star" lmsamanoeln, nuroe ahgenommen.
@ire gr6Be anSabl bon PrluatbillS uurbe
erleoigt.
I'M llbr nabm Der Senat ben Smpea1=
ments= Pro3cB 9cgen Sclfnap pieoer aui.
Selfnap erittcn nit ieincn 9nmdlten; aud
Die Sa6palter oeS 5auleS maren anlpeieno.
Ser Soriiber Seigte Johann Die @utId)et-
onns in Der sSurt5Oittionsfrage au.
Senator gSbpte bantra9te, baB Oem Ingez
flagtsn5 5peiSag e,3ett 9eSeben iueroen mO1tau,
nm 5u piatOtren.
Carpenter lugte, bieie Sriit lei 81 furS.
gtad elmer lGugereu Debate 3pii6eu Ben
SertheiOigern, bell Sadmaltern unb psrihie-
oenen Senatoreu purhe bc5 Smpeahulents,
9eridt bic gum nGhiten 0ienitage pertn9t,
on lueldem Gage Der Qngetlagte plaioireu
muB.
Sm &eprG Gientauten bauje rief
Durbrm bon &entIdD Die Sill anf, tpcld)e
Die 0tepiiion Der Statuten Uerooltdnbi9t;
a1gerommeu.
9aS SauS berietb Johann iibtr bic Bill i'm
Setreff Der 9Sirtanifeit Der srmee. Sen
ming, Der Soriiber Ses 0tilitdr Gomite'8, be-
fiir;ocrtete bic Bill. gta1 ldngcrer Debate
ruurbe bic Bill angenomuen.
Iuf gSar0's antrag muroe bic Sill i'm Ses
treH Der @rnennung etneS Shipping Cont
nlliiioners aufgenommsn.
gSaro ertlarte Die Bill, uuo mad lGngerer
Debate iuuroe oielelbe angcnomnen.
Gllts brad)te cine Sill ein iiber @rridtung
elmer SSeau .Oampferlinie 5rpil6en Den Ser.
Staateu uno Sratlten; iibermteen.
CNnS AnmS hsrtnntn I'D, I'm lc l1hr
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Netu Zd,mers! Seine 0eiabr! &etu
eSrn(ff1Iddi

9ie "Colton Dental -Association" ttt thinner et'
folsreib, 3dbne obHe Shuersen auSauuepen. O0
sr0Stsn 3ueif:r f0nnsH id 20" o'slet a9ap'Ws W
hen a;mmern Tr. 81. &seftsJasettsfraBe, husr'
,,no,n. (San. q. 6 Uitef)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02
Die Health Lift,

e;u eomp[stes 9nmuaiilm in f1 islbf, erIortert
nur ,ebu Wiuuten tdsltd. g. lit Gin 2onicum fhr
hos Csebiru. Die Weruen uno Winsfeln. Gs perbftet
sraufbeit.n uno Gnocrt d,rohiids llebel.
9r. u s. 6Notiat BON 8rootie1 iast: "e' TT
por,iialit seeisnet fir Sol6e, iuel6e fuoien ooer
piel iitea. uno ilt Olmea, psltSs On Diutters uno
aaperu Sd5udten leiseu." $arlors tir Oamea nno
ssrr.u: Vr. 40, Noro.eharIeshrdBe.
nOq.t2 n 2i.4.7. .30f)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02

Dateute weroeu iiis GrEnoer ertntrft.
Crit uad Changing bes Batents msroen @eonqs
eu 5erednet. q. s. b u. Z. eomaro'
Wr. 18, Seeoubfra6 Be, Der Yoif 9esenaoet.
fs,br2. .t2Mte, 3uets.Sireau in Baibinstou, Dc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-06-02
Sie 98eifa,tsifell,ttta.

Bhila Delpbla, 1. SUM. = Die Gnts
hiillung Der SumbolSt Statue lit auf ben 4.
SHli feitaeieet. Die @eremonie'n merSeu nm
8 llbr RorgenS anfau9eu, uno itber fiinfSig
Sereire, barunter Siu9-, Surn= II. S6iiben.
Sereine, babeu ibre Setbeili9ung Sugeiagt.
Die oeri1ieoeueu @eiellidaften reriammelu
ii9 oil sem an Sairmount- aOenue gsle9cneu
@ingange beS Sarfes unb be9Cben fidl bon
oa oireft mad Der Stdtte osS Utouuments,
@de oes Yarffubrpeges unb Der 9rarb Sue.
- Der Sotalbetrag Der @innahme am lseten
giittwod belief iid cuf $13,l24, bic anSabl
nPr Ssiud1pr nuf 39 100
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ar. Gobertton. Nr. 10, = 'eu Ia t'aB'
Ob,hanosIt ipe,iea aue arantbeiten Der urtn Sr1
aaue, orsauiibe SdWdds. nerpois Sapdpe. potz
seitsss alter uno aue gieroenffanteea1lH, ~sue
nou iuosuSlideu ubeionnenJsiten 1erriibrsn. 2drsz
lih entitouseue Srantbetten ibnen furirt. Serren'
,pebs ib Sr. IT, aupertrauen, tonnen iidb oerFdert
baltsu. oab ite piTenidaitl@ uHo auirittis oe5ans
beIt peroen, Sireonitunoen: -12 nbr ufgs, "a
MIR geadbm. uuo 60 ubr abos. (Se6r2l ,t2D'lsO
ae6e 9ader 0urtaus waiieroidt seInadt our9
bic Yppl,,iruue BON Iron Clad or b c nno IRON
clad .Gement. t. @ute Odter, burd9e9enos nltt
be, Iron clad s c. rbe beartdsu, baltsn nm waez
reuo 10 Sabrsn obue psitsre Soften. Selpao.s.e
Ddd,er, BON SlebI6misosn oils nnfanstip eo',ua''
misSer bsroeItslt uno ibr 9ebraut aut Sabre per-
iduaert ourt ssbortses anfretten NIT Der Iron
Clad.N arbe uno q emt n bespirtt. vile Arosis
ten saranirt. gsudirase BON Saus=@tsentbnmern
miusht. SamcS We2atne,
IanriI, 9MtO Rr. 80, Sio=S Sonioa9fraBe.
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aas SoImes' 't&e . atent. = bic oamp''1e"

Seppide ourhsebsuos ssreiuist uno reno7
pirt, Nett, Ghmus uno Molten qetausse'
braht. Rir baben iiber ale Bdtsntbeethtfa@ti9uhz
n.u triumpbirt. SoImes & callahan,
IMnriI, sgRt, SIR. 9, SwanzStr.
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- Ser Senat tefattgte in ieiner beutiaeu
@refutlpfsuug Die @rnennuug bcs SEQ. s.
S. Seale pom 9titritt Columbia Sam @es
ianbten in Seltrein.
- SenatOr eragin brad)te beute eine Sill
elm, ben Ban elmer graolinigeu Sabu Swi=
iden geip=0or uuo gSaibin9ton betrefieno.
Die Sabu ioa 2tueigbabnen ben annapolis
ndd Baltimore unb bon Greensboro, Mo.,
nod 0eipes, Del, babeu. Son 8riogetol,
N.,S., iOlen s,pei 2iuien mad Der Stabt
gtewsYorf fiibren. Die BunOesre9erung
ioll Die Sdlfte Der attien sei9nen. Inter ben
Wiarpldnber aftiondren iino bic 6S. @oloss
borough, @oub, Sud, 8aines uuS Spain.
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m Md,,uuesreil,ta amerifantfdhe SoteIS bran

~tten i'm esten Wonats oh; tte Srdnbs bdtten per@
btet iuerosn ionuen tuenn Die Sotsls ben utom o.
tt{deuSeuersAl II arm sebabt bdtten. 0ebr.
9aa, Rr. 91, 9aroenftr., y alto. (Wat29, ,2DfteD
c>te .G GurefasS sSpuIs Setoe" III Die be-
Ol,eb.eRe. 8oue 9IoBe, seborlse ednse uno ooui
fommeu slatt. Vile sro6eren @eitdfte Oertautsn
bI,ieIbe. (Diai26, tDff)
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9tc 0ct0ofrotctt Oott U eru, o ut

GomtpeIier, ST., 1. SUM-. = Der
bentofratiide Gonrent oeriammelte ii6 beute
bier uno nOmlnirte ben N6tb. $. s. Singz
ham fir oa5 @ouoerneurSamt.
Die Seidliiiie perlaugen @ini9rGrtuns
unO Spariamtelt in Der Serpultung, 1erabs
isbung Der Steuern, ehrlife Se3abluug Der
Dfientltdleu S4ulo, @rbaItung Der Sreiifu'
len, Seireiung Oerielben BON iefttrerliber
@ontrole, 6artgelO uno OteueniiesSarif.
Die 9emofraten bon Mlabanta.
Wt gomerp, Ala., 1. SUM. =
Der Demofrltii1e @onuent ernannte heute
0ele9aten fir ct. 9Ouis, melde uidt in-
itruirt purbeu.
Ste Semofraten tn WttnncYota
ct. Yaul, l. Sunt.-9er OemOfratiide
StaatSs@ouucnt periammelte ftd1 beute bier
Inb nabm eine 9feibe uon Reiolutionen an,
in welfen Oerielbe fid] su @unften Der part,
gelOsabun9 uno fir Ote Homiuation @Ouuer=
neur 3tlocn's fir oas YrdTpentenamt er-
tldrte.
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SelegrapbiiGe 9erei9ea.
ssalaans9epelhes.

tBeriGts Der sEfIocitrten BreHs. fir ben u9ors
reiponoenten.~)
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&oHf9utinopel, 81. Rai, - Gine
proclamation giurao @fieaOts, in melhn
oerielbe feline Shronbelfeiguns anseigt, ptro
leben ausenblid erlpartet. @tne Deputation
Der auswdrtisen gintpp9ner @onfantinppel's
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H.ro;,e nuo 3Iein.@esfamf.

(Suni2, ,3Rte,i.o.9.O
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-02-05
A Young Man Who RObs His
Mother OfValuable Jewels.

A st. Louis special of the 2sth
says: The robbery of Mrs. J.
Bennett Of valuable diamonds by
her step-son r. w. Bennett, has
caused quite ripple in the fash
ionable society in which that lady
moved. Mrs. Bennett recently
broke up housekeeping and pack
ed up preparatory to removing to
the Continental Hotel. During
the afternoon she left a trunk con-
tanning her valuables in the va
Gated rooms and when she return
ed to it last evening she found the
trunk broken open and most ofthe
clothing and jewelry, including
$500 worth of diamonds, missing.
After cudgeling her brain for some
time she arrived at the conclusion
that the thief was her dutiful step
son. At once she sent word to the
Central station. The young man
was found in an intoxicated con-
dition, and placed under arrest. -
Upon his person were all the dia-
mOnds, consisting of ring valued
at $500; another at $500; a pin
worth $3.50, and a diamond cross
worth $500, One of the rings was
represented by pawn ticket of A.
GOldsmaid, of No. 80 Madison ST,
to whom the young man had given
it for $50.
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[From tke .Atlcnto CONSTITUTION. ]

Jake and Pete were met by Dan
a sort Of sharp negro, at the Capt.
tol building yesterday, when a
general conversation took place
about the hard times.
"Dar, now" said Pete. holding
up half dollar note, "jdar is fifty
cent?, and dat fifty cents didn't
get uear enough to reach MIN till
I'd put in half oh a good squar' day
work ~
''Dat's de 'feckt ob de dismand-
Izement oh de finanshiI candishun
OBJ de country ~ said Dan wisely.
''How's dat ?' asked Jake.
"What's de financial condition
got to do wild niggers work :?
Tell me dat ?''
Its de contrackshun Of de mon
ey question, we see 'Sposen we
jlst redooces de matter down to
the argument !! replied Dan.
"Lemme hear yer arguy dat
pint, said Jake earnestly atten-
tive.
swell. now, dat is so cents in
1eteS nand, you see 3"
"Yas ~ said both the listeners.
"Den Pete lends dat to me dis
way, yer see ~ taking the note.
"Yas ~ they answered.
Now, Iputs dat down in my
flank, dat way, yer see ?" pocket
ing the money.
"Yas - said Jake-Pete is ST.
lent.
"Next, Pete wants his money
back in his own hand, yer see, and
/ doesn't glib it to him ?"
"What's de reason yer don't ?''
demanded Pete.
"Kase the finances am con-
trackted by de proceedin' opera
shun, you see % explained Dan.
swell, den, how does / get my
money back agin ~ persisted Pele
"Dar's where de argymint comes
in ~ replied Dan, as he began to
circulate around the corner in
suspiciously lively way. A few
minutes after he told the police it
was only joke, but Pete now has
the heel Of the 'argymint.'
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Time Tickets on Railroads

In the suit of Dunphy against
the Erie railway company, Judge
Spier,in superior court, trial term,
made yesterday ruling of i'm
portance to travellers by rail. The
plaintiff having ticket good for
five days, got off at Binghamton,
on the Susquehanna division of
the Erie road, after his ticket had
been punched for that division,
and without mentioning his in
tention to the conductor of the
train. Next day, attempting to
travel on the punched ticket, he
was put off the train, and sued for
damages. The defense claimed
that reasonable regulation of
the company required that any
passenger with such ticket de-
string to get off at any point with
in division should give notice I'd
the conductor. The plaintiff was
given no knowledge of any such
regulation. Judge Speir held
that the regulation was reasona-
BILE, but refused to charge that it
was a defense to the company if
the plaintiff was not aware of it.
The jury found o verdict for the
plaintiff for $1,000-N Y. Ti-
u3le, 18th.
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DIR. McCOsh ON Manly Sports.

/ know how my covenanting
fathers acted 200 years ago in my
native country. In the opening
of "Old Mortality" Sir Walter
Scott describes shooting match
popinjay, and represents the COW
enanting ministers as denouncing
it. The great historian, DIR. Nc
erie, reviewed Scott's tale and
quoted the case of a Presbyterian
minister who happened,in the dis
charge of his parochial duties, o
be passing that way, going up to
a popinjay match and taking the
prize An ancestor Of my child
rem through my wife, William
Guthrie, author of the Saving In.
terest in Christ" was settled in
very wild parish. Finding the
people playing at football instead
of going to church, he threw him
self into the same, and outstripped
them all, and when they came up
to him at the close and asked him
who he was, he said he would tell
them ifthey went to church where
he preached a sermon that con-
conquered their hearts. / hope
have inherited the spirit of these
men, who did not contemn manly
exercise, but were ready to lay
down their lives for Christ at any
moment. / encourage all sorts of
manly games at the college, but
make sure that there be no drink
ing, no gambling joined with
them and that they be not done in
study hours. / believe that
thereby promote healthy moral
ity. take pains, meanwhile, to
meet every student twice week
for Bible instruction.
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A Wreck of Il Man.

What wreck SO shocking to be-
hold as the wreck of a dissolute
mantle vigor of life exhausted,
and yet the first steps in an honor
able career not taken-in himselfa
lazar-house of disease; dead, but,
by a heathenish custom of society,
not buried? Rogues have had the
initial letters of their title burnt in
to the palms of their hands-even
for murder. Cain was only brand
ed on the forehead; but over the
whole person of the debaucnee or
the inebriate. the signatures of in
fanny are written. How nature
brands him with stigma and op.
probrium How she hangs la
bells all over him, to testify her
disgust at his existence, and to adj
monish others to beware of his ex-
ample! How she loosens all his
joints, sends tremors along the
muscles, and bends forward his
frame, as if to bring him on all
fours with kindred brutes, or to
degrade him to the reptiles crawl
ing! How she disfigures his coun-
tenance, az if intent upon obliter-
ating all traces of her own image,
so that she may swear she never
made him! How she pours
rheum over his eyes, sends foul
spirits to inhabit his breath, and
shrieks, as with a trumpet, from
every pore of his body: "Behold
n hnoef
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A Farm For a Ride.

The Watertewn Times says /:
"Hart Massey, the father of Still
man Massey, report of whose
golden wedding we publish to-day
offered the r. w. & o. railroad
company, over quarter of a CEN
fury ago, a piece of land south of
the depot on condition that the
company, after the road was open
ed, would give his family and re-
lativeS ride TO Rome and back
on special car. The company as
sented and the contract was made.
The road was opened to Rome
Sept. 20, 1851, and few days eff
terward the tribe of Masseys, sixty
in number, took possession of the
promised car and saw Rome.