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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10

ertannt, nm Die afiaire SIT unteriHdeH, unS
oaiielos Btre In etntgen Sagen etnet Ser
iammlung 0er gIaubiQer eiuen 8ertft iiber
oas 6elnltat ielner ltnterIndung erit0tten.
Die perlammelteH BerioHen legten DIE Sc
neigtheit al ben Sag, Srn. SbeperO alle m0a-
lide ltntertiiBuna Su gawGbreH, nm thm ans
Der 8Iemnle gu telftn,
&ctUs9Jprfer WVIiegteft.
SttiaaRu iltts gstH1fo.
u { ~ Worf, 9. JtOpembef. - I'm %.
Sftober uuroe Gup5yinteneent QSalliug bon
sen 2tngeb0ri9en oc8 5rn. Sernbaro y.
6einci0, clne8 Qpotbefer8 III glr. G39, 3.
4peuue, benadlrtditigt, AaB Sr. 8einolO lett
8 ubr am 21. Sftober uerlhrcunbeu lei. Od
Del Nte5gCr B9tipp Sthnann, Oeiien &eiJe
Dor eln19en 2a9tt IN Dem Sluiit gefunOeR
muroe, nm bteielbe 3eit periapeuo, 10 belt
man eS tttr mabri6etnlid, baB beibe 6teunSe
9enetnldlaftlta etue &crgniigung8reile onses
treteu bdtter. ey. 9tenolo fiibrts, ais er
feline g8obnuua oerlieB, nebrere S9uHOert DOL
lars un0 cine 0uantitdt pertbpoltcr Sd,mud-
laden bel iid). Seiue TreunGe uarauSgatten
9roBe Summen fir 9tldforld)nnSen, lteBen
leooal bic WtNthmaBuug, oaB Sttmaun IND
Relnolo Sulaumen ie;eH, iQlteu. 2lu les
ten Sonntage entOedte Elm Stider cine Sctd)e
III zen DgtGrr9w8" NIB brQdte bteiclbC mad
Sort 6amiltoH. Cine nuteriu6uug ergQb,
0aB Der Sdldoel Der 2etflc Scri3mettcrt MAJ,
a;Berser ipuroen nuoere Spureu bon 9e-
,malttb6ttgfeitcr an bem &0rper oorgefunOen.
Sn Oen Gai1eu ent6cd:e mau cine golOeue
lllr uebit &ette, ieOOf fCiH @eie. Die Setdle
wurbe na6 Der Sf0Otlnucr WlOygue gab"ght
uuO oaielbit ais oicientae be6 6rn. GtetnOlO
toentift3rt; Die lleberrelte purOen gefern be
itattet. Die 9iem gOrfcr uuo SrOotiOucr
BOit5ei lit init Der lIuterlufnu9 Der gebtIaIs
HiBuOllen 9lffaire btid6fti9t.
6r. 9teiuolD mar aus Sciicn G0Iisl g.
biirtlg uno felt Uiclen SGbreN IN Oieier Gta6t
ais &potbeter tbdtig. Gr ioar @rdii0eut Oe5
y9eutifen 4potbetlr .&ereinS" nno MitglleO
Der Gre3cents2oAe9 e9ir. .402" Ger 6reimauIcr. 3"
Seine 6rernoe batten cine GelObnuna BON
$3.50 allf bas 2tuifinOeu Oe8 GerRorbeneu
au8geiest; ite begdlptcn, noB nt1t Die ge=
riuglteu llria6eu Oorbanoct noreu, tpeldla
i'm gum Gelbtmoroc bitten treibeu fSnneu,
uuo glaubet, oeB eiu 3}aHbmorO UNrieat.
Die AH9elcgenbcit If init Dem tieiittn @e.
beinlniIie beDedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10
Gta SStrte ptrtDciNtgt ftin suFAI
Sin @t1un 9et6Otet MnO
ffHhTcrH GArH IA At fhnrA

8 I II, I. NoUbr. - @lne In;abl N3tta
glleoer ctne8 pOlitii9Cn Clubs ueriuhtcn I'M
l lbr beute Worgen Die Sbire bss gSirtB-
id1aftslotoI8 be8 6ru. 4bam6orn 5u Samaica.
Slams 81 erbrehen, um@etrdnfe III crlangeu.
0orn idlOB uuf Die 4n9reifer uno tBotete 9Sm.
Sleming; mebrcre Berionen murben perlpun>
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10

2otGI. -. .0IUloilco 2SIO5,bUO
Grants Wlaioritdt 309, ,5jS.
Sn 5Iorpa tuuroen i'm Su9re 1865 bic @Icuoren
bon Der @eiet9ebun9 geDaIit tpGbreno in RliitIz
ippt, Eerds uHo Sir9tuien feiue g8ablen ftattIans
ben, oa biee Staaten sur 3eit Der GBabl nod nidbt
ooahdnois reeonftruirt pdren.
9as GoIHsoptum 1372 ann Die teitoeut oebaI
tenen SfaatstpabIeu.
6Ir Srdn6eat 2tbte Gtaatss
lS.2. roaben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10
VerugilG!tc 9cpcIalel aus
Hegt1 MDrT.

9teweD erf, 8. gtoubr. = Dlc 4ugeItea=
ten in Dem SiireaH Oa8 &uuGes SOmnIiddrS
0IuenpOrt, 80 Gil oCr 530bl, erbtliten porge=
tern tbgeu@ehalt aI8acBabli, mo SeOem Der
ielJen mHrocu S8 su @ampaguelweden ab9e=
Sogeu. Die @lerf5 iluo h0hit erbittert Hno
beSeidueu Oas Serfalreu ais uJd]t8 mebr o0cr
lueHi0er al5 eineH 9icbtaBl. IS wurDe tbneE
aui tbre RemonitratiOu beoeutet, O0B iie iidJ
ais eutIaNen betr09ten i0uten, penn iie nttt
;UFrirnru ipipu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10
Sin anscblid,er 8crTmGl, oic ltc0er-
tefte Oes BrdTOeutct8 &ineoItt
5M ran6ctt, -OoeT ptcllctG)t ettt
@erSMd1 bon oSttartcn" ScDcitn=
poIt5iften, fidl btat8e EpfGrtes
fXf 44s nSrESaA fTe4

9tems9) ort, s. gtoubr. - @tue Spe;tQtz
9epeid]e bes y6eralb" ans 5prluefieib pom
Z. 3. Ntts. melOet: OWebrere Oermegeue Ser
BREEDER madtsn beute Abeuo DEN 8eriudl,
ba5 9rabgem0l6e uuter benz gjucoln Dtonuz
mente Su erbreden uuo Die llebtIeIte oes uer-
itOrbenen Brdfotutan gu raubeu. g!an bsotc
i6On lett etnlaer 3ett ben 8erOoht, oaB elu
lOlher Serinf bea6Bdltigt ndro, nlO ba8
@emDlbe muroe oeSbalb iorgiam bemadt:
man hattie llriad)e Su Ger 4nnQbme, oaB Der
abeno oeS gSobltoges fir ben beabiiftiqten
Seihenraub beiimmtiei. Glmrr 8alhbIru,
bis Dor SurSem @bef 0es GebeimOieniles psr
Ser. StaOteu, @ebeimageut 8urea unp meb.
rere @ebitlfea uerbargeu iidl baber mGbreuC
oes abenos in Ocu @ep0lbe. lin 8 llb,
rpuroe Der Seriud) unteruommen uuo ou
Sorg uOn BEN 2ejdleluduberu aciprengt; Oi
8ebetmpoliSiiten ipraugen hierauf ais ibrtr
SERTED, nm Die SsrbreGer gu oerBuiteu. 9j
5utduise gntlabupg eiUe6 3euolurs QGb ie
bod ben Rdubern Seiti9e 8arnung, 10 bo
ptslelben ibre 6ludt bervcrffellt9eu tpnntcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10
Ser nXd1fse Gouarek.

9tah ben S1Geuugeu, welde ole iett Dor.
liegeNbcn 2Sablreiultate ernlGglldlen, mcroen
ole i'll ben nddlten Gongreb gemdbter 0teprds
iCntanten oI9enOermaBeu Der @artei nGd 9e.
tbtllt eju.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10

5eute it elm q @efOrmer- Gaa; am
10. ytooember muroe Der &eformer 2utber
uub Der &eformer S6tller 9ebOren. Seute
wro Der 8eformer Silren fiber erpablt
rfldrt rper6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10

The "BEE" says: ''The CORRESPONDENT
h considerable enterprise, on last Satur-
y published a political appeal in eleven
di ferent languages"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10

Slsttofsn ourdo pie St9ats<9 <9eietge6un9en 9sz
u 0urb oas llnterhaus oes @ou9reiies nad 36En1o:
Tiger 4uitimmune erpdbIt. y SurG Die GtG0tsosz
its9ebun9en ernGblt. 81 gtrr eiue gleftoroIsSnz
poiitionsninme. - =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10
Sas Gotuns bel Oeu 1lunis'palwabIen
NREK ,t,rN 1R%G
Ser eIettoraI.Settel gsasslams,s.

9emutrateu, fir Den Stant I'M Allgemei.
nen - Srietrih 0iuine unb 6i9uro 9. @arz
mt9ael. Sir Die 0iitrifte - l. Same8 Il.
Dennis; 2. 0tidaro 5. @lttings; 8. gSm.
SheparO Srgun; 4. &burleS s.. &err; 3.
Senoul! @arbnrp; 6. 6reOcrid S. JteliOn.
&epublitaner, fir Den Stuat I'M IQgcmci=
nen - NiItou q. llrner uno Samuel u.
@rabam. Sir Die 9titrtfte - /. Sboma8
9. SoOiOu; 2. Seiie SIllss; 5. NCab Sill;
4. 6eurB StodbriO8e; 5. ala u. 2awreHce;
6. Serrn s. Sohnion.
@reenbufleute, fir ben Staat in 9llqe.
nleiHeH - Siaaf 6artShOrne uuO SObn u.
Camper. Sir Die 9iitrifte - s. toeuniug
SoneS, 9Sm. S. Sdoftelo, @bas. 2ufe, S.
9fcuroe gtsrcer, y. gS. @tilforO, SEIZE @ils
more.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10
Die prafhenten ll)abl.

Die prdIthtnten- al)abl.
9aH9en 1Ro benSeE ia f@ipeben.
Oct 4eia!
@icher Gin Sag Der @aBl GaaI.
WHO'S POr WIZ LITBEa
GIN sdsGen nit 3abcnt seben.
CiISGn 1S4 Stimmen Gtber.l
SiIbzGarnItna, 9unifaua II. sylnriaa
an9ebIid5 Osmutrutti6.
> 90 nod) swetfetDaft.
5abeS 116 stimmen is6sr,
St6t Staaten np6 stpeifelDaft.
SIl0eu bet fOulMetbe Mann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10

Sic lprOcn ieOOt obne 3weiicl balO Der go
li3et in Die S5Guoe ialteu Ser Rlan Der &du-
Der mar, miG man auuimmt, Gin beocuieu0es
EOcaetN iiir otc 2eid1e III crluulen."
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gte lf.2lueNcNttna. i.


Yhila0Clp 8. 9toDember. .-1aeute
ruurOe Der iGgaaaunte yYbtluoclpbier Sag"
Qeielert, uuO Der @(norand ertipradl alien &C.
begten @rlpartuu9eu. Da8 aui beuie 2!bCHo
angefitnOi9te pgrotebnll@e S6aNipiel purOe
bon ptelcn &auienOeu in Auleuid)etH gcnOul=
men. Die 2tufregung Betrcif8 OcS 9teiultat5
Der BrdiiNentenWabl uerfeblt2 aud hier MIDI,
tire g8iturg ahf bic Ueriumuelte alerge
uuSiuiibea, unO Die &ele9rupben SiirtanS
mareu ludbreuO Ge5 gan;en Sage8 BON einem
9roBen WtenidenlGlDarm belugert. 6rl. 5ue
&sltng aus B5ilaOelpbia ititr3te beute, nab
renO ile Our6 OQS 0auptgebduoc aing, pl6B.
lid toot 5uiamrcH; man glau5t, oaB Der
SOB Die Solge BON 6erSfrautbeit mar. Die
benttge An3abl Der SablenOen 8eiuder belief
iid) auf 176, ,755, p0u rpGlheu 6757 iu ofm
balben @intritt3prciie 3u9el0iieu murocu.
giaf)itebcnoe8 1T Oq3 8r0gran1m fiir Die mOrs
gen itattfinOenGc S6luBfeter:
Set Sonnenaufgong elm SaIut non IS Nar
noneuIfuiien Ourh otcy y4e1itone' Satterte "auf
georQe'S 6ilt mo zen &rie9S 9Scnmpfer - n$lps
mouth" in 6afeu; DGeHteHulal Narib" pon
0itd)aro 2Saguer uuter Direftion 0e8 6rn.
Sbeooor SbOma5; @ebat Outh Gbrm. SOS.
q. SeiB; iugirter @bor0l pom Seb0llan
Bad bur6 eiu Srd)eiter; 0teOe OeS 2ldJtb.
,. 8. NtOrell; "Te Deum" Durm Grheiler
unO @bor; &e0e Oes 2It)tb. SOhu 2Selia
Sinole Don 8eetbooen'S fIniter Symphonic
0urd cir Srdeifer; 0teOe be8 AGtb. u. =.
@piborn; n9aucluiah," Gbor aus 9dnopS
yMeiftas," Ourd) SrdeIter unO @6Or; GtOe
Ocs @ldtb. Sol. 81. 6awlep; nAmerita, +"
@6or uno Srdleter. 0aS 8ublitunl miro
| ii6 al benz Siu9eu betbeiligeu. 28dbrenO
0eS StuqeuS Oes GieOe5 n2tmertta" wirO bic
uripriingline aluerItaniihc Slagge, welde
Suerlt BON 8aul SOne5 am 8oro oes Son
6omme 0fihar6" aaigebiBt wurSc, Dor Ocul
| 6auptgebdnOe oufgc3Ogen perOen. Sin SGIut
CON AZ Sauoueuidiiien miro oHf GeOrge'5 )
6iQ unO bcm Dampier yBlDmoutb" abgeieu'
crt mmOen, uuO Der Brditoeut Der SerelnI9ttH
StaatcH ptro bierqnf bic &I8fclluug fiir &C.
idlcIIen erflGren. Sohann miro Ole 0Oto.
logic 'Old Hundred" ( (y@tn' ieite Gnrg ii
unier @ott") ourdl Gbor uno SrdeIer ercflls
tirt, an peldem it4 OUS BublItHm bct9ejIi.
Gen mlro. Die &ercRonie'n mer0eE furj had
;wet ll1r ibreu Nufaug uebmeu.
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Die Somsrsb~abI in BEN Sabrem 1872 mns

Die GOnsrestpabI in een SaBren 1872 mmS
/. Ditrirt - @aroltne, 9ordeiir, Sent,
2ueen auu's, Sohcriet, cabot, gSiccl
mico nnb gSorceiter, 1872, 28ilion (0em,l J
638 Stlmmen Otebrbeit; 1874, Bb. 3bo-
mas (Otm.) 2318 ct. @tebrbeit.
2. Oiitrift - 8a ltimors,@o. (Sen l. unb
Is. 9itritt ousgeuOmmen), Carroll, @ecil
unb 6urforb, 1872, 9. 2rher t0em.) 288
ct. Mebrb.; 1874, s. 8. 9lOberts' 0tetrb.
2444 9 timnleu.
3. Diftrift - Die ucun untern 8arSs DOR
Baltimore - 1872, B. S. S'Srien (9em. J
1924 ct. @tebrb.; 1874 4453 Stimmen
Webrbelt.
4. DiitrIft - Sic eli Obern g8arbs BON
Baltimore (nltG ausnabme Der H. - 1872,
Sbs. Swann 1862 ct. Mebrb.; 1874, S434
ct. Webrb.
5. 0tfritt - Baltimore &c., /. uuS 13.
8iitrift, II. 8arO 8altimore's, glnu 4run.
bel, &alpert, Charles, 9owaro, Yrtuce sc.
orge's nno ct. Ytarp's, 1872, gS. 8. III.
bert (&ep.) 1105 ct. Diebrb.; 1874 6. g.
Sentle (9em.) l410 ct. Mebrh.
! 6. 0iltritt - AGeaarp, fsteOerid, @orrstt,
NontgomrH uRO 8aibingtOu - 1872, QlOnp
9ownbsS (Rep.) 17l3 ct. Webrheit: 1874
N.a8aiib (0sm.) IS Stimmen Mebrbsit
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Suiilll1 ......... 80, ,404
IQ-1
rnears=Gutnn, Der StaOt Baltimore
1875 t,no 1871.

Summa. ......... 73,908 IS 800
Garrou's ytebrbeit 1875 1924, 2Bbpts's Rebrbeit
1871 15,08S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10

Die 8eiammtsS sStimmenjahl fir Die Brdiioeuturin
070, @Teelso 2,S34079 uuo S'gonnor 29,4o0 Stims
men. Sa beu Ieseu Staatspabten fielen i'm @an=
sen 6,995, ,495, E1mih: 3,1S5,J9 republttdutfthe,
3535,325 0motrati6e uno 1874 1858 5erptterte Sttms
men.
9as Sotnm In BefsYirsinicn, @eorsia unb &C.
lordoo 9riiupet iib AMI bIose S6dsuns. Soloraoo
tJdblt Glettoren ourh Die 9cieesebung. Grant erE
belt 1872 SOD. G5IeeIeo 66 gleitorNlinlmen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10
Wer8let6enoe g8aDtitattRiftn.
Sas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon 1889 bis
1870 Wv

IS s. : z Eg 8 z5g
= 9@225 ggs9 G@9ea @Io oGt4>s @e7t4!s 2
5zEszgggS EE6gags sggggggS
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S5s SS@S $gg- 5S E
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SilDen's 8 ag,
gfr grokt Rftsrmfea,

" u Z " = - " '
gsr gra6s Rftsrmase,
. te Y e d. d tt b IN eri :
men > 8 den.
gthc 20&terloo Gieoetla9e SeS
GranttSmuS.
Sir Gentcnntalteier Der ameriiauildtu
Burger.
Now is the winter of our discomfort
Made glorious summer by the sun Of New. York,
GtaMnOs,pansts Gtaaten 0emo frau
ttidj.
8isrDniia gr,uOnusu.
3 &c rs Il tine" ermdbIt.
@aitao gd)Ietdber In SeraS, Gif. HRauer limb
VI. @i6boff III Relus BORT ertuablt.
Srentuno in @bicusO seid)Iuseu.
Die 9t6ote Spttpn atnO Gbiraao
0ensofrattfd)4
llugrbEarer Sabrl i'm gen3rn 9anbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1876-11-10

9Qs tcute 26cu0 aUi Dem Au5ncuunQ54
plaBe abgebrouute 8cueruerf lOdte Die qr0Btc
Dteni9cnmcnge an, melde iidl nod je Oaz
ielblt ueriammett bate. Sic erj!e Ibtbeilung
Oc8 pnrotedniiG)au Sdauiptel8 ftanO inter
geitung Der 2onOoner 6irma s. 3. Srod &
Comp, Die 3tpelte inter Der be5 4rof. Saml.
S. Safiou aus 8bilnbelpbia. 9a5 erite
S6ouipiel murbe bur6 cine aQNemetne Slit
nlination be8 $l0beS I'M 46 llbr erOfiuet;
bicrauf foIgteu 9tateteu, r0miide ytdtcr,
2euatfugcln, cine 21O 6uB lan9e unO 100
SUB bobe Seuers sGasfa6e, Seuerrd0er bon 80
SUB i'm 9urhidlultte u. /. II.
3o8 pom &rofeTOr SudiOn btrouaaitete
Teuertuerf beitono aus oen 4ufteigtn pom
l1uminirteu GaS. 8allous, Rafeteu, ueltlle
in eiHcr S0be bon 5000 6uB ptu5ten unO 13
Sterue mad ueci6ieocueu 0liGtuugen bin
idleuoerteu, Siauulrafeter, benz Nappen Der
St00t BbilaoeIpbia, Dem 9 ie9el oe8 Staat5
IL. I. 70. Ser S6luBaft hellte eiuen Seper.
tempel bar, welter elne 6ldhe oou 10000
GunOratfuB beoedte. Deriebe bcitano aus
Is Sduleu, pelt)e eiHe Suppel tru0en; ali
Ger SuppeG beiauO td ba8 Siegel Der Scr.
Staoteu pon So Sterneu umgeben. 2lui le.
Der Seite oeS SCmpelS befauoeu itd ;mGl al
gan:iid)e 6cutrz6Ontdneu, mo groBartigC5
Jt0fcteufeuer bel9loB oaS SGauipiel.
@8 miro gemcl0etr baB Oas 4nblifam am
uadfeu SOnNtG9e irtteU gintrtlt iu ocmAu8
itelluugsplabe bat; Die @ebGd0e bielben Ic.
oodl geitlodeH.
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Ste SttfstiiNts8 ii &tAtnotsa.

u ~ N 0 Il o. S0,l 8, gtDUtHIyI.-!IuW
ME bcrri9te in 9tidmOnO cine iOltbe &ufre=
gun9, pie an Nem beutt9cn Gage. Apf alien
StraBen wareu bic Siir9er i'll 6lditen 9aufen
ueriumnlelt uno beiprn6eu oas &tiultat Der
8Gbl. Die @eiddfte puroen otrnaAlGiiigt,
unb Die 3ciuug8offSinen paren bis ip0t in
Die ytatt binein pon Menidenmuiien bella.
CERT, peldJe Die neueiten gaftidten erfabren
MOLTEN. SeOe Dcpei4e, meld)e cinen pemOs
trattidlen @rfolg mtttbeilte, murpe nit Den
mlIoeilea Selfallsbeienannaen beariiBt.
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gae~sgOrt, gssD:SerieS, Snoiana, Goaaee't:

(spsSialOepeiae ots r@eutiQtn 6ousiponOsutcn.")
9tem.0 orf, 8. giOubr. - Jtep'9Ort,
9tep Seriep, Snoiunu, Connecticut uno JtOro.
Carolina iuO iiaer fir Eilben. SalnoiS
uuO 9Sisconiiu fnO Smeiielbaft. 9epefcn
aus NewzSrleuns meloen, OaB Die OemOtras
tiihe Wialpri;dt in 2putiiana itber 10000
Stimmen bendgt, OaB Die 8crdte icboG SUI
riidgebaltcu merOen un0 bab ofeubaf Betrn9
beabfhtiat miro. SOH Der SiiIte osS StlIcn
Meeres tno nGd feline crmutbigenoe gtats
ri9ten etnsetrofitu. 6lOrioa lit 0emotratii9,
uenn nidt alt3u gtoBe Setritgcreten bel Der
Stimmen6ablung perubt merDeu.
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Gin G0nOfGr 9eIltnfct1+
SanfS0g1tn6st0G Ia Solo.

@lnclnnQtt, o, 3. gtoU.-Oer OQnls
pier ,Nrltngton" ianf beutc WtOrgen bcl Dem
SUNDERLAND ~Sniel.9umme. Der Gampier
murOe Quf S24O, 900 QeidGbt.
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(au Der 0OHntrfa9ssRummsr.)
gie pra(ihGnteH 30 ab |.
Scr StmofrattsMe Sit9eSzSnbeL
erfGbrt etnen fttttett JtItGfdIa0.
Gange etfel.
Jfurioa bic lstte 9OTHnng.
sertd,te ii6er 25O0 SemOfrattidle 9tetrbctt.
gSabrS6eimItdler Sie8 TT Siio=
G6rOlittG.
Norbz @arotin / der sc,
monnen.
Srcutauo III G0tca9o erspaDlt.
Sic Demotraten Spriuger uub
Worriiou in SIltnoiS wie-
Ser erwG b It.
Der Deutofr. 9ebr (Amerif. .s9entid) OnrG
Sen Republtfarer Sttner C0euti4s
9lulsrif,) in ct. Souls ge'
j6iageH.
WarhLnuo

gaar1L1no
qa6, mie mir ldou 9eitern mtttbelteu, cine
6ergr6Bcrte Wu1OritGt tilr StlOen uuo 9eno'
ridS. 0ieie Oiebrleit beldnft itd zen lebten
Na1ri9teu Sufol9e aut $4,000. Der Staat
erwdblte auBtr0em iGmrtll4e bemofrattlde
&ou8reB- -@nKOioatens
Sm /. i0iltrift erbielt 5r. 9enrg cine Ra-
iorit1t bon 2575.
SIN 2. 9litritt Sr. 0toberts 2945.
SIN 8. Sr. Gtmmel 5589.
Sm 4. 5r. Smann 252l.
SIN 5. pr. 6entle 1855.
Ser 6. 9ifrttt mar Der einSige, i'll pelden:
einiger 3ueliel SstrefiS be8 OeuOtrattiGen
@rfol9eS berrld)te. Die @rmGblung beS 6rH.
8a.ib (0eul. febt ieNob iebt anger 3weifli;
leine 9tsbrbeit betrdgt luent9itenS 2l3. 6r.
gSalib telegropb1rte an 5ru. 9orman, OaB
ieiue MajOrttdt itA auf betnabe 800 belIufen
miirOe,
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StHCtHH1tt, S.f 9. Jtou. - 0ouoarz
neur 0uDe5 erlieB giitern cine BrotlamatiOn,
in pelder er ben so. 9iopember ais ciueu
9antiaQuuQStaq empijebIt.
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Die St6ote Spfton ttno Gbiraso
0ensofrattid)4

Srentuno in @bicusO seid)Iugen.
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BrHMell s. N0D.-vVe ylOrO" mtI0tt:
,0tuBt0nO beltcDt auf elmer bal0m0glidJlsu
GOnfereH3 Der N;dttc aHf Sait5 Ger engliideH
Torihldge. @eneral Sgnatieff, Der yuliite
oeu, ener9iid5 iu @uufcH Der yOtal'2lutOuo=
mle Uon 8O5ai.u, SHlgarltn uuo Der 6er5e-
QDlplHa nit mirtiamcn garGntle'n inter GOus
trO!e Der Ii4dl.e QRiSHtretsn."
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9te OiatipmaGwnhI 18R8.

Sie 4b5timmuno fit a5rdfibcnt I'M Sabr. 1868
ben perihieoensn Staaten sr9ab ioleenoe WeiuIto
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, e Sc d d tt III tridOile.
men sGeu.
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9 bQrIe TOM 9. gtoubr. Soil fdnOtQe
8ert4te aus &oletou uno 3sritreute 8ert9te
aus &barlellon<@ountp oeuten al, bnB 6amp.
ton i'll 9iio-Garoliua init 17O0-190O Sttmz
men Wehrbeit gefegt bat. Die 9emotruteu
blbCn etnen @erutnn BON Scnatoren uu6
81 9ieprdientauten in Der gslebgcbuug. 10
Dap ite elne iibere MeErbett bel gemeinihaft=
lther abitimmung babcn unb ben ndffen
Senator ermGGleH. 9aS @leftorol> >Eidet 1T
nod 3weifelbait, bic 9emotraten ItnO laber
nod INNER suOcriihtlid.
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Now is the winter of our discomfort
Made glorious summer by the sun Of New Y ork
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st6t Gtaaten nO6 atpeifelOaft.

5aDeS 116 Stimmen it6er,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-07
BRATTLEBoRo.

Henry Ward Beecher is announced at
last to fulfil former engagement, and
will lecture Wednesday evening, April
10Th.
james Fisk will put his patent harness
on exhibition at the Centennial His
harness is a novelty and so constructed
that no strain whatever comes on the
horse, which, in case of accident, is in
stantly loosened from the carriage.
At the annual school meeting the old
officers were generally re elected. The
tax voted was 20 cents on the dollar and
5 per cent discount if paid previous to
July LIST. The expenses of the district
the past year including repairs, were
s10,68850, besides $1,7S0 paid on note.
The Phenix says that under date Of
March 10, Judge F. Redfeld address
ed letter to c. K Field, Esq, of this
village, making known his desire to pur-
chase a residence for himself in the vi
cinity of Brattleboro, and arrangements
had been instituted looking to visit
from Mr.. Redfeld, on the opening of the
spring, with view to such purchase.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-07
Corporation Meeting.

The annual village corporation meet
ing was held Monday evening at Engine
Hall, which was crowded to overlooking.
Some 200 were present of whom 175
were voters. 1t was probably the largest
annual meeting in the history of the cor
poration.
The voters seem to be out on their vot-
ing muscle this centennial year, and the
ballot was insisted upon quite frequently,
and in the election of Bailiffs the contest
became lively and quite close, though it
was not manifest that any great differ
ence of policy was represented by the
opposing candidates
DIR. o. F. Woods, Chairman of the
Board Of Bailifis the past year, called
the meeting to order, and the reports of
the various departments were made. DIR.
Woods made the first report in which he
made brief retrospect of the growth of
the village since its incorporation, esti
mated the probable expenses for the year
ensuing and thought that tax of 10
cents on the dollar would be sufficient to
meet the same. The Treasurer, Col. Asa
Wentworth, Charles B. Eddy from the
board of special auditors, and George O..
Guild, chairman of the board of fire
wardens, severally made their reports
and they we're accepted.
The meeting then proceeded to the
election of officers, most of the balloting
being for Bailifs. The ballot for first
bailiff was Geo. o. Guild ], o. B. Arms
4, C. w. Osgood 2, o. F Woods 4, a.
H. Fisher A, N. 5. Brockway 5, George
Underwood As, A N. Swain II.
For second Bailiff there were two bal
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-04-07
GRAFTON.

Mr.. Ellery G. Tenney, closed his
singing school last week. He has had a
large class, about so and has given gen
eral satisfaction.
The ladies Centennial festival was
held in the town hall on Friday evening
last, and was largely attended. The en-
tertainment consisted of charades, by
the young ladies and gentlemen, which
were well performed. A tableau of the
Washington family wound up this part
of the entertainment. Some difficulty
had been experienced in finding a suit
able person to sustain the character of
Gen. Washington. Upon investigation
it was decided that Captain A. II. Bur-
CESS, never having told lie, was elig-
ible, and the choice fell upon him.
Miss Mary Dean was admirable as Lady
Washington, and all of the characters
were in keeping and well executed. At
the conclusion of the tableaux Mr..
Lewis s. Walker appeared on the stage
on behalf of some of our citizens,
and made presentation speech, which
1 should report in full if l was short
handist. As / am not | cannot do JUS
tice to it. However, it commenced ell
lustrious General and wound up with
" Never tell another lie " and the pres
entation to Capt. Burgess of magnif-
cent wooden Ratchet, which the captain
thankfully received. However, we learn
that he did not take the Ratchet home
and was heard to mutter something as
he left the hall, about having cherry trees
of his own now, and something about
things running in families, from which
we Judge that he did not consider it
safe thing for his little boys to handle.
After this they engaged themselves in
eating ice-cream and in a grand prone
made. The receipts were much in ex-
cess of their expectations. Consequent
" we now feel assured that the Centen-
NAL will open at Philadelphia on the
day appointed.