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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15
Ste MeDoIltfjott itt Werifo.

@alDenon, Seras, Is. Mai. - Sine
SpeSialoepelfe an Die .NemS" meleet BON
9iio @ranOes@itn. oaB beute Worgeu bel 8a.
QeSanbrud) Sen. Gseobeoo Niier NIT ieinen
Sruppeu uerlisB unO pab bel 9amargo sln
blutl9es @eiebt fattsciunben bat, i'll weld)em
cS 800 Soote nno 1000 &ernun0ete gege5en
habeu lou. Wtln meiB nod uid)t, Deld)e
Seite aeiieqt hat. @ine Sonbe id)lug i'll
cine 9irte IN &amargo eiu uuo tDotete ben
Brieiter ms bier Srauen. Sier groBe Soote
lunoeten Sruppen @anar5o 9e9enllper am
San Suan.6luiIe.
Ntatan,or 8, IA. Wai. = @cn. Gseos
beeo traf gelteru nit 3000ltaun Ne9ieruugs'
truppen in @aularso Elm uno riidt RAID 9e9eH
bic Staot nor,
Sen. Sucrp uno @ucraan tommeu aui at'
oercn Sna6en nit 2O0O Diann, nm iidl nit
@scobeoo gu uereiniesn. Inter ben anffldn:
oil6er herrid)t groBe Aufregung; Die Sefeitt
aungsperte merOen raid ansgcbtilert UNI
man riiltet ii6 81 elmer perSuelIclten @e9en'
lpehr.
9eliern uabmen bic 5tabsoffSiere eesGen
@ousale; aemaltam eiIe GuantitQtB Bauboli
BE eiueil amerlfaniiGen 8irger 9ebDrts, ii
yeldlag. Der ameritaniidle @anlul prote
ltirte aageger, porauI Die 8 ifi3iert bemertten
lie piiroen ben beutid)en uno ben ameritdnl
| lden @oniul erihieBen, 1pern Oteielben e'
uasten, iia Dem Sen. @Onsole5 81 ploer
ebeu. Beioe @onluln be9abeu ii6 locanI
nit benz Gommanocnr zines amcritanlldei
Srieasi9iifcs su ben Sen. Son5ale5, rpeld,s
Die Stabsoffi,iere besapouirte un0 Die Con
iuln leines StuseS perfdate. Stele Tamt
lien uerialieu Die StaOt we9en bes bsporte
beuoen Sombaroements.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15

GhtItC.. Gu unicrcr 0cpciGe ibcr bic @nt@
iuIr oen 3lfter in WuGbcd) iterbeu. 8trielbe tGtb
hctanutlId in ScnG Gsn 9. YGi 1895 on einem Hld=
fallc etnrs YruitHdCz, on oeI6cm er 1on iett 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15
BerMtid)fe 5cpeid,sn aus Tesns
Mnrf

Nem. @orf, IA. Wtat. - Der SanIpTer
..&bsin" itaf pon Bremen bier EN-.
= 9le Oampfsry Ileranbria" uHo uIlitoz
crat" inO ssitsrn aus Diittslme'rbaien bier
eiugetroffen.
= Scr Dampfcr Utopia" lici uou eonSon
unS Der 9pir. v@ernlanlc" non Glusrpool
ein.
- Sob erSffuete 81 1923.
= Seute wllreen $l,064, 900 in Spesle
mad europa peribidt, Daranter $3.50 900 IN
aemiin,te'n @olne uno Der Sielt i'll Barren.
- Ser mShenilidIe Sanfbsrid]t glebt fol-
acnScn Nusmeis: Nbuahme ter Odrieben
81 ,2OG, 800, I5nabme Der SpeSie 1928, 400,
2unahme cer 9e9alz Senoers So, ,461 200, 3ue
nahme Der Depoiiten 50 PSI 300, Abnabme
Der Girfulation $5S,90O, 3nnabme Der 6e'
lerpe $l.979,975.
= @slerll farb bier Der ebemaliSe SoliSet'
| ri1ter Sol. Soml,ng.
= @.itern fquo bic SesrStgun9 oes Or,
| SaQ, 0ieeafteur BON u9all's Sournal o.
Sealtb," une bes 9ehp, u. :. HolrseraEs
i bier ltatt.
- @eitern Wor9en ipurbe bier @manue
Cling wegenSb Sbeilnahme on benSetriigerclel
I'M Sd,napps Geidlaitc uerbaftet; CT nluBt
$4,000 Biirgihait iteueu.
| Yb. sc. Susfl, Der Gompli3ttdt be
Bbisfep .getriigereien an9eflugt, ,fteute gelter1
$4,000 fir ieiu 9eridtli6es @rihelusn.
= Der 4nrpalt Der Ytuni5ipalitdt ool
Serien Sitp hat Elm 9utadten abgegeber
wonatl Die Staot fir Den bnrd Die neulid
8enozOtod @rploiiou eutitanbenen Sdabe
: nid,t perantmprtlid) 9ebalten rperben fOn1le.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15
uo..n,e w,rpen ia. erhnoer sr,ptrft.

WQtente Wtr0fN IUt VRW"VS' se'~
crs nadb Srlausrus bes Bdterts wsrosn @ebhgf
ON bsreanst. o. $ & sS. &. 5otparo.
wr. f8, SecouofraBe. Der YoH ssssnaoer'
<oshro ,oDtte) 3peia,Shreau in sSaibin9ton, S.e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15
Die Meberid,,uemm,tas iit NeMs
{GnoI0ftO

Ct, SobnS Sbur9i St.r IS. Nai.-Ole
Giienbabneu buben bier ben Sertcbr nod nldt
pieber aninehmen f1nnen. Sett lettem Vtltts
nod linb felEe Yciten aus bem Siihtn hier
eiuaetrOfeu, unO Dor NOntag iinO tcine Su
ermQrteu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15
sScisr 1ttto Sd1iparic Nr0muti9feit.

arIe 7 0 II, S.E@., TO. Dtul' = ~OlI
Traae I'M Setreff Der 3ulaiiuu9 Der Neqer<
@emeinoeu Sur &ertretung III Der bnd0tlldl'
protelantiId)en 9iDSeIe bon Glib Carolina,
ueld)e bieie Sefte ielt oper 3 Sabren beIpe9t
hat, purEe enoli1 ablcbuenS eutid,ieoen, III.
Dem man Der ct. WfarfuS 9emeinoe Die Iulz
nabme III bic 0i0;eie permelgerte. Die
Oitbrsabl ser @eiltli9en rpar oatiir, OaB Die
Delegation suselliien weros, aber bic Salen
ftimmten mie Gin Wann bage9en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15
S;e NH cI1,, -NN a oo,,ires s51-WsroseISe

R0ttSp tlte, Penn1.r 10. ulul. - Nel@
riQan muroc beI;e wieOerholt pcrnonlmen
uaO anOere SnOiSien Sur SrcntifiSirnn9 oeS
anactlo9ten uOrgeleat. Ser lettt, ms Ser
bGr aenOmTsne Serge mar cer Prlelter 0a'
MEL S'Souucr. Die @ntlaitung be9ann 10
baum ihr SerhUr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15

aede lad,er ourdaus maderoidt semapt oa.u
,is Mppl1,truna pon Iron Clad s or uno IRON
clad .eement. @uts 9dder. Sur3sshsnos n'I
ss, Iron clad q rbe bsatidsn. baitsn y . pae<
reno 10 sabren obus w,iters Soften. Ssidaoiste
9absr, pOu steaidmisosa als nntaustia ss'as' nar
mieosr bsrseasat uno ibr @ebrauto 0ui SABRE per- per.
iSuasrt ourb ssbortses anitreihsn nit Der IRON
Clad.N arbe uuo s9 9emtnt be~irtt. aus atos,.
Ten oatautirt. Nddirase bon Sauszsisentpumefh
.r,n;,nstt Sames Weeatms,
"1nri1, aqpts SRI. 33. Sioz po0ieaptraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15
aetu 9d,mers! aetme Wetabt! &ein
EshIfh[aQ,

sir "Colton Dental -Association" W tinns' st'
tOlor,it, 3dbue obne Shiersen aussasiepsn. eN
sr5steu 3peiH:r tonuen fe ooa oiele, Ap.'luWs !"
ben 3immern Nr. 81. sSsh'Eaps"~utabe, aV"'
~. .r (San. q, 8 Ulte'3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15

Or. 9. s. Gal6iueu in Selumore srllSIt: SD
hobs ees SaIoes'tdle 2tebie'5 satnohebtds Sc
fraSt eesea &nisr1itunS. Bieper uue NeTpentrant4
6eiten bduis an9elpeI6vt uuo in tbm tines nsr Su=
perlaiiieIten uulet ben uaEenoen tARiihen DttsIn.
ptg jesttn @strauee eosr oiF5lne1H geinnnen."
Qt6-2il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15

aes solmesjde @ ateat. : Die .9amSt>Sep
ptd,reiuieunsS S.seieufhatt"
seppide ourtsebsnos ssreiuist nno tenoS
n,rt. Nett, gdDmue uno Molten eetaasse~
hradt. qBir baben dOer aie Yatsntoee'Ll'ap1'Sa
"su "saV,r; .r;rmnhirt. coImss & eaaaban,
~" 80, .T,t, Rr. 8, Swau<Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15
Wnro III NAtnotS.

q. 9ouiS, II. Wfat. = Gln b0d1lt be-
flasensmer;bcs GrcigniB miro uus Oahlgreen,
ciutm fleineu Stdot9eu in 9amllton 60,
ST., teri1tet. 2lm 6rsitag Ibeno bratte
cine aniabl iuuger Mdnner Dem Sobn Stur'
man, meld)ar fd iOebe1 oerbetratbet batte,
cine Serenape. S;urman befabl ben 9euten,
fd su entiernen, uno oa iie nift gin9en,
idoB CT AMI iie, fredts ben gSilltS 9owerp
toOt nieber unO perpunOste ben SuO Burton
uno Srunf Gaplor. Die bstrcfiencen asbr:
ren Nae ben beitsn &reiicu an. thurman 1T
Der Sobu oeS 3td)ters thurman, eineS Der
| nrnrninRnteiten 0iirner i'm Snuntn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15

baltuiB. 70 bop clr s..-,.-,.
Surhihnittsernbte siemlia iider fHp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15
Ste 8raMOftistta0 tn Sen SoIabos
fett 1, on ySflliamS SPORT, Vcttttl%

gS I'LL n ri 8 port, Yellnl., IA. glat. -
Cornelius Garter, peldler in Der per9angenen
gtad)t ertappt muros, oils CT ill SegrilIe mar,
einen Der beiigeu Sol3bsfe anSusitnoen, ut
obne 3wcifel oieielbe Perion, welde Die 9olS'
b0le Der So. SarrouS & Gomp., 9ebaro,
Norieman & Smith, y. $. Saplor & Sobne,
s. 9S. @tunnaro & @onlp., y. Saroic s.
@omp. uno Tanitetl& Slpnn in Srano iebte.
Ser @erbled1er leiiftte sen YoliSiitcn, rueldle
ibu perbaften mOlteu, cine persweifelte Sc
aenmebr unb fonnte nidlt cher iiberpdltlGt
weroen, alS bis CT Ourd einige Sdtiie per
uunoet morben mar. 0ieie Serbaitnng uno
Die nmiidnOs, pelfe oislelbe osruriadlten, er'
reater cine lold)e Auiresuus inter Der bteitz
aen Sep6lferung, baB Die BOlisiiten ben Ge:
| Iaugenen nur nit Wiiibe in oas 9efdn9nlt
bringen fonntsu. @arter lit blOoiinnt9 UNI
lebt in benz gSabue, oaB Die @tscntbimer Oel
| Sci;bGfe inn 9elo i6)ulosn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15

1apesiersslrtifeI
i'm @roBeEunO Stetnen.
eiuiade aefarbte uno Sanca sefretfte REPS nno
9srries jur Jaobelu uebersase, eamb'eautHS, Sor'
bauas u. (. p.. teruer Gotelaius, Bllids, ssoer,
Nran,en, @imp, ifels. @budrs, solosHe uno ~
berne 0daeI uuo alien auoe,eu 3abebor su oea oil'
Iisasn yrsienbei
6. siomep Rorrts Somp..
fHuro, lg,t .io1y) Nr. So, Sanousritra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15
ar ~ N. @btte's Re,ept III cine fGsrs au

tlr 9fbsumatismus. oss
Or. v. Wbite's Slute unu s.,
Bitten, Die bsfsn Slutrelnisst. 81 eaos" -. w
"a.s "%n-;u3 1S1tg, Rr. 1870, tsranflinftra6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15

Sieerfeu Sroidbeunb Srh91apre
SIMMER
Der gailon I'M
,WcSesGoaie."
Mass Ia por,aslib in bieiem Gtabliiien''nt'
@emdsiste Bretfe.
8. rtea, ws4e uuten in Der etaot Oin'tsn' oetosn
% in ih1em SutsrcIie FaOsn, oisism Soule iqrs
9unoItait bu seosn.
Iq7-n Z. waasmirs. gisenttdmsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15

HT NremNeS Wei0 ~ OCH y wv u" F'e'Is"'
(April2i-O
SRtuoer=&utfGeu
bel S-eiurit d S1warl
Nr. Ell, WeRz Baltimore, uabs eharles SttaBe
g,n oroses aiiortiment nur bon ben befen 8ao1i7
fcutsu, um S. uno euipdrts.
Setnrta, 0dtp1rs.
SIR. 2lt. @cfsYaltimores, uabe @aarleSltr.
dt5.2t.7.33.s.45.51.Is)
az " W. 9sortman Rr. 1S9, Norosgutdm'
Oarase, furirt bic Sdmorrb oiSsn poNtiS ano
osrmausnt nit eiuer sans neuen 90ethoot, oqne
MsHsr. siaatur ooer Soaenasin uuo saraa'lrt e'ne
oiu,libe our oaer nimmt feline Be8obluns.
(0iaii0, ,tDt1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-05-15
Die 11mregclmdstefsttcit titt Yei.'
fipn9autfe AT Sbtedao+

gD a 2 n o Il To. W(aI, = U. "
Campbell ben @btca9o lagte Dor bern Sioll'
bieEit Somite heute ans, oaB er ein Srucer
oe5 Sunbesz Oiitrfts- -WarihalS pen @bica9o
iei. glls Sen. Gmeet 8enfOnsagent mar,
| lei er gum Setretdr oeiielbeu ernannt lporSen
| O,b, aL ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-04

United Stntes minis, that he has caused
specimen copies Of the international
coins designed to be struck OIL aud te-
lieves that II adopted halfa million OF
dollars will be saved ~ the United
states from rooolnnge Of foreign money.
The question OF continuing the Hay
den exploring expedition, for the pur.
pose set forth In the resolution pub.
llshed few days since, is under con-
sideratlon, and quite number oi
members show strong desire 10 pre-
vent the retrenchment going on from
interfering with this important auXili-
AIRY to the development and settlement
Of the Western country, Attention
has been called prominently 10 the
work 10y The leading scientific author
ity Of England, the Quarterly journal
OF Science, edited by Professor William
Crooks, L, Il, s., and the editor says In
regard to the work Of this expedition :
We feel IL our duty to call attention
to the truly magnificent character Of
the survey now being executed on be-
half of the government OF the United
States. Not merely the geology, but
the mlneralogy, botany, zoology, me-
teorology ethnology and antiquities
of the whole Union are being carefully
explored. viii the day never come
when a similar survey will be made Of
the still wider and more varied region
included within the British empire :?
1t would be glorious contribution to
science and worthy bequest to pos
tority.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-04
TELEGRAPH MARK ETS.

LIVERPOOL, February ., $3.50 D, m. -Spoti
opened dull and depressed Uplands, 6ysd
Orleans 1850,
Sales of American $500 bales.
Arrivals opened fat, and l-lBd lower.
$3.50 p. m.-Spots unchanged. Uplands
GHd; Orleans, l3-l6d.
LONDON, February 3, 1890 p. M Consuls
for money, 81 BIG; ON account, 9ri.
NEW York, February 3, 1920 o. m.--Golt
opene at ll3.
Sterling exchange dropping. Short, 81 Ss1i
g! 50; long, 81 S5I@i So. Commercial, "a Sl1i
al $50
and lower to sell. Ordinary, 014c; good
ordinary, lie; low mtddlng, l2ac; mid.
ding, lSc; middling Alabama, l3lsc; rmid
ding Orleans, ID Sole; mlddling Texas
1925 p. m.-Gold llS. Futures opened
quiet and steady. February, l2h@l2 l5-l0c
March, ID 3-lG@l3l 20; April, l8i4@I3 5-l6c
May, ish@iS 0-loc; June, Is ii -l6sl%tc
1918 a. M -9old li5. Futures quiet and
steady. Sales 5,a0 bales; Inst evening, 7OOt
bales.
l2.l5 n. m.--Gold ll3. Futures steadier. Feb
ruary, l2laSl2 l5-l8c; March, l3lEMl3 Lice
April, 10 5-lb@lggsc; May, 10 9.l6@lSpSc; June
l3j4@iS l3-lGc. Sales 1900 bales.
l2:OS p. m.--SpOts Irregular
1885 p. Mastering exchange nominal
Short "a Sl@i 500 long, 81 SB@i $50.
Commercial, a S2@t 81.
l:iO p. m.-Gold ll31s.
8:lS q. m,--GOld lis. Futures closed quiet
Gold closed at lib.
New ORLEANS, February 8, 1850 a. M
Gold, ll21sGell3ls. Exchange, u dis.
Cotton quiet and easy. Middlng, l23sc
Sales $50 bales; last evening, 2,055 bales.
Up. m-Gold, ll2Js9il3h.
Cotton quiet and easy. Middling, 1910.
GALvEsr0N, February 3, 1890 am.-Gold,
ll34li; silver, l0j@l06.
Exchange--New York sight, u per cent,
discount 10 par; New Orleans sight, par to
a premium.
Cotton dull. Good ordinary, lOAc low
middling, Jl1sc; middling, l2Ac; good mid
ding, he.
sales G23 bales; receipts, 1881 bales.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
stokes TO Have q Hearing on Habeas
Corpus.
-
Small Fire and Negro Murder In
New Orleans.
Cannon Firing and Flag-Wayins Id
Honor Of Morgan.

MEMPHIS, February "a petition in
bankruptcy has been filed against the
Southern Life Insurance company. Its
liabilities are over million dollars.
DR.. ]. d. Johnson, keeper OF april
vate iniirmary, has been arrested on =
charge of killing Kate Mccormick and
child, of Humboldt, by attempting
abortion.
NEW YORK, February 3.-Judge
Dykeman has granted writ Of ha6eas
corpus for Stokes, the murderer OF jim
Fisk. returnable at White Plains ON
Saturday. :,
Plymouth church has called the ad-
visory committee for February lhlh.
It comprises one hundred aud seventy
one churches of New York, New Jer-
sey, Pennsylvania, Maine, New Hamp-
shire. Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island. Connecticut, Ohio, INDIANA,
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa,
Minnesota, Missouri, Kansas and Dis
trict of Columbia.
NEW ORLEANS, February "a nre
on Magazine street, between Constan-
tinople and Mareugo, destroyed eeight
buildings, lJOSS ttu tuOuehhN NN'Si
mostly insured in local companies.
James Quinn, laborer, was instantly
killed by falling walls.
George Walker, a colored politician,
vns arrested for killing Mackley IN
West Baton Rouge on the 18th of jan
uary.
UTICA, n. Y, February 3.--John Jay
Knox, of Knoxboro, is dead aged
ninety.four. $50
SAN FRANCISCO, February S.-The
Japapese commissioners to the Cen
tennial, G.. Kunsty, NJ. Shioda, I. Ha'
manor, II. Shlbada and 81. Tawara,
have arrived here In the Belgic, and
will remain few days before proceed
ing eastward. ,,
EAST LYNDIN, W., February D.,
silas Wilder killed his father and
mother, cut his wlfe's throat and then
hanged himself.
RALEIGH, N. c., February Q. -1eorgt
w. simpson, charged with Staying o.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-04
BEGINNING OF THE END
---4----
General BAbcOCk Reporting for Trial
at st. Louis.
How MaguIre's Confession Was Re
Ceived at Washington.
The Act Closing Around the New Or
leans Ring.

ST.. LOUIS, sFebruary 3.-Genaal
Babcock is en- route TO this city TO en-
ter upon his trial. The news OF Ma
guire's confession was received with
astonishmeuta Washington. Mcguire
plead guilty to five of the six counts IN
the Indictment and nolle pros. was
entered as to the sixth. The end OF
the crooked cases In this city ia near AZ
hand. The trial of General Babcock
will finish the business.
The eases in New Orleans, according
to the latest developments, promise to
create as great furore as those OF this
city. The revenue agents have now
commenced war in earnest, and during
the next two weeks will have secured
indictments against quite u number Of
firms who have heretofore not been
named in connection with whiskey
frauds. The ring Is now making eff
forts to retain all the leading lawyers
to defend them, and in that way pre-
vent United States District Attorney
Beckwith from securing lawyers who
are conver0ant with the situation OF
affairs. IL is stated on official author
ity that revenue officials have secured
evidence that will convict Federal oill-
GERS there with completely in the
frauds.
INDIANAPOLIS, February S.-Charles
Love, colored, killed his step-lather,
who had assaulted him with an AK.
In the United States Court the fol-
lowing named parties, for crooked
operations, were sentenced, rs follows,
by Judge Gresham Philip G. Eber-
wine, G.. II. Simonson, d. M. Snyder,
Harrison Miller, VIM. Munford, III. b.
Snyder Alfred NJ. McGulf, and John
Il. Phillips, each two years in the
Southern Indiana Penitentiary, and a
fine of $1,000 James X. Hill, three
years in the Penitentiary, and a fine of
81 ,O0O Thomas Robb, one year in the
Gibson County Jail, and II fine of
81 900; Henry Jacques, Christopher
Coconour, John f. Crisp and Dennis
Reilly, each six months in the Gibson
County Jail, ana fine of $500; Geo.
Hogan, six months in the Vanderburg
County Jail, aud fine of $500.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-04
THE ST0RM-kING.
So
The Northwest lny0iycd In n HURT
cane Of Wind and Snow.
The Path OF the Gale Marked by Huge
Piles Of church Property
The Gold Spell Promises To Prevent %
Mississippi Overflow

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W, w A a'lIl reoIuary D. IN con,
sequelee "l Tremendous S"lei the
si cnulvh smepie ~ IlIgn',
luily ouv ol PUMP me uahl"Se 10
cn M,i,,'y anu Iqilulns "as S Sr, u,..
bElniil oo.u"R ny WV
lnolhe.e eve, - t ,iS NV, Hegrges oe'o"
@et", ,, WIN q 'er'"'T W.nu "h1 sno"
s.o H0'' W., Az, - neo."u'y 81 Sue
nr o,s, aa1 nS,'n ewep. otur I,e Any
nd tySent s G Gnot ,aaiIn rT'
rau ron ,"u' 'o0' "'Nei"'' "''' N''''N ivy
49,, ,,,,,, - po,.o
~, w ,,on. hria, Irnnoh 'ra, fUIu" a.
as hInwn dnwn b "'" sn "',T,," V'' or,h
wos o,'" = WV" ~ " '"''P'"s 'o''"'
NV Vop,, pahrnor, T,o.a n.,
vons hoaHT , ,,nrthnSS., vind e, 49, paT.
mo NJ ,he rSta Of siv S ~, IN 49, on
hn9nr :" No No sariors aa sS ra,"r,nd "'
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momelpr fell fortv dccyoes in twentv.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-04

Captain Adolphus Moore, has been re-
leased on ten thousand dollar h0ud.
BRAsHEAR CITY, La, February g.
Cannon was fired, flags were displayed
and citizens turned out en- masse IN
Publication over the receipt OF the
news that the Legislature had passed
the peoples memorial TO change the
name of this town from Brashear 10
Morgan City. IN compliment to Charles
Morgan, OF New York, and to show
the respect aud esteem in which he is
held by the people OF Louisiana.
PROVIDENCE, February 3, The low
or branch OF the Legislature OF Rhode
Island has passed, without divisioN, n
TIL providing that land occupied or
owned by churches, schools, colleges
and charitable institutions, shall no
longer be exempt from taxation.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-04

A very fine line of CUSTOM WORK In
French and American Calf Boots, French
Kip Boots, French and American Ladies'
Kip ana Calf Shoes, Ladies' and ChildrenH
Frcnch and American Kid, Cali md Serge
Shoes which we ARE determined TO close out.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-02-04

Once corner Elm aud Lamar streets, over
T.. M. Kahn q Bros. clothing store, where he
may be found during the day, and at night
at his residence, 1903 Young street, feh3dsm
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-20
The Bloom Of Youth.

"Bub," said his Honor to pigmy
who wiped his eyes before the desk,
stake heed of what say, and remember
my words as long as you live. Don't
throw rocks at people. If you must hit
folks, hit EN- with potatoes or apples.
Years. ago bad boy hit me on the neck
with rock. No one can tell what infu-
ence that conclusion had on my fortune.
No one can tell what influence / would
have had on that boys fortune If l could
have overhauled him. :"
81 didn't mean to 7" walled the boy.
"Well, go and do better. You may
just as well be training yourself, for Gov
ernor as to be raising conclusions on pc
destrians heads. Suppose / should
throw a rock at you2"
ED dodge |" sighed the boy.
Bijah lodged him out, accompanied
by applause, and the court at that mo-
ment adjourned. Detroit Free Press.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-20
"Tllem Girls.0

He didn't knock at the back door, nor
did he stand there and toot his old
dinner-horn until some one threatened to
shoot him. He blew one blast and then
climbed the fence and looked into the
ash-barrel for himself, because, as he
soliloquized
''Hired girls be strange creatures. Ii
there is ashes in plenty they'd as soon
say there want an ash. They wants lots
of training, them hired girls does.
Hepeered into the barrel, handled the
ashes, and with despairing look on his
face, continued
''Them girls Them girls Now,
don't child know more than to mix
coal ashes with wood ashes? Here's
four bushels of good ashes wasted be-
cause them girls didn't know nothin'.
When they marries and keeps house for
themselves their husbands has got to
struggle and struggle and finally die on
an empty stomach, with the back yard
full Of bones and clothes-pins and ashes
all mixed up. Dear Dear !"-Free
Dress
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-01-20
John Bull After More Land.

A European correspondent transmits
a rumor of considerable interest in view
of the present Oriental complications.
It is to the effect that the Government
of England is negotiating with the Sui
tan for the purchase of the Island of
Crete for eighty millions of francs. It
is well known that the same financial
embarrassments which troubled the
Khedive menace also the Sultan; and the
Cabinet of st. James propose to take
advantage of this circumstance to con-
tinue their career of conquest by by
pothecation in the East. The Island of
Crete, which is the most southern land
of Europe. constitutes station directly
in the line between the Slavo- Hellenic
peninsula and Egypt. It overlooks the
Grecian archipelago on one side, and
commands on the other the waters occu-
pied by the fleets of Alexandria. The
Venetians understood its strategic i'm
portance, and often occupied it; but
how much more important will its pos
session be to England than it ever was
to Venice.