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Smoot, IS; A. R. Shepherd, 81; e P. Brooks, i;
J. w, Buker, 2; q. N. Thomas, 4; J. NJ. Langston,
Smith, Il W. fe 4. FTe.naS, 1! Cook eAGss T. J. A. a
Lubey, il; John Rumefs, i; George H. Boston. j;
Green fi'SfE 4 Michael sSnsT asTrs s1sRay 81 Wo
Swaggert, l; Charles II. Marshall, 1; f. A. Bos-
when A. NJ. Green's name was voted it was re-
ceived with decided disapprobation.
A motion 10 take q recess was lost
The convention then proceeded TO the
NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES.
A r. Shepherd, Fred. Douglass, s. S. SmoOt,
John P. johnson, DR.. Charles B. Purvis, John NJ.
LaDgston. Simon Wolf, jerome A. johnson, Tim
othy Lubey and Henry NJ. Lacey were nominated.
Jerome A. johnson declined.
Mr.. Wolf declined, and in doing so addressed
the convention in favor Of Hon. A. R. Shepherd
Mr.. Arthur Shepherd spoke in favor OF Hon.
Other speeches were made supporting Prof
Prof John NJ. Langston's name was then with
drawn.
FIRST BALLOT.
The first ballot resulted rs follows: Hon. A. r.
Shepherd, IS; Hon. Fred. Douglass, 81; S. s.
o; John NJ. Langston, !.
Hon. A. R. Shepherd and Hon. Fred. Douglass
were declared elected, and, on motion Of Colonel
Col. Smoot moved that committee of hve be
appointed to wait upon the delegates elect and
The motion was carried, and Messrs Smoot,
Lubey, Cryer, Schooier and Runnels were ap-
pointed.
A recess Of ifteen minutes was then taken.
After the recess the convention was again
called to order,
HON. ALEXANDER R. SHEPHERD
appeared with the committee.
Col. Smoot, from the committee, taking the
platform. reported that they had waited upon
Hon. A. r. Shepherd, the other delegate elect
being absent from town. He then Introduced
Hon. A X. Shepherd, who was greeted with
applause, which continued during the whole time
that he was speaking.
ELECTING ALTERNATEs.
The convention then proceeded to ballot for
two alternates. Several nominations were made.
The first ballot resulted in the election Of Tim
othy Lubey, the following being the vote cast:
jerome A. johnson, Al; 5. S. Smoot, 4s; Colonel
Timothy Lubey, IS; E p. Brooks, 10; s. Wolf
IS.
SECOND BALLOT.
Every name except 5. s Smoot and Jerome A.
johnson was withdrawn. The ballot resulted as
follows: Smoot, 60; Johnson. 50; scattering, 3.
The ballot WAS declared null and void, as more
votes were cast than there were delegates in the
convention
THIRD BALLOT.
The convention proceeded to ballot for the third
time, in the midst of great excitement, and the
result Of the ballot showed how even the contest
was. Jerome A. johnson was decla ed elected,
having received t3 votes. Colonel Smoot re-
ceiyed ~.
The convention was then adjourned.
National Republican., 1876-06-08
CITY ITEMS.
DYSPEPSIA,

DYSPEPSIA.
Americans are particularly subject to this dis
ease and its effects such as sour stomach, sick
headache habitual costiveness, heart burn, water
brash coming up of the food, coated tongue, disa-
greeable taste in the mouth, palpitation of the
heart and all diseases Of the stomach and liver
Two doses of GREENS AUGUsT FLOWER will re-
leye you at once and there positively Is not case
in the United States ii will not cure. If you doubt
this go to any druggist in Washington and get a
sample bottle for 10 cents and try 1t. Regular
size IS cents. Charles StOtt Co., wholesale
agents.
USE THURsToN's IVORY PEARL Tooth Pow
DIR. perfect dentifrice. Its action on the
teeth is specific. removes tartar and discoloration
arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean and
white. 1t hardens the gums, sweetens the breath,
and, containing no acid, canoot tnlure the enamel
It's constant use is recommended TO al, but spe-
cially to those who, having good teeth, wish to
preserve them twenty-five and nfty cents per
bottle.
THoNPeoE's PoMADK OPTINR, for dressing the
hair This tre pomade merits special mention.
Purely vegetable, its effect is to soften and rehne
coarse dry hair imparting to it gloss and beauty.
Unlike many preparations for the hair, II cannot
injure but is highly beneficial, equally so TO the
rich, golden-hued tresses of youth, the darker
shades Of middle life or the silver-streaked locks
Of age. Twenty-Five and nifty cents per bottle.
Practice ECONOMY. Renovate your: solied
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Jovens' In
odorous Kid Glove Cleaner. Twenty i've cents
per bottle.
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DRY GOODS.
CARPETS.

CAFPET5. {.
We take pleasure I'm calling the At.
tentfOn OF ofpurchasers to our very large
and complete assortment OF FOREIGN
AND DOMESTIC CARPETS, which We
have just received, viz:
FRENCH MOQUETTS,
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTONS.
ENGLISH ADMINISTER,
ENGLISH BODY BRUSSELS,
AMEklCAN BODY BRUSSELS.
BODY BRUSSELS-Hall and Stair,
CROsSLEY's ENGLISH VELVET,
8.4 and Ga Private,
CROSSLEY'S ENGLISH TAPESTRY,
Sd and 6.4 Private,
BORDERED CARPETS for Stained
CRossLEY's TAPEsTRY-HalI and
sissf' ENaLhsM Il ssf'' vENET1AN-Han and
AF1ii Line OF INGRAM CARPETS,
Fio0R DRUGGETs, all sizes,
M0QUETT, WILTON AND VELVET
RUGS I'm Great Variety,
FLOOR LINENS, I0.4, I2-4 and 16-4
Also, q full line OF CANTON MAT.
TINGS, White, Checked and Fancy.
HOOE BRO. & CO :;
sep2-tf 1873 street Northwest.
National Republican., 1876-06-08

The medical value Of mustard plaster is un-
derstood in every family. Much time is spent in
preparing poultice, and often the mustard is Of
poor quality and will not act, causing great saf-
fering. This trying inconvenience is now per-
fectly overcome by Benson's Prepared Mustard
Plaster. 1t is a great improvement on the ordi-
nary article. 1t Is very clean, and can be applied
and removed without discoloring the clothing or
soiing the skin. 1t does not deteriorate with age
1t is always reliable, only the best quality of
mustard is used in its preparation. 1t is ready
for use at any moment by simply dipping 1t in
water. 1t is sold in half-y pieces, ut rs cents
per roll, by all druggists. Sent by mail, on re-
eept Of price, by
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, New York.
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The KaHeaer Watar nlnsst

1t provides, by its double trap, the most com
plete protection against the escape Of sewer gas
is simplest In its construction less liable to ge
out Of order and cheaper than the Jennings.
SMITH. BTRGE X Co..
1014 Pennsylvania avenue
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BRADY'S
National Portrait Gallery,
No. 626 Pennsylvania Avenue, Ret.
Sixth and Seventh Streets.

friends and the public that he has returned 70 WASH
iDgton and reopened his gallery. He win be aided
OF all the recent improvements in the photogr.phic
ss pstrcps sfndE asy T fio sss Ms RsTsonz Asssnhon
National Republican., 1876-06-08
Preventive and Cure for summer Complaint

Numerous Of our physicians now prescribe pure
raspberry or blackberry wines TO their patients
afflicted with various forms of summer complaint
The genuine article can be obtained at Chris
Xander's, No. e11 Seventh street northwest.
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Enrce6 Sela

Still selling Plaid Suits at reduced rates.
EIsEHAN Bros,
Corner Seventh and Z streets.
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Fine Table Wines for Summer.
Pure Sonora and Catawba wines and Maryland
and Virginia claret for sale cheap, at Chris.
Xander's, Oil Seventh street northwest.
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Church Printing.

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Book AND JOE
PRINTING OFFICE is prepared to do all kinds Of
church printing at prices that defy competition.
Type and machinery all new. Office, southwest
corner of Pennsylvania avenue and Thirteenth
street. (second HOOrl
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Comparison.

Quality Of goods, trimmings and workmanship
in our SIS suits TO order equals garments fur
nished elsewhere at 40.
EIsKHAS BRos-,
Corner Seventh and Z streets.
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Chris. Xander's Native Wine Bitters
Will cure dyspepsia where hundred other rene
dies fail. For sale at GIL Seventh street north
National Republican., 1876-06-08
TIE largest stock of single breasted notch-coliar

EIsEHAN BRos.,
Corner Seventh and E streets.
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FOR THE LADIES

FOR THE LADIES.
TG0iEs G1VfNa An TNNETURHI
s 8
injury 70 5he skim also, wenSsTful method for re
pay. hs Pennsyfvania avenue northwest. iei-st'
DR. wARNER's
SANITARY CORSET,
WITH SKIRT sgPPoRTER AND sELF-AD-
JUST1NG PADS.
Secures health and comfort of body with grace and
Ss III BRos. a Bro.a
way, New York. For sale by
O. BAUM.
HesIyEHTH STREET, WASHINGTON, d. O.
OPTICIANS.
~~~~~~occ~~OOO c~O~~~~~-~~~~-o~
OPTICIAN.
TO THE PUBLIo.
my newly invented eye,glass. which now manu-
passes any eye.sIsss in The whole SS
pain or unpleasant feeling. They are made OF Bra,
ans ey g
surpassed. Measure taken and order nned In fifteen
ISAAC ALEXANDER,
lz2 Psnnsylyanis avenue, Inventor, Patentee and
Brazilian Pebble Spectacles,
5A@
FRANKLIN d CO.'S,
III PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ds7-ly OPTICIANS.
GROCERIES.
ExTRA
Scotch Whisky,
IRISH WHISKY,
Il; sE& sf2ss assLhN5 hSH bum.
SHERRY WINE,
SEsaZR ssEszR4k StsSsazARs4A AisHs ME- sIsa'
Fruits,
CALIFoRNIA PEARs,
ORANGES,
BANANAS,
GRAPES,
PRUSES,
FIGS,
RAIsiSs,
NUTS.
Spiced Oysters.
Vanilla favor;
SUGAR WATERS,
SUGAR WATERS, 4Oc. per tin.
Raspberry favor;
SUGAR WATERS,
Chocolate favor;
CARLSBAD WAFERS,
VANILLA WAFERS CIGARETTES,
ALBERT BISCUIT,
CANDY.
q. g. Cornwell & Sons,
PINE GRocERS,
No. 14Is Pennsylvania Avenue, Oppo.
site wtllard's hotel.
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A New Mustard Plaster.

ULsTERs and Busters at
EIsRNAS BRos
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ROCK ENON SPRINGS,
Situated on the Western Slope of tho
Great North Mountain, Near
Winchester, Va.
OPEN JUNE IS, 1876.
AS. PRATT. Proprietor.
VIM, II, ROSS. NJ, d.. Resident Physician.

~ sS"s
A. s. PRATT, Proprietor.
Vim. H. ROSS, N. D., Resident Physician.
Terms, $40 for four ,nseEs. Spoeia!
rates sciH be made for families engaging
for the season.
Fare to the Springs and return, By Bal
timore and Ohio railroad, $3.50. Lsars
Washington at S:15 q. M, and Grripe at
tho Springs tbs sdne afternoon.
The air of this mountain retreat Is pure
and 6raeiag, tho scenery is grand and 70
mantle, the comforts of homo nl0y, to q
large eztent, Be enjoyed, and the HEALING
and strengthening posoer Of the Mineral
Waters are not surpassed The tater of
the CHALYBEATE SPRING Vds care
fully analysed at the Smithsonian instftu-
tion By Potessors L. d. Gale and W. II.
Aeo, toho say that st is in some Gerry esse7s-
tial particulars similar to the far famed
Pymont Spring, in Waldeek, Germany,
uhic1lhos so long and so deservsdIy en-
joyed high reputation among physicians.
It possesses rare combination of tonic
properties, uith Others, eristing in admi-
ra6b proportion, calculated to free &c from
some Of The too pell-knotcn causes of OBJ
lection to chalybedte todters."
The other Mineral Eprtngs are specifics
in tho cure of dyspepsia, affections of tie
kidneys, calculus bslniBthiasis and sorcf-
ula. a Sulphur Spring Of good quality u
uithin fifteen minutes scdlk Of the hotel.
Hot and Cold Baths and an Immense
Summing Pool. and a fine Bouling Alley
and Billidrd Room on the grounds.
For pamphlets and iaformation apply 70
a. 8. PRATT & SON, Life and FSrs
Insurance. Agents, Young Mems Ohristian
Association Building, corner NintA and
D streets N. B.-No Bar.
my23-tf
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Frank W. PagentOf, sworn: Was In the saloon
on the afternoon Of the shooting; did not know
any Of the parties in there: they were talking
very loud, especially German, disputing about
pay for drinks; asked Leede If IL was his friend:
he said no, that he did not know the man: after
wards heard the shooting and saw GOrmRn with
the pistoain his hand; when Lein took the re-
volYer away from him. he said that he had not
shot any one, only picked the pistol up; German
seemed crazy drunk.
Cross-examined: Did no; recognize any one in
the room until after the shooting, and then saw
Mr.. Duyall.
John J. German. sworn: Is brother Of the ac-
cused; [pistol sb0wn:l Il is witness pistol: when
he left home at go O'Clock, il laying on the
nartel in the back room; the pistol goes OF easy:
II had exploded in witness hand while he was
cooking II.
1t was admitted in evidence that a servant
brought message 10 this witness that German
had taken the pistol TO sell Il.
Cross-exsmined The pistol has not been much
used. 1t will not go off at half cock, but will
sometimes at quarter.
Sergeant Arnold sworn: Had seen the pistol
Knew it belonged TO John ]. German. When it
was loaned to witness he was cautioned to be very
careful in handling it. as IL went of very easy.
Sergeant Samuel Clements sworn Knew the
pistol and carried it for four or five months. Saw
II go on very easily and suddenly while Mr.. Cor
man was Oiling it.
The case was then continued until to-day, the
lurymen being permitted 10 go TO their homes,
the defendant expressing himself as satisfied
with that action.
National Republican., 1876-06-08

AIDES HAVING AN UNNATURAL
II growth Of hair on Face, Arms or Neck can
have u permanently removed in two days, without
injury TO the skin; also, wonderful method for
moving Pits, Freckles and holes. A cure or NO
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ELECTION On TwopEIEGArp

to represent the District of Columbia In the Ma
tional Convention At Cincinnati on the 14th inst.
The nrst ballot was an informal one. After
some discussion it was decided that the conven-
tion should vote by roll, each member voting for
two Of his choice when his name was called. The
INFORMAL BALLOT
resulted % follows: Fred. Douglass, ~; 8. s,
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
l. ROAD COMPASY'S HOTEL,
AT DEER PARK
VIII be open for visitors on the 10TH Of JUNE. and
their New Hotel at OAKLAND on the IsT of ULY,
Applicants for looms information address the un-
dersigned, at Oakland. Garrett county, Nd.
. myf9-tjyl5 JOHN DALEY, Manager.
National Republican., 1876-06-08

The other gentlemen paid but German paid
nothing. Then there came q gentleman who
wanted drink in the area. Witness carried IL
ont and when be came back he said TO German:
"1ou pay me for the drinks before you 20 away
You owe me forty cents" Then he said Fsit was a
id lie; owe you not cent
Witness said have some witnesses here You
ordered the drinks and i gave them TO you. i
have plenty Of witnesses; here are your friends.
witness said: "You pay me this, and II is all ]
want" G0Tmap then caught lin By the throat
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Catarrh, Discharges from the Head

SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists, New York
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sSsuIanas s9eDsiaen.
slus Der gnmoesbai,ptitaot.

9S . 1tgt II, 3. San. - Der mad
SIo=@arolina sur lleber.pa6uug beS 9Sef'
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Beaufort iebr arnebmbae 4reiie er3ielt NOR.
Den leleH.
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9uta6ten befaHnt 9emadlt; mebrtre Hld)tel
lparen abpeieno.
- Senator Cooper bon SenneIice miro nm
IL. os Otts. bic 8eod1tniBreoe auf Y. Sobu.
Jon balten.
- Der mouatlidle auSmei5 iiber ben
Stano Der ytationali6ulo liegt Dor. Die
nit 90Io 81 oerSlnlenoe 6' ano 5zpro2entt9e
Stulo tetrGgt 81 688, 900, ,150; nit Bapiers
CELLO liuo Al uerSinIaH Sl4,000,000; fGlig
uup nod ni6t eiu9elDi't iinO $22, ,712 ,540.26,
Otes Yapiergelo &trfulatton betrIgt S482, =
417,234 81. Die @eiammtidulo belduft nd
AMI $2,207 ,129, ,925.23. Die Saaruorrdtbe
i'm S1aeamte belaafen iid1 auf Sl26,llG,=
792.81, oarunter S79 1921 ,448.0l Sob. Die
Sdulo bat pdbreHb OeS iesten OtonatS I'm
$I,9l5, ,062.70 9euommeH.
- DIE &eueniie @innabmen be!iefen iif
beute auf Die enorme Sumnle Don 81 ,269,'
028.62; bic SoQelnnabmen betru9en $685.
.026.25.
= Sett nil oas @sreral Yoitamt and
nod Centennial @ouuerte antertisen laien
fir oeu @ebrau9 0uer, weltle Die g8eltauS
iteluug beiu9en. Ser 9en.= =BOtmsiiter mirt
in Ybilaoelpbia cine uOllltdnbige Sanlmlunq
aQer Srteimarfen, Delde Die Tepubltf Je
mails britdeu lieB, ausitelen laiieu.
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ben miro, i'm Safe 6r. &err burd ieine8ranf
belt OerhtnOert ieln iOlte, au OtittmOd) 81
erlt)eiuen.
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Staub Der 9tu9e gu unteriu9en. Der gatis
Ian mlro ben SeridJt Der tatbolii6en Brdlas
ten Der SerSegowina abWartsu.
Die llnterbanblungen nit Spanien pegeu
elne8 neuen @cncOrOatS itn0 bis nah Der
@orteSmahl oerl6OJen morosu.
EHBIauo.
Souoor, 4. 5aHuar. - 46 llbr 9Ror-
gems. = GiHe 0epeife nn Die ,,Simes" mel
oet BON Berlin, OaB Die 0tuiieu eiueu rpeiteren
4n5rltf bon Dem nitt anneftirten Sbeile
SbotanO's aus fiirhten uuo itG uorberelten,
ben Sgrz0aua ;u iiberid,reitsn. Der 6eoz
3ug mlro Vtitte Sanlar beginner unO mabr,
l9etnlidl bic lnnettiOn beS iiiOll6en Sbotano
CUR 6olge baben.
Nartt nno 96tIe.
JON, 8. San. - pie Oistontorate
i'm oifeuen Martte betrG9t 80 Yro,. 9 inter
Santrate. -@oniolS SO 1916; fiir 9elo NIB
Srlet.-Amerif. Spnos '65er 104t.
Serltn, 8. Suuuar. - Die WiinimaI,
9tStontozOtate Der 0tei9sbuuf 1T auf Bros.
1eltgCieet iuoroen.
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Werbaff,ttto bon Sotfiets.

Sobn McManus uno SprOu u. 9SeitcOtt,
Observation-Disclosures bon Soiepb Bort i'll Dem
Sanfgeiddfte ton 29Ou, BORT & @Omp. mur
ben beute auf Die Inflage Oe8 8eftifismer8
SbomaS @lart uerbaftet pe9en WfiBuermal,
tun9 bon @eloeru, welfe berielbe Der 6irna
sur SeSabluug ieiuerSteuern iibergeben bate.
Die Qnaeflddteu ftellten Yiirnid,nft
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freien Spielraum. Sbgleidl uniere Regie
rung gegeumirtig uniere Siirger oariiber in
Ounfeln bGlt, mas iie europGii6en 3e9ierun
gen bereitruilligft mittbeilt, barf bod mi
| 9eUi6beit behauptet meroen, oaB bic ameri
faniide &egierung nidt, tpie Der yonooue
Correspondent oeS yWaufeiter Guardian
berihtet, bic Q0Iung Der Srage in elmer @on
| liberation bon Cuba uno Yorto Hico iud)t
0erm!id1te 9eUei6en aus
WetpsDorf-
% eem q orf, 8. San. Die Spfr.
.gtedar" bon 8remen unb ,Sueuia" BON
Samburg iinb bier etugetrofien.
- Sob er0finete 5u 11S.
-6eute besanu Der Sc 900, 1000 BroSeB ge=
gen Smeeo; Der 81 900, 900 BroSeb puroe aui
ndd)teu Ofontag anberaumt.
- @baS. 81. Sedpitb, iriiber Su6balter
bes Seifenfabritanten Seni. s. Sabitt,
muroe beute Dem YoliSei9eridte porgeIiihrt,
nm elm Serb0r 81 beiteben. Seiu llnterldhleif
lit ifon beute auf 100000 feTgeitellt NOR
oeh; man glaubt, baB oerIelbe S5O0,0O0 be-
trd9t. @r muroe ms @eidn9niB 3uriidgez
id)idt. -
- Seute teaann Der neue Staotratb feline
Sibuug. 3ablreid]e gSablitreltigteiten iteben
in Nu8Iid)t. Cine 9ro6e AnSahl BON Berio
nen, iuelfe beaniprldeu, inter Dem Sreibrieie
bon 1870 III StabtrGthen ertuGhlt su iein, per-
lanaten pom Nlapor Die GinrdumuHg zines
SaaleS. Mapor Btdbnm iagte, er babe nit
einem Staotratbe i6on 2a1t geuug unO meroe
iid bitten, ii6 nod einen Smeiten aui,ubiirs
ben. Die Bjenooz Staotrdtbe lafien iidl le=
bod nitt 10 leid)t ubidreden mo molen ii6
anberspo periammeln.
S.rI CSi.f;e,3 ,1,irA oDfa ~,
Nep>0 0orf ais yRorma" auitreten.
- Sbeobor Elton peroient NIT ieinen8orz
leungen idneres 8elo er bat ieine Oerictten
@emdloe eingelOpi, alle feline Sduloeu be-
Sablt uro ldBt ieiu 5aus neu anitreiden.
Der &eriuf, mebrerer Qrbeitgeber, Die
9Obne Der Sd)ifiS.Salfater, 3immerleute uHo
Safeler BON S4.50 auf 81 berabSuieten, hattie
eiuen 2lu&lano sur Tol9e. Die 4rbeiter be-
idloien, ole berabgeietteH 06bHe nitt anSu=
nebmen.
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lung iiber yGiuige Der pOl!tiiteH uno ioSia-
len llebel unierer 3eit" Gr ipraf Ft fir
einen iedsidbrigen amtstermin res YraiiOen=
ten aus. liner @ourant iei cine Sd)Mad fir
Die Station.
- Sn elmer GoniereuS Der 8lpmouthfirfe
iuurbe beute bel6l6ien, Die Seratbung i'll Der
angelegenbeit Der 6rGu MOuIton ulf Oen %.
B, Dtts. an;uberaumeu.
- Die NIT bem Oampfer ,Saiier" bier
eingetroffenen Baiiaglere Oes 9pfrs. Utoiel,"
uelfe IugsnSeu9en Ser 9Duamit Grploion
in Sreuerbaoeu fparen, gcben erihutterune
8eridte iiber bas &reigniB. GtH Sr. Sore.
mar pou philadelphia mur6e in Die Yuft ge=
i9lsnoert uuo fief ami Oas 9ed 5urid, no er
cine 3eltians bepuBtlOS lag. 9l8 INN bic
Scftnnun9 wieber fam unO CT I'M itf blidte,
bot ii9 tbm ein idlredliter Qlnblld bar; iiber.
al lab er Sobte, SerIpuuoete unO Sterbenbe.
Siele Buiiagiere peS OumpierS wurOen Our9
Den &uQQ betGubt.
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S@re6ltG,e GrploItou ~ etner 4en=
fttGQ'er Wtiitttc.

Nerin0tOn, 8s., 3. San. - lScute
Ofor9eu fano IN 5amou'S 0ampimible, IS
0teilen bon bier III Der gtGhe bsS 91rfhenS
4eeSburg 9ele9en, cine GrpIoitou ftatt, no.
Sur6 Anbrem unh Charles !6amon uno elm
Mann, afameHS 9istill. get0otet murOeu.
Dem Batter Der @ebritoer SoGmou mur0e Elm
geiu serihmettert. 0ie Niible murbe ganS.
IiG1 ;erit0rt
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sic @pfekoebi,tio pom Ynitifiara.

gteips orleans, 3. San. - Die 0e.
iebgebung bon 2Ouiiiana trat beute in Git
3ung. 9as 6auS pertagte ff nadJ Der Ser
leiuug Der Yotidaft Su Gbreu 5,peier ueritOrs
beuer Dit9lieoer. 9ie Sotidlaft beS @Ouutrz
neurs ipar iebr peitidweifg; oieIelbe grdtHlirt
benz Yote oes Staate5 Su ben b0fiHungSuol.
len QnsiId1ten. Die StaltSi6ulO iei lOpeit
reouSirt, paB &apital uHo !3inielt sur geb0rt-
gen 3eit be3ablt mer6en t6nnell. Die idmes
benoe Sdulo bon $21 100000 1T beieiti9t.
Der @ouuerneur Deriuelit Oaraui oaB Die
8onbif)ulo uno ldmebenbe SdDulo bel 2uz
trltt ieines 9lmteS S24 ,093 ,407.20 betrug,
nabreno oieielbe iebt AMI $19,06l ,645.25 re-
ouSirt lit. 9leidieittg lei aber and bic
Staatslteuer Don 2lt ani l43 Stills re0u3irt.
Ser @ouuerueur empHeblt Die 9lHudbme
zines Contributions NmeuoenAent3, nOOur6
be Se5aIte uuo Wte;lengsl6er Der Wtit9liebcr
Der 9elebgebung reou3irt meroeu uHO bic
Slbung auf 80 Gage beidrGnft miro. Die
Sfulo Der Staot Nem Orleans betrG9t
s23, ,OO0,On0 Der Oeieft IN ben SerniQlguu.
gen Ger Staot tetrdgt fir 1875 unb 1875
81, ,693,77 gS1breHo Der lesten Sabre
blicbeu $50, ,217 ,566 riidhan6tg. Die St0ot
lit banferott. Der 9ouoeruenr naG)t oanu
SoridIage, wie Der StaOt gebpIfcn werOen
f0nnte.
Na3 ben Statit.fen batten bic @rnOten
BON 2ouiftana on 3uderrObr, Geis, Baum.
rpole &C. einen gSertb bon nlebr, ais $780,
900, 900; nur proouftipe @tnwanpernu9 lei
n6tbig, nm ben Staat sur Sliitbe 5u brin9en.
Su Se3ug auf RattOnalpolitit ltegt nah Der
AHitdt oeS @ouuefneur5 bas Sell oes Staa.
tes in 6artgelo uno I'M S6ub5oQ. S6lieB.
LID hofit er, baB Die 9eleB9ebung NIT Inn
cooperiren miro, nm Die Siiroe DeS StuateS
nod mebr 81 erleltteru.
GDarlte No6.
! 9 t. Ilban8, ST., 5. San. - Solgenoe
Depeihe traf beute bon @briitiun g. &oB, benz
Satsr bes geraubten Charlie &oB, bier EN-:
ygSir bnbeu ioebeu Die Photographic beS in
ct. AlbanS auf9etau9ten &n0ben erbalteu,
uno cs itebt iiter, oaB oerlelbe ntdt @barlte
&oB it,"
9r. 0toB correiponoirte Johann telegrapbii9
NIT Dem SGerif in ct. 9ilbanS, uuo meitere
@utbIllun9en weroen erpartet.
&utlano, ST., 3. San. - Die Serias
tiOn i'm Setreff bes Charlie 8oB lit bier nod
immer oas alleinige Sbenla Der lnterbaltuna.
8etteu BON 800 9egen 80 Dollars meroen aiI-
seboteu, oab Der betrefieube &nabe Der dnte
@barlie &oB iit. Die Seb6rbeu iino ents
| ihloiien, ben &naben feltSubaIten, bis eine
Soentttdt feitgeitellt 1T, unb babeu Sd erbo.
ten, Srn. 6oB ole SOFTEN 81 5ablen, ipenn er
bierbersommen uno ben SNabeu iebeH iuiD.
Sin 5err pon Rbilaoelpbia, pelder bic 6a'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04
GrploiioH etttes 9ampifefIcls.

Ptt b Il T 9, 3. San. = Der &eIel
Der y aiblano gSoolen Iills" in Steubenz
bile, o., 3eriprang beute gta6nittag inter
furhtbarem &radlcn. Ser Maihiniit g8m.
Sutberlauo luurbe aui Der Steqe get0Otet,
nnO bas @ebduce gum Setrage BON $4,000 be.
id1 nint
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-04
3trbetteramsitato 1tno Srano.
ffift1tfto.

Sprin9fielo, Niaii., 3. San. - Die
Qrbeiter i'll Der 8ladiatou @ollipinnerci fell.
ten heute bic Irbeit eiu, neil ibre g6bne nm
10 Bro3. reSu3irt rperOen iollteu. Ste habeu
Die Sdleune bee Sabrtfuufieber8 unge;iinOet
uuh APiiPu 2phpu hPhrnht