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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
Pms Der SitmOesbal:ptiiG0t.

gS q DtN qton II, IL. suit. - Ser pra
itSent iiber1idte beute Gem Senate elne Sots
idaft. 9leielbe cntbalt nur bic 3uidlrift be5
&rteg8ietrttdrS mo bic Seridte Der @encrdle
sherman uno SerrD, :uelde idOn iriiber oer'
UffeEtlid]t mlrbcn.
9a8 @omite iiber gSege un6 Wfittel btelt
heute cine lQnaere Sisuug, III nelder haupts
idd)ii6 bic SnlanO leuer @eleBe beiprohen
lpurben.
- 0aS @onfereuS. .@omite itber bic Irmeez
Sermiligunq lit su feiEer llcberenfnnft Sez
!angt unb miro bemud6it beridlten. Su Sez
Sug puf bic SroioHcrz uno bic biplomatlid)e
8crpiligun98 Siu berrid>t ebeuio weuig
Nusiidt auf cine llebereinfunft.
- SaS Experimentation foroerte ben
8rGIi0entcn Dor einlaen gSo6en auf Die
@orreipOuoen, in Sesug auf Die Seihla9s
nabnc OcS Grunbei9entbums Oe8 Srn. Snt.
gSe6iter, eine5 amerifanii6en Siirger8 auf
Sen 'Seelano, Hur6 Die britiid)e Gegiernns
mit3utbeilen. 9aS @igeut9um ipuroe bon
6rrt. QSebler BON Del eiu9eboreneu Sduptz
ltn9eu qefauft, che Die Sniel III ocn Seis
Guglano's gelaugte. Der Prdiioent ermlOerte,
cap feline @orrelponben5 5pilden Gn9lauo
mo oen Ser. Staatcn iiber oeie Gugelegen.
belt geflibrt muroe, oaB icbod) Die ameIif.
0eianDtl1aft in 0onoon in ocnSabren l94l Il.
1914 nit Der brltiiGen 9eJterung IN Se5u9
AMI Die Geiittitcl auf @runoelSentbum III
| Neu=Sceiano unterhanoelte.
- Yroninente Dtitglieoer oe5 @onQreie5
| itno Der Iniidt, baB Die Sertagung oslielben
mabriheiulid) ndcblcn Dionta9 iiber eiuC
| gScd)e elntrcteH miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
Ssnfer Ncg @nhIem0lS.

Srenton, Us, IS. Snlt.-@ln Wt0nn,
NameuS Sob. g8olf, uno ielne Srau. Welfe
cine fur5e Strede bon berStabt entfernt mobs
men, wurOen gieru glbenO i'll Solge Der Grr
ploiion eluer &Ohlen0llampe iiirbterlid) usrs
braunt. Die Srau itarb furSe 3eit nadl Dem
llniale, uuo Die Aersts begeu felne 9ofiuung
auf Die @eueiura beS O1auueS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
@oap. SemoriIs sutr0 icimc $50:
1ttist0fipft a1tftes1aiteft,

jor S'9onuor ans Se2nsfee madte bcnie
Dem @ouuerneur 6enordS I'M ,@rano llnion.
ootel" ieine Nuimartuu9 uno iiberbradlte
6emlelben bic oiiisielle anfiinOigung letner
ytomiuation. 6r. 0enoridS erfldrte, er
peroe in neutgen 3aqen antmorten. GS
miro gemclOet, pab Oerielbe Die gtomin0tlon
onueblueu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
Scr MeI0.ft0rff.

gtem.DOrt, Is. Suli. - @clo leid)t
su 2-24l. gScdiel rubig 5u 4.89. Sob
idloB gu 111a-11ls. 8unoeszSbligationeu
idloieu Han ano itetig; 8ler Coupons
1893; 65er 1lG3; ucue l17g; Ser 1893; 68er
12l: mere Siinfcr 1172; 10.40er @ouponS
118g. 9ttlen it5loiieu flau uuO itetig; &C.
3. @entral 1919; @rie ID; 2afe Sb0re 554 ;
SIS. Central 81; YittSbur9 "a; Nortbz
&eitern 424; Brior. 6Gl 0iod>S8lanS 10S&
llnterltabamtS gilans: Sob s39, 9,90G,'
1877. Snurort S33 OFT 317
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
N0S Wnifnimf

oibington 13. Snll. -or. Semell, !,
Ser @rz@cnerals Yoltmeiter, trifit 9nltalten,
ab5ureilen, uub miro mabrideiulid amSouu=
abeno megaebeu. Gr peiB lett eteuioweuig,
,pie uorber, ans welden 9riinoeu Der Brdt=
bent eine 4boanfuug ioroerte. 9tihtcr &pner
trot heute iein 2lnt an. Seit benz 2Sebiel
in benl 0epartenent lieien sahlretde Nppll-
fatioren iiir aniteaung III Oemielben eln; eS
ift ieood) ni6t mabrideiulid], oaB obne Ser
anlaIIung Des Brdiirenten eln meitercr 8ez
op,tpnmrroiG ftattii10Pt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
goutmterfmrfms iebt 9e0Hnet
Seine Serienl. ....... @lntritt 81 jeoer 3slt
prpant, 5tratton 4 Saoler's
@auoelsidale,
wr. 6 ano 8, ssorosGbarlssarabe be.

Diete Mniialt oferirt feine Bortbee, bic fie nitt
perwutlitben fann, uno peripridt feIne austeun9es
Neieqsnbeit, Die fe nidt bsiist. Gle feht aasn ois
fen NIB laoet Mae, ebe iie bren unterrihts aurns
antreteu, berSid) elm. lie 81 beiu1sn nnb IN leoem
Gin,elneu In Nugenitein Su nebmen. SIT Der ApplI<
faut iuirieoenseen, {. fam eintreten anoernfdus
Nebrs ibm ireL fdl anoersmo1in au Gsnoen. per
riols beier Aaftait bart stR5t9 nno aqeln ar tpIe
in isosm Qun6estbsiie beruorrasenoe Nnertcnnuns
erldnst baben @eit enternt, Dor elmer trtilbeuBtiz
faua surid3uIdrefen, laoet Ie ptelnle9r oGSu etn
uuo indt i'm Wertrauen eui ibre BorSlsltdtelt um
eine ioldbe ais bic bets @mpiebuns ibrer Wirfiams
felt nadb.
hsferenSsn: uniere @onner. - aBssen Ssoin9unl..
aer uno lonitigea gdheren prete nun In bcr antalt
Sor oesr ,peuoe fidb briefi9 on
y. .. GaoIeg
Dileftor Der MnnaIf,
tDessi ,syas) ~. 8 unO .. .sessss stharlesttr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
Sin 5ffeutltd1cr 9Sot,lttdter.

Soit on, 13. Snli. - Ser leBte gSiIle bc8
peritorbeuen 6rn. Qu3uit 9emtngmap meii't
ieine Seltameutspoalrcdcr an, 100000 IN
Sob uutsr bic 5fitutli6en gSObltbdti9t
4nhalten Su uertbeilen. 9aS &citament be-
ltinmt ferner idbrllf $4,000 auf Die 9aHer
Don 10 Sabren fir Nbbaltung pOn @Otte8z
oieuit Ill Dem @eiGngniiie mo oem lrmeus
Louip ~, Oith{iefA Nnuu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
@irft.tt0ctt oer Mike.

q lpzY off, IS. Suit Dle 6iBe bauert
obne 8erminberung fort, unb piele neue Sale
pom Spnnenti6en merDen genelbet.
0lan Id fer, N.z6., l3. Sult. = Nfid.
Saltp tuurDe beute, mGbrenb er I'M 0Ofraume
Der ,Wandeiter. Wili3" arhetetc, bonn Con.
nenit.d) 9etrOfen uno itarb III wenigen Winu=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
8E6nOe.

gtem<O Off, 13. Suli. - 9ie 6abrit Der
Sirma S. g9. Burnett & Comp. uno ciu an
grenSenoeS 2Sobnbau5 in Worriiiana brann'
ten beute ab. Serluit $4,000.
Don't, H.-y., IS. Sult.-@tn berte
bier ausgebro6ene8 6eucr ssritOrte eth groBeS
6otel, eiue Sfrune unO emeu Shnppen.
Ser Serlnit bttrd9t s17, 200 uuo if uoIfals
0iu perIidert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
SenOen!
Gemocn!
Gcmoen!

S1emocn! Ssemaea! SemSen!
& Nau sebe su 6. 81. Srefanb in SER. 3D.
Iorbs sSowaro raBe rub taufe ieue Si.25,
Semi en-ei9ene5 6abritat-pou 8amiutta= aat'
tun uuo Ieinem Hinuen; aui Sefteauns 5u Oemiefben
Tretfe, (Sunil3,3 3MteI)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
Iusfu8 oer Ireisrt6ter Der gSelt7
YI2tGffcilitff0

8nffalo, l3. Sul. = 0te Centennial.
greisridtcr, $50 an Der 3ahl, famen beHte
Wtiitags auf Der D2dte SbOre Iidi9all=
Soutberu. Sabn" bier an. 9tad) elmer Spd>
sierfabrt ourtb OieStaot reii'tc Die @eielidafi
uadl fen NlQaQrafdlleu lpeitcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
NFa,Ixine.

tin porsislider ndbrenoer Gd.fel iHf tetne Ilnoer
uuo juualioen. ou5 sin5ige mabre Snbitut fir0fut-
termildb, subuciet uo1 gm IL Sinsj, 4potbeter,
uno bel alleu Sro9uiiten gu baben.
". s.. 8tp,ua 6 Dfnoer.
(Juui2, ,3p.te, ,i.c.E.t) Gu9roszNsenten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
&etm Sdmer5! Ssetne Sefabr! 2etu
TefISdlICn

Tie "Colton Dental Association" TIT imner er'
iolsreidb, 3dGne obne StEler;en cus5nileheH. 0ie
srUBtsn 3weifler tonnen b non oisier SbatiGfbs IN
ben 3immera sir. 81. g3eitz 5absitsStteBe, nnsr'
aeuaeu, (5Gn. q, 6 0iteSl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
Die fra1sofiidle1 9lrbetter.

81 IeW-yJ 0 II, To. SlII.-GIHe aus 3UPerE
loncn bellcbenoe Delegation iransbfider arz
better aus 9pons fam bcute bier on. Sie
,purOeu aui'S @ahli6lte bepirtbet, unb aui
heute 4benD iit elu Saufstt 81 Ghreu osrisl-
ben perannaltet. Hab SdlnB oeielbeu wer-
ben iie mad Bbllabelpbia abreilen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
9e,pitfcrftttrat.

gB mingto 0el., Is. Suli. =
Sin unQem0hnif beitigeS @emittter entluS
iih beute Na1mittag iiber oieier Staot. Der
8lit id)lug in nlebrere oduier ein. Sin
Wtann, gtGmens @e1rg Nforris, ruuroe auf
Der QancaIter.& &5auHee pom glibe eridlagen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
Gg-sefretGr Sriifoiu tpeisert It'd,
ais 3ense attfSttreteR. = Srtef
oeS YrGiioentett 0nSSrtt. .SttitotD. .

~ v ! u y ~ IL. Oult low. -1(L
YraToent iiberianpte geiterH Sru. SriitOp
folgeHOell 8riei:
.Mtein Serr! Stb eriebe aus sen 3eituugeu,
oaB bas &on9reBz z@omite, tpeldes Die Pro
Seiie in Se3nq auf Die Bbisfepz Setriigereien
unterindlt, Sic als 3eusen uor9elaosn bat,
MD OaR Sic - metuer 4niidt nah nit
&e9t = ftb seweiaert baben, 81 erideinsu,
tnoem Sic bebaupten, OaB 2acS, mas in benz
cabinet Ooer smiidlen einem @abiretS' Otit=
qliebe nno oem oberften Grefutiu-Seamten
OffiSieu uerbanoelt ipire, priOile9irt 1T, uno
baB Der SOugreB fein Oteft teiibt, oariiber
Nusfunft su fOrbern. SD adte Die Stellung,
welde Sic III oieier 8esiebuua eiunehmen,
bite jeood, Sic BON ieber Serphi6tung Der
@eheimbaltltng in oteicr 9ln9elegenheit ent-
binoen Su biirfen, uub mlinIde, baB Sic nidJt
nur ale Sbuen uOrgele9ten Tragen beantmor-
ten, ionoern aud, taB ale GrzDtit9lieoer oes
cabinets lett meiner aOminiitration ebenfallS
ais j3euaeu in bieisr ahaire uorgelaben wers
ben. Qd)tunQspot Il. g. Grant"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14

yatsnte tusrsem fits GrRncer er,ptrff.
grii natb 9rlanaGns oes satent5 msroen @ebub=
ren beree)uet. .. $. Il ". 4. Spwaso,
Wr. 18, 9 ecouofraBe, Der Soit geseniibef.
(6ebr2 i2Utte) 3ipeiysSiirsau in Wuibtn9ton, S.@.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
,etnr. 6. Sartmamt,.

@ripart gud) sluansis Yrosent in Strnmpf=
maarelt, Sanbidubeu unO rlnterfleieern
Samenz, Soe-ren= II. &inber.Sancp@ @StrumpftpaaIen
BET leBtsn 0iooe, tdslib er9alten III
Wr. 1873, gSeh=SaItimorts, ttDiihen Soutb
uno @alpertitraBe. (Ntaii6, ,2DiteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
fgrfrtttifen.

Yrooibeuce, Ot.,S., l3. lt.-3mei
OiGDd)en, gameu8 &ate 9Seldl uno 9lunc
Wtasonen, reip. 10 uno II Sabre alt, ertrarI-
len 9elern 9lbeno, pGbreub iie i'm 8taditouez
9tiucr baoeteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
Gie gNeItG1tSffeQilna.

YbtlabeIpb a, IS. Sult. 9ie
beutige AnsaN Der Seiud]er belief iid) aui
1858. Sn benz mebi3iuidlen Oepartement
wnrOe beute 48 @rtranften Seiltano aeleiftet
beinabe iGmmtlidle @rfrautungen ino Der
iibermGBiqeu 6ibe Susudreibeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
guredler &err,

g8aibiu9t II, IS. Sult. - Gin beute
bonn Spred)er Ser in Hod- -IlunzSprlngs
bier empfangener Brief melOet, baB ole @elle-
Jung oeiielben langianle, lebodl fid)ere Sort
ih,rittp tr1nd,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
sic 9Nelt Nrtcoeaszlluipt,.

8bilabetphta, 13. Suli. - Bic
gSelt SrieOenSsllnion frat beute Worgeu wie'
Der suiamnen. Sr. &arl gridert aus Ber-
lin berlaS einen Srief BON BroI. &iuoler in
Seutidlan6, tpOraui 9r. 9erSbil etre &eoe
in beItid1er Surddle hieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
GuropaiI5e StabelbsriGte.
Ser O1ieutaliide &rieg.
Serbien tptQ iidJ gdn3lidD bon Oct
StirPct trcnTett.
6rantrei6'8 Yoltttt.
Seitrstd, ipetrt tetns @ren1en aO.
@efe6 bel gSiObiH.
Sefrci9 / dllicBt ben y er
uon Slcf.

g8ien, 13. Snli. - 0a8 heutigt oSremz
benblatt" mieoerbolt bic Nu9abe, oaBSeitreldl
ben 0afeu Don Slct gc9ea Die Siirfeu 9eldllols
len bat.
Qoubon, 13. Suli. - Giue 9cpeidc
Der 9tcuter'i6en Se!e9rapheu @omp. lagt:
,Seitreid beuadjrthti9te 9ei:ern icile 2ofals
AMtoritGten, OaB Der Safen Don &let pon Iest
an gelperrt, uno Die Gano uub SeegrenSe Inn
Die aufItQuoiiheu 9Itrifte her geid]loiieu 1T.
Der tiirtilde @eianote bate geltcrn cine lin
9ere lluterreoung nit Dem 9raien Anoraiip
in Se3ug auf bieie NtaBregcl."
Sitrtii DE Seri d. tc.
Ot % It q +, 13. Suli. - Die Biorte lat III
rem 8ertretern i'm auslauOe iolgenoe 0epe'
ite Sugel1idt: ,Oer tilrtiid)e @eneral Seln
8ald)a purDe, mabreno er nit SatallonelI
bon 9ati1fO mad yteueitnie mariblrte, IN
benz 3allan. @nQpaie BON etner itartcn Strelt'
mGdt Der 0tontenegriner iibertaaen. 9tad)
eiuem Sm0liitiuoiqen beiBen @efedte gelaug
e8 Selim 8al6a, itd burd3ultla9en mo Die
Don benz Teinoe belesten 00ben einSunebmen.
Die Woutenegriner erlttten betrddltlid)e Yer
luite. Ser 3allan.Gngpaf unO Der 2Se9 nad)
9atidto itao iest er0finet."
Sberlt Stolcs, iueld)er inter ben g4Guell
bon gSioo,n opertrt, bat etue groBe Sluautls
tat YropiIonen uub piel Sdlattuieb erbeu.
tet. Die lettbin oorgefcllenen @efe6te al
alien anoeren Yunften iparen unmthtt9 unG
bloBe SOrpoitenpIdnteleien.
@rfOlg Der Serben bel
9S ibbiH.
8e19rao, Is. Suli. - Sen. 2eif,
iauin, peld)er ben letten ytadridJten SufOlg'
gesen 8iobtn maridtrte, 9riff seiteru DE tiir
fil1e PoIttiOn an uno eroberte mebtere mid
tise itratesild|e Yuntte. Sas @efedt Oauerl
Oen sauSen SGg. Ger Serluit Der Gerber il
ilubeDeuteno. 0ieielben perfolgten ben Semi
bis nod gSibbiu uno erbeuteten cine groB
Quantitdt WiunDporrdtbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14

0sdjimn0oreibts anasrifauifdDe SsoteiS brarna
*sten i'm lesteu Wonate ab; fle 8rdnoe bItteH Der@
9iite iUeroeu tonnen, usnn Die etsts Den tom a.
tii ben5 5euersI llarm sebabt bdtten. @ebr.
San, Scr. 9s, 9aroentr., 9 altO. (IRa29, ,2NteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
0oNfeu uuo Nal,.

Eerftcus umo Rogaen DtaIs.
Dlr babsn fet6 eiueu Sorrdth bon Dem be,ten caz
uaotid1en @eritens WlalS filt Vrauer, loipe Wo9z
aeus DiaIS fir Oehinateure oil Sano, nnO on mir
Iuier WalSbaus uersroSert baben. iino mir leSt TN
Gianbe, aue Auitrd9e ibneu ausSnilbren.
NoO0 & Widctts,
ytr. IA, Siio=VYGpz pzStrcse.
NlalSbaus am t5uss Der gutolpzStfase.
(g?op. .99. SsW)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14

Benn Define paut gcb ~, ooer Dem We
iidbt nit 6inneu mo 9dwdren bcSedt, 10
relnioe 9ein 8lut Ourh Den @ebraudl uon
Dr. auguf SDni9'S 00mburger
Eropfen. (12)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14
Sarit MilanwilI Serbien IN b.
b d M / q nj q dl { II

5arit MilanptlI Serbien unab b
b6ngig mac en-.
2ouNon, 13. Suli. - Der Sei9raocr
Correspondent Der, Bal. .0tau. .@a5ette" iugtin
ciuem Srieie pom 7. Suli: Gin beute erlais
iener SeIebl l6relbt Dor, oaB alle Perlonen,
mel6e in Ger 4rmee, in bem transport Ooer
6oipitalOienit ober al5 Ier6te olenen, elne
0teOalle nit Der Snldrift: oWtilan - Sonl9
pom Serbieu," tra9en iouen. Steler Selebl NJ
bic erlte Nn0eutung Der ipabren AbItdlt oeS
Siirten Wtilan, unb eS fann lett ntd)t l1n9er
beSmelielt perDen, SaB Der Sric9 fir ooaitdnl
Sige llHa6bGugt9feit pon Der Pforte 9etibrt
mlrb."
gio@ eine g 6la9t. -8eiultat
unbetannt.
SelQrab, 13. SuIi. - SffiSelle Nad'
ridlteu BON Der emofsIrmce meloen, baB Der
titrtide 8euerol. Omar Bai6a bic ierbiibe
9tellung geiteru ansriff. 9ieSdladt bauerte
Den gausen Sag, unS beioe Seiteu erlltten
idmere %erlut tie. 9as 9teIultat 1T unbez
fannt.
6raufreid uuo Ser orientali DIE
Srieg.
Seriailles, IS. Suit Ser Wttnllter
be8 AeuBern, Sersog 0eca5CS, ertlGrte beute
auf cine Srage in Sc;ug anf osu orientall.
i6eu Srieg, 6ie 9te9ierung wiinid)e iit nidlt
in drBere 9lnselsgenbsiteu ein3umiiAen, unO
ba6nrd Die 8ieperberiteQuna oeS tnncren
SrieoenS Suriid3ubalteu. Sranfreid ipiiree ltd)
fir Die MISUNDERSTANDING Oes SrteoenS bel
BEN anb2ren Md9teu uerwenOen. Die @bre
unO OnS Sntereiie 5raufrcidl'S ieien auf feline
gSeiie olrb oen orientaliiGen Srie9 compro'
ntittlrt.
9onbou, Ii. Snli. - Ser SdluB bes
9aieuS bon Slef gegeu Die Eiirten wiro bier
fiir etneu beOeutenOeu gtuhtbeil fir otelelben
eradJtet. Cine 0epeid|e Der u&tmcS" aus
SemIin licfert iolgenoe Seitreibung per
S9ladt bonn letten WiittwodI: ySmGr $a'
Ida grifi oas Ierbiids @orpS inter Sen. 9eid.
jauin nabc Sattidar Oil.
Die Siirfen ma6ten 5 2(ngrifie anf Die icrs
biide BOition uno wurOen leoeSmal 5uritdz
| geihlaQ,u. Otittlerneile fiel cine ierblidle
0iOiliou inter @eneral S8lOicS ben Siirfen
in Den Gideu unO erOberte nebreIe OOrter. "
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gktcrSiFn

- g(uS Yeriten fommt ba8 @eriidtt
OaB Ger Sdab i'm 8e9rifi lit, uui'5 gteue Die
gGnoer ce5 gSeltcnS 81 beiudjeu, unb oGB er
Der Sitte ,oeitlid)er SOuucrGue gtmaB ins
co9nito lciieu merOe. IS beiBt, Ocrielbe
ueroc in Snrscm auf Der Sceuc lciuer iiing-
lten g8anOeruugeN uidlt ais poa5 2lml oc5
gSeltaQS" ODER ,&Gnig Der &Gnige," iOnOeru
ais i6H4ter n3cr5o8 oon GoDri5" eridlsts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-07-14

10, Iude ni,tt benz eatsu gSetterflrrTe,
gSeun bon osr St,tn Der SpwsiG inSddl'n ltcHBt
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ESTABLISHED AUGUST "a, 1852.


# il well to understand that the DEM
ocrscy are entirely willing to capture an
electoral vote in Oregon by lechnicality
10 call it by no worse name)' that tech
nicali,y being the ineligibili'y OF one Of
the Republican electors who held post
rnas,ership somewhere in that State.
There Is no question as to tue absolute
certainty that majority Of the people Of
Oregon voted for the Republican Flee.
toral ticket II by a dispensation Of
Providence one Of the Republican Flee
tors had died the night before the election,
the same csse would exist that has now
arisen by virtue OF Postmaster Watts
ineligibilily. Would the Electoral an'
tagonisl OF the dead man have been elect
ed under the dispensation alluded tO2 II
not, then the Antagonist Of Watts was not
elected.
Suppose two men should run for
Sheriff OF Ohio county. Suppose that one
Of them should die at noon on the day Of
election, and that that fact being un.
known to the people they should keep on
voting for him, and give him a majority
vote. Would his death give his opponent
the election? Ifnot, then the giving OF a
certificate 10 Watts opponent in Oregon
ia illegitimate II not fraudulent.
II IL matter for regret that the
Oregon case has arisen, but we do not see
that it will present any formidable did
Guilty. The action Of the Governor OF
Oregon seems to have brought upon him
severe public juLgemen. a. home. l.also
seems that at Iirs. hs was quite unwilling
10 enter into the project, hut after being
persistently pressed by Democratic let
ters and teIegrAm' he consented to give a
certificate to the Democratic opponent Of
Watts.
The Democracy want to have their
quiyer full Of arrows. like lawyer who
puts as many counts into an indictment
rs possible, in the hope that one at least
will do execution,
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THE ELECTORAL RETURNS.


ST. LOUIS, December IA full report
OF the proceedings Of the Presidential
electors Of this State at their meeting in
Jefferson City yesterday shows that Chas.
G. Stiiel, the Republican elector for this
district, applied by letter to Governor
Hardin for certificate Of election, on
the ground that Gen. D. ". Frost, the
Democratic elector, was ineligible, and
that he (stfell received the highest vote
cast Of an eligible elector in that district.
The application was refused by Governor
Hardin, he stating that a certificate
had already been issued to Gen. Frost
during the session Oi thu College.
Mr.. Stifel presented the statement to the
college, setting forth Gen. Frosts ineligi.
bility, and claiming the right to act as an
EIector from the Third District. This,
the College declined to have read. Sub.
sequently Gen. Geo. II. Shields, Chair.
man OF the Republican State Committee,
presented a protest to the College, ugainst
the appointment Of any person TO act in
the place OF Gen. FroSts IA beiug illegal
under the laws OF the State, also against
Gen. Frost's substitute being allowed to
vote or act as an elector as being ineligi.
BILE and not legally ENTITLED TO act, also
against the refusal Of the College to per.
nit Mr.. Stifel 10 act as an elector. The
protest also sets forth in detail, the
grounds on which Gen. Frost Is ineligi.
Bile. This protest was laid on the table
by vote Of the College, and the vote OF
the electors for President and Vice Pres.
ident, was then taken as previously re.
ported.
OREGON REPUBLICANS DESoUECE GOV.
GROVER. ...-
SAN FRANCISCO, December IA dis.
patch from Salem, Oregon, says: The
Republicans held meeting last night TO
consider the action Of Governor Grover.
Resolutions were passed denouncing him
and calling upon the United States Senate
to prevent him from taking his seat, on
the ground that he has wilfully violated
his oath. Prominent Republicans advise
a calm expression OF public opinion, and
it is now thought that no outbreak will
occur.
Later advices from Oregon state that
Odell has been chosen messenger by the
Republican electors. Crouin will act for
the Democrats. It is said that Growers
house is under guard.
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FLORIDA.
The Election Enioined.

TALLAHASSEE, December IA quo
warranto was issued and served on the
Hayes electors yesterday before they cast
their votes. Also 4 bill Of injunction
was obtained on behalf Of Gov. Drew
against the members OF the Canvassing
Board, and an order granted restraining
them from completing the canvass on the
basis OF the vote as canvaSsed by ma.
jority OF the Board for electors. Attorney
General ". A. Coke, a member Of the
Canvassing Board, protested against the
action OF the Board In certifying to ma.
jority OF votes In favor Of the Hayes cleo.
tors and denounced the same as a crimi.
nal and, gross Justification Of the returns
on file In the office OF the Secretary Of
State. He also gave certificates OF elcc.
ton to the Tilden electors, stating there.
in that the returns on file and canyassed
by the Board showed clear majority for
the Tilden and Hendricks electors.
The Democratic electors met at the
Capitol, in the office OF the Attorney
General, and cast the vote OF the State
according to law. They also signed a
petition TO the Senate and House oi Rep.
resentatiyes Of the United States stating
their legal election, and praying that
they might be recognized sH the electors
Of the State.
Visiting statesuen Watcher, Sallens.
tai, Biddle, Sellers, Hay, Read, and Glib.
son, OF Missouri; Gen. Young and Gov.
Brown, Of Georgia; Col Valley and r.
II. Smith, OF Illinois, and Gov. Noyes and
Mr.. Lisle, Of Ohio; Gems. Wallace and
Barlow, and Mr., Chandler, left to-day,
Messrs. Coyle and Paris remain TO meet
the Congressional Committee.
The Republican electors met in the
Executive Chamber and organized by
electing F. c. Humphreys, President and
4. W, Leonard, Secretary. They cast si
their vote for Hayes and Wheeler, and c.
H. Pearer, (colored) one Of the electors
was selected as a messenger to convey
the reinrns 10 WashinRton.
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DIED.

TASEY.-on ThundGy morning, DeoSuier 7.
1870, nt 40 O'Clock. Of Iub.acuIe rh0umAEiErl,
WILL II. TASEr, 10 tho 26th year Of bis SSe.
The funeral will TEc place from the resIdenoo Of
hIG mother No. 1Oii ChapIIns street, this friday
afternoon at O'Clock. Friends Of the family arc
inUItCl 10 atOnd. IntCTment at Greenwood.
BEUTEE.-ou Thursday, December I, 1870, at
2S y. ", Mrs. ANToSA BErrKR, wife Of Joseph
Beutcr, sr, In the GSth year Of her agO.
funersI from the rosldGneO OF the family. No. ~
Eleventh street, Sunday at o clock P. ". FhsnA
Of tho family arc invited to attend.