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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

ROBBED IN A SLEEPING CAR.-Tne Al
bany Journal OF Thursday evening SAYS:
Sheriff Daggett, OF Brooklyn, came up from
New York on the train which reached here
at O'Clock this morning. Both occupied
compartments IN q sleeping car. When they
awoke this morning they found that their
gold watches had been stolen during the
night, together with small sum of money
belonging to Killian. The watches were in
the gentlemen's vests, which hung from the
berths, and were severed from the chains,
which, strangely enough, were not taken by
the thief, who is supposed to have left the
train at Hudson. This is the second watch
Mr.. Killian has lost since he has been in the
legislature"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

A MOST HORRIBLE ACCIDENT occurred at
Claremont, near Olney, ILL.,, last week A
sixteen year-old son Of Mr.. Hugh Gardner
was caught on the wristpin OF the hy-wheel
orally torn TO pieces. Tie only thing re-
naming OF the poor boy that could be recog-
nized as part Of human being was from
the knees down, the right hand and a mart
OF the skull. The rest OF the body was sim
ply pile OF mangled flesh and bones, and
was gathered Up by the handful.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE.-In the SEN
ate yesterday favOrao report was made on
the house bill making the Maryland Indus
trial School for Girls" a house of refuge for
females under state and Baltimore city con-
troll. A senate bill was passed making tue
stockholders in building associations liable
as those In other corporations. House bills
were passed for the protection of sheep hus-
bandry; also making the Sd OF July next a
legal holiday. A house bill was passed au.
thoriZing the city council OF Baltimore TO
subscribe not exceeding $685. 900 10 the capt.
tai stock OF the Baltimore, Chesapeake aud
delaware Bay railroad. In the house the
bill TO incorporate the Maryland live stock
company was effectually disposed OF by
striking out the enacting clause by an al
most unanimous vote. The report of the
committee OF conference on the new assess
ment bill was passed by yeas Al. nays %, and
the bill was passed by yeas a., nays IS. A
senate bill was passed 10 promote security In
commercial transactions, also a house bill,
with senate amendments, to protect sheep
husbandry; also a house bill, with amend
ments by the committee of conference, pro-
viding for revision Of the registration list OF
voters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

BAITISokN, Aptil !. = Virginia SKIES, Old, 80:
do. CO. lliGsted, @: West Va, $, North OaroliHs
l0S.
BALTIMORE, AIrl l-Ootton quiet and easier
middlirg, Il ais. Flour quiet but firm and uu-
changed. Nnest ouiet but firm and unchanged.
Corn stesdy aud fm-sOuthern white, o0aG3.
southern yelioy, eoas1; western MIXED, 81 spot:
SA AIril end May. esfs dull end hesyy-southsrn
Bye qu'et but frm, soss3. Hay Gull and unchanged.
Provisions quiet and steady and UNCHANGED.
Pork, . .OOsss IS. Lard Arm and Unchanged But
ter scarce and strong and unchanged. PstroIeum
auiet-erude, Say: refined. Ia. Coffee strang
bur quiet-R Rio carsoes, <siss< IObbing, l6. sissi
NV YoIE. April i-stocks dull. n--eY. q.
Gold, Iss; Exchange. long, <571s; short, 40 Cow
INV YORK,- April f.-Flour qule,, Scarcely a,
hrm. Wheat dull and declining. Corn . shade
LoNpoS, April \, 1880 ,. n-rhe rate Of dis
eoust for three months Dill in the open msrkei ~
ocnios q ls for money aud y f-r The new a.:
e sl y; 8 bonds, lSss.. ola, los;l; new hvss.
FRANKFORT, April I.-U. 0. bonds, new Oh, JQlk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

In THE CoLORED MINIS CONVENTION at
jackson, Miss, yesterday, to appoint dele
gates to the national convention of colored
men, resolution was offered that the colored
people south of Mason & Dixon's line have
corrupt leaders, and that that race would
not pledge their votes TO any but good men.
Jt was voted down. Pinchback made a
speech, eulogizing Morton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01
Cutting Down On England.
international Regatta
Arratguuleng.

NEW NoRE. April 1.-In the U. 3. circuit
court to-day The district attorney moved the
arrangement OF Charles l.. Lawrence 10 plead
10 indictments against him, but, acting
uDcer the advice OF counsel, Lawrence re-
fused TO do so, and Judge Benedict directed
plea or mot guilty" TO be enteref, aud set
the trial down for The second Wednesday in
Nav.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01
April Fool Stories from the Black

NEW YORK, April. The Times special
charges that recent tele-
graphic statements relative TO the yield Of
the Black Hills mines are fraudulent, and
issued 10 eraw immigration thither for the
benefit OF traders and spectators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

CHARLOTTE CUsHMANIs WILL has mot
yet teen published, but it is believed the es
tate will be as large as has been estimated
over $500, 900. The executors are Mr. Ed
ward c. Cushman, her nephew and adopted
son, and Mr.. Crow, q merchant of st. Louis
and his business PARTNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01
Arrested.

NEW YORK, April l.-Wm. r. Gray, who
some time ago obtained a large amount OF
money from members of the New York
stock exchange, and from some OF the banks
In wal street, aud fed 10 Europe, was ar
rested in London this morning, and Is 10 be
brought back.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

THE WORCESTER DAM DIsASTER-The
losses by tho Worcester reservoir disaster so
lsr as estimated are about half a million
collars, the city of Worcester losing SIPS 900
by the destruction of the dam and reservoir,
ana the losses sustained by the several mill
owners whose establishments were DESTROYED
the losses are distributed among farmers and
0thers whose buildings were destroyed or
lands damaged, besides those sustained by
the Boston and Albany railroad some three
quarters of a mile eff which is ruined. The
city is building q dam to secure q supply of
water and no water famine is apprehended
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

BOSTON,, April IA fire in SOM rset,
Mass, to-day, destroyed Central Hal owned
lis and another owned by Il. Simmons. Total
loss 81 600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

INDICTMENT OF ST. LOUIS ALDERMEN
The ST. Louis grand jury yesterday found in
erty, John ID. Woostman, Michael Madden
ana ex-Alderman j. G. ROgersail, charging
Them with bribery, perjury, &C., and against
telegraph, and Patrick McHaie, charging
them with perjury. The parties gave bail
II is asserted the bribery charged against the
aldermen Is accepting money to confirm GER
last spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01
Suicide OF a Pastors wife

ST. ALBANs, VT April IA wife OF Rev.
Mr.. Forest Stafford, pastor OF the Let Baptist
church OF Fairfax, drowned herself early
yesterday morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

MRS MACKENZIE, whose elopemeut to this
city caused such a scandal not many weeks
ago, has neither gone to Chicago to seek a
divorce nor sailed for England with her
children, but is still at Montreal and male
her first public appearance there last week
Her husband refuses to consider any propo-
sition looking TO reconciliation, and viii
shortly petition the Dominion parliament
for q diY0rce-lN Y KnfId.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01
New York Rank Statement.

INV YORK, Aprll 1.-The following Is the
weekly bank statement Loans. increase,
$50 200; specie, decrease, 1882 800; legal
tenders, decrease, S2,055 400; deposits, de-
crease, - Oh, 800; circulation. increase
800; reserve, decrease. sl,733,l75.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01
FOREIGN NEWS.
The London Afock MARKET

LONDON, April I-On the STOCK exchange
to-day the tendency is favorable, home rail-
way and all foreign government securities,
In which there are speculative dealings, eN-
cept South Americans, are strong. Egyptian
securities are buoyant Investments are
neglected and discount quiet.
Betting ON the University Boat Race.
LONDON, April The betting now on tue
inter-university boat race Is 5 To I IN favor
OF Cambridge.
Evidence from England Against
ScheBck.
LONDON, April l.-rne Hour understands
that the chairman OF the Committee on For
eign Affairs OF the House OF Represent atives
has telegTaphed Mr.. McDougau 10 send
proofs OF MS statement telegraphet TO that
committee about SChenck's letter OF res gna-
tion as director OF the Emma mine cDmpa-
ny and bis Paris telegram u Colonel Cheese
borough OF December Is, 1872 aud that Mr..
forthwith, including The drau in Parks
handwriting, from which Mr.. Scnenck's let
ter OF resignation as a director was copied.
Gambetts.
PARIS. a pril IN. Gambetta announces
Ms Intention OF publishing, As s0O1 a the
state OF siege is raised. a new pOpul AZ news
paper TO be called La PetUe RePtbllYias Fran
case.
Cutting Down I'm England.
LONDON, April LIN consequences OF the
dulness OF trade. all the iron workers OF the
G.eat Sheep Bridge, Atlas aud CyelOps Iron
Works, I'm sheffield, have been discharged.
The employees of the Phoenix and DrOnheld
Bessemer Steel Works have agreed 10 accept
a considerable reduction Instead OF dis
charge.
international Regatta
Referring 10 the interna lolRl regatta, 20
take place at Philadelphia, Il remarks I'VE
have no knowledge OF English racing yachts
likely TO participate i'm the International
regatta at Philadelphia, from June 22i 70
% June 2Gth. Several cruising crafts, we
heileye, are going across 90 the Centennial.
TINS schooner Helen, OF 2S3 tons, has already
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

Mis- sIssIPPI DKLKGArEs TO CINCINNATI
A special dispatch from jackson, Miss, 10
the Memphis Avalanche says that In the
Nj lsslsslpp1 republican state convention the
delegates TO the Cincinnati convention were
uniDstructed. 1t is said IA out OF Is are for
Morton. Ni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

STRANGE FATALTrY.-A few years AGO
there resided at the Mission San jose, In
whom, although not OF kin, q strong friend-
ship existed. They were married at the
same time and by the same service. they
wards and the other at Alvarado. In The
course Of Time they gave birth TO child en- ON
the same day, the birth Of one child preced-
ing that Of the other by two hours. Threa
weeks later both coildren died on the saus
day, the eldest just two hours before the
other. Three weeks after the death az fhs
ehildren both mothers died on the SAINT day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

Pope is rapidly sinking. 80
~ Eighty-four men win be dischsrxsd
from the New York custom house to-day.
~ Hon Elish p. Wheeler, one OF the smo<e
prominent citizens of Middletswn, N, y,
died suddenly last evening, aged 70.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

kILLkD.-The Cleveland Leaders Mead
Vile, Pa, special says a terrible accid emit
occurred at Sugar Lake, near MeadvilIe. A
man named III. Ferry had q double-barrel
shot gun, loaded with bird shot, with him,
r ding on horse, and while dismounting the
gun was accidently discharged, the charge
striking young lady named Wentworth In
the heart, and her cousin, q little boy, aged
six years, who were looking out of vim
dow. Both of them were instantly killed y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

QUEEN VICTORIA has intimated to Lord
Duffering her desire to contribute to the pro-
jected Improvement OF Quebec by q gift of
ten thousand pounds sterling for the con-
struction of one of the proposed city gates
which is to be named "kent" gate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01
Shot Herself Through the Heart


HANOVER, y. H, April Mrs. Lydis
Delsno, OF Nor wich, W. sho, herself through
the heart 10 day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

SIR GEORGE ELLIOTT, who purchased the
EGYPTIAN railway for English capitalists,
was once pit boy In the mines. He Is now
the largest coal proprietor In the world, and
me mber Of parliament.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

REPREsENTATIVE WILSON IS somewhat
better to-day, and his friends have a little
hope of his final recovery, although he Is still
very dangerously Ill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

Bonds issued to the Pacific Railway Comnanias
interest payable in lawful mOn-y-PrincipaI ont
standing, S6i CO. interest accrued ana mn ya
PaId, o. o.. interest paid by the Unitrd
States % 5i3 0j interest repaid b, trauspnrta
ton OF mails, ETC, o67SlOi2 20; balance OF Interest
paid b. the United States. go 500 SEQ 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

THE POSTMASTER GENERAL has so far
recovered from his attack OF Rheumatism as
TO be able to go To Connecticut last evening,
where he will remain until after the cleo
ton Mr.. Marshall is Acting Postmaster
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

THE SAFE DECENTRALIZATION ]. Proctor
Knott, chairman Of the Judiciary Commit
tee, had very long interview with the At
torney General yesterday after Cabinet
meeting, il is believed with reference to the
safe burglary business, and IL is further h.
HCyed that MI.Whitley ,eX- Chi ef OF the secret
service division OF the Treas ury, will receive
promises Of safety from the prosecution, and
will give such evidence before the judiciary
Committee as will produce all the facts con-
nected with the long hidden mysteries OF
this case,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

PROTECTION OF BREWERS The House
yesterday passed the bill reported from the
Committee on Ways and Means FOX the pro
lection OF brewers. The bill provides that a
brewer shall not be required 30 pay on more
than two and q halfbushels OF malt 10 q bar
rel of beer. At present the brewer, If he ex-
Ceeds that amount, is taxed for the excess.
thereby making an unjust discrimination
between brewer who makes good quality
Of beer and the brewer who manufactures an
inferior article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

THE SILVER COIN BILL will be considered
by the Senate Finance Committee on next
Tuesday, and In the opinion OF members OF
tat committee will be materially modified.
The bill WoCld nave been stronger IL the
Senate without Reagan's amendment, there
boirg strong opposition TO allowing Gus
tom duties to be paid in part by silver, at
least To the amount of SO. This point in the
bill conflicts with the ideas of Senators Sher-
man and Jones, and will without doubt be
stricken out or modified to great extent
II is understood that the bill as passed yes
terday is not satisfactory to the Treasury
Officials,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

SAwYER's BOoKs.-The widow and execu-
tTix OF the late +. p. Sawyer delivered to the
House Committee on Post Offices and Post
Roads yesterday all the books left by him.
comprising ledgers, day books and memo
rs ndum and bank books. She had no knowl-
edge OF the details OF the business, but stated
that greatly to the surprise of friends the
estate was found to be much involved
Among the entries on the books were pay
ments TO johnson, attorney" ''Judge Pas
chal, counsel fees" "BOnus;" "On account
OF the line" etc. December -, 1859, was
$500 paid TO w. T. Clark" then a member
or Congress from Texas. A number OF large
amounts were entered as "Paid H. Janua-
~ 2, ISL, is Thomas Hood, one watch,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01
! ENER Al

IN PORT on ATTORNEY GENERAL
PIBRRLPoST's LATrER-Us Rerocation Rec
Commended Mr.. Lord, of y. ", from the
committee co junIcisTS. yesterday suomit-
ted az elaborate IeprTt ON the resolution re-
feIred TO that committee in relation to the
letter sent by the Attorney General to the
United States attorneys at 81. Louis, Chi
cago, and Milwaukee. The COMMITTEES re-
commend the adoption of q resolution, "tnat
in the juc s. ent OF this House 'the long es-
tablished rule relating to the testimony OF
accomplices in criminal actions is necessary
10 prevent combinations for criminal pur-
poses and greatly aids in the disclosure of
conspfracies 10 commit crime, and that the
letters OF the Attorney General to the dis
trict attorneys of the United States residing
in st. Louis, Chicago, and Milwaukee. dated
the 26th day OF January, A. ID. 1876 stating
the determination OF the Attorney General
that no person confessing himself guilty
should escape punishment is In contraven-
tion of such rule and that the ATTORNEY Gem
eral should Immediately revoke the instruc-
tons covered and implied by the announce
ment Of such determination"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

MANAGERS OF THE IMPEACHMENT
TRIAL.-A democratic caucus OF members
OF the House was held last night, continuing
till halfpast II O'Clock, for the purpose o e
elect1Dg managers TO conduct the impeach-
ment trial of ex Secretary Belknsp before
tallot:-Lsrd N. Y, McMahOn (Ohioj,
Knott (ky), Lyrde (Wis.), jerks (Pa.).
GtInccrats; and Wheeler IN. " and Hoar
tNass.), republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

THE TRFASUhY AND THE NATIONAL
BANks.-The Treasury now holds 1852 323, $50
in bonds TO secure national bank circulation
outstanding, and S1S SOS 500 to secure nub,ic
dtposits-U. 4 bonds deposited for circula
lion for the week ending to-day Sill 3OO-U
= bonds held for circulation withdrawn for
The week ending TO day Sf,743 .OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01
TtdeBce from England Against
Aahan.L
Gaubetla.

PARIS, April IN. Gambetta announce
his Intention OF publishing, as soOn a. ia
state OF siege Is raised. a new pOpul AZ news
paper 10 be called La Petite RePgbliy5ss Frau
case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01

I'm Ess- SAkING = Mrs. mEsSER has re-
- moved from 119 MARKET 5yaee to 1918 Penn
lsth % March {. 7. TayIorb Patterns, Goods aud
ysuyrsls fer sale. MARTINI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-01
DETECTIVE BELL.

MAT Mr.. STosRs KNOWS or Mn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-07

@aiteiu, 5. Auguit. - Der &aiier uno
Die GaiIerin BON Braltlten famen beute bier
an; eS tpuroe benielbeg cine berSIiae Seulll'
fOuImnuug berettat.
SranfreidI.
BariS, 6. 9ugHlt. - @S oerlautet, oaB
cine Qtttiengeieuid)ait 9egritnbet weroen ioa,
I'M i'm Sabre 1886 cine abermali9e 2Seltaus'
iteuung Su reranitalten.
- @ine groBe 3udersRaifa III gtantes
muroe am lestell Sreitag Ourh Sener Serlt6rt.
Gin Utann murbe get6otet nnb mebrere per
leet. Ser SerIuit belduft ith auf mcbrcrc
Wiiaioneu Sraufen.
SdifisnadJrtdlten.
Srt TO |, D. Au9ult. - Der 9ampler
yGOrnwaa" ie9elte bente bon bier mad Nep,
Dort ab.
Sapre, 5. Nu9uf.- Der 0ampfer D&az
naoa," &apt. Brangnel, fubr beute pOn bier
iiber Ylumcutb mad ytelp-Yorf ab.
Gueen8t omH II, ben 6. 2tuguit.
0ampier ,8ritannic" 1T beute uon gtew'
Dort uno Der Dumpfer nSatnols" pon Bbtz
laOelphia bier Gugefommen.
WtoDtlle, 6. Augut. - Der 9ampIer
yYeruuiau" Lief heute BON Ntontreal hter elu.
Blgmo ont b, 6. &u9ut. = Der 9ptr.
.@ellert" fam qeiteru bon yeps Dort bier an.
glarft NIB ss1rie.
9onbon,5. argut, 1890 Nadm. =
@ouiols sc l16 fir 9elO uub DO. fir Srief.
ameritauer, l867er lO9; 1o.40er 1868. gtep'
Dorter Central SO.
&mrse teIearapbiidbe 9eridtte.
- Sie Slofaoe Der Iiilte Don 9Sh10ah I'M
meItli6en afrita ourd) etn britli6es @eiAwas
Der lit aufgebOben morSen.
- &alier g9ilbclm bat 6em &0nige bon
8apern gei6rieben, oaB er sem Ytlitfielte 81
8apreutb beimobnen perOe, Wenn ieine @e'
iuuobett es 5ulaiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-07
0ns snftTdliT ..8uifaIo."

0todD &ioge, N..S., 5. auguit.- Der
9auon y8uifalo," rpeider am 6reituge bon
oem gSeltaustelunssplabe IN Bbilaoelpbia
aus auffies, fubr nm II llbr beute Morgen
in norO0fIi6er &i6tnng iiber oieien Srt
binneg.
Morristotpn, 9.sS., 5. alusnf. -
Ser YaGon Buffalo" tpnrbe gegen 6 llbr
beute 0torgen nnsefdbr 5 Weilen iiOli6 bon
bier 9siebsn. @r beianb fid9 III elmer 90be
bon ungefdbr 400 6u6, uno man tiibrte cine
fllrse llnterbaltun9 NIT ben Sniahen. Der
Salon fubr bireft gen Often.
8obpilte, N.<S., 8. 2tu9uit. = Ser
SaQOn Buffalo" ities nm 10 llbr beuteMOr-
gen in Der Jtdbe bieIeSBlase8 auf terra frma
berab. gs befuuben iid) 9 Ndnner uno elne
Srau in bemelben. Ser Sallon lanoete,
nm einige Der Sniaiien auSfetgen 3n laiien,
fonnte leoo9 ui9t ruieber gum aufitetgen
qebrad)t meroeu. Die gsleGidlait begab fidl
auf einemS bleppbampfer nabBertb- -ambOp,
nm bon bort aus mad 8bilaoelpbla 5uriid5u>
reiien.
Bonsbtespiie, T.z9., 5. ausuit. :
Gin grcBer Sallon, in peloDem ii6 MIR etll
Nann beianD, fubr beute abeno nm llbr
in rOGtli9er &i9tung iiber oieie StaOt
hturDeq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-07
8crnttfdbte tcle9tapbiidte
UaStoST%oaH


Der @eipnbe Serein Der DSulfans'
96bne" CBuoOlers) bat i6 nit Dem oer
,6eatcr8" nub Boilers" pereinigt nno 6rn.
Soiepb 8iibop BON PittSburg sum Prdii0enz
ten erudblt. >. .
- Der @hica9o'er vgoentn9 3ele9rapb," ="
welder ror ad)t 2Scdlen BON Srn. Storep
gegruubet purOe, 9in9 am lettan Samltage
etH.
= @euerat Benjamin SarriiOu, Der repnbs
lifanti6e @aubioat fir oaS @ouuernenrsamt
DON Snbtaua, febrte am SamitagS abeno
mad Indianapolis 5urfd uno mur0e BON
einer Delegation am Sabubofe empfanqen
uno nQ6 ieiner 8obuun9 e8fortirt. @r nirO
ieine@ntideiouug in Sesug auf he Gnnabme
Der 0teiignation I'M 2aufe oteier 2So9e abz
geben.
: Der g8arlpifer (Jt.=S.) nGoocrtiier"
tpuroe AM Samita9e an Die 06. Stemart &
g8ilion perfauit nno iptrO forran I'M Sntereiie
Der republlfaniiden Partei wirfen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-07
eofaIbertdlte aus gsafOtmetot,

8aibington, G. g(uguit. - 0tuOOlpb
8lumenberg, Wel6er befanntltdl angetlagt
lit, 9iltritt5sSbltgation mel9e pom 0tz
Itrifts<Sontraftoren nls Sid)erbeiten fir 2lu'
leiben bel ibm oeponirt luoroen rparen, Oerz
fault All babeu, iuur0e am leBten Srelta9
Otor9en oem 0iidteT 2SDlie uorgefubrt. Adltb.
Wtontgomern Slaw e.i1leH fir ben Au9eflag<
ten unO 6er 0iilf8,8iitriftS>Antualt y. 3.
g8eGs, inu., fir ben Staat. 8iAter g3glie
ite1(te aSlumenberg anf jeoe gegen i'm Oorges
braf]te NHflage bin inter $4,000 Surgldaft.
Ser 2ebtere bat III @aIifornteu uuf etne Ans
flage hin 8iirgIbuft geiteut, uno e8 blciben
oel1nad' nod bret aHfla9sn iibrt9, AM melfe
er Caution 3u leilten bat.
= Die Sight -@rarOS" bon Sf:BaiBtngz
ton inter benz COMMANDO oeS @apltGnS Ntca
@atbrun tretien Sorbereitungen, it6 an Dem
Sabrestage Der S6ladt bel gtOrtb Yoint an
IL. September IN Baltimore gu betbetlIgen.
Die Ttttqlieoer oes @onlmanbos werocn nab.
reno hires Berlpellen8 i'll Der 0tOnumeutenz
ltabt bic @dite bes 6. 0tatgldnber 0fegt-
mentS ieiu.
u. 8. 5odafeIop, befien Serhnftung
tpegen neri6ieoeMer gelueiuer Setrit9ereien
plr id1on fritber mittbeilteH, purbe am Srelz
tage freigeiproden, ba er ieiHe 9Gunereten
10 id)lau angelegt bate, baB man tbn nid)t
geietlt9 uerurtbetlen fOnute. Seiu 0teuid,
Ipel6er Dem 3eugenOerbOre betwobnte, be9t
ben sertngften 3Iuetfet OIL Der Shulo Oes
angeflagteu, uno hOfentli9 wirb NerieIbe e8
ntbt Der Dtiibe mertb balteu, nod ldn9er IN
elmer Staot 81 Ueriueilen, in meldcr ieine
8eroienlte 10 nenig gepiirOigt perben.
= Die y9eutide @uan9elii6 -Sutberiide
@emeinoe~ feterte bette in ibrem @OtteSbuuie
auf Der @de Der 4. unb TzSnabe ben %.
Sabresta9 ibrsr griinbung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-07
Gnropaii9e &abslbertdjte.
@naIan0.

Qonbo 5. ausllit. SIN benz Sturme,
wel9er am lcsten 9Onnerfnae oil ben 8iiiten
BON England unb S9OttlanS piitbete, tamen
iibsr 40 liider uub Diatroieu bon &iiftens
fabr3eEgeH I'm.
- Der biefge tiirtiite @eianbte melbet,
SnB er autOriiirt porben lit, 20 bis so en9li'
i9e aerSte fir Selboieult in Der titrfiiden
Arniee an5urperbeu.
= Die @rSis9uu9Sbill bes Sicon1te San'
Don parbe heute mad elmer itiirmii9en 9e'
bate i'm britii9en llnterbauie an9enommen,