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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12

Suder
gum soft Breti
perfcuit.
Sgee unp 81 zee
aIsin SerfauI Su ensro5= Yreiisn
bel
g. ,. SenuS,
Gantoner 2leez9eoerla9c,
Slo,peft : 96e ser serinatomt tmo Greeaftr.
Q93.9,205n
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r9mertcan~z@ z@ebduoe, @fe Der Baltimore uno
Soutbt aBe.
R 8. BtIlium5,
btsher @raminotor i'm Ser. ct. Natents s9lmte.
UTE austuuIt i'm 9etreff Der @rGduaun9 BON Asa.
tenteu uno ieoe anp'e nit Dem Siireau in Serbinz
buns fsbeuoe asf terbdIt piiaftlibe 9eiorsuna.
taus.7, lNtfl
Yolitiid)c Samaer.
SeptIcu, YOrtraitS, y Il d, Il q ben &C.,
thIllpol 9emadt unb gemalt pom
.. s. Gbaie 6 Gomp.,
Sit. 13S, Us, =SaItmorenrdBe.
auitrdee per Sof werSen pinttlisb GuSseiiibrt.
(Suli29-1OttD
Sur Sea ntuns iGr Damea!
SIDE PLATING miteincrS Gmpi III q dine
ani jeoe Saqon unoSreits; idmue poer brete PLAITs
bon lie 3on Su peritbieoenen 4recH uno an9tiers
tist ,wdbreno man Oarlui iuartet. g. Stmon.
SIR. 81, Sita9altiHlore=,
(Sulif5, ,tYitg) uabs oi9bifaBe.
cSemsem! S,empen! S,smoen!
b U}an eebe gu 6. ". Srelanb in yfr. 85,
1orosS Somaro itra6e, nno fanIe letne Sa.2o'
Semoen-eigene5 Sabritat-oou Bamluttd@SGt'
tun uno feiuem tnnsn; aui Beftluus gu bemIelbsn
Breie. (SnhiiS,5pnsf)
c>r, Rpbertfou, yit. 10, g o.@utan fra Be
~be6anoelt Ipe,ieu ale arantbeiten Der llrins Or
aane, oraanil6e S6wdde. nerpoe SthDdtbe. oor<
5etttaes alter uuo aue Observation-Disclosures, iDeib
non iuaenOliten llnheionneuJeitsn 1erruhrsn- Thr5
lib eutitanbene SrGntbetten itneil tnrirt. 9erren
fpeIdle ft st R. anpertrauen, fonnen td perl'pef.
balteu, oa6 iie mTenihdftldb uno auiritbtis oeban
belt neroeu. YiireauunbeH: S-i2 llbr U9s., =
ubr ytadBn. uno 6-9 ubr 4bo5. (SSebr2i ,l2UaeD
Gatsmte Wsrpem tiis Grf,mosr erwtrft.
gtft nod grlansuua bes BatentS peroen 9eoug=
rea heredJnet. u. $. Il 9S. 8. erWarS,
Rr. 1I, 9 ecouDfraBe, Der Boit ge9eniiber.
(SeGt2 2Ijte) 3mey> Sire0u In gBGibin9t toll, Dc.
Ma1xine,
Gin porSialider udbreuoer 4h.fel iiir fetne 8noer
uuo Suualioen. bas sn5tge iudbre Gubftut ifrstut>
termltb, subereitet tol y NJ ii Sin S., NpotGeter,
uno bel aucn Dro9uten Su bd6eH.
~. s.. Stcsuw & ;rnSer.
(Sunt2 ,3Dtte, i.c.&.D eh9roSzNaentch.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
Ssfurfdrtume clues ws0rncrs

BatQ Ol0, N.sY., II. NN9nlf. = ARo5.
Burton 6aadcHbHib, mclder 6rau Sarab
gtortou om B. 9c3ember 1875 eruorbete,
pnrpc beute Morgtu ourf ben Strang bins
gcrtAtet. @r geitano bic 8but elm, teboup.
tete jeocdJ, oieielbe Obne SOriag uno in emem
3uitanoe u0lligcr Erunfenbeit begdngen gu
baben. glahOem @ouOerucur 8lloen iein
,BsgnaOiguugSgeiuA abgcluieicn bate, idJien
Ser Gerllrtbelltc iih III jetn Sdldial ergeben
;u baben. $oeutc Morgen uurbe CT BON lei
ncm geiitlihcH 9fGtbgcber, Gbrlp. 3. Is.
YlQ8, in Der &apcuc 9e8 GeidugniTe5 &C.
tauit unO i1m oaS Abcuomahl 9weift. Gr
itieg nit icIteu, entihlciicncn SdritteH uui
oas S6aHot. Sciu 500 criot9te Ourdl Gr=
ilifer, uno Der GooeStaplpi par elu lan9er
mo i6merllidler,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
Scr 8cIpItdrft.

J{ep 0Orf, II. NH9uIt. = @el0 lcidlt
Su Il. 8chiel ru9ig III 4.87&. @olo
ihloB Su l11g-l111. 8uuOe5. 5.Sbligationen
itloiicu lebhaft anb ictig; 8ler &onpcnS
1903; 65er ll54; neue ll74; Ger 1l94 68cr
12l; Here Siinler l1Gg; l0.40er Coupons
1l9. 2lttten itlloicu nau uuo iictig; yt.=
D.Gentral 1863; @rie 1873; GATE Sbore 53E !;
5QS. Central 88*; Yitt5burg 92; NOrths
gSeitern 384; YriOr. 62&; 0tod@SSlanh l05&.
lluterifagamt8 GilanS: Sob S51, ,28I, =
6G9: SourQut $50, ,421 ,628.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
Wermtld)te Iclegrap1iI0e
93uefG1eff.

- Sn ben Acton- Dttnen, Oitllt1 OonUtonts
real, @anaNd, wurbcn geitern mebrere &rbeis
ter burt cine uerfriibte @rploiOu t0OtIi6
perpunGet.
= Bei Martba's &inegar6, Wiaii., ianS
gefern ciu gScttruOern in g8aliiidbooten
TAFT, ipcldeS ron tincr Ranaihaft aus Der
6. 2Baro bon yiewz Ye0iorO, NiGii., 9epous
uen mnroe. Bic Gieger wersm idl an Der
Centennial &cgatta betbeili9en. llngcidbr
l0e0 BeriOneH mobnten Der gSettiabrt bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
00mnbruGJ tu WontGua. - Srct
9serSottett crfruttfett1

6clena, Mont., II. 2lug.-0ie 0dmme
Res &heBman'ihen gSaHerrcierOCirs an Dem
oberen SeaDer @rect i'll Der giGbe be5
Jleos sMouutain brahen segen 3 llbr bcutC
Nlor9cu, uuO Die g8aIiermalie ergoB lidl in
elmer nngebeureu 2Soge oeu 3eu..Diilez&rec!
biuab. Sic 2Sobnung 0es 6rn. S. Uforrp
mugoe ans ibrem 8uuoamente geriiien rno
cine Strede neit fort9eIhmennit. Srar
Storm ertrdnf. nno ibre 2eid)e uurOe ip0tcr
auIgcfuuOeu. 9tuBerOem ertrauteu 3wet WiGn:
ner, bercu 2eide nod uiht aufgefunbcn wnrs
Seu. gu 6otsSpringS unO bet SeBler'a
8ruuerel murOtn 9roBe Serbecruugeu auge-
ridtet. Ser an9erthtete Sbaoen wiro etne
betrd1tlid,e 90be erreiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
oym5,trrefftnu o,tf sou SDn,tnap.

. a il a, IT. Nu9ult. = 9fQd)Ildlien
aus gan 9OmingO bis sum IS. Suit melOen,
DAP i'll ben Bropiu5cl uou @lboa, weldle iri
ber ben n0rclihen &heil Der Gepubllt San
3omingo biloeteu, etne Sulurrcgtion au89e'
brohen 1T. 8rGIioent @8paillot bat energi.
ihe Dtafregeln Sur lluteroriiduug Der ltnru-
hen erqrlficn. 0ie gan,e Jfepublif 1T III Ses
la0crungS3ufano ertidrt moroen, unO 3rupz
pen iinO pou Der 6auptitaot mad 0er Shaa-
plabe Der Sniurrettiou tct0rOcrt woroeN. 8te
5uiurgenten habeu Buerto Blata um3ingelt
uuO mehrcre Seriude Gematt, Die Staot enz
sunebmeu. Der 0ampfcr nGpbee," bon gfems
Dorf mad Yucrto Blata bctlmmt, tonutc tns
iolge ser lluruhen letne Sraft ntdlt lanOen
un0 fuar naf Domingo ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
9er ocmuGr0tiTG)e Stce iis 2ttns
bGttt0+

81 ontg II. gugult. - Die
8ciuttate ser @abl in 81 Counties iin0 en-
pfangen morOeu, nno Sru. 6ouiton'8 Wtajos
ritdt III Oenicl6en betrdgt 36,G71. Sic iibrtz
gen II Counties, bon Welden nod feline off
3lelleu 8erihte Oorltc9cn, gabCn bel Der letten
Staatamabl i'll 1874 cine oenOtratlId)e Dtaz
joritdt bon 1902. Ser Senat miro ans 81
9emOfrateu, 4 9tepublitauern uno eiuelu I'm
ebbGnglgeu, ou8 llntcrBQu8 aus SO OemOtras
ten, Is 0tepublifaneru uno ? llnabBdn9igcH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
Q}n1lt Y3lfte efY63faoci,.

Yitt8burg, II. 2luauf. Sin anobe,
9tnmen8 Sas. 3ugger, meldcr nit 5mei &a.
meraOen ipiclte, uuroe beute ltadlmittag 3u
Srmin's Station pom 8lipc Qetronen mo
aui Der Stelle aet0oet. Die bciOCn 0n0cren
Guabeu rpur0en ebenfaQ5 bepuBtlo8 Su So
Den geitr'dt; man 9luuUt JeOodl, OaB cleielben
iit mic0Cr erboleu mer0eT.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
9Salo otano tts &anoon. - YnttS
siitem Unn ctucut N0GelbaMfeH
nnuPnrfffcfs

90 on tre0l, II. 9luQut.- Glu3ge6Chnte
gSalobr6noe miitben III oer 9e9cn0 3mrden
6eunlingioro uuO Saaenfalo. 9teielben
muroeu uou cinem 6armer, mcl1sr ein Stiid
gSatolan0 burd NnmcnOung BON Teucr urbar
MAIDEN polite, peruriadt. Der 9tardl lit 10
Oidt, oaB nic ShtHfahrt uui Dem Ct. go,
ren3hufc bc3euleno cgidne!t miro. Ser
grano bat Die gauSe @ruOte in Der llmgegcno
scrit0rt, un6 pjclc @ebduOe, iomie cine qro9e
Guantitdt &leb iiuO Ocnielbcn sum 0picr
gcialeu. - Nttbrere Yoll3iitCu, ipelde heute
bier 3luei Sugabunbcn DerbaitCten, Duroen
BON etnem PGbelbouien angeIolten, nlBbIn'
Oelt, unO 0lc Gefangencn beiyctt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
Eoteute merpe en- fii2 Grf,moer erwir4t.

0l,a5d,e fit Seruu ju 3 pro Wonat; niro aebolt
KS uno ubselieiert; Alif6 iptrn ieparGt uuo mt
Der Sano 9elpalben in ber Enterprise Laundry an
Der @de Der @an: umo itrontitr. (SuItl4, alN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
Ste0nTdire

giew burgb b, 9tsY., II. 2tHguit. -
SObn 8ogarouS, in GjrCcu County mObnbait,
iberraittt geerH Nbeno bel ietuer 9titdtebr
i'll iene 9Sobuuug eireu gcmlfeu Gbas.
0emaugb bel Ielner @taitrefe. &oqarOu8
500 elm 0&eIicr mo pcritbtc 0emaIgb Z
Stlde, uou mcldcn mchrere t0Otltb iinO.
Der 3bQtCr murOC oGrhaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
24HsTanS Oer 95rcuaSer dttf Der
S1fr, WifffSfiijsJtz zSSnt1t

Cincinnati, II. Nugut. Die
8remier Der Srad)tSiigc auf Der yShios0ii,
iiiiipptsSabn" ltelltan O0rgeItern Ibeno bte
2Irbeit Elm. sic uerlieBeu ihre 3itge bel Gen.
mour, 100 tie iid, Go bis 20 Rann iturf, per
iamulelt babcn unO bic SefUroernug BON
SradBiigen perhinoeru. Cine @OQlIon
5lpiiden ben gluSiteheuoeu uuo oeu iibrigen
2lrbeltern ser Slhn uIrO befiird)tet. 0ie
Srenlier, bcreu Sauptquartier it6 III SiAccuz
mes, Su0., beiinoet, fnnoen heute GbenfaltS
aus. Die llriadJc lit cine VobH.9{eOuttioH.
Sin grnaiug nit 100 eutid)loiieuen NtGue
ncr1, peldbe ais SunoeS= OtQridlQQe beeloigt
mur6an, gin0 getern Natt uad) Gepmom
Gb, nm 0te SrOnlag aufredJt i'll erbalteH.
Gtnctuu al /, II. IugHlt. - Die Sls
tuatiou SetrefiS oe8 2(usltQnoeS Der 8remier
in Stpmour lit uuperdnotrt. Die 2lu8Itebcn=
ben perbiuoern nod tmmer Die Bcioroerlng
bon SrattSitgen, laiicu leOOd) Die BerlOneu=
Siige ungeblnOert paiiiren. Die Sabngeiel
ld)aft madlt 2lnltrengungeut cine genitgeuoe
Mad)t Sulammeuiubrtngen, um Die ilHrube-
filter Su uerbaIten. Die Wtannihait, meihe
geitern AbeuO bon bier ab5eid)idt murOe, mel
gerte iid, elnSnld]relten, ais ile III seymour
angelangt mar.
IS perlautet, SaB Die ii ben BerfIGttcn
Ser Sabn9eeli6ait III BtuceEne8 beid)Iftigs
ten Maihinlien the SDWpatbie nit Den
Sremiern auSor:deu, man beiiird)tet ieooh
ntbt, OaB tic li1 Den NH5ItebCnoeu GnidDlic>
Ben merocu. Sn Segmour, mo iid] Die EcB.
teren ueriammelt baben, trcIfeu betduoigSerz
itdrtungeu fiir bieielbeu bon anoereu 8unittn
Der Sabn eil. Die SubmgeicIi0ait bat 0dits
beieble gegsu bic 0aupndocl6fubrer ulau0t,
III ieocd utdt lm Stanoe, 8erioueu uuSu=
treibcu, pcldjc e3 wagen mOlleu, Ole &trbai-
tungen SIT UOuihcGen. Sine 2ipplitQtion iiir
BOllSeimaunid)ait all @oubernem 6enrrid8
lit habridjeiaItdl iniolge Der 2lbmeien9eit ocs
9ouuerucurs ans oemStdare nldlt beuHtpocz
tet moroeu. Ser Sun0e5= Dtari6all Su Seps
nour weigert itd), cin5uid)rciteu, 10 lauge
telne @emalttbdtt9t oori1uen.
BOA Der GbctofcIen.VGtion.
sort Scot.t, &S., ben II. 2ugUit. -
giadridteu BON Scr Gbuofeien 9;atiou I'M
5uoluncr- 3erritorium meloeu, oaB ole 30
nriniinatiOn oe8 1dnptItug5 Stompou bel
Der iuteligcnteren &laIIe Der @harofejeu Diet
lln3uirie0eubeit ertpedt. &bompion iii ein
Soubut 5noiarer Don mir mlttelmGRiger
8dbtgtett uuo beiinbet ijh i'll 6dHOcn acfdbrs
llter 0tatb9ebcr, @5 wlr6tu encrgIiAc Aus
iren9uugen gcmudlt, Cineu NommiiratioH3.
mebie berbejSufiibrer, uH0 cS ertitrt Qu5z
iidt, buB Die 2lnIreuaungcn crfoIgrei0 iciU
merocn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ct. S0Au5, gt..B., II. 2luguIt.-
Der 0ampifeiiel in Der 2iiib!e oeS 9rH.
8etmore 81 SQrlton crploOtrte bcGtc. 9aS
@ebdnOc iurrOe tbeilUClic Suniimmrt. 9ret
0tGuucr, Hameu3 Horo, Stodhdu8 nnO
0arudro, nurOcn bcoentlld) ptrbriibt. Der
Gebttrc miro mabrdcinlidl Stcrbtu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
NrGnp.

Ginciunatt,l II. 4ug.-0ie Shncis
ben1iiblc Der 50o. 8rahlep &. QSilCcr branute
beute 2lbcno ab. ScrluIt $4,000; 82rFz
herltuQ $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
9attS GNbe>

6chanlra, II. Qn9ult.-9ier Qn9CItelte
meteorologiide SeObahtunqen oeuieu az, oaB
an 8. oOcr 9. .. Vi. eiu beft9er Srtan iiO-
lid, Don nieier sSniel miithste.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
Selesrapbii8e Sepcia)cn.
(Betibte Der
r4ioclirten 8rliie" fir Den n9orreip
5wlauasGeDsI4ts.
stns Der sumscsBa,.vtHaof.

gSai biustO IN, II. Aug. - Snlanos
lteuers4qent @auett beIdlmert iid III eillcm
aus Sadionutlle, Sla., batirter Srieie, OaB
0r. gluforo tbn in ienen 2lu5la9en Dor hem
@omite iiber Gteuer- 8etriigereten bOSwillig
perleuu1oet bobe. $or. @apett iiberid)itG
griete pom @r=Gteuer= @ommtiGr Br0tt uno
pom Gnpcrpiior MattbemS, in nelden Qr.
@ouett al5 unantaitbar beSeidnet ptrO.
- @ine furse @abinet8iibunq fano beute
1tatt, bel nsl6er idntmtlide 0tlt9licber an
meIeno marelt. @S ruuroen JeroGb tetne @ez
id)afte uon 9Sidltiofett Oerhdnoelt.
= G3 Wtt9iieoer beS ReprGicntantenbauIe5
iino aui llrlaub, uno - o5ne llrlaub abmes
ieno. Wtan glnubt uid9t, oaB bieieibcn p6b=
reno Der ge9cnwdrtigeu Situug ptcoer gu
riiffebreu mer0en. Siele Naoere berctten iid)
8ur Ibreiie Dor, % man iett 5uuerTdtlid er
uartet, oaB Die 8ertaguug oeS @ongreIlcS am
nid,fteu Sienitaq oper Dtittmod) erfoIgen mtro.
-9a8 @onferens @onlte iber Die @onlu=
lar uub biplomatiid)e 8erpiaigrn98btl Ell
niote it1 heute Wtorgeu auf etnen 8erid)t unb
mlro oenIelbcn mabrideInli9 morgen pOr
legen.
Die 0iiIeren5 5wiidlen Der bon ben Senat8=
Witglieoern be8 @omtte'S beantra9tan Serz
miIi9ung fir @oniulate unt Der Der 0anS-
lRitglteOer belief iif auf $250,000. 0te
DtierenS in 8e3ug aui SiplOmatiidle 3wede
belief Iid auf 100000. 9GS @omite ge=
langte su elmer llebereinfunft, tnoem biejc
OiHerenSen getbcilt lrurOeu. SO mnroe be-
id)loiieu, % @onIulate unO n1ehrcre 8clanot~
idaiten Slueitcu9iangc5, 2cBterc hauptId1lld)
in Sii0amerlta, abSud)affen. Die ScrWlllIT
gung bon $4,000 fir Die lluterfitbung BON
biiIiSbeoiirItigen anerifaniid)en Secleuten
i'm NuSlauOe murSe auf 900 rebu3lrt.
- Der Frdiiocut lit mn 8eguaniguu9 iiir
mebrcre Der perurtbellten 0ttt9ltcoer be8
2Sb,step- -0tiuges ange9augeu wOroeu. @ene-
raj gumalt s. q. Storr8 aus @hieago be-
finbet iid bier, I'm Die Scguacigung DcS
Srn. SEEING III erwirfen, uno 6r. Us. s.
0ou9beltp ans ct. 2oHt8 benlibt fh 3u
@Mnlten Mcaee'8.
- Die beute Don bem Senate angtnont=
meme Siq fir Die E8icoerberftcQung ocS
6ranraturzB zBrtpilegium8 beitim!Ht, oaB ale
grieie, Badete Il. |. p., iueldle ld) auSld)lteG'
lih auf 9fegiGrungS ~@ei9dite be3iehen, frel
bef0roert merbcn Iolen inter Der Beringun9,
oaB oielelben nit ben gSorten: ySfii3ielle
@ci6dfte" uon bem bereffenocn 9epartement,
Gire1u II. /. No., ans meldem lic abgelonot
murOen, beSeituet icin miiiicn. Yerionen,
welde oaS YriOtlegium obne Geredtigung
benuteH, itnO etner Straie bon $500 inter
morien.
- Sa8. q. 9. 6il aus 8oIton, ieit 3mci
Sabren al8 Niiilten5s s2trhiteft oe8 SdabamtS
augeitelt, ipuroe beute gum Sberz9lrd)itettcn
be5 Shabaut3 eruannt. Bic @ruernung
mtrO uou Rem Sd)dtamt5z SetretGr gctrOhen
uuo beoarf feiuer Yeitdtigung bur9 ben
SJeuQt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12
A. Gon9rc9. = @ritc Stbans.

- v IL y | u ~ Ii. <AItSHl' NpIIL - y
nate le9te Sargent cine 0.ntihrlft BON
gggeu @aiierlg uuo 80 anOeren prohlnenten
Yiirgcrn Dor I'M Innahme her Sill sur Naz
tlffation hes Sertra98 nit saEoatt.
2lntbonp bonn Druid @omtte hertdltete Sez
i6lifie ein, gttra=&npie'n rer Serbanoun.
gen Ot8 SmpeahmentSsGerldlt5 Orncen 81
laiIen.
Die neme 9iitrittssssnleibe.
gGinbom beantrugte, Die 8lll aul3unchmen,
ipeld)e Die @ommiiIIre be8 DiitriftS Columbia
crmadtiQt, cine glnleibe aui Die gu ermarten.
ben @intiuIte aHfinnebmcn, nm Die laufen'
ben 4u5qaben bes 0iltrlft5 su ocden. Gie
giQ purOe ueridlleoen aTenotrt.
GomunpS iaQte, Die ShHlS oc6 0iItrlft8
belaufe Iid, auf $50, 1000, coo, llno 0cr@ @0nQrc &
babe auSoriidlih Sortebrnngeu getrOieu, Oa}
oieelbe nidlt permcbrt tperoeu I6lle. <Sebt
Qber, oa faum Die dlte SdulD geh0rlg qeoro.
net lei, fomme man bereitS auf'3 y.ele init
Dem Sorihlage. hleelbe gu pCrmehreu. Oidn
iage oQeroin9S, Die anleibe loae 1uriiGae5ablt
mCrSen, abcr OnS fenne man. 9t1d)lteS Sabr
meroe man ein 9efi5tt baben, uno i'm fclgenz
ben Sabre glcid)fuliS; oieie Iulsihe per6G
0Qnn permanent neroen lln0 cine r2He oQju
aufqenomnen perren mitilen. Gr el 9egen
lebe neitere 9tnlclbe; lleber iolle man bic
game 0iltriftS,9tegi Itllle iteheH laiicu.
Sernan meinte, Der GonsreB 1obe ben 0is
iir.tt ieit 1874 reglcrt uuO belt1nOlg Sd)ulocn
gemad)t; eS iei cnplidl oil Der 3elt, RAP mau
Dem Sorgen @iubalt tbne.
gSnbom iagte, Der Senat babe bcreits be-
idioIsn, S5O0,ooO Sa peruiat9eu. 9Scnn
man in Setra1t 5iche, oaB DIE 9icgicrung Don
40-5O Yros. alien GigentbumS beiiee, bann
i1eine es nid,t mehr, ais redt, baB DER @On-
greB eiuen Sbeil be3able.
2ogan beantragte, bic Bounty. giQ aufsus
nebmeu; nit 26 gegsn 81 Stimmeu ucrwOrt
fen.
Der 9enat nabn Die Ycit.0touten- SiG
auf. Sumliu beantragte, sl50,OOO fir Die
@ilpoit;iiQe All perplli9en.
SerlaleOene ameHoenlentS nurben an9es
noTlnen.
SaulsburD iagte, er lei geseu bies Sran~
firen BON Yriefell, aber eS iollte irgenb mel6e
Sorfebrun9 sstroffen meroen, Die 0otumentc
al Uerbreten.
Sngaqs ia9te, ba8 Srantiren lei nit I'm
redt eiu Priuile9ium genaunt moroen. OaS
Amenoemeut TN Setreff be8 Sraufatur- Bri.
oilesiums wurbe nit 81 ge9en 10 Stmmen
qn9enommcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-08-12

5aorc, II. NU9ult.-Uic cu9lii1c Q3lrIc
pSo5, 9inir, Gapt. Alder, am 81. Sult Don
Nmitrbam nadD B3tlooclp6jl ab9cgaugcu,
Lief teute led bier EN-.
Gueen8tOWu, II. 2,uguft. - Gcr
DamPIcr oGjtg OF 9iidmonb," am 10. glu-
quit oon 2iocrp0ol naA Jttw YOrf obgcgoun
gen, icJclc 5cUte uOu bier utittr.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-05-18

REPUBLICAN, COUNTY Ct,Nr:EN1ION
Notice il hereby given that the Republican
Electors OF Mobiles county, will meet III delegate
convention In Worthlngton, on
SATURDAY, NAY 10Th, 1s'6,
At two O'Clock, p. III, for tire purpose Of choos.
Ing two delegates to represent said county In the
State convention to be held in St. Paul OH the
24tl, day Of May, 1876; and also to choose two
delegates to represent said county In the First
Congressional District convention to he held al
Owatonna on tive 18th day Of July. 1876
The basis Of representation will be one dele
gate for each organized township and one dele
gate for every ten votes or major fraction there
Of cast for Hon. J. s. Pillsbury for Governor at
the last general election.
The village and several. townships In said
county will bc entitled to representation as fol-
lows:
Woethington Village Grand Prairie
Township : Dewald 3
lorain ! Dlney
Indian Lake 3 Jersey
BigolOW Elk
Ransom Summit Lake z
Little Rock Graham Lakes
Seward 3
BY order Republican Com.
n. B. SOULE, Chairman
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-05-18
FROM SEWARD.

EDITor ADVANCE; Since there are
SO many printing presses, news offices,
publishing houses and periodical estab-
lisl'ments in our western metropolis, it
would seem that we could all have our
localities writted Up. In view of this
fact, will give you few items from
this quarter: Many Of our settlers
moved away last fall to earn their live
lihood during. winter, but one by one
they are coming back better satisfied
than ever with this beautiful country.
Had our settlers all been here ut tile
time OF the annual town meeting, we
could have made a better SHOWING
against the bonus. It was great in
Justice to this town to have this tax
imposed, as we derive no benefit what
ever from it: 1t will be the same as
taxation wit hout representation, or
taking private property tor public use
without just compensation therefor.
"A similar act, if my memory serves me
right, created quite a disturbance about
one hundred years ago,
Not much wheat las been s0wn in
this town this spring, think not over
three hundred acres all told. partlv on.
account offear of destruction Of the
crop by tile grasshoppers, of Which the
ground is full. Although us vet but
few Of them have hatchel out. thew
look us fresh lis ever. and millions Of
them will undoubtedly hatch as soon
us we have y feWWarm days in success
sion. = !: $.$s.:s s2g:*:ss.
But another md d greater cause was
the lack Of seed and the inability to
| obtain it. Our. grain was mostly de-
stroyed last season, barely leaving us
enough for bread saying nothing about
seed. Had Gov. Pillsbury not put his
big toe OH that little bill, we might
have lad at least partial relief from
That source, but oppression seems to lie
the order of the day.
There are to be four herds in this
town this season. This would he an
indication that our people are looking
in an other and more legitimate direc:
ton for their sustenance. If ill the
money and labor that has been expend-
ed in this county in raising grain had
been applied to the purchase and rails
ing OF stock we would not now he in
such i crippled condition. This, too,
is the only way the freight problem can
ever be solved in this western country.
Quite i number of houses have been
built of late in the town west of us.
We seem to be behind the times in mi
nor arrivals, but think wien Gabriel
sounds Ills trumpet at the last day we
will have 40 lack of numbers. Our
school commenced on the first day of
May in this district mo. 29), and is
taught by Miss Meiglan, an amiable
young lady of Blue Earth County. Our
school house is situated near a beauti-&
full grove-th.t is to he. The grove is
not yet planted, but tile trees are grow
ing from which the slips are to be taken
to plant them. There is nes.rlya thou-
sand acres Of decided land in this dis
Cflct. ..-.:.!:.: . IL: AAIERICUs. !.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-05-18
THE NATIONAL COLONY

From the Window Reporter we copy
M article Oh Prof. 1Iumiston, the occa-
sion for writing it being the recent land
sale. This is just and deserved trib-
ute to the Professor, from Il ncighboring
paper, and all the more valuable be-
cause of the local jealous les mentioned
which sometimes blind men.
The recent sale relieves Prof. IIum-
,ston and DR.. Miller Of their embarass-
ments, and puts their financial standing
beyond that of their palmiest days.
They riskcd much on the Colony, they
have been generous in all directions,
and they are proving that !. broad policy
and great work undertaken in Il
Christian us well us 4 business spirit
will in the end pay large financial Us
we'll as moral dividends.
The work of Miller, 1Iumiston & Go.
in the National Colony is Just begun.
They have been checked in their great
plans by the grasshopper invasion, but
now they will take up the work again
with redoubled energy, and the next
five or ten years will witness the rapid
settlement ct our railroad us well is
our government lands.
Every promise will be substantially
fulfilled, every hope will lie more than
realize,), and all the great plans for
making this y model community will
be cnrrie4 out. Time will show that
there haa been no refrigeration" us to
the potencies and possibilities of this
climate and soil and this temperance
community Now let the men who
lave doubted and croaked, and who
have persistently straduoel those who
were laborfng in abroad spirit tor the
best Interests Of the whole people,
now let them, we aay, come over to the
generous and progressive side. or for.
ever after hold their peace. ~ 49,
Nellie Pe;lse, Of Faribanlt, aged Is
years, las succeeded III forming 81 diff
ferent words, using only the letters in
the word .'dcmonStrAtiyt."
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-05-18
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS:

On motion, the sum o: ten dollars (4lo.0o) was
appropriated to be paid to Akin Miner, who
agrees IT, set out and mulch forty trees on the
court house square, t. be done Immediately ull-
DIR the direction Of the Chairman OF the Board
Ut Commissioners.
a. o. Condo moved that the Sheriff be and is
hereby Instructed to procure and put up four
signs or notices on the court house square, Tor
bidding all persons 10 hitch telnis or anillls 10
the fence or trees on or around said square and
also to prosecute all violations Of this resOlu i
The Board adjourned till half past one o clOck
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-05-18
TtlE5OUTHERN MINNESOTA.

THE OUTHERN MINNESOTA.
Mr.. Moulton has letters from Mr..
Easton which indicate that the extern
sion of the Southern Minnesota to
Worthington this gear is quite probable.
Mr.. Brown, Land Agent of the $. NJ.
Company, who has been here for some
days selecting lands for the company,
does not hesitate to say that the proba-
bilities are in favor Of the road reach
ing us this year. Mr.. VanHorne is in
New Notwithstanding to arrange mat
tiers to this end. We certainly wish
him abundant success.